Theatricals. &c.
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Mr.. Hudson, recently from Boston, has made arrange
ments to deliver lecture Hamlet" at the Society
Library, In this city, on Monday evening


The Congo Serenaders appear to be severely afflicted
with prevalent disorder Of absence OF mind They ar,
posted and minutely described in Memphis and othe
papers, suddenly leaving the different places they vi
sit. forgetting in the hurry Of professional eng gsgement
pay either printers or landlords They en- route fol
New Orleans.


The Swiss Bell Ringers proving very attractive ir
Mobile.


with great ecIdf in Bangor, Me.


Sgrs Valentine the celebrated guitsists and ventrilo
| quist, are about to give concerts in Boston.


We see it stated in Boston paper that Miss Taylor
the Oy mpic theatre, s about 10 bc married TO vouno
gentlem IN OF that city.


The Warden Family given concerts in Philsdelpbjs IA
Their music which is sung by one LADY, contralto and
three gentlemen consists Of number Of Russells boat
songs harmonzcd and arranged for four voices Thev
have been most favorahly noticed.
| The Snow SroRN 1t would seem from The
subJolned paragraphs, that the snow storm of last
week wasI violent at the North than in the
Western portions Of the State.
From franklin Gazette, Feb. O.


Yesterday morning Il commenced sno wing and hss con-
tnued to snow since rendering roads complete
ly mpassable. The depth Of cannot be loss than
hve feet on level and d'ifed in many places the
height OF twelve feet The still falling without
| the ieast prospec' OF cessation
From Plattsbargh Republican, Feb
On Tuesday last IL commenced showing moderately
and continued through the day In the evening n H.
creased, with violent wind from the north; and on
wednesday morning the streets " our village and the
roads in the neghborhood found impossible from
huge drifts OF snow piled up in many places fifteen feet
high. The stages stopped and the mails are convey
ed on horseback i will be many days fear before
the roads in the country will be passsbe for teaa The
southern mail due at Burlington Wednesday at five
o'clock ?. M had not arrived Thursday at o. when
wo LETT that place.