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losophy-the overfowing good-humor-the exqui
site bonhomme-whch characteristic OF Mr.
Ritcbie, are all mingled here the most delicou.
manner We trust that Mr. Richie will go on in thi,
new field of literary labor. Now that he has done
) the business for Mr.. Folks administration COM
petey, and placed it beyond all hazard we do hope
he will proceed in the work of embaming all the
+ executors and distinguished democrats who now
meekly bear their bushing honors in retirement
! Farmer Blair has been touched oil to a nicety.-
Every good boy will deduce the proper moral. "Be
viruous and you will be happy" and one day may.
hap rejoice in the streams of 'the Silver Spring"


Theatricals.


PARK THEArRE.-The French Company is thrown into
deep mourning by the sudden death of of its most
esteemed members Mr. CGuriot who departed this life
at O'Clock yesterday morning after very short illness


1t lis not week since that young but talented artist
just recovered thought from his indsposition
was deghtng the audience with his singing and to-day
he is a corpse.


The death Of Mr.. Ceuriot will long be lamented
by those who knew him. for he not only good ar
tist but also good and sincere FRIEND and the high es
nation which he held by his fellow artists is very
apparent in their sorrowul and detected looks, since
they received the sad intelligence Of his decease


Through respect to Mr.. CGurots memory the Park
Theatre closed last evening.


Tonight La Muette" will be repeated and Miss j.
Turnbull who kindly volunteered her services will act
and dance the part Of Fenella, the dumb girl This
ted Neapolitan dance introduced in the third act
Jointly with Mr. Martin, who also volunteered Made
CGurio being, as all our readers will understand
once prevented by her mournful loss from taking
in the performance Mr. Buscher will retain the part OF
Alfonzo which he acted the night OF the first repre-
entaton having had time to prepare himself for the oc.
casion he will doubt feel less dident and
ter OF course will be better able to give to his acting
the proper expression, and to his voice its accustomed
| firmness


Messrs Arnaud and Garry will appear again-he first
as Masanello, and the second as Pietro Mime Casini
will also sing again the part of Elvra, which she told
with much success on last Monday night.


La Muette de Portic' is opera well calculated to
highest order and the which met its first
appearance, will no doubt induce many to attend its
cond representation.


Copies of the French operas neatly printed, with the
English translation by B. H. Revolt can be procured at
who do not thoroughly possess the French language
and who mpy wish to become acquainted with the of
| the operas.


BowERy THEArRE.-Sr 4. L. Bulwer's excellent
comedy of Money" substituted at the Bowery last
night for Charles the Second" 1t was decidedly snc
cessful Good humor and hilary prevailed, together
with strict attention to the dialogue proceeded
Mrs Phillips appeared Clara Mrs. Madison Lady
Franklin, Mrs. Sutherland Georgina. The force Of
the company brought out and that effectively and
although there not quite much noise, is gen.
orally the concomitant of exhibition Of delight by
large audience, there clear evidence every
smiling face-in every sparkling eye, that pleasure
reigned paramount. Had the author only been the
ticket Office to the amount of small change given
the Bowery boys for his Money" he would most likely
write work the currency, and show therein that
Dickens notes not the stuff for general circula
ton" From present appearances this Money" is a
capital investment let the manager keep it in the
ket several nghtsthe stock is sure to rise SO long
the curtain does, on the representation of Money"


calculation OF the number present last night would
be impraccable but if necessary might be approach
ed with good deal OF accuracy We said yesterday in
notice Of the two memorable performances that lad
then been past that the Bowery quite full both
occasions is not always agreeable make state
ment however true which all Of paradox but
candor compels us to declare that the Bowery was full
Something more than full last night. Those who are d
bous need not expect mathematical demonstration of
this at presen by far the shortest way to have their
doubts removed would be visit in proper person that
great glorious, and almost free establishment. But badi
mage part there has been nothing like the attendance
at this theatre since its recent opening for long time
New York The palmy days OF the stage returning,
and is envening to be present at the indications of it.
that nightly given here, The light of other days is
not quite faded yet least shines nightly at the
Bowery, with all the efulgonce of the past Let be
the nE 60 out no, 10
each Of them would be- to forswear the cheap and
and addict themselves to the Bowery. We have
merely to add that the enchanting spectacle called the
sleeping Beauty repeated last night for the third
time. The impression it made fully vivid on
the previous occasions is not thing to be tired nth
soon, and we hope to see it yet frequently repeated.
CASTLE GARpEN.-Ths Garden continues to be throng
ed every night This evening the Esler Brothers will
appear in act with all their wonderful feats and
Herr Cline will repeat his admirable scene Of the Vete
ran Stilts which has been received with consdera
BILE applause. To the above added the usual
overtures ballads Dances &c. making very attractive
| bill.


| NIBLos-The "village Doctor and "Bombastes Fu-
roso" tonight in which popular II. Placide and
Chippendas meet There will be, as usual full saloon
Miss Taylor also appears in role Louisa in the
former interesting drama The Acrobats take benefit
evening Saturday H. Placide makes his
appearance We hear it is whispered Brougham is en-
gagged here-a good move


| VAUxHALL GAaoEN.-Ths place of resort was crowd
ed last night by numbers who appeared delighted with
the performance The bill with only few altera
tons, will be repeated this evening" and garden will
no doubt be equally well attended.


The Swiss Bell Ringers have been delghting the peo
| pie OF Norwich, Conn.,


The far famed Far Of Ava is making great sensation
| in Portland lie is about to visit Bangor Me.


Mrs Mowatt and Mr.. Crisp have been well received in
Buffalo, by very large audiences.


| The Misses Sloman announce giving four concerts
| during the present week in Cleveland.


The Baker Family of musicians shortly expected
| in this city.


Miss Fanny Wheeler, talented little actress is the
principal card at the Washington theatre, Boston.


Mr. Booth is playing tragedy at Norfolk, Va.
|


Movements of Travellers.
| There was dimiauton in the number Of arrivals
Yesterday. Many had TO contend against the incessan
pressure upon the hotels the departures bore no pro
portion to the usual desire merely to brush by the city
and proceed onw ards Al the


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