The national Republican., 1862-10-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Amussuasuts.


WASHINGTON THKArRR.-A highly delighted
audience WAS gathered together at this popular
temple last evening, TO witnsss the admirable
performance Of Mr. John =. Owens, and the
really excellent company attached thereto.
Conquer was asI performed EG IN mott @ orsdltabs
manner, whilst the farce Of Forty Winks with
Owens a. the perplsxed buiton.msksr, kept
the house In continued roar Of laughter. To.
soD, oom.s PS Poor s's aens
msn," with Ovens as the gallant Corporal Ola.
ped, and Mas Denim as Emily wofthington |;
after which Buckstone's famous comedy OF
Married Idfs," with Owens as Mr.. Dove. nr.
A. II. Davenport and Miss Denim In the cast.
To. morrow evening Mr.. Owens viii take his
beneft.
Fonp's NEW THsArRs.-To-n night another Of
those combination entertainments for which
this theat0 10 90 oslebrated-two merry plays,
with songs and dances, Miss Nitchsll IN both
chorus froiicksoms streaks Of humor, ema
mating from the oomical and laughter shaking
Bishop, the m st Jolly Bishop In either church,
State, or theatre, the rising comic star Of the
day. Let all Who wish to enjoy good laugh,
can enjoy the finished acting Of Mr.. Brink, Miss
Carr, Miss Baily, and Alvin Read, whose per-
formanoe Of Dtdisr, In "Fanohon," Afforded 10
much entertainment to the patrons oethis the.
Crown THEATRE. Hamlet. Mr.. E L. Da.
venport appeared last evening before an In.
mense and enthusiastic concourss Of fsshions.
bic people. Tonight he appears as Hamlet,
sssssps.s tragedy ofths sane name 2. e.; fhi,
piece Of acting, in which he excsls all other
actors who have ever appeared in this ooun.
try. The cast Of charscters 10 really sups-
rior one, embracing in the COMPANY among
ophslia, Mfss irving as Gertrude, Mis- Climber
- Osriok, Mr.. Dan sstchell, the peoples III.
vOrite, As the Frat 0rava Digger, kr. Ben 70.
gers ss Polonius, Mr.. Chss. Barron - Lssrtss.
hr. Fepno as the 0bost, &e:, There viii BE- no
atths conclusion Of the tragedy, which is some
what lengthy. '.E.n
CAsrxnsuRY. beautiful and fascinating
julia Mortimer 10 meeting with the greatest
possible success In her great act, The dip.
She is aided BY the charming and highly tai.
spted Spanish .danseuso. Nile. ksrietts, In
Tho Gipsey's Lay" and It cannot fail 10 ore,
ate very great sensation on the part Of the
audience each night. In addition TO The highly
entertaining performances given BY Miss julia
Mortimer and Milo. Marietta, there are other
talented members Of the Canterbury company
who will appear this evening In their intsrsst.
ing and amusiDg acts. Among them may be
lsdist; Mr.. George R. De Louis, the wonderful
gymnas,; Bob Hart and Lsw Simmons, the Gel.
ebrated delineators Of negro character; and a
host OF other talent. Go tonight and witness
the great performance.
GARDNER d HRAMIkss' Circus 1T 10 an old
saying, and u true one, that "wondsrs never
cease.n The force Of this remark Is proved by
visit to the Circus; for wonder upon wonder
follow each other so fast, that we are forced to
acknowledge, that wonders never cease
Madame Louise Tournisre continues to appear
every afternoon and night, In her grand msnage
act, and her wonderful equestrian scene with
out saddle. The Madame 10 thorough French
Eque strian, combining that elegant grace, (thal
the French only can assume) with degree oi
daring that 10 truly surprising. The stud Of
horses here employed are the best in America
and we might pronounce Dan Gardner's "Wash
ingion" a horse with soul, for he seems al
most endowed with human Intellect, perform
ing the most difficult feats at the slightest word
and, In fact, the wholo performance 10 excel
lent, and must be seen 10 be appre ctated; there
fore stand not upon the order If going, but g
at once.