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night in comedy produced by him for the first
time in this country, entitled the millionaire" the
"Scottsh Golden Nine" II written for Mr. May
wood and made prodigious sensation in London. Its
reception last night favorable in the extreme. 1t is
one seres of original pieces brought by Mr. May
wood and all of which well adapted for display Of
this genemans original and highly finished style Of
acting


NIsLo's THEATRE. This elegant place Of amusement
crowded again last night Brougham as the "Irish
Ambassador" exceedingly well received. He is the
master spirit of the company and very intelligent,
tive and useful spirit Amongst the ladies'
raj very pretty faces and great deal of talent Mrs.
Mclean made highly favorable impression as Lady
Emily" She will be very attractive member Of the
company, which promises under the experienced mau.
agement Of Mr. Corbyn to have very brilliant


play written by Of the editors Of the st. Louis
papers, entitled "Mary Tudor" has been introduced in
the theatre of that CITY, It is well spoken Of and very
successful.


Emmit and Brower the two orignators Of the ceebra
ted Ngger Songs" that have recently become all the
rage have returned from Europe with their Ethiopian
Band and give their first Concert in Boston the
Melodeon on Monday evening.


Rockwell and Stones equestrian company continue to
draw we'll in Boston.


The Hutchison family give Concert in Boston
tomorrow evening previous to their proceeding west
ward.


Mr.. Anderson made his first appearance in Boston on
Monday evening last at the National theatre.


Miss Z. Cushman sails for England in few days She
gave performance the Arch Street theatre Philade
pha. on Monday evening previous to her departure.


DR. Lardner is lecturing at Providence.


Messrs. Wech and Deiavans equestrian company ap-
pear to be doing good business the Front thea
tire, Baltimore.


norM Morh idpd ~ tho thaot
London, in his Vermont wool grower.


Mr.. Gliddon's lectures Egypt at Boston, are post
poned until the gath inst.


Mr.. Scott is drawing good houses at the Cincinnati
theatre


Mr. Henry Phillips was well received Sunday
ming at miscellaneous Concert Of Sacred Music by the
Handel and Haydn Society of Boston The papers
that "he is wi the exception Of Braham think the
greateat vocalist has been pleasure to listen
to, and many pieces he unqueaonably sing bet
ter than that Prince Of song.n


The Cam mpanologan Band Of Lancashire, alias Swiss
Bell Ringers, are at Providence.


MEDICAL EDUCATION AND LITERATURE IN New
York Appearances are very promising for the
medical schools of this city. Great numbers OF
students pouring in from all parts of the Union,
and at both colleges the classes will be very
crowded during next session. The classes open
next week, and the Introductory lectures will be
given. We shall report such Of them as present
topics of general interest.


In medical literature also, as well as in medical
education, New York now begins to take the lead
sort Of monopoly in medical books has been for
some time possessed by the Philadelphia publishers
But the Harpers have now entered the field, and
have already issued several standard works, such
as "Cruvelhier's Anatomy" Magendie's Phys-
ology," from the latest foreign editions, enricht
by notes by the Professors in our schools, and at
much lower prices than were charged for the for
mer editions From all these circumstances, we
are led to anticipate new and brilliant era in
medical education and literature in this country.