TheatricalS. &c.
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THE PARK--Mr Placide took O benefit last night
There crowded house. On the fall Of the curtain
Mr. Placids called for, and his appearance
very warmly greeted He then delivered the following
short speech -
Ladies' and Gentlemen-I am quite overwhelmed with
your kindness. "beggar thnt om ! cannot fnd even
words to thank you" (Applause) do indeed fee
pay that which be owes. One thing, however, can
you have this night shown that good intentions


and earnest devotion TO the dramatic profession vii,
New York audience Again thank you ladies and gen


emen tor your kindness not this occasion only. but
naed hope to have the pleasure of appearing


before you again, and in the meantime bid you most
grateful and respectful farewell (Applause)
Mr.. haywood appears tonight sgain in "the Nil
lionaire"


NInLos-A capital house and every body well pleased


signor Corbin prospers MIR. Williams appears be


very pains taking and merorous actor and Sir Ma
thew scraggs in Sketches in India" made quite hit
Tonight very attractive bill is offered.
MIR. Lewellen commenced engagement at the Bufsl
Theatre on Monday.


| The Misses sloman proving attractive in New


Bedford the other towns they have recently visited
| Their Concert Thursday evening was numerousl,


and fsshionably attended, and they received will
| unboundsd applause. When they coming this
way1


Mr. j. E. Murdoch is about to deliver series Of even



peare.


Mr. Anderson has been well received in Boston. The
| Bosoniins recognise in him Macreadys shadow.
Msssrs Patterson and Ramet ed to give


concert at the Neodesn Theatre, Boston, Saturday
evening next. Among the distinguished performer,
| engaged are the Misses sloman.
The Orphesn Family contemplate giving Concert in


Albany in the of next week reduced prices
| that all may have opportunity Of hearing them.


The Tabernacle Boston hes bssn leased II is said foi
| circus.


Mr. Henry Russell late from this country, according


to he latest accounts 10 sl in London, giving concerts
The Boston Post gives this; /" Sir, am proud TO


ceve the hatred Of acor said Mseresdy at the Mee


deon the other day "Then, sir, you have nsxhaustb


of pride on both sides Of the Atlantic" Ry
| ders answer.


1t is stated that Macready1clsared in Boston alone


ssne $4,000 His last night nsttsd $3.50. Chsrl,tt,
| Cushmans benefit neted only $50.