Theatricnla. &c.
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The PARK.-The new opera Of Mr.. Jones was
performed third time last evening" before another
large and elegant audience. 1t improves on every
repetition


THE New BALLET AT PALMo's THRATRE.-There
was quite a crowded and fashionable house at
Palmo's last night, to witness the new ballet which
has been produced there. The ballet is full of
busting incident, and has been got up in really
splendid style. Mons. Martin and Mile. Desjardns
appear to have exerted themselves very much in
producing the ballet in creditable manner, and
they certainly have succeeded. The Misses Val
lee also merit particular commentator. Amongst
the corps de ballet is number of very pretty faces
and altogether we are quite warranted in predict
ing for this ballet long and prosperous run.
Macready made his appearance at the Melodeon,
in Boston, on Tuesday, to house Of thousand
dollars.


Madame Arnault, in company with Signor and
Slgnora Cassella, are about to give some concerts
In Boston, and from thence they are expected at
Albany. The former lady has been highly success
ful throughout her northern tour, and has elected
considerable notice and appreciation.


The Boston Handel and Haydn Society" have
fitted up the Melodeon for concerts, and Henry
Philips will make his first appearance there
on Sunday evening next.
DR.. Lardner commenced delivering his lectures
on astronomy In the fremont Temple, Boston, last
evening.


Operas have been introduced into Albany, with
great success. John Cf Paris was performed al
the Museum, in which the principal performers
were Mrs Timm, Mr.. Walcott, and Mr.. Collins
Howe and Mabie's equestrian company are at
Nashville