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Theasrscals.


The cpers Of Fra Diavoio" drew full house last
night Miss pslcy appeared az zsrins Miss Moss as
Lady Alcssh Mr. y. Gardner ~ Fra Mr. Brouxh AZ
Beppo. whilst Msssrs Roberts. Andrews, Pearson, sc
sustained other parts In this enivening piece With ono
two exceptions the several managed we'll
and presented quite effectively the frequent piauds
OF the house testified. Mr. \ Pearons Lorenzv- was
good, and his vanly, alas IN the hrs executed
skiiuly. Without, however. recspusiing each indi.
vidnsl performance culpabiy negligent not to
specify, IN the warmest terms Of admiration, that
OF the swee, eAsniesss. and felici,ous srfiss
Miss Deley. She adds TO many personal sdssn.
tsges-a voice Of rare compass aud aexlbihiy.-
Her acting vivacious and full Of animation This lady
young but disc rimnailng and graceful that the
fertility Of her natural gfis her
Her action is often impuisise but exubcrsnt she
has the inspiration OF genius and the vocal ability to
give II full and tree expression Nothing could be more
natural than her acting the bed chamber scene when
,ials with LORENZO the morrow. The transition from
sudden asprehenson Of danger which Is suggested by
20. and the intervening graiaon of expression were
beautiful and faithful a. liie but needless detail
all the excelencies OF this lady which better unde
stood by witnessing them on the stage.


After the curtain fell. tho audience would not be
tent without calling out Miss Delcy who came forth
accompanied by Mr. Gardner, and received with much
modesty and delcscy the very warm expression al
miraon which came from all quarters OF the theatre
farce entitled the bengal Tiger, in which Er Bass
appeared Sir Paul fsgoda; Mir Bland, ss Edward
He elderson &c. gave evident satsiaction Between
tn opera and tho farce the Misses yalIce danced the
do ible racovi vienne SO that there lack o.
rie in the performances of the evening.


Apropos Of varety-That I'M pudent whose first APP
pearance we recorded about two weeks ago and which
startled lady nearly out of her wits. showed himself
for a few moments again last night Those who were
seated in the stage box on the right were alone
favored with sight of his 'soriie," and most
impetuous ono it was. Luckily, the ladies IN that
quarter did not observe it, or there would have prosa
bly, been little noise in addition TO the music, for
which, perhaps this audacious rat has relish. lie
i had better keep his operate pranks TO himself.
i BowERy THEArRE.-Last evening MIR. Hamblin took
his benefit, and crowded house greeted him. not seat
to spare His acting in the Fatal Dowry and the io
neymoon was it has been throughout his last engage
ment-excellent Tonight Mr. Jackson produces
grand national spectacle which has been in preparation
for the last four weeks. 1t is entitled the Black Ran
gers will be brought forward with all the spendor
of scenery, dresses and appointments which the Bowery
so famous for This Theatre has long been noted for
the peculiarly effective mode in which all pieces similar
to this are played. The immense extent Of STAGE the
splendid scenery all combine to give every opportunity
to the melodramatst to have all his most effective
naturally depicted In this piece in addition to other at
fractions the Indian bred Pocahontas will make
some wonderful leaps, and add to the general rore Of
the performance. Who does not remember the immense
success of Putnam last winter at this house. We pre-
dict like run for the "Black Rangers"


New CoMEpY.-A new comedy, by Epes Sergeant, il
shortly be brought out at Nblos 1t has been writ
ten expressly for Mrs Mowatt and is purely American
in spirit Mrs Mowatt will sustain the principal part
Mr.. Burke the principal comic male character Messrs
Crisp Chippendae, John Seton and T. Placide, will al
so take parts in it. Mrs. Mowatt about to return to
this city, and will appear Nblos in new cha
racers such Mrs Haller Lady Teazle and Juliet in
which latter she has been quite successful in Baltimore
and Philadelphia Burton of the Chestnut street Thea.
ire, Philadelphia, we'll pleased with this new
American comedy that he at once secured it.


CASTLE GARpEN-The Burlesque Opera Company
still reign triumphant at this establishment By the
names that appear in the programme, will be that
some most formidable opponents to our Italian artists
have sprung upsuch signors -Nnny sangaree.
Co, &C. They appear tonight in the Somnambua with
all the original music and sundry comic additions.
New YoRK SACRED Music SociETy.-Ths society
will perform DR.. c. Loewe's splendid oratorio of the
Seven sleepers, under the able direction OF Mr. W. c.
Hill The style in which this oratorio will be produced
will exceed anything that has lately been brought out
in this country The performers will comprise Mr.. Se-
guin, Mr. Fraser, Miss Northall, Miss Windmuler and
number Of most talented musicians Mr. Greatorex
will preside at the organ The chorus of the People
of Erhesus, will he given by two hundred performers
intact the society are determined that 1t shall be given
/ in a manner appropriate to Its musical celebrity
PALMo's OrERA HoUsr-An the world has read Bull
wer's novel Of pelham. the Adven lures of Gentle.
man." We will not say that Pelham OF the Ethiopian
Serenaders his original for that character but this
will say had Buwer witnessed their performances
he might have taken many hints from them which would
have added to the merits of his writings Their great
and deserved has induced them to week
more and during that time they will give performances
with fresh programmes every night


Signor De Begnis took benefit at the Olympic Thea.
tire, Montreal on Saturday evening the 10th inst.


An exhibition of Chemical Dioramas by Mr.. Winteris
being given at Quebec.


Jim Crow Rice has closed his engagement at Buffalo
he took benefit last Saturday night


| DR.. Valentine is giving entertainments there.


Dan Marble is performing at st. Louis.


| MIR. haywood took benefit at Albany last night.


Sol Smith is careering the South West and get.
ting his numerous establishments ready for the winter
campaign


Mr. Nellis, the armess man, is exhibiting in Montreal
4 Mr. H. Hunt took benefit at the Albany Museum on
4 Friday last.