Theatrlcals, 80.
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Mr. Booth has drawn good houses at Palmo's theatre
during the past week. he appears more at home at this
establishment than at others in this city


Dinneford has been successful as he merits in his
management at Pslmo's "Antigone" although not fail
ure did not pay. the talented assistance
Of MIR. George Vandenhof He Is about to bring out in
Like menner in Boston, by request. The probability IL
,ha the residents Of the modern Athens Of America will
appreciate better than the doarlsving inhabitants Of


The Castle Garden will be opened O theatre about
the second week in May makes Of the largest in
the uasn. With the exception Of an upper gallery i
will accommodate upwards Of 5000 persons with ease


large steam packet has been fitted up as a floating
theatre capable Of holding upwards Of 1900 persons Ii
ing round the city, taking up its station at various slips
different evenings 1t will shortly visit the various
towns the margin Of the principal rivers in the
Union. There is a very good company engaged


Mad Pico, Sig. sanqurico, and other members Of the
late Italian Company IN this city will give Concerts in the
ceHd MY Begins refused to on the
troupe, objectng to display his musical powers amid
sherry coboIers, mint juleps, and cigars.


Mt Anderson takes his benefit the Park Theatre on
Fray evening, after which he proceeds to Philadelphia
to fulfil an engagement at the Arch street Theatre.


Mr.. andI Mrs. seguin and Mr.. Frazer expected in
this city at the end Of the present the beginning Of the
forward 1t the Park.


The Campano!ogans, Swiss Bellringers, have pro.
ceadea to Havana, where they have been highly sue
cessfui.





loans expected in this city about the latter end Of
June beginning Of July and II is expected will come
out ct Palmos Opera House


The Miss Macombers and Waite Ferguson, the piper
have been highly successful in their Southern tour
qMr and Mrs. Randall the Scotch giant and gianiess
have been highly successful in their Southern tour
crowds have daily attended their levees


Madame Otss benefit concert is fixed for next Tuesday
evening She is to be assisted gratuitousy by Madame
Pico, Miss Windmuiler, Madame Buckhardt, Mary Tay
Kye M G1osnve Mr. Msves Mr Hanrioh & sr r
Timm, Mr. Beames Signor De Bignis and grand oTche
ira OF over fifty performers.


grand complimentary benefit is to be given to Mira
Hunt in Albany, on Monday evening. Some of III.
principal residents Of that city have undertaken tn,
management ofthe sffar.


The Misses slomsn gave concert III Lancaster on
Tuesday evening" for the benefit Of the Pttsburg sui


ole Bull gave concert in Cincinnati, the 10th in
slant.


The Hu.chnsons gave their last concert Philsdel
phia on Tuesday evening and had the most numerou,
audience of tho season. The house was crowded from
pit to dome They havo since visited this city and Brook
lyn Tney advertise concert in Boston on Monday
next.


Mr.. J. II. stctney, brother OF g. r. sckney the ~ Q.
prietor the Amphth eatrc in New Orleans died ol q
dropsy the lath instant The deceased come
Of some talent, and was well known to all the theatrs
corps.


Mr. Vim. Warren, old fsvorte Of thu Albany public


ade his appearance at the Museum of that city last eve
ming.


Ole Bull generously gave one hundred aosrs towards
the re,ei OF tae suffering p,or of Piusburg.
ne~ drama, entitled Morton, smiles md Tears
oundei upon the interesting story by that name writer
by VIM g. English Is in rehearsal at the National thea
ire Boston and we learn will be produced next week
The remains Of the National theatre in Washington
and the ground, were sold Monday at auction fo
bii GOO, md were purchased by Mr. Rojman. The 10
contains more than fourteen thousand square feet and ht
walls more than million Of bricks


Madame Castellan has made hit at the Italian Opers
N London where she made her first onpe on the
night OF Aprl in Luci di Lammermoor. The paper,
speak very highly OF her voice. and testow almos, uu
qua'ied praise upon her method. She is pronounced
worthy successor TO Persani, and thoroughly qualified
to sustain ffet rate parts.