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PARK THEArnE.-Owing to q change in the perform
at the Park last night in consequence of the inds
position of Miss Delcy, there much thinner house
than had been expected Before rise of the curtain
Mr. Barry appeared and announced the change and the
pieces which were to be substituted for Der Freschutz
These were "A Rowland for Oliver" "The Board.
Ing School, and Bengal Tiger" all Of which afforded
satisfaction TO the audience as they presented in
spirited manner and one worthy of better house.


Miss Delcys next appearance is postponed until Mon.
day evening next in consequence of her temporary ILL
ness, when she will sustain the part of Agatha
Freschutz" for the benefit of Mr. Brough In the
time the manager has made judicous arrangements for
tonight and Saturday Tonight Mrs. Bland will enact
the character OF Pauline in the Lady of Lyons" and
Saturday that of Julia in the "Hunchbaok in both OF
which she has already appeared and that with much
ability as to fairly surprise the spectators But very
Gently we have seen those favorits presented by
raton we desire now to ses in the Of Mrs Bland
how far merit unaided by extraneous circumstances
will secure just portion Of appreciation from disc rim
mating pupllc Tonight, then be il remembered the
Lady oil Ly ons will be performed by the united talent
of this establishment, with Mrs Bland as Pauline.


BowERr THEArRE-When the " Black Rangers" was
FIRST produced, predicted for popularity which had
been unprecedented at this theatre The crowds which
have ocked to witness it nightly have fully proved
the truth OF assertion The drama is purely national
being founded upon which occurred during the
revolution full of the most patriotic incidents and
thrilling scenes The applause which last night
gwen throughout by the large audience proof Of the
gratifying feelings which It impaired The scene in
which Mr. Clark on his Indian mare Pocahontas, leaps
over the torrent and runs the rocks is certainly
Of the most thrilling witnessed. The evening
closed with the drama of Robin Hood" with Mr.
as the bold outlaw. Tonight we have the same bill


CAsrLE GARDEN-Last night the famous hurlesque
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burlesaue upon Rossins celebrated opera of Cinderella
to large and fashionable audience who were kept in
continual of laughter the capital carcature given
by this company. All the original music Of Rossni is
sung, together with many popular airs Previous to the
burlesque, vocal Concert was given by the company
Tonight the same bill is presented.


NIBLos GARpEN.-Mrs. Mowatt and Mr.. Crisp com.
menced their last evening this place with
most flaterng auspices The play was Romeo and Ju-
lie the two characters by Mrs Mowatt and MrCrisp-
The style Of the ladys acting betokened thorough
conception Of her part and she gave several read
ings of various points, which told with the audience
The manner in which she asked the question of the
nurse whats he that follows there, that would not
dance :" when she first Romeo, delivered with
thrilling emphasis The famous balcony was given
have never before it. Mr. Crisp as Romeo
dressed looked and acted the character to admiration
In fact both he and Mrs Mowat daily improving in
their art Their in Philadelphia and Baltimore
great and des rvedly Tonight they appear in
the Lady Of Lyons.


PALMos OpERA HoUsE.-The Ethiopian Serenaders
again received by overfowing house last night
Their has been unprecedented Night after night
fashionable families Of the city attend to listen
to their simple but sweet strains. There is something
in their music that makes one forget for while the
cares and troubles of life aud serd feeling rapture
through his whole SOUL They remain here through this
week.


Templeton, the vocalist is at the Astor House II is
his intention, understand to give concerts and ec
lures his hook and alone In this he is likely to
make mistake. In the present mania for opera, it will
be found difficult work to attract audience listen to
the singing of one individual This Of amusement
was tried by Braham and Phillips and the former sue.
ceeded only from his great reputation and the strong de
sire every felt to him Phillips failed almost out.
right and left with the intention of returning to this
country in year with English opera troupe to
make small fortune. If Tempeton were to oin Miss
Delcy and get up series of operas he would probably
make hi, and troupe with two such arHtes as the
leading spirits could not but be highly successful


Chevalier wikof, now in Europe, is endeavorine to
persuade Camille Leroux. the famous equestrian per-
former visit the United States under his auspices-
She undoubtedly at the head of her profession and
pas de deur executed horseback by her and Levi
North the most beautiful piece Of riding have ever
witnessed.


Mr. c. Keans benefit at the Chestnut on Tuesday
brought forth brilliant assembage OF beauty and ia
shion. The comedy OF Money played At the end of
the play the Keans called out The vocal and in.





theatre sercnaded Mrs Charles Kean at her hotel the
Mansion House, on Tuesday night after the perform





Mr. J. Silsbee is acting at Buffalo.


o. A. Durivage had bumper benefit at Cincinnati
lately.


Herr Cline and Gustave Elssler are at Boston


A Mr.. Eddy is performing Don Caesar De Bazan at
Albany.


Another large Organ will be publicly exhibited this
afte at o'clock at Mr.. Erbers Mandatory in
Centre street 1t built for Christ Church. Lexnp
ton, KY


The National Theatre at New Orleans is open. Mr..
Webb was performing the Stranger


WEIGH, MANN, DELAvAN's CiRcus-Ths ceIe-
brated and popular equestrian company been reap
ing rich harvest in Mary land They will be in Wash
ington City to-day and in Baltimore on Monday


SALE MusEuM.-Thc entire collection Of the
Philadelphia Museum Company, arranged in the spa
cious saloon at the of George and Ninth streets
advertised for sale by the Sheriff the of October
next


Professor Horncaste has been highly successful in
Philadelphia long array of commendatory notices hav
ing appeared in the papers there regarding his con-
certs.


Movements of Travellers.


There yesterday diminution in the number OF
arrivals The hotels presented if possible increased
degree of hustle and in cases difficulty pro.


