, 1864-04-01

. McY1cKxR's TmATE,-The lew drama Of East
Ly1ne will bc repeated for the nth time this gwen
Ing, for tho benefit OF Mss Susan denim, whose
representation Of the character OF Lady Isabel haa
excited fEcly interest amocg the ho1l!ttss Of this
tbcatcs. 1t Is almost perfect in lii way although
The character itself Is u1nataral qnd overdrawn by
tie dutho1ess.' Miss Denim deserves and ought to-
receive, gratifying recognition Of her talents BY
a crowded housc-
: McEEUN.-Tha T1ckct tof-IeaTa Man stiu draws
crowded houses, and the interest Increases as tho
artists become more familiar with themselves. 1t
Is well deserving tho popularity 1t enjoys.
C1pcps:-To-nfght tho performances at tho Cir
cus viii be for the benefit Of A. F. Ayu1ar: Mr. ].
". McArdrewB, negro clown, Mrs. Fillmore, e3uss-
t17euuc, nobireon, and the whole strength Of the
troope will appear. HI. Aymar is clever pcrfor-
uer Is witty, polite and rcAued In all he says and
tees. VIC hope ho will ha1e crowded housc.
.AcAnExT or Musios-Tho Ethiopian drama Of
Veto; will be repeated this evening at the Aeade-
my Of Music, With variety OF other entcEtain-
ments, The houses this weok have been yerr
crowded, as usuil II you .rant place to cit, you
must 60 early. =: ~: ...:>'
IA1su NATIONAL FAm-WuAr WAS DONE
YIs1EHpAY-THE GooDs FHoh InE1AsD.-The
weather having been more favorable yesterday thsn
On any day eince the opening OF tho Irish National
Fair, the attendance WAS lnmeuHe. Many were
present In Tie gallery and On the platform al mere
spectators: but there we1e'a great number Of pur-
chasets and the interesting clerks at the different
stalls did quite a. brisk trade. In addition 10 the
sales, the following lotteries were drawn at the
different local tables-- : ." >
Cnsney-silyer tea set s., Mrs. ] G. Shea.
~ FAN1deIphs1-Cakc baslet, /. Sarah Wiusted ;
silver tea set. TO-; Miss Merrill; splendid da1naak
ann chatr; z, ]. crancE: 1nazble.top table, 1e,
w s psss sssf RfhsS III s1ss as1s sss
pitcher; q, NJ: Eyxte1; lamp and mat i; MI.
tablc, II, MIS- J. NJ Bulltse; Chinese cabinet, st.
pSotosaps 1Sos aea% g. 5ehn jones'
eesf 9s Glss l. s;5!ss sastes, IT. 3
,Mre. Dunn; oliver cake basket, 1as, Miss ". A.
| .ludev az; photograph album, Is, Mra. McShersy;
cake basket and butter dish, u Mis- Emua Qua
spoons l.s M and forks, IS. Patrick smith.
Nfto Iork.-sisves Plated Cake Basket, Spoons
Ryan. Silver pitcher, 18 Charles E. Scott P1atet
cake basket, spoons and forks. a3, Mrs. Flynn
Plated Gle basket spoons g md 9nd fqt 10 John
IERii IEaRdi.,n:' Id.ELs1ge doll, Is, Eya Cummings
The grand Lottery q 1000 prizes to tho asa.ol ,e
termtnation Of tic Fair, when the List Of winning
numbers will be published in the newspapers
Parties living ont Of The city may hare any prtzf
they may draw forwarded to them BY express,
Gus 10 mention, the following cash and other dona
| tione were received yesterday. -,
Companics and 2. Sd 1al To m from 9a,5 FoSt q y
| Wiz, IRON stovensbnrE. Va, s2o: .Adjutan
| Qrinn, n: T.: diamond pin Torh SO; DarenpoE
Fitzgerald: J. O'calaghsn, Cairo. $50; Joliet cir
Gle, $20o; Louisville, Ky., $li.5o, per J: P. Nc
| Grash; Cleveland Ohio: sos, per James Manning
The goods from Ireland arrived hast evening an'
vera exhibited as far as opened at Fenian Hall an
The Itith tables at Bryan Hall were also dlIod. 1
| curious to Fenian Hall, 1t was found abso1utel
necessary to cl6fe The. exhibition there At o,
! o'clock. The whole Of the articles Will be o
view and for disposal at Bryan aaA to~aay. -