Theatricals, &c.
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Ole Bulls First Concert at the Armory, New Orleans
the 18th inst offended by large and fashionape
audience The great violinst received with entnu
sastc applause and performed with his usual
rapidity, and brlsncy of execution The Carnvai OF
Venice" was rapturously encored.


The celebrated "Campanalogians, or Swiss Bell Ring
ers" has been engaged at the American Theatre, New
Orleans.


The Harmonian Family giving Concerts in Bangor,
Maine.


Mr.. H. Pacide made his appearance at the Mobile The
atre, on the l7th inst.


The Scotch giant and gantess, Mr. and Mrs. Randall
have been drawing crowds at their exhibition room IN
New Orleans. They are about leaving for Mobile.


Mr. S. p Stickney, Of the popular managers of the
National Amphiheare, and Mr. Sutton the celebrated
Ventriloquist and Necromaneer, have fitted splendid
pavilion in New Orleans


signor A. Vatellina and sgnora Msocchi Valellins,
his lady about to make professional visit to Boston
and will give their first concert of italian music at the
MelOdeon in the course Of the present week.


The Fakir of Ava is drawing crowded audiences in
Charleston.


Howes and Mabie's equestrian company doing a
gsod business in New Orleans.