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BALTIMORE, Thursday, Jan y
J. G. BENNETT, ESQ


The prevailing excitement and enthusiasm in the
Monument City is truly alarming First-beIe is
Natures lragedlan Anderson, who last night ia =
vorably surprised an audience at Burton's theatre,
crowded to the ceiling, to witness his performance
Of Hamlet. (By the way, he made the attempt at
the Holiday street theatre last week, but for want
of company to sustain him, the affair burst upl
He was called out at the fall OF the curtain and
spoke as follows; " Ladies and gentlemen-l have
not words TO express my gratitude tor the glorious
reception you have given me. am indebted to the
excellent manager, Mr.. Burton, for the opportunity
"a more liberal or capable one than whom does not
exist in the country he really deserving OF your
support Again thank you tor this very fiatterlng
reception" Burton has made decided hit IN Sc
curing the services OF Anderson. To-nlght ne ap-
pears in Romeo and Juliet. Last night we had, et
the Assembly Rooms, turnout OF the "unterrl-
fed democracy in honor of the Battle Of New
Orleans. A most brilliant affair 1t was, including
all the leading democrats IN the CITY. Inc pail,
room was decorated with the party's banners anu
notices, used at the late election: The wings were
not in attendance-hrs because their leaders are all
Office hunting at Annapols; and second, dislike
Of the old Hero OF the Hermitage


Dr. Hollick, who has beer recently teaching the
Quakeresses OF Philadelphia the science OF physl-
ology, or the 'Origin of Life" contributes his
share in producing the excitement His lectures
commence this evening at the Assembly Rooms"
Query" For gentlemen only ="


Either love Of the science, curiosity, or -;
no materials set the sweet and beautiful ladies'
here all on tip-toe. DR.. Baird is lecuring on Eu:
ropean habits and manners he has not been well
encouraged up to this time The little theatre con-
nected with the museum is nightly filled. Mrs.
Wilkinson ls the star, and s well supported. This
is just the finest weather that ever shone. For
lew days past it has been kind of English, or iog-
" atmosphere, but now we have real bright, bra
cling American weather, like May-day in New
York.


Barnum's Hotel is, as usual, filled with fashona.
BILE travellers. The way he has his walters drilled
would be Of immense service, should bombarding
of the city again take place. Only think Of about
twelve negroes, always readv, with dish-covers in
hand, going to defend Fort McHenry. ssWho's
afraid Z" Your Express, with news from New Or
leans one day ahead of the U. s. Mail, has produ-
ced an increased anxiety to see the Herald on its
arrival. BY the way, would just give a private
hint (this wayl to Barnum, hereafter 10 have &C.
cond te the difficulty in all persons getting to see
it, with one, seems impossible


Yours, truly, ] G..