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correspondence in the premises but understood that
the Minister dissatisfied well he may have been
with the Judgment pronounced upon Sr oler LOT .ne
Minister and his suite Oler was acquitted on tne
Of being of the official character OF the Minis
ter at the time the insult offered and IN considera
ton Of his long incarceration. The Courier Franeai,is
excessively indignant at this decision and those who
carefully read Of the grossness of the injuries inflicted
upon the French Minister will not be surprised that he Is
incensed at the lame conclusion OF the analr


From the New Orleans Bee, Sept. g.


Sunday week and were to leave Wednesday last for
Corpus Christi The following is list OF the ofcers:
Capt +. r. Smith. commanding company of 9TH regi.
son, Of company D; Capt c. c. Lbley of company Z;
surgeon r. G. Wood; lst Lieut. r. B. Marcy, A. c. s. and
Whippe, Of company g; LIST Lieut.. N B. Russell, Of
company H.. I'd Lieut.. s. II. Fowler OF company 81 %
Lu q p ii Z aa
Typographical Engineers.


From Mobile Tribune Sept lOl


mns news we o Ds
been opinion from information from high authority
that the arrival at the city of Mexico OF Mr. ATrongoz
the late Mexican consul at New Orleans wo"ld be the
signal for the declaration of We believe SO still
and readers will observe that in all our information
the schooner Relampago with the exconsul on board
not yet noticed having arrived at Vera Cruz When
hear Of her arrival there and receive return ac
counts of declaration war; then shall be disposed
has been changed and that further rupture than ut
present exists, will occur between the two Govern
ments.


From the Mobile Herald, Sept. lo.l


PENSACOLA (Fa) septembers.


have barely time to give you the news winch leak
ed out of the rigate Potomac just the mail is about
closing, OF the soops OF war Saratoga and ST. Marys
sailing These two nimtable sailing ships VIII make
their exit from port to-day to parts unknown 1T
presumed howeverthey will visit the port OF Vera Cruz
before returning. shouldn't wonder # my next inior'
nation inform of the departure OF the whole
fleet, mails getting to be little more FIRE
quent" than stated by your correspondent &C."


From the Norfolk Herald Sept l5l


NIL G rkNApn LItr< liant Enm andin
from Chagres via Vera Cruz, with the u 3 Mail an
chored in Hampton Roads on Saturday night She
brings IRON the Pacific Squadron but the good
that the officers and crews are all we'll


Theatricals.


PARK TnEArnE.-There another great house last
night. "La Sonnambula" again performed, and
WITH if possible increased excellence far as Miss
Delcy and MIR. Gardner concerned We have al
ready spoken length of their performances and have
nothing except that the favorable impression made
by the fatrprima donna has been deepensd She is al
ready immense favorite. Tonight Cinderella to
be performedMssDelcy the heroine-aroie in which
is said she is equally effective as in that of Amina
Another crowded house, of course


Miss Decy and her father, MIR. Rophno Lacy, have
received $500 night since their engagement commenc-
edthat being third of the aggregate receipts. The
Keans realised during their brief engagement $500o-
Such is the present prosperity Of the Park.


BowERY THEArRE.-The tragedy Of Macbeth, with
Mr.. Hamblin the " noble Thane,' was performed at
this house last night


OF all shakspeares plays this in opinion. stands
next to Hamlet in beauty of language and sentiment
and moreover is the play, that to view, has been
least understood by the various great actors who have
undertaken the performance of its principal character
The vascillaon of character and nrmity of purpose
which Macbeth displays in the earlier part of the tage
dy, and which gradually gives way to the more har-
dened and determined front that he puts when he
he fancies made assurance douby sure, by the in
sight futurity given to him by the weird sisters
change which few ragedians give naturally. In the
opening scenes according to conception, Macbeth
is pictured who has hitherto been content with
the that he bears and he seeks for else The
future greatness dazzle him but he still lacks the har
advanced accomplish the deeds which
he fances will oestow on n,m sne nohors shey prophe
who edges him on and supports him. Banquo's death
again shocks him, nor does he become fearless till his
further interview with the witches who, though they
shew him that Banquos issue will succeed to his
crown still him that unless seeming mpos
sbilities happen he will remain SAFE then, and
till does he become perfectly and careless OF
the that fate bring against him. From that
and is himself prime in his affairs her death
does not move him the passing exclamation


"she should have died hereafter.


There would have been time for such a word"
He depends on the prophecy: Fear not till Brnam

and his last hope that he bears charmed life which
cannot yield to of woman born also dashed and
by Juggling fends, who keep the word of promise
the break it to the hope" Even then the stern
relentless spirit that has arisen in him Is not oSwea Sis
with harness on his back.


In the deneation of this character last night, by Mr.
Hamblin, We found very much to admire In his ply
Siqe Mr. Fl looks every inch the king and the various
struggles of the mind and the final determination Of
character given by him with great ruhiulness and



lent betokening the inward workings OF vascatilg
mind the scene following the death of Duncan the
horror he had of again viewing his victim the look OF
intense agony mixed with apprehension when Macduf
goes to rouse the murdered king all were admirably
given The where the murdered Banquo con-
fronts him in the banquehal in fact, all the remain
der of the piece most exccently performed and
regret limits do not allow to note them In the
last scene cannot refrain from remaIkng the beauty
of Mr.. Hamblins performance where Macbeth feeling his
soul much charged with blood" refuses to fight
Macu alleging at the time that he bears charm
ed life and when he finds this last illusion dspeled the
sudden effect the communication has on him. till reused
by the taunts Of Macduf he says though all has failed
''yet will he try the last" This scene we would say
most admirably given, but we must conclude, The
subordinate characters well sustained, and the mu
sic and stage appointments excellent The Mystic
res of Paris the aiterpece, with r. Scott as the
Chourineur The house was crowded, as it has been
every night Of Mr. Hamblin's engagement, and as it
doubtless will be throughout Tonight, we have Vir
ginus and the comedy OF Speed the Plough


CASTLE GARpES-The selection of popular negro
airs nightly given by the troup under the drec
ton of Barney Williams that performing here,
is most amusing; and the amusing Irish stories and
dances, by the eccentric genius, Williams, causes
Of laughter The beautiful selection of Cosmora
viewed with great interest they give faith
full depletion OF countries in every portion Of the globe
The refreshments excellent, and the promenade be-
tween the parts of the concert, afford fine opportu
nifty for viewing the surrounding bay and scenery by
moonlight under the most favorable circumstances


NrBLo's GARprS.-Niblo-the magnificent Nibo-has
quite recovered his temper. and last night received our
reporter with his usual courtesy The saloon was crow
ded with very elegant and fashionable audience, and
as one stood on the piazza and looked the Garden
which the full moon poured down food of silvery
spendor whilst the enchanting strains of the French
company fell upon the ear, it was as like in
fairy land as any poet could desire. The opera
Robert lie Diabc," and we need hardly add that it
off with the greatest eiat-much better think than
when ne erfomed the Park To night the French com.