... Ethiopian concerts, will make his first appearance for the season, accompanied by his band of sable minstrels-the celebrated banjo melodists. Mr. Pell, the original bone castanet player, will also appeal. A new candidate for public favour will make his ...

... has unhappily been proved by the event. But the hypothesis that political sympathy with the aims of the popular party im- ,pelled the Hottentots to take up arms, and to con- t Iceive the project of partitioning the best half of e rthe colony with the Kafirs ...

... mnaster-s;pi'it of those hostile intents, has already, we are told, tareke occasion to pitch savagely into England with his pell, thollgh tlat hetokens no haste to draw the sword. The cause or all this clanmour is the opinion of General Cushing, that n ...

... Mrs. C. Barker I p tl Miss Attwood, £2.; Miss Kynnersley, £5. ?? fC GALL .EY O F ILLUST RATION.To-night, Poll's troupe o minstrels open for a eeries of five°nlgt Perfrsanee thefrst ofY b~eing under the patronage of the M jlay Pror, a d fur e the enefirt ...

... triW W 14 tun hert at. ?ote mde her ?? st alipearsrcelbere'n''ed t a Broadmead-rcomsrwhe5eshe 4liveredalecturec 'S4~ a1d American obarateet. Of tehloctureitself much neead e be said. It contained ittie that qas ne t or striking, erl 0ve^ eo far as its ...

... of the Vernon Park. ROYAL SuCnB y GAarcENs.-Mons. Schallehn's fine band and its charming performances, with the Pell troupe of sable minstrels, the attractions of the excellent opportunities for dancing, with the other varied entertainments, not forgetting ...

... better maintenance treaty rights. THE THE AMERICAN INTERPRETER AT YEDDO. The overland mail brings the following particulars of the murder of the gentleman who filled the oflire cf interpreter to the American legation at Veddo : - The unhappy gentleni: ...

... A CHARMING WOMAN. Measnr . Cooke F. Robinson, HE Wigan, and W. Gordon; Miss CottrU ana Miss Amy Sedgqeiok. - TE WANDIIRNG MINSTREL Mr. F. Robson and Mrs. W. 8. Emden.-And A BASH IMPOSTOR. STRAND. THS ZYmUN, THE OLD STORY. Miss Bufton.-ALABDIN or, the Wonderful ...

... are every where, sent a-head to. protect, our troops! What robbery and what universal rascality, and yet the masses of the American people are told ',by lying newspapers, with cowaidly editors, or bought editors, that this Is right ; that this is war as ...

... were advanced and re- advanced by their officers up to the very edge of the line of smoke in front of our infantry were im- pelled by some terror in their rear, which they were as unable to withdtand as they were to make headway against the fire in front ...

... question, said v, his construction of the bill was that it was an w enabling clause, and the council would not be corm- tI pelled to carry it out: but if they served notices to S treat, then it would become necessary to buy. 01 Mr. FIcTON wished to know ...

... upon to disgust a roman- tic young lady, instead of an actress who does a similar service to one of the opposite sex. AN AMERICAN GUNBOAT BLOWN UP.-On the after- noo'of the 15th ult., a terrible disaster occurred in New York Harbour. The United States ...