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PARK THEATRR-The manager Of the French
company has put forth for this evening bill worthy
Of our Anniversary of Independence. The French
actors will perform The Swiss Cottage" LIE Cha
let, the characters in which, will be sustained by
Nine. Stephen, CGuriot and Douvry, and will be
followed by Les Premieres Armes de Richelieu, the
charming vaudeville that received with SO much
applause two weeks ago, and well played by
Nine Stephen, Mile. Maria and Nine. Richer.
The leader Of the orchestra Mr.. Provost, has COM
posed expressly for this evening, Patriotic Cantaa
and a National March, in which all the artists will
appear. Miss Turnbull, the danselse, will execute
the Jaleo de Here's and the Polka, with Mr. Martin.
No bill IS more attractive amongst all those of our
theatres and we are certain that foreign artists will
be remunerated for their endeavors contribute to
the national fste, by crowded house Monday
next, Robert le D,abie will be performed for the Sc
cond time.
| CASTLE GARDEN.-The Proprietors here are de-
termined to excel all other competitors in presenting
bill worthy OF the day. There are to be three per-
formances here during the day and evening One
commencing at half past 10 o'clock, A. NJ, another
at r. NJ and another at 9 2. M. They are all OF
the most brilliant kind. The Hercuean Force by
the Elsser Brothers, their comic tableaux, in which
Mr. Parsloe takes excellent part, the dancing OF
Mile Desjardins and Miss Cohen, Herr Chne's per,
formance and grand display of Fireworks, all Will
be given with many other first rate amusements.
The promenade will afford beautiful view OF the
bay and shipping dressed with flags, the men OF war
and the various steamboats, that Will to-day crowd
the llarbor. Altogether we know OF no place that
is superior Castle Garden to all that is inter-
esting on such day as this


NIBLo's GARBEN.-The performances at this popu-
lar place of amusement, this evening, are unusually
attractive; in addition to the Acrobat Family, there
will be the most brilliant display of Fireworks ever
given in this city. The evenings entertainments
will conclude with popular Farce, in which Messrs
Nickinson, Paclde, and Miss Taylor will appear.


PALMo's OPERA HousE-The company, of Etho-
plans give two excellent performances to-day, one at
3P. M. and one at 81 p. M. The Operas of Buy-l-
Dare and the Virgnian Girl will be presented, and
the great favorites they have become with the pub
lie will be guarantee OF full houses. The gems
from the Bohemian Girl introduced in the course
OF the pieces and always received with immense
applause. This will be an admirable place for those
who enjoy rich buresque


VAuxHALL GARDEN.-There is an afternoon and
evening performance here, the first to commence at
2 p M. and the second at 81 p M. The evenings
entertainments will conclude with grand Military
and Civic Ball, for which new and elegent floor
Cotillon Band is engaged for the occasion, and the
floor will be under the management OF Mr.. De La
Rec. The entertainments are OF the usual kind,
and Barney Williams, the Ethiopian Operatic Bro
theirs and Sisters and the rest of the talented COM
pany appear.


Excursions and Amusements Of the Day.


Amidst the variety of excursions that set forth
to-day it is difficult to decide which is best and in
order that every may settle the matter to their
own taste, we give below list of number of the
most prominent ones:


STEAMBOAT CRoToN will make most delightful
excursion, leaving New York from Fulton slip at 81
A. M, and proceeding to New Rochelle, Glen Cove,
Oyster Bay and Cold Spring. After giving, visitors
time to enjoy sea-bathlng, fishing, &c, will return
to arrive in the city at half-past FIVE.


STEAMBOAT HIGHLANDER leaves foot OF Warren
street at y O'Clock, Amos street at quarter before
| y 4 - T. -


at o'clock, for West Point and Newburgh, landing
at Caldwell's, Peekskill, Cold Spring and Cornwall


Will return in time to witness fireworks in the
evening.


SrEAMBoAr UTICA leaves foot of Chambers street
at half past 8 A. NJ, for Rossvle, to convey passen
gers to Ladies' Fair at Rossville Also the Steam
boat II. L. lSrEvENs will leave foot Of Amos street
at A. NJ Canal street at a quarter past Eand pier
No N. r., at 3 A. NJ, for the same purpose. This
will be charming trip, the vslters will be ena
bled spend some time at the fair, and continue


the excursion round the Island, returning in time


see the fireworks in the evening.


The STEAMBOAT RARITAN, Will leave the foot OF


Barclay street at A. NJ, on an excursion to New


Brunswick and Perth Amboy, taking both the inner


and !outer passages afordlng delightful views OF the
| Bay and Harbor-returnlng to the city by z. nj.
| The STEAMBOAT New YORK will leave Peck slip


at O'Clock, on excursion down the Harbour and
| Lower Bay offering of the Atlantic, Fortlfi-


cations, Sandy Ho-k, Nc.


| STEAMBOAT INDEPENDENCE will make two trips


around Staten Island, stopping at Perth Amboy.-


She will start at 5A IN, from Pier No 2, North


River, and return to the city at II, AN; and again


leave the foot of Canal street, at l, P.M for her
cond trip.


| STEAMBOAT DELAWARE will make three excursions
| in the course of the day, off Sandy Hook Light


leaving various parts of the city, will be seen by
advertisement, In the morning, afternoon and even
ing.


| EXCURSION TO PHILADELpHA.-The company have
placed their tickets for this OCCASION at the low
| price of four dollars for going and returning
STEAMBOAT HAMILTON will make five trips during
the day from Pier No. l, East River to Fort Hamil
| ton, at Z and 10 A. M, and /, 81, and 6, PM.
The CARS OF THE New York AND HARLEM RAIL


ROAD leave City Hall for White Plains, att and 1OA.
NJ, and at ], 4, and 81 PM, and for Williams
| Bridge and Fordham, every half hour.
| The Young Mems Neapolltan Association proceed
| to Yonkers this morning, in the steamboat Jacob
| Bell, for the purpose of celebrating the day.
| ABBEY HOTEL, the Bloomngdale road, offers
quiet retreat from the hustle of the city, and its
beautiful walks and pleasure grounds afford beau
ttu spots for passing delightful day. Mr. Moore's
stages leave Tryon Row, near the Park. every half
| hour during the day.


GOTHAM CorrAeE, 29s BowERv-Mr venn opens


this cottage to-day free concert room, and gives
| an entertainment in honor OF the day.
HARLEM PARK.-There is to be1a trotting match
here, which will be interesting 10 those gwen to
sporting affairs.


LONG ISLAND RAmRoAD.-No train leaves for
Newport and Providence to-day, the advertisement
that appeared yesterday being imperfect.
The FooT-RAcEs AND HURDLE RACE OVER THE
BEACON COURSE, HoBoKEN.-The sport announced
to come oil yesterday as above, was postponed in
consequence Of the unsettled state of the weather.


and the condition of the track, arising from the hea
w rain of the previous night Ii the weather be at


all favorable the hurdle race and five mile foo,-race
will come off Monday next, and the ten mile
| oot-race on the Wednesday following. We have
received communication from Buffalo stating thai
Steeprock,' the Indian, will not start in the ten
| mile race. We know not how true this may be-


There others in the of equal if not superior
powers, to make the affair as interesting desired
| The struggle will be between Gilderseeve. the
American Deer, and the Iroquois Indian. There is
| also to be pedestrian hurdle race, which will