Theatricals.
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PARK TasArRE.-Ths entertainments last evening
were for the benefit Of Miss Dsldy. The performance
the opera of Lucy Of Lammsrmoor" In which Miss
Dscy, ~ the heroine, entirely surpassed shsrss We
consider this her best character - gives her an OPP
portuniy to display her Ans dramatic talents. whom
united with her vocal powsrs in the mad scene. she
exhibited very neal and powerful Piscs OF aotingso
sweet SO touching, 50 natural The air, All around
lay bushedn in the Ast act given with fine tone
aud finish, as IA fact was everything shs sung Dir.
Broush and Mr. Gardner sang usual with the sxoep-
tion of decided Improvement In the singing Of both
After OPERA the capital farce of His LAST Legs"
in which George Barrett played OCallaghan the inf
mite amusement of the audience AMI the evening closed
with the farce Of " Petcoat Government" which was
substituted TO- that Of A Peculiar Position" owing
to the illness of Mrs. Abbott Tonight, the
sterling comedy OF "spesd the Plough" and tho
petite comedy Of "The Child of Nature" in which the
yonng lady who made such a hit Wednesday night,
appears, will be played!


BowERY TnEArRg.-This theatre, as upon all former
occasions, was flod to overnewingly full. In every
part, in every niche the peerng faces of the beau
ta gave great eciot to the performances Of Mrs Shaw
as Evadne in the performances give at the Metropolitan
last night She was the great feature Of the evening
ably sustained by Mr r. Scott Ludovico, that Deep
dark damning villain who in his lurking propensites to
oer step modesy his cunning called forth the lvs
our cbmss to Witness yesp esr
heedlessness of all tho tumultous passions What what
for injuries you have heapsd upon my head" was terri
Ideally given and drew down thunders Of she most tn
multous applause. The play Of the Carpenter Of
Rouen" was and proved agreeable finale of tee even
ings performance repetition Of the same bill tonight
With Mrs Shaw Evadne and j. r Scott as Ludovco.
Wa would say more, but that We have como to " He
cuba"


TRYoNs CIRCUS, BowERr.-We made short visit to
this establishment last night and found full and graft
fed audience The jokes Of the clown seemed to be
lost upon the Oscar Stone ths great flying and
Indian rider, appears here on Monday night.


ErHIoPIAN SERENApEss FAREwELL CorcERT.-Palmos
theatre crowded to last evening, 10 witness
the last performance of this band Of musicians in this
country for time to como, in few days they
AXE their departure for Europe. The rst part de-
lvered in citizens dress with clean faces &C., in which
they gave several Of their most choice pieces At the
conclusion of their part the following original piece
gven-the solo part by Mr. Germon-by his coadutors:


Dear friends, this night assembled


To hear our last farewell


Pray take our thanks. and oh believe,


They more than lords can tell.


The grief we feel at parting


From friends so kind and true,


And vet that Da rtnR mn be said-