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PARK THEATRs. The grand opera Of Cinderella will
be performed here this evening The charming canta-
ie-, Miss Delcy as Cinderella, supported by Brough
and Gardner Us Felix and Dandin the performances TO
conclude with the farce Of Petticoat Government. The
opera Of Fra Diavoo performed last night in IN
tistical manner and have already noticed 1t at
some length it will be needless recapitulae the beau
ties with which it was replete The frore that has
been caused among the musical world by the company
now performing at the Park is increasing nightly.


Bowsnr TuEArRE-The Grand National Spectacle Of
the Black Rangers produced at this theatre last
night to house crowded from pit to DOME The mana
ger may certainly congratulate himself on the immense
eclat with which the whole play went of The cheering
and applause throughout the whole piece were tremen
dous and deservedly The scenery was most msgni
cen presenting of the most beautiful landscapes
that we have the stage. The plot OF the
piece is very amusing, and tho excellent acting OF Da-
venpor. down east Yankee elected roars OF laugh.
er Mr. Clarke deserves great praise for the manner in
which he performed his part and the style in which no
made the fearful leap and dsshng the rocks
his steed Pocahonsas fearless aud exciting in tho
highest degree This drama has boen produced in style
worthy the highest commendaton and we are certain
that it willhave triumphant run ut this, the Peoples
Theatre. The Scotch drama Of "Gilderoy" with Mr. J.
r. Scott the principal character concluded the per.
ormances Tonight the same bill is repeated


CASTLE GARpEN-Toni night the troupe of Burlssque
opera Singers produce Cinderella Not tho least agree.
able part oftheir performances that in addition
cutting all tho original music opera with very good
taste, they give variety OF additional. consisting of
many Of the most favorits negro melodies The nightly
applause which they receive is sign of the favor
in which they held


ETHIOPIAN SERENApEss AT PALMoi.-The progress Of
these melodss puts us in mind Of the famous arhmet
cal question regarding the price of the last nail in the
horses shoe suppong the price OF each OF hem should
be progressively doubled. The sum total many
young arithmetican has found out IS immense so 1t
is with the audiences they attract they have kept
increasing till they have attained the size that we
last night Every nook and filed, and each
went away delighted with the cut, and
deservedly so for more enchanting series of concerts
has never been before given in New York. Picayune
Butler has certainly arrived.


SACRED Music SocIETY.-The Oratorio OF the "Seven
sleepers will be produced this evening by tho Society
at the Tabernacle. II useless part to say
any thing regarding the style which this Oratorio
will be produced, its cast comprising ast does many
lists among the members will doubtless be brought into
full play this evening. The immense, according to
the latest term, the monsre chorus OF two hundred
voices under the able direction of Mr. U e. Hill, will
have the most startling effect and those who intend CO.
ing tonight may altogether safely promise themselves
one OF the most magnificent evenings entertainments
that they have enjoyed for some time.


DEPARTURE OF AcroRs.-The ship Lucy yesterday
cleared for Kingston, jamaica having board the fol-
lowing performers for the Theatre Royal" under the
management OF s. de Cordova Mr. Charles Mason, ira
gedian; $. Charles J. Field. T. Kembe, J. Hydcs,
=. Wole, d ue Ioruova W. McDOnald, Mrs Ch1ries,
Mrs Mossop, Mrs. Kemble, Mrs. Wilkinson Miss Pow.
nell Miss Eliza Moore, dancer.


Mr.. haywood returned to the city last evening after
fulfilling remarkably successful engagement at AL.
bany.


The Swiss Bell Ringers are in Boston They intend
shortly to visit Mexico.


Manns Circus will be at Troy on the goth and s0th
inst, and Albany the ID, Sd and 4th proxmo. which
will conclude their summer The company will
then return to New York to organize for their annual
voyage to the West Indies


The PHILADELPHIA papers mention N Mr. Iohn Fast 90
about to make his appearance on the stage. They say
he will equal Forrest.


The Miss Macombers have been fined $50 by the au
thores of Louisville because they sung without taking
out O license.