TheAtriculS, &c.
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Mr. Denpster has been very successful with his musi
cal entertainments in New Bedford. He gives concer
on Friday in Boston.


The tribe Of Ojibaway Indians exhibiting at New
buryport.


Mr. c. Mason made his first appearance at the American
Theatre New Orleans, on the i7h instant.


very liberal subscription has been raised in Mobile
for course Of lectures by Professor silliman The
is about to be done in New Orleans.


Mrs. Strong OF this city makes her first appearance at
the Philadelphia Sacred Music Society," this evening.
Sgnoras Borghese and A. Rcci asssted by Sigs Peroz
ri and Tcmassi give grand vocal concert in Philade
pha TO morrow evening" previous to tneir departure LOT
New Orleans.


Yankee Hill is drawing crowded audiences in Harris
burg.


Mrs Psnson, Mrs. and Miss Cline. Jerry Merri6eld &C.
engaged at the Harrisburg THEATRE which was open
cd on Wednesday evening


The Ethiopian Serenaders gave their last concert in
New Orleans on the nth instant.


The Congo Melodists open at the Masonic Hall, Phla
dephia, last evening


Mary Ann Lee the danseuse arrived at Paris after
few weeks passage She taking lessons Of the Royal
Academy.


Mr. and Mrs Randall the Scotch Giant and Gantess
are at New Orleons


The young lady who sung at signor Cafellas Concert
on Friday evening last, wasauily and brilliantly sue
cessful.


Professor Magenis and Miss Clarendon still giving
exhibitions in Baltimore.


Mr.. and Mrs Hood. sgnors 9 I'D. Valentino. and Mr..
J 3. Houghton of Boston, giving q series Of enter
tanme ents conformity in New Haven.


Master and Miss Sconca exciting the most lively
attention In Newark.


Chrsty Mnstres gave their last in Pittsburgh
on Saturday evening"


The Campanolcg gans, or Swiss Bell Ringers, are
drawing tremendous houses in the South At Savannah
every evening they perform there regular jam, and
numbers are obliged to 60 away disappointed


Mr. Barton, the eminent futis who has been perform.
ing with great success in Philadelphia has proceeded to
Mobile, where he intends remaining during the winter


Mr.. Henry Phillips the celebrated vocalist, is on his
concerts. He hiss composed for that occasion piece
on the Niagara Falls which is very highly spoken Of


PACKET SHIP SULLY.-We find in the Philadel
phia U: s. Gazette Of Monday, the annexed state
ment relative to disaster to the Sully, on her last
trip to Havre. This is the first intelligence we
have had OF the affair."


sully Capt Edgar arrived at Havre from New York. in
December Nothing is said of her VOYAGE But lady
in this city, whose husband passenger in the Sui
ly received letter from him, written in England
the 10th OF December from which make the follow
. We had rough passage until the Sd Of December;
since then we have had constant gales OF head winds
several days On the i2th FIVE minutes after midnight
we're driven the Gasker Rocks, where wc remain
cd three minutes and then rolled back into the deep
when we thought were lost ITO the pumps" shout
ed the captain and there he kept until the 7th when
we made signals Tor small shalop which proved to be
the Chameleon an English revenue cutter whose gallant
commander took lady, four other passengers and N.Y.
self, to Little Hampton, small place the English
coast where. after twenty four hours arrived with
small part Of baggage; from thence started for
Portsmouth, where arrived safely, at the expiration OF
twelve hours rem whence shall again take the steam
or TO Havre there to wait the balance of b9ggage il
God has granted poor suy better luck than
had for the last fifteen days. or at least until hear o
our total loss After the vessel she made four feet
Of water every hour We off her fore foot in order
70 her Off and to her to drop back again into
deep water, a. the bow went high up on the rock"


We presume that the passengers were little
more frightened than injured on this occasion
They will next jump overheard.