Theatricals, &c.
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The Swiss Bell Ringers appear to be doing better
than ever at Richmond, Va.


Charley Webb, the tragedian. has joined the
Methodist church, and has been licensed to preach
He Is now In Lexington, under the instruction Of
Parsons, formerly OF the theatre, and now minis
ter of the gospel.
Professor DeBonnevle and lady, have returned
to Buffalo. The Professor and Madame are both
to lecture upon animal magnetism and its relations
1t is not true that Dan Marble is about to be mar
ried in England; he has wife and some little
Marbles in Buffalo.


Mr.. Q. Fowler, the phrenoloeist, is expected
in this city next week, to lecture on this highly in.
structive science.


The celebrated scenic artist, Marmeduke White
OF this city, ls now engaged in the preparation of
series OF splendid illuminated Dioranas soon to be
produced for exhibition by gentleman of Boston,
who has been for several years connected with the
public press, and Is extensively known a spirited
hls most singular forms, habits, and costumes -
The dioramas are to be twenty in number and Of
immense size The style of painting and method
OF exhibition will be new and peculiar.


The Complimentary Beneirgiven to Judge Con.
rad, at the alnut street theatre, PhIladelpha on
Monday night, was a brilliant affair. The house
was crowded in every part, and Forrest played in
his best style.


M Adrien Garreau, musical gentleman said to
possess great skill and feeling in his art, has just
arrived from St. Louis. His instrument s the
vloloncello.


]. p Adams, brother OF the distinguished trage-
dian OF that name. is performing at Union Hall,
Portland.


The Congo Serenaders are in Louisville, where
they have met with considerable success.