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Mrs. H. Hunt is drawing good houses at the Eagle
Street Theatre, Buffalo.


The New York Circus Company, Howes and
Mabies', are at Nashville.


Messrs Foster, Weston, and Mrs. Farren are
proving very attractive in st. Louis.


The Melodeon Theatre, Boston, opens this even
ing when Mr.. Macready makes his appearance as
Hamlet, and Miss c. Cushman as the Queen. The
following are the principal performers engaged at
this establishments miss Charlotte Cushman, from
York Miss Grove, from Canada Mrs haywood,
from New York, NC; Mr.. Ryder, from London,
England Mr. Wheatley, from the National, Phia-
delpha; Mr. Bellamy, from Charleston, $. C.;, Mr..
Canada; Mr. Ayllng, Of Boston; Mr.. w Marshall,
Pardy, from Canada; MIR. Reeve. from Dub
lin; Mr.. Phillips, from Baltimore; Mr.. Egan,
for Dramatic Intellectual Representations, Leander
Rodney. Director OF the Interior Management,
II. J. Conway.


Messrs Grattan and Ssbee are engaged at the
Rochester Theatre.


Mr.. Green, the reformed gambler, has been cre-
ating great sensation in Boston, by his lectures
exposing the tricks and deceptions OF the fraternity
OF gamblers


The Paris correspondent OF the New Orleans
Courier thinks that the Oreamais will be badly off
for an opera this winter, as manager Davis, now
at the French capital, can secure nothing OF
standard character at all.


We learn from the Barre Gazette, that while
riding in the ring at Petersham, recently, Olto
Mo,y was thrown from his horse and severely in
jured. Some of his ribs were broken.


Sig DE Begnis and his accomplished fellow ira
vellers, Miss Durang, and Messrs. Barton and Bers,
have been very successful in their visit to Quebec.
They will revisit Montreal, their way to Upper
Canada