Theatrical, Musical. sc.
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The Hutchinson Family gave concert at the
City Hall, Portland, on Monday evening last.
The Ethiopian Melodists are performing in Wash
rngton.


Welch, Delavan and Mann are about to intro
duce an Equestrian Company into Baltimore their
performances will take place at the Front street
Theatre.


Mr. Forrest took his benefit on Monday evsning
at Providence, where he was playing to good
houses for the week previous.


Mr. Wall, the Irish Harper, is about TO give
public Concert in Montreal, which is TO be under
the patronage of the Mayor.


Miss NJ Clarendon opened the Pittsburg Thea
tire on the night of the fourth instant.


INTERESTING PROM BRAzn.-It appears by our
advices from Rio de Janeiro that tine trade in Bra
zl wood has been, in many instances, illegally
carried on. The following notice, relative to this
trade, has been published by the Consul General
OF Brazil:-


CONSULATE GENERAL THE EMrinE oy Brazil, IN TINE
UNITED STATES NEw YoRK, Sept 24th, lsal.
The expectation Of Brazil wood from the ports Of Bra
z has always been exclusive privilege OF the mpe-
rial Governmsnt-bua abuses have occurred and tome
vessels perhaps through ignorance Of the Brazilian laws
in relation to the trade have exported private account
the said article foreign ports Is made known to those
whom may concern, that the laws OF Brsz forbid
tirey the expectation Of the article by private Inaiv iu
als and imposes fine of fifteen dollars tor on 'sch
vessel that may take tie wood by conrabsno rpn any
part of the Empire to foreign countries TIE hue will
be enforced after departure Of the vessel from
Brazil for which purpose the Governmsnt has taken all
necessary to arrest the aidess and abeoIs


LUZ HENRIQUE FERREIRA D'AGUIAR


Consul General