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PARK THrarRr-Ihe benef. of Mr. Roberts, last night
drew together most attentive and audi
The "chool for Scandal" the richest embodiment
OF the wonderful creation Of the faithfully remembered
and immortal Sheridan introduced to our glowing and
vivid fancy the great Faren Sir Peter Teazle in the
person OF the highly popular and accomplished Henry
Placide-a part in which he first appeared and received
such distinguished favor in the London theatres some
years since Mrs Bland Lady Teazle suited our con
ceptions avoraby than any within the gift of
recollection Mr.. Roberts Charles Surface sus.
tanned himself most successfully Mrs. Vernon-to
speak in the full latitude of her Mrs Candorwould in.
ded fall short in the "lcense OF or capab
lity to determine. In truth, seen this fine
comedy creditably placed upon the stage or its
propra persona well and fully maintained for series
OF long Ieckoned years. A new comedetta entitled the
West Point Cadet FIRST produces on this occasion
II is certainly OF the best things of similar nature
1t has been pleasure to chronicle deserves ent
repetition Tonight, Mr.. Pacde Sir Harcourt and
Grandfather Whitehead two Of his and accep-
table parts


BowyRy THEATRK.-The performances, in which Yam
kee Hill r. Scott, Cony and Blanchard this seemingly


ndissolube quarte.to appeared last night drew, and
6led the capacious Metropolitan" Tonight the bene-
fit Of our national comedian Geo. IL. Hill takes place:
and from the fattering Of his perso
nations, in three Of his most distinguished comedcs
with the odvenous aid of J. r. Scott as Napoleon "a
part in which he the supposed and acknowledged fec
simile,) together with Cony and Blanchard we may
safely calculate upon their being a full and crowded
audience


CHsrsrIAS HrBER's GRAND CoscrRr-A fashionable
and highly discriminating audience assembled last eve.
ming at the Apollo to witness the debut Of Mons Huber
voloncellis Several distinguished performers ON


this beautiful instrument have visited this country with


in few years past, and considerable anxiety was mimi.
tested by the lovers Of music to how Mona Huber
would compare with them II we may iudze by the
frequent and indeed rarturous applause bestowed on
his efforts should say he emnently
He certainly possesses excellent musical education
and plays with surprising sweetness power and skill
His style pure and classcwthout the slightest ting.
Of mannersm adectation. The first piece entitled
" SaH nPyamertgue" composed by himself il brilliant
and beautiful piece Of music and loudly applauded
The Jontasa on the Cachucha and the grand aria were
also executed in superior stamp Monsieur
Huber as an artistic. Mrs. Valentine Mott, Jr was in
better voice than on any previous occasion, and sung
rendered his valuable aid. This concert was given nm
der very disadvsnageous circumstances The or.
chestra which mad been engaged to play the overture
disappointed Mons. Huber by not appearing and Mr.
Kyle opened the concert with the soft and witchng
strains Of his flute Mademoiscle Huber assisted her
brother by presiding at the piano which she plays with
great skill and the audience seemed highly delighted
with the entertainment.


ALHAaRA-There is to be an afternoon performance
a' TINS place to-day also tonight. The Guinea
sersnaders with Dr. Valentine, NJ Phillips and Miss st.
Clair, are the attractions


ErHIortr ssnEsADERs The stay Of these talented
performers VIII soon cnd and those who have not heard


them had better 30 20 while they Last night they
had crowded house and, Judging from the excellent
bill OF attractions which they offer for tonight the
house will undoubtedly be filled to it's capacity n will
be necessary therefore, to secure seats eary To SOC
how admirably they initiate the ocomo,iye aud train s
alone worth double the charge for admission.