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The Georgia Courier ofthe 11th February, speak ing of Mir De Camps theatrical corps, which is playing with wonderful success in that city, headed by the victorian Cooper, says

 "The reports, which we see in the newspapers, indicate general tendency of the theatrical lights to conselate in the South this winter. We suppose it is owing to the dreadful cold which has prevailed to the North and which has affected them us it has done other birds of passage. We expect eer long to see string of them like flock of wild pigeons, sweeping through our atmosphere, Miss FISHER in the centre of the line, the right pioneered by FoR- REST, and the left by HAMBLIN or some other leader in the Dramatic world. We pray our hunters may not mistake them for flock of wild geese.