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During the recital. the audience broke forth fre-
quently in plaudits loud and deep. The vast amph


theatre shook again, the speakers exit being the first
thing to restore quiet


The performance began by the representation of
the pleasant comedy Of Charles the Second. Old
Capt Copp was done to- the life by J. r. Scott he
lent il broad humor, that proved irresistible King
Charles was brought to life in the person OF Mr. Da
yenport, while the part OF that gallant bertine, the
Earl of Rochester, was well delineatcd by Mr. Hen
kins, who will be favorlte, if we mistake not Mrs
Phillips and Mrs sherwood sustained the roles Of
Lady Clara, and Mary Copp, respectfully, and the
whole went of in the most gratifying manner
Between the pieces the house settled down little
fatigued, perhaps, with the oupouring of hilariy
that marked the whole performance thus far Then
came Sir E. l.. Skeffington's romantic drama enti-
lied I" The Sleeping Beauty" We have barely room
to observe that the scenery displayed in this piece
was Of gorgeous description, and worthy OF the
elegant decorations Of the theatre


Ii is calculated this capacous structure is capable
being the case, the receipts of last night amount TO
handsome sum- as there did not appear TO be apy
spare room in any corner Of the building Mr. Jack
con has indeed fulfilled his pledges TO the public in
the expeditions and liberal manner in which fhis
splendid theatre has been placed at the service Of
the public.


On the other hand. the public have done their dutv
IN turning out last night they did, to seal the en-
,crprlse with their appreciation We believe. on the
part of each there large expectations and il 10
no less certain that both have been realized The
opening Of the Bowery has, indeed been an event in
the dramatic annals Of this good city, and we hone
10 see the frequent recurrence Of the enthusiasm and
animation which characterized il,