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The PARK.-There was a very excellent house last
night. 10 witness the debut of Mr. Murdock In the char
acter Of Hamlet" Mr. Murdock's performance was
charac terised by considerable scholarship and vgor
he possesses fine phyiqu and many of the elements
OF good actor. His enunciaon is distinct and meod
Gus, and his readings generally evinced intelligent
and accurate study of the important part which he chose
for his first appeal TO public favor Throughout the play
he encouraged by very cordial applause Mrs Bland
played "ophelia," and with a degree OF excellence
which contrasted. by means uniavorabIy with that
exhibited by the gifted artist who had re Gently a
peared in that character on the boards This lady
evidently possesses abilities Of no common order.


As tho curtain fe the applause loud and enthus-
astic The calls for Mr. Murdoch were vociferous and
in obedience to them he appeared and made the follow
ing speech:


do SO from the heart thank you for the reception
have had at your hands you have encouraged me in
formance. and am truly grateful At this moment re-
aze that which have looked forward to through years
OF toll sna anxiety feel that my claims to rank IN
am permitted to contend for the palm with its master
spirits. also feel that to make good my position viii
me increased exeroDs and life devoted to the one
great object Emboldened by your kind approval OF my
humble efforts this night once put on the pro-
fessiona! harness. and give all energies to the work.
hoping that continuation Of your appreciation will
tend my endcavors to achieve the highest honors be.
slowed on the actor. Cheersd by your kind approval,
LADIES' and Gentlemen, shall 90 through my engage
ment and pursue my career with the hope that what.
ever fortune may be in store fer me- good wishes
will attend me-"


Bowssr THEArRE.-The Bowery was again crowded
last night with highly fashionable and discriminating
audience. The popular and attractive drama of Put.
nam" was presented after which Messrs. Coney and
Blanchard the celebrated pantommists and their
derul dogs Hector and Brun, made their second AZ.
pearance, in drama Of thrilling interest called the
Boodhounds' How is possible to train animals TO
A. - L-.-
ken. The Bowery is now in full tide Of success, and
admirably conducted as at present. To-
night capital bill is presented


CASTLE GARpEs.-The summer campaign of this
charming establishment has concluded Winter upon
us. and in lieu Of soft sunny days. have scowlng
wutry weather. The propretors Of this establishment
are however, determined to continue afford the citi
zens Of New York ample opportunities for amusing
themselves in their noble halls during the winter and
for that purpose have fitted them up with every comfort
and convenience for balls and public reunions. The
whole place has been arranged to be thoroughly
warmed, and as comfortable ballroom any that can
be found in the city Thus much for the comfort of the
thing Those (and who have mott who have visited
during the summer must have all been struck with its
peculiar capabilities for this purpose-the ample floor
the lofty ceiling the thousands Of lights that can be in
troduced the beautiful arrangement for tho orchestral
department. the convenience of dressing rooms, and
other arrangements peculiarly fit il for such pur-
We glad to perceive that it has already been
selected by the Independent Tompkns Blues and Thistle
Society for their anniversary balls This is should
be- for there cannot be found in this city so
desirable either regards its spacious and heahtul
position, or as the most rural and enchanting spot
within the precincts Of New York. The spirited pro
and contributed SO much towards the pleasure and com
fort OF the citizens the past summer should receive
every supIG during the winter season in balls lee
the beginning of it,


THE ALaAMRA.-Now that tho uptown folks have
been shorn of their theatreb the closing Nbo
propretors OF that charming retreat the Alhamra
have determined to present themselves candidates
public patronage in that line and for that purpose have
fitted up their saloon with stage and accommodations
sufficient for fifteen hundred spectators and design to
give something worth attending. With that view they
have engaged the amusing company of the Burlesque
Ethiopians, who will commence this evening with their
popular burlesque on the "Somnambula." previous to
which they will give vocal concert comprising
raj favorite songs The attraction great and have
ure to be remembered is that the Refreshments for
which the Ahambra has always been famous, will be
served in their usual style Success to the Alhamra
and its proprieors


OLE BuLL.-Ths numerous admirers of this talented
artistic will in few days have an opportunity of hearing
given in aid Of ths widow apg rnhans Funa . a ae
institution of which he is member.


Hacket performed Sir Pertinax Mcsycophant, in the
ard Athen@um, Boston.


Rockwell & stones Mammoth Circus has opened for
short season in Boston branch Circus also exhbi
ting at Newark, N. j.


The Keans appeared at Baltimore Monday evening
IN the Lady OF Lyons"


John Seton and Chppendale are managing the Balti
more Museum they have in their com ,any Mrs Watts
Mrs 1imm, and Mr.. Gallagh her.


Herr Dresbach is making tour of Pennsyl with
his Geological friends


MApAaE AuousrA.-This accomplished dansense
whose name is SO we'll known throughout Europe and
America, arrived in this city in the Great Britain We
have not heard what engagements she has into
in this country but expect that shall Of
have the pleasure of seeing her in this city.


Sporting Int iIigence.


FALL RACES OVER THE UNION CouRsE.-The attendance
den inclemency Of the weaher-truly it was cod-and
Notwithstanding, some goodly sport eff The first
was sweepstakes for three year ods-subs cripion
800 S25 forfet-closed with three subscribers
| trich.


Charles 8. Lloyd. ch. c. by Langiord ou. of Gipsey
Jas X. Van Mater gr. f. by Langford out Of Blanca


Only two started. The first heat well contested
between the FLY out Of Ostrich and the ch c. out Of
The result was as folows:-


II. A. conover, br wv. Haggerty)..


fine 81 i So


The second little nothing done as regards
hettng the black horse the favore previous 70 the
start The following were the competitors and condi-


Purse $50, entrance $40 added mile heats


osd isa sa sIs rs S s sy ~ sos dam iy old
sam Laird IL Delaware, by Muso dam BY yrs 0'd
H 4 conoysr sns BY iledoc dam by Atlas yrs OLD
! The result was as follows -;
Delaware q. Laird, Jr.) ...3
ssta ......,.,...........l


MisSIs.:x asaas. '''.'.,........ ga


49, Tims-lSs, i.sc i:5i, sol, ''
| The second heat was most beautifully contested
heat. 1t was doubtful matter They could not in us
tee do otherwise. Medoc ruled out in the third