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| murder of Young man in that city by a compa
nion and 10 lecture all those who have ventured te
express an opinion on the facts of that awful TRACE
| dy What would the Union wish the people 10 do
Does il mean 10 establish censorship of the press
| Is il the desire of Mr. Polk who called il ino exist
ence to prevent the free people of this country o.
any of their organs, from expressing their opinions
of the murderous and atrocious acts which, yea
after year, disgrace the streets, hotels, bar-rooms
and worse places, in Washington! /! Here is a mur
der committed under the noon-day sun, before the
eyes OF the whole community, known TO every one
and yet the government organ at Washington, has
the nsoence to call in question the right proprie
ty OF the newspaper press, or the public, to express
any opinion, or give any details Of the sad occur
renee. Impudence and insolence combined with a
large proportion of ignorance of the present state OF
society, and the rights and duties of free press,
never went further than this


TRooPs FOR TExAs,-The barque Bachelor, Capt.
Horton, sailed from Richmond on Friday last fo I
Old Point Comfort, where ii is intended she wi II
take on board troops and arms for Texas.


TheatrieaIs.


PARK THEATRr-Last evening was the last night of
the engagement of Mrs. Mowatt and Mr. Crisp prior to
their departure for the South OF course the house 9



was well filed and by highly fashionable audience
The bill the that of the previous evening
Fashion and Faint Heart fair Lady" In the
former, Mrs. Mowa played Gertrude and Mr. Crisp the
Count. OF their presentations of these charasters We
have already spoken. Mr. Bass "Old Cattaraugus'
was even more at the past than the previous
night The character is difficult one to perform being
not only provincial, but long and arduous one to
study Mr. Bass must be actor of considerable talen
TO conceive well the character of western farmer,
after having been in America but a fortnight The Ie
mainder of the cast the at the last
Mrs Barry as Mrs Tiffany Miss Kate Horn seraphna
and Mrs. knight as Prudence. After grand Pas De
Forces, by the Miss Valees the evening closed with
Faint Heart won Fair Lady, in which Mrs.
Mowatt, MIR. Crisp. and the beautiful sprightly and tai
ented Fanny Gordon, appeared Mrs. Mowatt leaves
US with her name, character and remembrance deeply
the hearts OF the Inhabitants OF her native
CITY, 10 which by her talents and virtues She is an
ment We hope to see her again upon the boards
On Monday evening we have MIR. Hackett as Sir John
Fsllsa in Henry the Fourth character, for the per-
ormanee OF which, he has made himself celebrated in
America and Europe. He will be warmly received by
the play -goers OF the Park.


BowERY THEArnE.-The shoemaker of Toulouse" I"
was represented last evening with the success
which had met with before and j. r. Scott per-
feet in the delneaon OF the character Of Jacob Ode
he hal been at the former representations. Davenport
personaed again very well the Duke of Fronsac and
Mr. Henkins succeeded also very well in his part Mrs
Phillips as Adelaide and Mrs Sergeant Margaretwere
again very successful in personatng the characters they
were called upon TO act and showed that the good opn-
ion Of the public who rank them among their greatest
favorites, is not misplaced. The sleeping Beauty
came afterwards, and gave another opportunity to MIR.
Davenport to exhibit his talent Messrs Clark and Had.
daway, who acted in both pieces performed their parts
entirely to the satisfaction Of the audience.


very great performance is announced for NOR row
night and few will be found who will be able with
stand the nducement and abstain from paying another
visit to the Bowery.


CASTLE GARDES.-Tonight a splendid concert of sa
cred music will be given, in which the beautiful Aria
from the " Creation by Handel the Prayer of Moses
in Egitto" by Hayden, the chorus " Hosanna in Excel
oin OF Handel and other productions by Rookie Auber
Rev. Dr. Hawes, Kofner Bloomfield, and Bishop will
be performed by the full orchestra These Sunday
ing concerts always attended by the fashion this
CITY, and well deserve to be So for the talent display ed
by the musicians nhe performance and the attendance
OF the proprietor to the comfort of the visitors.
| NrBLo's.-Once the farfamed French Company
appear at the Garden tomorrow night in Aubers opera
of L.amba. .ssade. The gifted Calve of the create
syrens in the country sustans the character for which
she became eminent at this establshme Mt two years
ago The orchestra is Of the first order and will be con
Quoted by Monsieur, guarantee of the excellence
| of the instrumental music de Ia troupe Franchise


PALMos OPERA HousE.-This theatre is going to open
next Thursday night under the management Of Messrs
| Champlain, Palmo, and Tom Flynn


The Pittsburgh thaatre is undergoing repairs and
WILL it is said open the lst Of September Wharam
Porter Miss Petre Miss Porter are reengaged at that
house.


Misses Bramson will give at New Haven to-.
morrow night.


The Acrobat family had farewell benefit at the Alba.
ny Museum last night Holland appeared in ten of his
tavorite characters.