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Ole Bull arrived in Boston on Saturday in rapid
route from Cleveland, Ohio The minstrel Is delighted
with his western tour and enthusiastic in appre
citation of the natural wonders he beheld during ts pro
grcss. The Norwegian tells q funny story Of hurri
cane experienced board western steamer which
swept parts Of the vessel away and occasioned great
discontinue and flight amongst the passengers Let all
CO." said he to his servant Except the violin case
Not meaning however, all the live stock (men and wo.
men) board, but merely his own personal effects, the
whole value Of which were nothing to him in compa
rison with that match less Steiner He says he found
In the west that he no longer an old bull, but
simply an "old hoss" and he returns delighted with
ne latter Characteristic appeaton, expressed nearly
an along the great western valley, as "how you
old nossr with hearty grip Of the hand) or Good
gay oa noss you're looking smartly" &C. &c which are
really tne usual forms OF cordial greeting in some towns
~ the western States Ole Bull will give Concert in
the course Of the week probably the last Boston pre-
vious to his return to Europe.


The Hughes family are giving Concerts in Charles
ton with great success -


I. ID. Rice commenced a short engagement AT the
Baltimore Museum on Monday evening last


The Congo Melodists are in Philadelphia,


Mr.. Booth is proving very attractive at the Rich.
mond Theatre. He Is engaged for six nghts


The Fakir Of Ava is going down east. Let him
avoid Salem, the days Of olden wtchcft may be re-
vived. =


Messrs Archer, Plumber, and three other vocal
sts have sssocated themselves band of sable min
'srsls They are excellent singers, and will succeed