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well considering the peculiar state OF feeling OF the men,


bers of the company and the alterations occasioned by


the unfortunate loss they have lately and suddenly


experienced. Nine Casini sang again very well last


night and we may confidently assert that she has much
| improved lately. We always said that Nine. Casin


wanted only confidence and this tends strongly to


borate assertion The Duo Amour sacre de la Patre


was again sung with much feeling by Messrs Arnaud
aud Garry and again received with enthusiasm by
the public. 1t appears that Masanieo had thought
dangerous enough to become the leader Of the people in
popular commotion, without running the chance Of
breaking his neck by the i'll temper of his horse for this


interesting footed psformeiwas entirely suppress
ed last evening Some may object to this innovation as
it takes off part of the pomp of the solemnty but We
think il much better do without it, when the stage is
very large and is already crowded by human beings
Tunbu performed last evening had been announced


part OF Fenella and considering the short time she
had to study it, she acted it very successfully This
young and graceful dancer danced also with Mr.. Martin
the Tarentella,n' Neapolitan dance, in which
both were much applauded for the credtabe
manner in which they performed it, and matter of
course, it was encored Immediately Tonight the COM
grand opera by Meyerbeer As usual the director has
spared neither expense nor trouble to give the style of
dresses &C. &C. are ali very accurate and the perform
ance of this evening will really be splendid affair
Mile Calve, Mines Casim and Richer and Messrs. Ar
maud Douvey, Garry and Bernard will appear in this
opera.


BowERy THEArRE-The performance last night at
the Bowery similar to that Of the preceding the
same pieces, viz" Money" and The Sleeping Beau
ty" All the features dscernable other evenings
again appeared without any change. The part of Eve.
lyn Money" is played by j. r. Scott, who has got
slight hoarseness contracted by rather badly de-
nouncing in the role of Capt Copp, that rascal Ro
CHESTER and singing his only song In the days of the
Rump" .4propos Of this gentemans acting it is high
ly energetic and quite original His reading of the
play is doubtless improved by being interarded by an
occasional ejaculation, such damn me-" I'm
damned;" it undoubtedly gives vgor to the text and
hence he may be fairly considered improving the
various comic and dramatic authors whose plays nc |
takes part in Again Evelyn's" Byron shirt collar
is happy thought to be Buiwer never thought OF
seeing his characters Byron cellars but II the
English stubborn enough to allow their washwomen
to adjust their inner garments that is no reason why
character to nicety-that's fiat


The orchestra does its share of the work well. We
think there is judgment displayed in the selection
OF pieces than is often observed we would suggest the
propety of giving the precedence to well known popu
from the various foreign companies altogether. In the
day. is quite necessary to draw upon the lta


an srenGn ana because Fec s ,ne
But the Bowery is the theatre Of the people, and
it would be well to give it smack Of nationality by
pleasing the popular and catching the popular eye


Nothing can be splendid than that Sleeping
Beauty" Its magnificent scenery yet continues to ar
them as it were spell bound Those who have
yet have delight before them which ought not to be
neglected


CASTLE GAHpEN-The bill for tonight presents consi
derable attraction to the habtual ye to the Garden
Mr. Parsoe and Miss Pray will dance the pas de deur
from the ballet Of Nathalie. La smoenska i'll also be
danced by Miss Pray and Mr.. Parsloe will appear in
pas chinois. Herr Cline will perform this evening his
grand act of metamorphosis and farewell the
tight rope Several will also be played by the
orchestra and Mr. Dennison will appear again and sing
his agreeable melodies.


NIBLo's GARpEN.-The AcRoBAT FAMrIy's BENEFIT
Tonight this truly astonishing troupe great
variety of entertainments among which they will give
their performance called the AeriaSuspentonists
consisting Of numerous feas ropes suspended from
the roof Of the Saloon Chippendae acts his original
character of Dr. Dlworth-Synax, by John Seton, and
Mrs. Dilworth, Mrs. Watts. Mr.. Barnes the Panto
mimst dances pas de deux with Miss Partington and
Mr. T. Placide and Mr. Nickinson take the leading cha
acters in the extravaganza ofthe New Fooman.' We
hear this is positively the last appearance but Of the
Acrobat Family at the Garden this


VAUxHALL GARpEN.-To-night, the fourth Of young
Francisco and of O'Conne the wonerful tattoed man,
with customary series OF singing and dancing. bill
wec aculated draw the crowd to that fashiona
BILE resort


Miss Julia Turnbu the celebrated danseuse goes to
Boston next Monday to fulfil engagement. She has
attained the highest rank in her profession and
Of the most favorable reception wherever she goes.


Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell, old favorites at the Park, have
Deen engaged lot next season al tne Naonal lHeatre
Boston.


The Baker Family in Woodstock, Vermont, on
their way hither


Miss Emma and Miss Fanny Ince, have been attract |
ing crowds to the Baltimore Muse um for the last few
weeks.


Dan Marble is playing at Chicago.


Welch and Manns unrivalled equestrian company
closed highly successful visit to Montreal Saturday
last


Chrstys band of Ethiopian Mnstrels have commenced
series of Concerts at Montreal.


1t stated that Mr. Phillips, the Vocalist was so
much pleased with his trip to the United States that
intended to return shortly with other singers form
opera company.


Mr. ard Mrs. Randall the Scotch giant and ,giantess
in company with Arthur Reddy Scarfe the celebrated
dwarf drawing considerable numbers to their evees
in Montreal
Mr. and Mrs. seguin, and Mr. Frazer were to give
their last concert in Montreal last evening


.Have you had any experience in stage business, said
theatrical manager to person who urging him to
give him opportunity to make first appearance.
had said the youth emulous of theatrical fame,
:" never had, but have brother who drives om-
nibus and have been myself in the cab line -


Ncaie and Wharham, with Miss petrie and Mrs. Rowe
| now playing at Shire's Garden Cincinnati.
Sporting Intelligence.
| CRIcKETING AT SOUTH BosToN.-There was
| some tall crcketlRg at South Boston Monday
| afternoon. The crlckets were pitched al four
O'Clock, and the party played one Innings each, |
which lasted until sundown; the being the
conclusion 81 to 81, which shows that the game IN
Boston will rival the sister city Of New York
The batting fielding, and bow hing of some of the
players could be surpassed in this country The
| Boston Cricket Club play every Monnay at South
| Boston. They intend to challenge the New York |
| Club to play "home and home" match shortly.
Al. a., g.