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IRE PARK-MApAMg AuGusrA.-We have some
splendid houses at the Park this Last night
eclipsed them ALL Boxes. pit galleries. iobbes were
all crowded TO suocation 1t reminded of those
scenes which od Drury" presented when the Elssler
mania was at its eliminating point.


After the Sheiif of the County, new and not re-
markaoly effective London comedy--had been played,
the curtain rose on the first act Of the "Bayadere
When Augusta appeared, the applause most enthu
siastic The welcome was indeed cordial and sincere,
and the charming danseuse seemed quite overwhelmed
py the warmth Of her reception Throughout the whole
performance she was most rapturously applauded and
showers OF bouquets fell from the boxes She
IL the same graceful, fascinating creature who
Won all hearts fow years ago the boards
She has not The startling briancy of Elssler, but Au
gusta's great charm s in that subdued and subduing
style which, by its severely classic character its mo
dest and aress grace its natural and unaffected beauty
lrreslstbly enchains your elimination We cannot say
much for the manner in which Augusta supported
Andrews is man of excellent talent in his way, but
he was not exactly the "Grand vizier" The elder
Pearson could have done the thing much better Miss
Moss was not absolutely irresistible "Nnka" Mr.. s.
Pearson the Unknown, tolerable and only tole
rable The Misses Vallee danced very WELL but their
toilette might have been better-of the cs,ps de ballet
the less said the better But all defects deficiencies
were forgiven for the sake of Augusta And the fall
othe curtain the applause really something worthy
OF the terms used by the reporters" terrifc"" long
continued"-" deafening" Augusta appeared in obcdi
ence to reiterated calls and received with the
Enthusiastic plaudits


After the farce, Augusta again appeared in a new
Spanish dance, La Rondeja" 1t was most rapturousIy
applauded and received enthusiastic encore.


Augusta appears again to night in the "Bayad


BowERy THEATRE.-An overfowing house and capi.
tai acting last night The national drama of the "Cradle
Of Liberty" in which r. Scott personated the charac
ter OF Mike Aansail, followed by the "Brigand Monk
and the Golden Farmer" were the entertainments The
Bowery is ono of the most elegant quiet, and popular
places Of amusement in the city, and while such acting
ispreseu.ed, the manager cannot fail feapng golden
"Richeleu" and other entertainments are offered A
crowded house, Of course.


HERR ALExANDrR.-The wonder of the age-the great
magician and wizard of the Hartz forest has taken up
his residence at Nblo's Garden Those who have not
seen him have yet to learn that the age of miracles
not passed away The extraordinary feas Of skill per-
formed nightly by this singular disracts the nagi
nation and makes admiration breathlessskl
ing difficulty and beauty riumphng skill tious
experiments in chemistry, pneumatcs, optic natural
philosophy and magic presented which cahnot fail 10
astcnish and bewder the beholicr.


MYsTERIous SoIREEs. s.-PALMos-The most philoso.
phica curious sublime Idinary and singular
has, in fact, become perfect temple Of enchantmeIt.
Miss Mary st. Clair, the celebrated English Syb is
toIshDg the world with series OF novelties, feats of
skill and an endless variety Of Illusions tricks, aud
aud Slgnor Carrera, among the performers. The
house is nightly crowded with beauty and fashion.