The national Republican., 1862-11-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Amussmsnts.

GRovER's TnrATRE.-"Eda Lynne."-This anx
iousiy expected play was produced last evening
hnd passed ,hs ordeal Of the largest and most fash
cities has been onoaneed, BY some WHO have seen
Sts by m S1n hs nrs Ss
not Of the piece Is admirably arranged the prnoi,
pal features OF the novel are retained and the action
matte author Mis- We.isrn Lady Isabel wa was n one
OF the most beautiful pieces Of acting we have ever
rctsr cannot be maglned She must BE- .een @ % to BE-
appreciated. Mr.. l., + Barrett, who made his frat
appearance. Ia night! as SIR Francis Ltvison de
every sense OF ,hc word, and played Sir Francis
%ssn,acen,y We hore 70 see hin in part better
the city any length tf time Mri. Germon, US the
stern, eccentric Mss Corney, was very good. Mr..
Bafrons Archibald Carlyle was very natural and
all the other character, were exceedingly well per
formed Ihe piece will be produced again this even
g sS I'M III; I,s1n sa%e spsnda Sa' y means
that the number Of seats soid during ihe day yes.
,erday exceeded anything ever before known Al
Growers Theatre since It's erection.
BkNIFIr OF MOSS. AND MAD. MARzrrrI- Ias,
night but one, at Fords Theatre Of the highly sue
cetsful and only original and renowned Gabri,I
Rayei troupe and first and last benefit Of Monseur
and Madame Marzetti-a splendid bill for the COCA
Monster with Gabriel Ravel as the White Knight
and Young America as Harltqun; the whole tro,lpe
IA me various parts Alter which Will be repre.
senitd, by general request, The fine pantomime of
"Jocko, the Brazilian Ape" Garzstti as JcckoN
the ksyel company In the different characters To
The per ormsnce viii III sbe fsres as NJ
The comedian, from Fords Holiday Street Theatre,
baltimore, in the principal comic character To
morrow night, q grand testimonial benefit TO Ga
brel Rayel, and, without d doubt, the last appear
wonderful Ravel troaps The next t rf cs. AND the
who play at this favorte theatre are ihoss Two In
ished arti'tes, MI and Miss Couldeck.
NIxoss THriTRy-CuuAs--Thi, renowned dan
seuse made her initial bow before WASHINGTON M,
dience last evening, at the opening OF iLe w ashice
ton theatre under the management OF James n
Nixon, Eco, well known New York mans ger.
The house was crowded In every part. Long fefsre
the curtain rose there was rot seat 10 be had In
the lower part oil the house The crowded auditorv
was very iiattering mark OF appreciation on liz
part OF cur citizens towards Manager Nixon. who
has kone to considerable expense in openirp ihIs
popular theatre The appearance OF Cubas was ihe
receved W. we're at ntroSaS.d 70 ,hs
which was admirable In all Its appointments Fiuai
~, The oesutiiul Cubas dashed upon the stage and
more Handsomely welcomed. This evening M re.
peats the same dances. Mr.. +. 8. ChanfraI a yerv
popular actor, appeared last evening In two of his
best inipersonations, and created q great deal of
amusement by his excellent acting lie repests The
same parts THIS evening. The dramatic company,
deserve especial notice. """
.-huotHeF ucHRnIeu crowd In
attendance at this highly popular place OF amosa ~
uieut last night. Inc twd beautiful aad talented
stars, Misses Kate PenDoyer. and Julia Morimcr
wsrs Iapturously applnuded in their great act
/" The Gypsy Lay, and the sweet aongstress Mis-
Agnes soutnerland, gained many new admirc,s bv
her exquisite vocali.m. Mons. szoliosy il one or
the most mirth provoking actors ever seen upon ke
stage. George X De Louis Is well entitled 10 ths
credit OF being the greatest horizontal bar Der
former In the world, and as ventroquis Professor
kirbye s at the head Of his profession whiie III,
little on, Geerge In his great trareze" ieats, Is
the most wonderful child In existence The beanti
iul corps de ballet contributed very much tn the
pleasure OF the audience, Us did also tbs Ethiopan
appear pgain tonight.
Nixoss CREMoRnE GARDEN CIEous- The du.biou
style Of riding az executed by Mr.. Eaton STONE
Iraws large crowds TO the Cremorne Circus, whilst
Dr. james l. rhayer-the iuimitable Jim',wana
~, comic a5janets, them mules" are {" speciaii.
iies that are indispensable TO The nf
the programme. Miss Carroll, Master Whitby Mr
Deysre-an excellent tumblsr-and the Conrad
brothers, are perfect In their various conributions
Performances, our readers will please bear In mind
are given every afternoon and evening