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PARK THEArRE.-Last evenings entertainments were
for the benefit Of Mr. +. Gardner This MISS Dscy's
second appearance in Cinderella character In which
she made so favorable impression the evening prcv
GUS OF Miss Delcy's talent and power q singer
have already spoken at length She is certainly one Of
the most promising debuiante for detufante she still is
that has ever appeared before q New York audience


Mr. Gardner as the Prince but little opportunity for
display but made much of it could be made. He is
gaining in confidence, which his first appearance he
very much lacked OF tho other characters have
area dy spoken at eugh. The house well filed by
ahighy fashionable audience. Tonight Cinderella is
repeated.


BowERy THEArRE-The beautiful tragedy of Othello
with excellent caste performed last night before
a densely crowded house. The character of Othello
with all its marked variations, nobly delineaed by
Mr. Hambn. The Free frank nature OF the noble Moor
SO cruelty tortured and perverted by the Vaccinations of
the nsdious Iago the agony of doubt striving against
belief were depicted with truthiuness that we have
never surpassed His delivery of the speech tho
Senators characterised by dignity and grace and
his final speech where by anguish at the
deception that had been practsed upon him, splen
did piece of acting Mr. j. r. Scott the nsidious ago
excellent; his acting most natural, and wei,
supported Mr.. Hamblin's performance. The tact and
discrimination displayed by Mr.. Jackson in thus giving
his audience the round Of characters that have been
played during Mr.. Hamblins engagement is evidently
appreciated and we glad to the args audiences
that nightly assemble The Bowery Theatre has indeed
become the favorte place Of for fellow
citizens The elegance Of the nte ror the admirable
order that maintained Joined to the exertons of the
excellent stock company are every way worthy of the
celent BILL comprising tragedy meo drama, and come
dy, the Iron Chest, with Mr. Hamblin as Sir Edward
Mortimer Young England, and the Nick of the Woods
with MIR Scott his avorte character of Jbbenanosay
To all this there will be doubtless crowded house


CASTLE GAnpENThe usual attractions this delight
full place The numerous companies which attend there
speak highly in their favor As few hours of reaxa.
tion cannot fail to prove advantageous to ALL invite
visitors to call at the Garden where they cannot fail to
be gratfed


ETHIOPIAN SERENApERs Ar PALMo's.-These meodsts
still hold the tenor Of their way and crowded
sweet songs We observed last night at their concert
Of our most distinguished musical amateurs In fact
setting aside the amusing character of the words Of their
songs the music betokens thorough musical education
OF all OF them. One thing must notice as an induce
ment for those to laugh who never laughed BEFORE viz
their for curing the blues, detailed in the
versaton between Ginger and Mr. Grow; and we coun.
sci all those affected that way to 60 there and profit by
their advice.


announced to appear at the Holiday street theatre, Bal
more.


Brougham is performing at the Baltimore Museum.
Baltimore.


Mrs Timm and Miss Nelson announced to appear
at the Museum in that city.


Maelzes exhibition Of the Confagraon of Moscow
has reopened in Boston, in consequence of the great
crowds that visited it.