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THEATRicALs-Mr. ArpKRsos-There was
very good house at the Park last night, to see
repetition OF the performances for the benefit Of
Mr.. Anderson on the previous night. Mr.. Ander.
sens last speech, by the bye, was no, by any
means SO good as some of those which ne deliver
ed on former occasions. Il was too slilted-too
artihcial-too much in the King Cambyses' vein
His former speeches were tolerably good they
had an AIR OF sincerity, candor and modesty which
procured for them favorable reception. He now
appears TO be getting into the inlated-sereotype
vein-ata Forrest or Macready.


Again, we say very afectionstely TO Mr.. Ander.
son, take care. The popular breath that makes
favorites, can also annhilate them. II ia said that
Mr.. Anderson in private, speaks quite sightnsly Of
The press Of this country. Heaven knows he is the
last man in the world that ought to breathe a dis
respectful aspiration with regard TO the press Has
he really forgotten the history OF his career 1t the
Park?


IMPORTANT TO HAYr. The Rufus. Soule arrived
at New Orleans on the l7th inst. with Kingston,
ia, papers Of the 3lst ult The news is interest.
ing.


Sugar had advanced q. per cwt,, in consequence
of the proceedings in the British Parliament ul0n
the sugar duty bill.


Hersrd the exPresident Of Hsyti. sat Jamsics upon
his expedition regain the 81 the bsck
repubiic on the ash Of March He purchased the Co.
lomban schooner La Granada for that object, and
set sail with the Commissioners who had Jamaica
70 urge his return to Hayt His destination 10 Port
Prince.


We shall now expect 10 hear Of smother revolution
when he arrives Great excitement prevailed Port
Prince at the last and were ON foe,
to prevent the landing Of Hsrard The schooner Fashion
had just returned from that port where she not a
lowed even to land her cargo.


The Boston Post Of yesterday gives the following
confirmation OF the above -


Captain Beaman, OF the st. Thomas arrived yesterday
in ~ days from Aux Cages, informs great en-
ctement existed when he e In consequence OF the is.
of herard the banshed expresdent plot 70 take
possession Of Hayti II seems he ives 10 land ON the
end OF the island collect his forces Of those
friendly to him, and take possession ell the pvincips
places BY surprise The whole discovered BY the
Intercepon Of some Of his letters Many suspected c
zens were arrested and in prison This tkresened rsvo
luton had disastrous eject business The hsrbor
was strictly bosksded. No Hsyten vessel allowed
to leave the port not small bost under say pre-
the penalty was seizure and Of hs
crew II was decrecd that any banished person found on
the isand should be forth with shot the fact Of Ms appear
ance being proof enough that he concerned IN ths
conspiracy against the government II believed the
the early discovery Of the plot would
ito consummation.