The national Republican., 1862-10-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Am useInents.


FORMS New THrArRE.--"Fanchon, the Crck.
tt,' has become the perfect rage, and Ford's
now theatre is n perfect Jam every night. No
actress within our recollection has created the
sensation Miss Maggie Mitchell has produced in
lhls one play. The theatre IL filled every night
TO oyerfowing with our most fashionable first
families and no better stage representation
'onld he witnessed than the great moral drama
"i"Fanchon. the Cricket" II inculcates the
proper sentiment, clad in beautiful effects; and
Is received with the most marked attention and
pleasure by all. We are not aware how long
fahchcn will be kept upon the boards of Ford's
new theatre, though we may safely say II would
run for weeks; yet We fear II will be taken of
In few nights. Therefore, all rho desire 10 see
Fanchon Chat is almost everybody should
saCure their seats in advance, and then visit
Fcrds new theatre, and see Miss Mitchell and
"Fanchon, the Cricket"
GRoyfR's THEATRE. -. Florence -" Colleen
Baton. This evening 1t is announced that
last season, viz: The beautiful and thrilling
Irish sensational drama, the colleen Bawn,
or the Brides Of GarryOwen." Mr.. Florence
has purchased the sole right for performing
this piece for one year throughout the Unitod
States. Mr.. Florence will assume tho great
character of Myles Ma Coppaleen Miss Denim
that Of Ann Chute Miss Climber, Ely O'Con.
ner; Mr.: Barron, Hardness Cregan; Mr.. Fenno
Father Tom. &c. In tho course Of the evening
Miss Climber will sing the "Cruiskesn Lawnn
and the Maid with the Milking Pail" The
performance will concl udo with the charming
protean c0PdieNa. "Thrice Married." in
which Mrs. Nhrence will sustain n variety Of
characters, with songs and dances, and Mr..
Florence will appear as Vivian Ripple, an
artist.
wAsnEGroH THEATRE.--This establishment,
under the new mana cement has already enlist
ed the public In its favor. This evening Miss
AdEh lsaacs Menkeu will make her third ap.
pesranco, Sustaining tw" Of her favori,e char
arta ata tAI no
Keller, Blaisdell, aud others OF note. The
house js in elegant order, and its interior ar.
rangement will compete with that Of any other
theatre In the city, whilst tho company is one
of the strongest we have had in our city for
long time. Miss Menken will this evening ap.
pear MS Widow CHEEKY, IN the Soldiers
Daughter" and IA Polly Crisp, An unprotecte
female, in which character she will give her
wonderful mutations of Forrest, Cushman and
Booth.
CAETERBuRY. This popular place had anoth.
or full house last night, and the Burlesque Cir.
Gus Company took immensely. II you want to
see fun, go and see this piece. II Is Is got uU
IN good style and takes we'll Mr.. George r.
Delouis, on the horizontal bar, IL Npe of the
best performers Of the Kind We Cvefsaw. This
Ia the frst time this groat act has been per.
formed at tho Canterbury. The trained dog is
another feature this week. This dog does eve.
ryihlng, including talking. Mile Marietta Ra.
vel, Miss Agnes Switzerland, Tilly Forbes, Kate
Harrison, Bob Hart, Lew. Simmons. and the en-.
tire company appear again to night in q new
blll.
GREAT AMERICAN CIRcUs.-T The excitement re.
gatding thS kind Of amusement has not abated
II lot since the opening on last Saturday. The
afternoon performances attract large numbers
"f ladies and children, who are seemingly de
lighted with the peculiar institution, which
contains among lis members all tho best " be-
could be obtained IN the country at the time oi
It's "reanl2ai'on. The location rthe Equestrian
Scbnrl IA uudenilbly good une which is also
reIuis ie Ia secure large and proper audiences
especially foI night exhibitions. All tho mem
bBrs will cOu,nUo 10 appear both afternoon and
night tor II brief period. Mothers, take the
lille ones this afternoon 10 see the great show.