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national drama before performed. After Putnam ,
the beautiful drama of the Forest Of Bondy in which
Messrs Cony and Blanchard and the wonderful dog


Hector appeared was performed and the evening closed
with the lsughable farce of Young England,


NIBLos GsRpEN-The performance last eve ming con.
cuded the season at this pleasant little summer theatre
They were for the benefit of the door keepers and
We were glad to see they had full house for they
certainly deserved it for the gentlemany manner in
which they have performed their duties this season
closing his theatre Mr. Nibo may congratulate himself
on the very successful manner in which sup
ported by the public, but that in great measure
been owing to the great variety of ste Ring
that he has afforded The Acrobats the French Com,
pany and the perfect flood of who have during the
latter part of the been performing have all evn
ced his tact and management catering for the public
They have been pleased, and he has made money thus
all parties remain satisfied and have doubt that
next he will again manage his cards equally ef
fectvely


TEMPLETos's Musical ENTERrAISMeSrs.-His grand
festival on Friday night drew crowded and fashion
able audiences greater rush than his first appear
the house filed TO sufocation, and some hun
dreds could not gain admission This second tribute to
Tempeton's fame and genius is the greater compliment
from the fact that Mrs Keans benefit also Mrs Mowa,ts
benefit took place on that evening The speaking por-


ton of this entertainment, and the beautiful poetry with
which is inerspersed drew down bursts OF appreciation
which frequently interrupted the exquisite pa,hos ener
gy and enthusiasm, the subject demanded given with


clear, round, meodious voice which fourd its way and
could be distinctly heard outside the closed doors
original anecdotes were racy in the extreme. and de-
livered and acted with rich OF the comic which
alternately kept the audience of laugh and
delight OF the songs, and the manner in which they
treated too much could not be said is pos.
sible to conceive that much could be conveyed
through simple Scotch ballads himself native of the
very country (Ayrshre) in which the Burns drew his
first breath, and received his first inspirations Temple
ton is allowed to be this poets true interpreter this
highly gifted of song alone could give the
energy requisite TO illustrate, Farewell thou fair
day." Scots wha haen--" Ratlin Roarin Willie We
have often heard Scots wha haep murdered Bra.
ham, in his day, sung it magnihcently but till Temple
ton gave it breath it never breathed the poets con.
cepons. The words and melody given genu-
inc, and, therefore, the true inspiring effect.
The archness and simple elegance with which the other
individual, especially Green Grows the Rushes
o." In his treatment OF this last simple and bal
lad he conveyed delicate and exquisite compliment
to the air SEX that must have found its way to each
sensitive heart present The gem of the evening" how
"Al is LOST The grand from La Somnam-
bua and which was given for the first time in New York.
as We have had pure tenor twas composed for


voce OF sufficient compass to execute this soubreath
ing piece OF vocal eocuton II perfectly electrified the
audience, and in their language we'll worth dou
BILE the halt dollar the price of admission II truly
soulsrring breathing OF severe struggle between
love and jealousy did it lose particle of its
dramatic effect in the the whole
well portrayed; the confdng, innocent, suffering Ami
spired the passions OF orchestra in its full
psy-all, all was vividly represented by Templeton.
host In himself other vocalist OF the present day
except Braham, (it is sad) sing this the
original key hence one cause for giving due effect to
murs OF the human heart found their sill voice and their
note on the lips of this prince of mnsres The llustra
ton preceding this grand little interesting bio
graphical sketch Of the amented Malibran, given
with excessive pahos and was evidently felt by the
compished speaker.


On Monday the first entertainment will be repeated


Sally in our Alley will appear in all her charms and
the spirit-srring Old fowler will again lead the
cry"


SWISS BELL RrScERs-The performances of this cele
brated company last evening, received with enthu
siastic applause by an immensely large audience The
:" Wedding Pea' as rung in the churches of Europe
the occasion OF the marriage of sovereign noble,
was loudly appauded and seemed to the
pany. Miss Caroline Hifert, charming young German
lady, assisted in the OF the evening by sing
ing several popular melodies which displayed her rich
voice TO advantage We regret very much that these
ingenious and talented young cannot further pro-
long their stay in this city and envy the people of
Philadelphia al which city they will perform on Mon
day next the rich treat which in store for them May
success attend the Campanoogian Bell Ringers wherev-
! er they SO.


| U.C Hill will give magnificent Concert on the 10th
prox1 He will be supported by all the musical talent
\ IN the city


The Boston papers loud in their praise OF the How
ard Athen9um theatre.


F. w. Horncase has given concert there to full
and fashionable audience.


Mr.. Marble, the Yankee comedian is at Pittsburg


ole Bull gave last evening at the Melodeon
in Boston


Rado Scauf the dwarf rival OF TomThumb. has return
ed to the city, after successful tour through the Union


At Buffalo the theatre is gong very smoothly Mr.
Jameson and Mrs II hunt are the leading players.


The French opera company very successful IN alt



The Richmond, Virginia theatre was to open on Wed.
nesday evening last, with Mr. w. j. Jones and Mrs H.
Lewis in Pizarro." There is excellent stock com.
pany