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OLs 1utL y announced 70 give copcsft thh evening
in Boston The papers ssyawe pleased 70 learn that
he concert 81 Ole Bu d to be given whousths
panment Of orchestra We are pleased that 1t s
for two reasons First because such music Ole Bulls
needs not necessarily the adventitisus aid Of
ponment Second because learn that members Of his
ormer orchestra have demanded Of him than they
have been in the habit Of receiving from Others We have
yet learn that his surprising talent and success give
right to ono to for his services than they com
naud ON other occasions Having been subjected to this
claim Ole Bull has concluded to dispense with the
servicesof an orchestra. Those who like accompani-
ments however will be pleased TO learn that Ole Bull
will be assisted by Mr. Meader Miss Stone and probably
BY Madame Arnoult,


The Concert Of MIR. Phillips in the City Hell. Lowell
on Thursday evening, was well attended. The papers
aae that he 10 Of the best vocsss that ever visited
this country. Hs will be in Lowell again in the spring
He gives concert Thursday evening next at the Fe
male ACADEMY, Albany.


Mr. and Mrs. Flynn, Mrs. c. Howard and The Great
Western" drawing capital houses at the Albany u-
scum.


The Albany Amphitheatre opened for limited period
under the management of Mr. spalding. last evening


Hart the former manager of the Montgomery and Au-
gusta theatres, is now in New Orleans drumming up
theatrical recruits. Mrs. Hart, who great favore
in Georgia and Alabama. Is also with him.


Murdoch the comedian Is still lecturing In Boston
upon theatrical themes.


One Mr.. Candy hes been singing in a mighty sugary
way in Louisville The lasses declare him to be sweet
little fellow.


The Charleston theatre Mr. Forbes and manager
was announced to open on last evening.


uDavis, manager Of the C-leans theatre, with his
pany Of actor has arrived In that city. The French
theatre will doubtless be opened in the of
week or ten days


The celebrated Master Burke il about leave this
country for Europe to devote himself music and the
violin.


T.v Turner the celebrated equestrian arrived in Phi
iadelphia on Saturday


The Congo melodss continue to draw good audiences
in Portland, Me.
The Swiss Bell Ringers amusing the people o
Albany.


Mr.. Raymonds menagerie at Philadelphia is proving
very attractive.


Hei, Cline is drawing good houses at the Savannah
theatre.


Another new piece was brought out at the Walnu,
street theatre Philadelphia, Saturday evening II il
called Tonqewaschen. Mr.. Richngs and Miss Waters


appear In it, end sustain their characters admirably The
house filed to overfowng, in consequence OF which
the manager obliged to stop selling tickets at little
after seven o'clock.


Mr. Forrest has drawn full houses thus far at the Ma


ona Theatre Boston. The theatre was crowded to it,
utmost capacity Saturday evening to witness his per
formance of "Macbeh."
The American Theatre, New Orleans, opened on the
9th instant Mrs Kent and Mr. Clark engaged there
The Amphitheatre opened on the evening
The Mobile Theatre opens this wcek-the "Opera'
will form Of its prominent attractions The papers


state that the ever popular seguns with their new and
accomplished tenor, Mr. Frazer together with some mi
though scarcely less important auxiliares
gagged for a short time.