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Par TurArRE-Tks boxes of Old Drury" las
evening were gracsd by highly fashionable and intel
lizen, audience. The delightful comedy Of London
Assurance" was played. with few exceptions, most
charmingly The performance Of Mr. Pscide and Mrs.
Bland was all that the critical could desire, and
loud and rspturous applause followed the salss OF wit
and humor with with the comedy abounds. Mr. De wal
den however would render the character oil Meddie,
much more effective If he could curb his exubersnt ac-
ton and leave out few Of the gags" shakspsarss
advice is after all the and ssest rule to follow
II ia bes, the actor to speak more than set
down for him" The comedy was well put upon the
stage and tho audience seemed highly grat6ed with the
representation Tomorrow evening" Miss Decy, who
has recovered from her late ndisposton, will
appear together with Mr. Gardner and MIR. Brough, in
grand OIss, Of sna
Mr. G Barrett makes his first appearance at this theatre
ellis LIST Legs" We hope to sec a crow ded house


BowrRY THEArRs.-The perfor rancs last evening was
for the benefit of the popular Yaukes comedian G. II.
Hill The house perfect am. The performance
commenced with the Historical Drama of Napoleon, in
which MIR. Scott and Messrs. Corey and Blanchard and
the dogs appeared After this he lst and and acts ofths
knight OF the Golden Fleece in which MIR. Hill, as
Sy Ssco was rich az usual, a drew down rapturous
APPLAUSE After this the com dy Of New Notions was
performed and the evening closed with the laughablo
Hy q
forth at this popular establishmsn composed the
fine play Of "Loves Sacrince" In which that avorite
which the farce Of "No Song, No supper"


ETHIOPIAN SERESApERs.-These favortes had another
excellent house last night and at the end of every song
received hearty applause In consequence of the extra
ordinary patronage they have received during the last
week. and in compliance with the wishes Of the pub
lie they have been induced to change their intention
leaving Now York tomorrow. and will give their
! certs next week at the Same place Those who havo
not yet seen them will bear this in mind.
u PRoMENApE CoNcERrs-A LA MusARD.-The New
l York Musical Association gave their first Promenade
Concert tho above plan, last evening at Nibo's sa
,oon. The room was throngsd with brilliant and ami
mated audience; among whom We recognized several
of our principal city bellies and all seemed pleased with
the entertainment presented. The orchestra was full
and effective consisting of hirythree performers, who
played several beautiful waltzes, svsrtures, ETC., in
4 very superior manner. We have doubt these
certs if ell managed, may become as attractive and
popular in this country as they have in Europe.
| GERMAN OPERA.-The German Operatic Company will
have another orchestral rehearsal at the Opera House
on next Tuesday. There will be two rehearsals,
making four in ALL before they will appear in public.
\ ALHAMRA.-Nsxt week, Palmo's unrivalled company
of Ethiopian burlesque singers appear at this fashcna
BILE place Of amusement.


Theatrcals in this country successful ever.
The Keans are playing to crowded houses in Boston
They have heen eminenty successful there, and will
\
engagement they will proceed on their winter tour to
the South


Leopold De Meyer in Boston, but has postponed his
intended the present account Of dslo
cation of the shoulder caused by being thrown from
horse The injury we are happy to say is not serious
and the Bosonians will long have the pleasure OF
listening to the lion pianist of the age


Mr. Templeton gave concert here on Monday eve
ming last at the Tabernacle. The house was crowded
by the beauty and fashion Of the city He has gone
TO Albany He has been very successful and is making
money very fast


Ole Bull gave his farewell concert at the Taber-
crowded to excess. At the conclusion, Mr.. Bull
greeted with rapturous applause, and several
bouquets thrown towards him. Apparently
wheimed and literally bowed down by the weight
of public applause he came forward to respond


the had %
him. in his hand, and bowing low to the audience, he
thus lsconically yet in the most feeling manner, bid
sLadies and Gentlemen These flowers will fade but
the spirit which gives them will never fade away from
Tremendous cheering followed this little speech, and
the immense crowd satisfied and pleased, departed
badly carry with him between sixty and eighty thousand
dolarsthe proceeds of his tour through this country


Madame Augusta is in n, phadslphs M She appeared on
"La Bayadere before large and enthusas audience,
aams u vsrv
the South.


The Dscy troupe have been playing short engage
at the Park Theatre in this city For week past
Miss Delcy has been unwel and has not been playing
The troupe will leave for Boston in few days, where
they intend giving concerts.


The seguin troupe at the Holiday street Theatre,
Baltimore, playing very successful engagement


Mr.. Joseph Burke, the pupil of De Berrot in Alba
on Friday next.


The Swiss Bell Ringers at Louisville few days
SINCE route for Mexico


Mad. Pico and the Italian troupe were at New Orleans
at the last accounts.


Christian Huber the celebrated voloncelist from the
eonsraore Of Paris gave concert at the Apollo Saloon
in this city on Friday evening last He had large and
successful in this country.


Levi North is at Welsh Delavans Circus Philadel.
phia.


The French operatic troupe are in New Orleans.


Mr. Crisp and our American actress, Mrs Mowatt
made a NEST successful debut at Richmond, Va. few
days since


The Bostonians dispung whether their city shall
The Mail has the following jeu despr the subject
Il said that Mrs. Kesn has come out in favor Of the
Long Pond project At any rate she went far to say
the other night, Out damned spot"


Mr. Dempster ia giving concerts in Rochester.


Miss Julia Turnbull is at Norfolk, Virginia.


Movements of Travellers.


The following nearly the full number registered
at tho principal hotels yesterday


AMEscAs-A G. Church. West Point W. w, Whit
ton, NY; w. Doris, Phla NJ Williams, do; Major Rip
ley, Springfield Nc Wsdder, NewburghJ Mott, L..
l.; w Bang, do; P. r Breckenhof, New Rochelle


AsroR.-E Gordon, lancaster, saml Hanson, Port.
land; Capt Gorham, steamer Troy; Mr.. Reed Phla;
L. G. Cannon, Troy; George Red6eld, do; w. Wyman
Boston; II. Gilbert Staunton; Sheppard Jewet Bos-
ton; Boswell, steele Weed, do; NJ. James, do; Geo
Ashman Springfield; Hon John Davis Worcester; Z
l. J. Webster, N o.; A. Dodge Georgetown, r. b. Fish.
sr Boston


cIrT.-Major McLsnn, B: A.; 5. NJ Bsrnas, n. Y; W.
Walker, ST. Johns, N. B.; w, Myers, U. 8. N; Mr. Ly.
man, Albany; H. +. johnson, Phila Mr.. Whiting Chica.
go Professor Edwards Providence Manuel Slas Casas;
II. Pomercy, N. Y. L. L. Gay, Phila; w. Bird II. r..
Campbell do;


FaAsxLrN-John Mills, Westchester; H. Lapham,
Peekskll Geo Dornin, Rawdon, Canada; +. l.. Fortes
Albany; NJ. Beck, Boston; f. Croft ST. Louis; Hon. Ju.
lius Rockwell r. Hofeld, Jos Corvin Ithaca; j. N Ire.
well. New Ksnt Thomas Griffith Phla; S. Wells KEGS.
vile.


GLons.-J. Cadwallader, Trenton; Chevalier Hul,em
Austrian Minister, Washington A. B. Horn West Paris