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TTaaATaieAL-N had the pleasure, on Monday last, of witnessing tie performance of the members of the :. Little Rock Iko- Ian Corps" The play selected for the evenings performance, was the comedy oi the SOLDIERS DAUGHTER. 1t was adml- rablv performed, and all the characters were well susiained-indeed, we have seen worse representations on the New-0rleans stage. The building is fitted up with much judg- ment and taste, and the scenery is really very fine, and does much credit to the arti- sans talents.

 The play on Wednesday night was very fine indeed, and went off well-the farce oi Raising tte Hind, was acted to the life- all seemed to be much taken with the per- lormance. The young gentlemen Of the corps deserve much credit for their efforts to please and amuse the public, and deserve to be handsomely palronized.

 The receipts of the Society, after defray- ing the actual expenses, are to be appropfi- aled to charitable purposes.

 