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OIk RuLL-Hs SINGULAR CARKER.-This artist clos ID
his career United States by his last concert In the
Tabernacle and comparing his with that o,
other celebrated performers struck with the
cess he has met WITH and the singular excitement which
has attended him. from the time of his first until
that OF his last We havo had Artot and vieuxtemps-
both highly celebrated performers neither of whom
succeeded in attracting large audiences although the
former was accompanied by celebrated cantatrice-
Madame Cnh Damorcsu. The fact is that Ole Bull
coming from the North the people associated with him
all the of the Scandinavian minstrelsy and poe
try and inclined to attribute his highly success
fu among to this cause connection with his
Representations new incarnation OF the god Odine the
old divinity of the North in the shape OF young and
handsome man. with fine form and brawny arms capable
OF drawing tones from the violin which we never heard
the like before.


MASTER RKE.-This gentleman gives his first con
the VIOLIN in this city, Friday evening Of next
week He is said to be very good muscian-but this is
certainly bold and somewhat hazardous undertaking.
after the public have heard the great maestro Ole Bull
and his celebrated rivals, Vieuxtemps and Artot Mr.
Burke must possess than ordinary genius to sustain
himself in the aIduous profession he has tit to adopt
If he has merit 1t will undoubtedly be appreciated
however, by New York audience, and success may
crown his Efforts.


MApAME AsGusrA Miss Lee Our Philadelphia cor
respondent in speaking of these two dansse assigns
them the position In the divine We think this is
doing great injustice to Madame Augusta. Miss Lee is
fine artist, but she cannot be compared to Madame Au
gusa in grace in any other qualification, and this
be said without any disparagement to Miss Lee. Our
correspondent should all occasions study to represent
all artists faithfully, and not attempt to utter Pus
for particular purposes The object of great journal is
to assign each artist distinct and just position.


WELSH AND DELAvAN's Circus, PHILADELrHiA.-Our
correspondent that the business at this delightful
place Of rational amusement is still ncrsasingthe only
trouble the proprieors have to make for the
audience And how it be otherwise with such at
fractions Levi North, Nelson, Jaman Nahans, Nc
Farland and host Of Others of the first class in their
respective lines of performance Putnam" has been
played with great success, as also the Gpsey King
with Mr.. Frier in the principal part. We understand
that the enterprsing managers intend bringing out
national drama next week, entitled Oregon"
written by Mr. Bannster IN which their entire stud OF
beautiful horses will appear


The KEANs still continue to draw crowded and fashion
able houses at the Howard AthenRum, Boston. On
Thursday evening the comedy of 1.-The Wonder" was
presented being the last night but of the en-
gagement of these distinguished artists


The SEGuIN troupe playing highly successful en-
gagement at the Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore
The house is said to be crowded nightly and the troupe
very popular.


MADAME AucusrA.-Ths accomplished and beautiful
danseus took her benefit last evening at tho Walnut
street Theatre, Philadelphia.