Theatrical and Musical.
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The Park Theatre this evening will doubtless be crowd
ed by all the fashionable intelligent and literary resi-
dents Of the city, for there such sensation
created in these circles there has been by the
nouncement of Mrs. Mowstts new comedy. Never Gid
hear such commentators oil piece, in advance
from variety Of quarters as have Of this. 1t is,
however, supposed that, although attributed 10 Mrs.
Mowa that several literary characters have been assist
ing in its production, by suggestions &c., and particular
mention ia made Of the Of Epes Sergeant being
connected with Its authorship However this may be,
will take some pains in examining the merits and de
merits of the production and if il OF all deserving o
patronage, and is really worth it, will cheerully sup
port it. II fall short of this candid critics. shal
condtmn il at once.


Dinnefords proclamation for the reopening Of Palmos
Theatre has created deal Of talk in certain circles Ths
object he has in view IL certainly excellent but there
doubt expressed whether he get the materials
for accomplishing the object There has been much talk
about the revival OF the drama for some years past yet


little has been done to advance it, In the minor theatres
the cheap and nasty system still prevails The recent


impulse given to the drama in London by the appearance
American performers may do something for its resus
citation here. Dnneiord is Of business, and acivi
ty, and is deserving OF success.


sanquricos Concert takes place this evening" al Pal.
mos THEATRE in which he will be assisted by all the mu
sca talent at present in the city including the ncompa
rabe Pco Sanqurico ranks high in the musical world
mixed himself up with those foolish squabbes that
have disgraced the late Italian company in this CITY, but
ready carry out the wishes OF the supporters
Of the Italian Opera We trust that he will have bum
per to night, as he certainly deservesit


Among the many mpiimensry Concerts Of the day,
has attracted so much attention that about to- be
given TO Madame Otto. No better deserves such
compliment no. not even the Brgader Poe or his better
hail. Willis. Mad Otto, since her residence in this city
has generously and frequently forward for all pur.
Of charity more than any other artist that has ever
been in New York TO such a protusion hais her aid
been given to charities and individuals that to may ot
ributed the careessness with which the public treat her
powers Her sweetness Of tone power OF voice at
period held in high estimation in London where
she occupied the highest rank OF art Her benefit ought
to bring around her all the admirers and supporters OF
music both natives and foreigners that in tbs city


MifsJ Bramson, the youthful pianist Ia drawing capi
tai audiences at her csncerts in Baltimore.


The Orphean Family ara giving concerts in Norfolk.