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| PARK THEATRE night will be repre-
sented Tor the first time in this city, "La Muete de
Porhci," grand opera in five acts, the master
piece OF Auber, one of the best musical writers
This OPERA founded on OF the most interesting
incidents of the history OF Naples, yields other
| composition OF the kind, IN dramatic interest The
European, and We might say universal reputation OF
the composer and opera, is another security OF It's
worth. The principal parts will be sung by Mines
Casini and Stephen Coeurot, Messrs Anaud, Gar
ry and C9uriot.


Mile Calve, whose talent has drawn the admira
ton of all the habiufs fthe Park is shortly to take
benefit.


The amateurs of the opera should remember that
the engagement the French company at the Park
Theatre, closes onlhe 18th instant. We have heard
that they intend leaving this city for the South We
hope, however, that they will think better, and re-
main among us, until their new theatre at New Or
leans Is ready to receive them. 1t would be pity
to suffer them to leave us when have vacant
house (Palmo's) where they would find themselves
much at home, in the heart Of the fashionable part
of the city, where they have already obtained the
good will of all.


BowERy THEATRE.-Ths new and splendid The
atre will be positively opened to the public to.mor-
row night. By referring to the announcement it
will be seen that in the selection of the personnel of
the Theatre, Mr.. Jackson, the proprietor, has ne
elected nothing to obtain public confidence. Among
the artists comprising it we observe the names Of
Messrs. j r. Scott, Clarke, Vache, Hadaway, John
son, Davenport, Henkins, and Mrs. Phillips Madi-
son, Philmore, sherwood, Sticknsy, &c, &C., all
well known to the amateurs and lovers OF theatre
Gals. The house will open with the s'Sleeping Beau
w. grand romantic and legendary spectacle, in
two acts, which first produced at the Theatre
Royal, Covent Garden, London, where it met with
great success. Previous to this spectacle will be
given the comedy of "Chares H." in which Mr.. J.
r. Scott will act the principal part


The sceneres are entirely new and of superior
beauty; they the work of artists of great abili
ty, whose reputation will stand much higher in
public opinion when their work shall have been
hbted to the public gaze. The taste elegance, and
comfort to be found In all parts of the house, will,
no doubt make this Theatre the resort of fa
shion. The entertainments for this 2evening will
be preceded by an opening address written for the
occasion by Jonas b. Phillips, Esq, which will be
delivered blythe gentlemany proprietor himself, Mr..
Jackson, whom we hope and feel confident will
have large auditory and the good will of all, which
he SO highly deserves for his great exeltions in
raising this theatre from its RUNS.


CASTLE GARDEN.-Tonight, as usual on Sundays,
q Concert of Sacred Music, consisting of selection
from the best compositions of the most distinguished
musical writer's The situation of Castle Garden is
such allow the romantic we'll as the philoso
phic, to indulge, from the piazza in the admiration
Of beautiful nature. The prospect of the bay and
neighboring shores, the view of the city of
Brooklyn, dlmy lighted, appearing at distance, is
such to carry the soul great degree of roman
tic enthusiasm already raised in ones bosom by the
affecting power Of religious melody.


VAuxHALL GARDEN.-This place continues to be
well attended. The performances and performers
excite alike the admiration of the audience
OTHER ENGAGEMENTS FOR THE PARK The daugh-
ter OF Rapplno Lacy Is to be the prima donna, Mr.
King, one OF the first tenors of Drury Lane, and
two efficient bass singers, are engaged


Mrs. Geo. Barrett is drawing crowded houses at
the Boston Museum nightly.


Mr.. Dan Marble, the live Yankee, and great ia
vorite here, and Mr. Rice and his worthy lady, passed
has been to Chicago with the view to the establishment
OF winter circuit here and at Chicago He will rot
open our theatre this summer.-Detroit PDper.


The Ethiopian Serenaders and original Sabel Sis
ers drawing full and fashionable houses at Shaw
NUT Hall, Boston Their peculiar songs much ad-
mired


Mrs. Wm H. Smith, the old Boston favorite is
engaged at the Washington theatre.


Leopold De Meyer the great pianist, it is stated,
will shortly arrive in this country


The Hutchinsons have been working on their
farm at Milford Conn, and "making hay while the sun
shines, literally They started this week on another
concert tour through their Sate they are practi
sing several pieces and expect visit us by and
bye, with fresh programme.


Ole Bull arrived In Boston on Friday evening.
and took lodgings at the fremont House. He left YES
terday morning for Bristol r. H. where he intends tar
rying for some time for the purpose of recruiting him.
sefa little, and to enable him to compose some new
pieces which as he says he has at his hearts strings
and wants to bring them to his fingers ends previous
to his concerts for the fal-at which time he intends
giving Farewell Concerts in the principal cities of the
North


Mr.. and Mrs. Segun, and Mr. Frazer gave an
operate and ballad concert at Rascos Hotel Montreal
on Thursday evening.


Signor de Begnis, with Madame Pico, pur-
poses understand, giving series of dramatic con-
certs during their stay in Montreal where they are
shortly expected to arrive.


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