Theatricnls, Sc.
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Ole Bull is now on his way 10 this city. He will
give few other concerts at different towns between
mere and Cleveland which he left on Thursday last.


The Seguins and Mr.. Frazer have been quite sue
ccssul wherever they have displayed their talents in
this country since their last arrival 1t is pretty
generally allowed that whatever share OF Froys
new opera of "Leonora' has with in Phade lphia,
was entirely owing to their powers.


Mr.. Henry Phillips lett in the Great Western on
Thursday last, rather earlier than expected. He
has not been quite successful in this country
anticipated in pecunary point of view, but he has
very voluminous notes and observations Of men,
ners. and places while among which he intends TO


literary abilities SC there Is every to believe that
something good will be produced. He will remain in
Europe about twelve months, and then return to this
country.


Mr. haywood is giving series of Entertainments


illustrative of Scottish characters with great in
Canada.


Western, Thursday last 1t is generally understood,
that his arrival he will make some arrangements for
a Italian company in this city.


The CampanaIogians, or Swiss Bell Ringers, bet
ter known the other side of the Atlantic as the Lam
cashre Bell Ringers have been very successful since
arrival in tins country In their recent tour through
out the is said they have realized little fortunes
They are now at Buffalo


The Infant Sisters Misses Macomber,) and swat
e the Piper have also been pretty successful in this
country AT last dates they wcre at ST. Louis drawing
crowded houses to their concerts.


The Misses Hussey are giving concerts in New
Bedford assisted by MIR. Maedcr



the SPIRIT of the Rhine, received enthusiastically.
the first evening Of their presentation at the Buffalo
Theatre. 4


The Albany Theatre will open on Monday even
ing next. with powerful dramatic corps for q short
esson with the splendid drama Of Putnam or the Iron
son of '76."


new Oratorio under the title of Jeptha, compos-
ed Mr.. J. ii Hewitt performed al washington on
Thursday evening. and was we'll received


The Harmoneon Family are giving concerts IN
ST. Johns N. b.


Mr.. Moses O. Nichols, of Haverhill, Mass. has
recently invented new musical instrument, for which
he inte nds to patent denomlnated the Reed
Orpap and is intended to take the place OF those ex-
nensve church organs now in use in some OF our
churches II said be well calculated for church music.


Rockwell and Stones equestrian company are at
Mr. b. Shaw commenced an engagement at the
Pittsburgh theatre Wednesday last


Mr. Winchell, by particular request, repeats his
droleries in Newark on Monday evening


Fpou LAKE SUpERroR.-We learn from Sault
Ste Marie correspondent Of the Detroit Free Pyess,
that MIR Charles T. Miller, OF the deputy U. =.
for the region died at the saut on the 3d
instant The writer states that the schooner Al
gopaun arrived the ID with about three tons OF cop
per mineral from the Pttsburg Company Works, being
the first sent down this IL Is to be sent to Bos
ton IL is packed up in half barrels weighing about 800
ibs each and Is said to worth S220 per delivered
in Boston 500 to be sent there by the Psburg
Company and the like amount by the Boston Copper
Company