Theatricnls. &c.
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Madam Arnaut is expected in Boston in few
days, to give a series of musical concerts. This
lady made her debut at Montreal recently with en-
tire success The. papers in that city speak highly
of her performance. They say, "her voice is bril-
liant soprano, of great compass and sweetness; !;
she is good musician, and her execution is high
ly finished, forcbe and effective" This lady is
accompanied by Signor and Signorina Cassella.


Rockwell and Stones equestrian company are at
Concord, New Hampshire.


The Congo Melodsts have been performing in
Boston during the past week


;Mr H P. Grattan and Mrs Madison have been
drawing good houses IN Rochester.


Rich's equestrian company are proving very at
tractive at the New Orleans amphltheatre.


An establishment for equestrian performances is
shortly to be opened in Boston.


Miss De Bari, the actress, has married Mr.. Booth,
a son of the tragedian.


The National Theatre, Boston, under the stage
management of Robert Hamilton, Esq. has met
with the most fdttering success, and every thing
promises brilliant season.