The national Republican., 1862-06-09
Anussnaswas.

0R0vHRs THuATnB-Thie evening We are 70
siS bay: S =: s time q: niS So .y
The scenery 10 said 70 b great tsaturs of the
play, and being painted BY nr. Gets, the geniua
Of the grand sOens Of the Colleen bywn," re.
Quirss no further 0ommsadation. The R0.
.sssss feature. generally q more than ordinary
interest. The play d ffom theFrench Of Monsieur
Octave Feuilist, distinguished Partisan hssra
lssr, and 10 adsptsd 70 the tongue and stage OF
This country BY sSO pops'sr.. and esteemed gen
Wallace. In its presentation, Mr.. J. K. Aorti-
mer and Miss Ada Proctor are engaged In addi
tion to the CREST ability of the fAvofits comedy
congress. The Poor Young Msnv 10 in 'stl
sO IN s ths sro 81
Brittany. The /" Leap for Honor 10 Que Of the
most thrilling incidents OF the play, aid 10 said
to have = startling effect upon any sudienoe'
before which II has hitherto besn psfforms y
and supervision Of Manager Grover, the ~
nance of Poor Young Mar" T" viii be coh.
plete success. E.-.H. ..rs .....
FoRD's ATHgN.KUN.-Tho results, peouniSry
and effective, Of the hrst week Of the sumte
season, which closed on Saturday night 9TH
Of managerial success. The biils Of to- nigh are
graced with q novelty, selected from the fertile
realms Of the local drama, which 10 expect I'D 10
produce n genuine threRtrtcal exoitemenS and
to render the Athep@um the centre Of OUT the
atriosl attraction for some time TO come. The
new play, which purpor,s TO md It's chief inci-
dents In the experiences Of Washington, u en-
titled " Fast Men Of Washington, !" and hadbeen
carefully, and even ,slAborstely. gotten( up,
local v views. By tSs accomplished ii scenic aitiss,
and BY nne osst, in which ngure prominsnty
the names Of Nessrs. Bishop, John koCullough,
Hsrns, Parker, Forester, Mesdames Bishop
aud Bsrrel. and niss Anderson. A COMPANY Of
the fun Of the drama.
Opp FsLLows' HALL.-The Polsmorama of
Messrs. Stanley 4 Consut 10 still sil the rage.
II IL really one Of the mcst popular and ipstrue.
tive works Of art yet claiming public favor.
The representation Of the destruction Of the
admission. Il 10 almost Impossible to conceive
Of art and nature arriving II such an spproxi.
nation. On exhibition tonight.
tbs LADIss' FEsfIvAL.--The Ladies' Of the
Western Prosby terixn Church, who have for
the past week been holding ssries Of festival
D streets, have been Induced, from their great
success, 10 continue the same next week. Let
none who wish 10 be most agreexbly entertain
ed fail to be present. The psOdigal display Of
large and luxurious straw wbsrries, with that Of
the many othsr highly palatsble delicaciss, Is
only eqis led by the bsvy of fair dispensers,
whose radiant countenauoes, vivsoious natures,
and engaging manners, are always sure 70 at
tract, interest, and de.igh. The decorations
OF the hall and arrangement OF the table dis
play the superior ta.ts Of the ladies, and reflect
great credit upon them. ...s.. .s.
CANTERBURY YHALL.-Notwithstandin the bad
weather ON Saturday night this popular place
WAS well nlled, and the performance was excel
lent. Tonight the managers ofier an entire
now prog ramms. Mss Cara Butler 10 growing
nightly IN public favor, her songs are we'll Sc
leotsd, and besides, she 10 very pretty, and will,
20 doubt, become gteat fsvorite vt the Cvn-
tsrbury. Ga Saturday night she WAS sncored
three times on each aong. The audience sp
pear never TO tire OF her sweet music.
". B. Harrison, the extempOrxueOus singer,
10 great fsvorits; be plsasss everybody.
Tonight We have the comedy Of the Rough
Diamond" Miss Butler appears - Nargsry
in this piece, and Harry Rice as Cousin Joe.
Miss Butler is said 70 be . very clever actress,
and We shall certainly visit the Canterbury this
evening. New dances, new song, and new
Ethiopian acts 70 night. Go carly, II you wish
seat.
ACADEMY or MusiC.-This concert saloon 10
centrally and conveniently located. Music by
the best artists In the oity, every afternoon and
night, and the best Of refreshments by fair
hands,