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THEATRICAL REvrvALs.-The revival among the
theatricals in this city is growing stronger and
stronger The Park, every evening, when those
flnc artists, Mr. and Mrs. Kean, appear, is crowded
to sutiocaon by the most fashionable and int ec-
tuai of our city, resembling, in all points OF view
what the Park used to be quarter OF century
ago. The Bowery theatre, cheap legitimate, fills
its capacious dimensions from the eastern region OF
the city, nightly, and the manager appears to be
making money faster than any of his predecessors
in our day.


These are the two leading theatres, exempllfying
the spirit of the age. The minor theatres, such as
Niblo's. which is aiavorite in the upper regions Of
,he ciy--the Chatham, and Castle Garden ARE equal
~ prosperous In fact, by sober estimate, we
might set down at six seven thousand dollars the
sum nightly expended at these several places of
amusement by the citizens OF New York.


The revival of theatrcals in this country at any
particular time is an evidence of its commercial and
manufacturing prosperity. Our people wild not spend
money amusements unless they are doing very
good business Now IN this city and Its suburbs,
with population OF over half II million, we are do
ing business greater than at any former time
making more money, and acquiring more property
This will continue In every department OF business
unnl revusion reverse takes place, an event
which we hope will not occur before far dstan,
day.


To managers and stars, we say. make money
while the sun shines.


News PROM YUcArAN We have received by
the Ellen Perkins, Capt Frnsley, Ell Sigio ,dies y
Neure, published al Merida, TO the 7h ult


The Congress OF Yucatan was engaged in the dis
cusson of new regulations of commerce, which
were required by the bad effects produced on m
por's and exports by the very onerous duties imposed
by Santa Anna.


We notice the following in report made by the
Secretary of State, of this Province, which gives
an idea Of the increase Of population for the first
fhrae months of the nrpcenf