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and are rapidly taking the lead as the organ Of the
Democracy here.


TheatricaIs.


PARK THEATRE.-Last evening Mad Augusta com
peted her engagement in this city. very respectable
audience assembled Her performances commenced with
a merely tolerable vaudeville in act written by
Thomas Haynes Bayley, called the "spitalfeds Wea-
ver After which the second of the witching ballet
Of Nathalie" in which Mad Augusta played the
Swiss maid most charmingly, reformed. She then
danced the wild, yet beautiful La Rondejar and the
evening closed with the first act of La Bay adere
Mad Augustus performance, in which have spoken
at length Mad Augusata will create great sensation
wherever she goes She is, possible more charming
and beautiful than when in this country before There
is smuch anxiety among the managers the country
as to who shall make with her the first engagement and
whoever succeeds will undoubtedly reap golden har
vest.


On Monday, Donizetus grand opera Of Lucy Of Lam
mermoor,' in which the Delcy troupe appear will be
performed This opera is 10 be produced il, beautiful
style with scenery &c. II is said contain some OF
Donnizettis best musical compositions There will
without doubt, be crowded house at the Park Mon
day night


BowERY THEATRE-A very respectable audienc fill
ed the walls of this elegant and popular place of
last night The Mysteries Of Paris" in which
Mr. Scott performed the part of the "Chourineur; the
Magic Fountain" and other entertainments were pre-
sented and the evenings performance passed off to the
delight and satisfaction of the visitors Tomorrow night
has been apart for the benefit of Mr. J. NJ Trimbe
architect and builder of the theatre. No man has
stronger claims the public for patronage and we hope
he will have bumper An address, written for the oc
casion, will be spoken by Mrs. Phillips after which
Shakspeares tragedy of king Lear" will be enacted
MIR Mitchell manager OF the Olympic, has also voun-
eered his services, and plays Jem Baggs" in the
dy Of the Wandering Minstrels." Mr.. Trimble is a
really deserving and merits generous support
rom the New York public.


HERR ALExAspER.-Ths man of magic still continues
draw the crowded and fashionable audiences at
Niblo's. A majority of his companies are ladies' who
are all highly delighted both with Alexander and his
wonderful experiments. If he plays such tricks with
their hearts as he does with their eyes we pity the poor
creatures At the solicitation of Of the most fashion
able families in the city, who have not yet him. he
has consented to postpone his other engagements and
main here another week. By reference to our adver.
using columns, a communication, from the
the Ladies' Half Orphan Asy lum will be found acknow.
ledSng the receipt OF S50 from Herr Alexander. This
is more creuable TO Alexander that it given with
out any request or previous parade


ALHAMRA.-Dr. Valentine and the Anglesea singers
still delighng the fashionable audiences, who night
ly flock to this fine place of amusement.


Theatrcas still flourish in this country, they have
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prosperity which pervades all classes of the community
is the cause of this.


The keans have just concluded most successful en-.
gagement in this city. They have left for Boston,
where they commence an engagement Of three weeks
Monday evening next They will then return TO this
city and after playing here short time will proceed
10 the South.


Leopold De Meyer, the lion-pianst OF the age has
commenced giving concerts at the Tabernacle in this
city lie gave one last evening, which was thronged
by the beauty and fashion He goes to Boston next
week


hr. Templeton has been giving series of most su G
cessful concerts in Boston He has now left there and
after giving concerts in Of the smaller cities, will
return to this city and commence series of his musical
entertainments at the Tabernacle, on Monday Novem.
her oath


Mad Augusta, the distinguished danseuse, has beer
highly successful the Park Theatre OF this cy She
leaves here for Philadelphia on Monday.


The Delcy troupe are to appear at the Park on Mon
lay next in the new opera Of the Bride Of Lammer.
muir


ole Bull gave his farewell concer, in PHILADELPHIA ON
Thursday evening last and will probably arrive in this
city to-day His friends are determined that he shall
give US another concert before he leaves the country


The seguns still in Philadelphia.


Mrs. Mowatt and Mr.. Crisp have just concluded a
highly successful engagement in Boston, where Mrs
Mowatts new comedy Of Fashion" has been played


THE ARRLsT OF OLE BULL IN BALTIMoRE.-The cir
cumstapces attending the recent of Ole Bull in
Baltimore according to one Of the Philadelphia
papers, these "A contract made by an age mt
OF Ole Bull with Mr.. VIM H. Burton, of this city for
Ole Bull to play four nights at the Arch street. Theatre
Nj Burton agreed upon his part to furnish full and
competent orchestra to accompany Ole Bull Ole Bull
came to this city IRON Boston to fulfil the engagement
bringing with him Sig La Mamma TO conduct the orches
ira Upon his arrival he found Mr. Burton could not pro-
cure ne orchestra they being otherwise engsged and
wished him to play with piano accompaniment which
he refused to do. He thereby was at considerable ex-
ense IN coming to this city fully prepared fulfil the
contract Thus the matter stood for than year.
until lew days ago. in Baltimore, Mr. Burton had him
arrested Jus, as he about leaving his hotel for the
| purpose oil performing at his concert


osoee, ne Yankee took benefit at the Arch street
iheatre, fhiiaoeipnia' on Wednesday evening last


The Boston Philharmonic Society gave concar, ,..,
evening for the benefit OF the widow Of the ata
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