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PARK THEArRE. There was very excellent house
last night to witness Mrs Bands performance Of the part
OF Julia, in the Hnnchback We were very much
gratifed by this lady's impersonation of this finely
drawn character OF the best creations Of Sheridan
Knowles Mrs Blands conception of the character
perfect and rendered with degree of spirit graceful
ness and effect which we have very rarely equaed
Mr. Bland as Sir Thomas Clifford" highly respect
able, but somewhat deficient in energy. Bass as Mas
ter Walter out of his line but did the best he could
Mrs Abbott played the part Of Helen in very credit
able manner. De Waldens "Modus" was capital. The
play was very well received by the house.


Tomorrow der Frieschutz," Miss Delcy as "Aga.
tha." crowded house of course.


BowERY THEATRE-The Black Rangers still continue
to draw crowded houses. again presented last
night and the patriotic incidents and soustirrng Ian
guage of which it is composed brought down tremen
dous applause from the audience. No who loves to
dwell for an hour in the times of the Revolution should
neglect to see the Black Rangers. We have already
spoken of the plot and the personatons. The evening
closed with the Shoemaker OF Toulouse, with Mr. Scott
Jacob Odel and the farce of the Dead Shot To
row evening the Manager viii give rich treat the
audience. Messrs Coney and Blanchard who have
lately returned from Europe will appear in drama
called the Highland Drover and their wonderful Dog by
his surprising feat in the OF the piece will be
matters of great interest to the audience


CASTLE GASDEN.-The burlesque opera singers last
night again repeated shn-de Heean which kept the
audience in perfect of laughter Their concep.
tons certainly very funny Previous to the
vocal concert was given by the company. Tonight a
sacred concert will be given.


NIBLos GARpES.-The theatre at Niblos last evening
was crowded to actual sufocaon with highly fashion
able auditory The play selected for the occasion was
the "Wife" by krowies in which played for
the first time Mariana to Crisps Julian ST. Pierre and
may be said to have almost surpassed herself The merits
of the piece have already received such strong marks
OF appreciation as effort of genius that we do not
deem necessary to enter into minute criticism on the
plot and design, stamped with the impress of sucb a
mind Knowles but the personation of Mariana bv
Mrs Mowatt for the first time has invested the piece
with an additional charm, she sustained her mart
throughout so as TO completely rvet attention OF the
audience pm could be heard all through If il fell Uar
correct conception OF the part quite in keepinp with
her ackno ledged powers of first rate ta
lent and great versatility OF genius She repeatedly
interrupted durng the evening by the pla
dts Of an admring auditory may be said to have
added another laurel 10 her already acquired fame Mr.
Crsps Julian st Pierre most respectable piece of
acting. Matthews, Eerrardo also well sustained
and the casts OF character altogether showed udicous
management. The scene OF the play is laid in Nantua
the costume was OF the most gorgeous des ripon The
entertainments passed of with AT the fall of the
curtain Mrs Mowatt was called for and made her an
pearance led forth by Mr.. Crisp amid reiterated ap-
plause, when the audience separated


P.LMos Opera HoUsE.-The Ethiopian Serenaiers las
night concluded their second weeks entertainments
Never have one single band of performers been SO
cessul as these. Night after night crowds OF our most
fashionable citizens have Aocked to hear them Their
gees chorusses and solos executed with such
and real musical excellence that apart from the com;c
words and action OF the singers intrinsic worth of the
music such as TO be perfect treat to amateur Not
only amateurs Dut professional singers attracted by
these musicians. Last week noticed some of our
most popular vocaists among the audience-Mr Frazer
Mr. Templeton, &c, and We doubt they were fully
convinced OF what we have been stating The number
OF applications for continuation Of their delightful en-.
tertainments has caused them to continue for ano
ther week and accordingly they reopen tomorrow
evening with complete new programme.


Ole Bull arrived in town yesterday. He is at the As.
tor House.