Theatricals.
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FAaE THEArRE-Saeridan Knowles" Hunchback,
given in this Thcntrs last night, to q good house
with striking effect. Master Walter, was hit TO a
nicely by MIR Bass; Roberts made shining Lord Tin
ssl' De Wadens MOdus" was quite respectable; and
the drollery OF Fisher, in Fathom' quite unfahoma
BILE All the other parts also properly filed and
as whole was harmonious and chaste performance


Mrs. Bland sustained the character of Julia" and
Mr. Bland that of Sir Thomas Chford;" and here it
must not be forgotten that Mrs. Abbott, as Helen
looked charming. and lent a cheerful playful vvacity
to the entertainment, that very observable more
clase piece of acting than that of Julia is not within
the compass Of the hstrionc art Now the artless un
sophisticated country beauty anon the lady fashion
the star of the highest town" CIRCLES one time the
assumed uee, at another the enamoured lover and
the afanced bride; the victim OF her ambitious va
nty or the sport OF her passion to be avenged of Sir
Thomas and which drives her to sign the hateful mar
riage contract with the Earl of Rochdale in all those
passages-but above all in the principal scene with the


secretarygreat power of expressing the passions Of
waited and methodical artist he does not make an effort
and yet accomplishes his obect-that Of pleasing The
audience indicated this for the atten
ton was given throughout the whole evenings
the curtain fell the pentup feelings broke their barrier
and burst forth in loud and continued plaudits Mr. and
the ap probation OF the house.


Tonight Mrs Bland is appear in the beautiful cha.
racter of Belvdera" in the play of Venice Preserved
A crowded house is quite certain.


BowERY THEArKE.-Last evening Messrs. Cony snd
Blanchard with their wonderful dogs who have become
celebrated in Europe and America made their first ap-
pearance at the Bowery Theatre in the drama the


Highland Drover" 1t would hardly be believed, with.
out actual observation that dogs could be we'll trained
perform well they did their parts in the drama
The fidelity and attachment which form SO large par
of the dogs instinct finely portrayed by these no
Bile animals-and the cunning which has been taugh
them was admirably sustained. Messrs Cony and Blan
.kcrl ii 4 sl~.z
beauty Previous to the drama the play ofUgolino wa
performed and the evening closed with the new national
drama of the Black Rangers of the merits of which
we have already spoken. The house was crowded. as
probably will be on every night during the eng agemen
OF Messrs Cony and Blanchard with their wonderful,
dogs Tonight the same bill is presented


CASTLE GAnpKs.-Last night the Buresque Company
presented Buy-lDare," capital burlesque upon Au
ber's celebrated opera of I" La Bayaders, During the
opera several of the best dances the original were
performed in very good style Previous to the opera
concert of vocal music given by the company
This is the last week OF the burlesque opera company
and of all who relish good bure.que will give
them call.


PALmos.-Last evening tho Eth,opians opened with
budget Of songs and glces The house was crowd
ed as it has been every evening since they have been
here. Persons tired OF listening the saeet
strains caused by the harmony OF voices The Ia
dies delighted the gentlemen are delighted ana IT,.
children are delighted Every body who goes spends
evening pleasantly and leaves sorry tina, he canno,
listen longer,


NiBLos-Lsst night the Stranger" with Mrs. Now
att ss Mrs Haer and MIR. Crisp the Stranger, was
performed before large and fashionable audience
at Niblos The character Of Mrs Haer is one in which
Is blended the nature naturally kind and benevolent
with the soul deeply stung by rsmorss aud
by giving full play TO its former traits to - for the
| sin which has brought misery upon It, Mrs. Nowatts
personation Of such character must ssary be
good. In the opening scene. the geoerou, woman,
she united her sweet voice to the sadness Of expression
that she so well assumes As the play prog gr.sses and
becomes more trae al Mrs aiova bee stronger in
her delineation vi th. emotions, and in the closing
scenes was really poweinl rhe character Of the
Stranger j. not oue Wkich 9rpids much scope for dis
play. s.r CHIP performed il win taste. MIR. Placide
Peter made lots ri un rlaeide always does The
other parts we're well snstaireI. Tonight Mrs Now.
plays Julians IL the "Holey Moon" TO Mr. Crisps
| Duke Aranzt.


Olo Bull will give concert next Thursday evening
al the Tabernacle sDd i'll be assisted by Miss Norhal
Miss VI. A. Lcr accompanied oy Mrs Lee were
amongst The srssels yesterday by the Zurich from
| HavIe.


| CoLoRrp CoScrRr-There is to be a colored concert
at tho Tspernacle al two o'clock tomorrow afternoon
! All the psriormsr viii bs ofthe coored race