Theatricals, &c.
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o. Geo. II. Andrews, the well known and favorite
comedian of the late fremont Theatre, IS engaged
for the season al the National, Boston.


Wech, the celebrated Equestrian Manager. after
having visited Europe and Asia, is expected short
ly to reopen tine "Olymplc," Philadelphia.


Sol. Smith and N.rs. Kent are engaged at the
Cincinnati Theatre.


Mr.. Ranger, who performed some five or SIX
years since upon the boards OF the late fremont
Theatre, and in most of the principal theatres IN
the States, sis stated has lately returned from Lin
colnshire. Eng, where he had been TO AXE posses
sion of estates worth El2O,OOO.


Mr.. Maeder has returned to Boston, to resume
his professional avocations


Pelby has secured the charming danseuse Miss
Partington late of Nlblos, for the National Inca
tire, Boston.


AZ the Concert Hall, Boston, they have the two
Enchantress s, Miss st. Clair and Miss Hood, who
have capitated the town for long while. :,


Sig De Begins, accompanied by Miss caroline
Durane. a vocalist of whom great things are said,
Mr. Barton a pupil of Nicholson, the celebrated
Flutest. and Monsieur Berg, the well known Plan
st have arrived in Montreal, where they are about
to give Concerts.


Sig. Antognini and Sanquirico, were giving mu-
sica entertainments in Cleveland, Ohio, during the
last week. -, :, :,
have been giving Concerts at the Lyceum Hall,
Salem


The St Louis Theatre was opened on Monday
last.
at Pic,ou.


Mr.. Forbes is drawing good houses at Kingston,
Canada.
Louisville. -
The Ethiopian Serenaders are still at Baltimore,
drawing crowded houses.
VIM ]. Hamilton, young American vocalist OF
considerable promise, and Mr.. Harrison, Sen the
extemperaneOus singer, are about forming Con-
cert Company OF artists OF acknowledged talent, 10
deliver concerts in the various cities throughout
the States.


INTERESTING FROM MExIco.-The Rosetta, Capt
Lapetigue. arrived ye terday from Vera Cruz,
whence sailed the 4th inst BY her we have receiv-
ed full files OF papers, both from Vera Cruz and Mexico


Among other documents which we find In these papers,


Is the correspondence between the Spanish Minister and


the Mexican Government, in relation to the executions
at Tabasco Protests upon protests were heaped up hy


the Spaniad in behalf OF those natives Of Spain who were
shot without form Of trial. while the Mexican defends the
shows good deal spirit and fire in this correspon-
dence with Don Oliver than is usual IN Mexican dplo-
macy He protests vigorously against any interference
by foreign powers with the internal affairs OF Mexico
The last letter have Of Don Oliver dated the
2lst Of july and the reply thereto the Goth.
The interminable correspondence between Mr. Green
and regard to the Texas question: occupies
whole columns Of the file before We look upon IT
rather al display OF diplomatic diaectcs than cores
pondence which can lead to any important results


Under date OF the 22d of July Sr Reyes the Secretary
of War; communicated to the Departments the quota Of
troops which allotted to each Of them to raise under


the decree Congress ID Of July towards the
troops for the Of Texas Many OF readers
may be curious to know how the burden falls
Mexico. ........ 5000 Oajaca. 1000
rai;sco 600 MichOaea $50