... NEW YORK, APRIL 3. THE ACADEMY ox' Music.-The performance of The Hzsquco~ts anad Mafcrtha on the occasion of Herr Formes'lbenefit, attracted anl immense audience, and it ie stated that 4,000 dollare were cleared on the occasion. Thes artist's career in New York has been one of continued success, land perhaps, as bath actor and singer. he baa given more satisfaction than any that have preceded ...

... (WRITTEN IXCLUSIVBLY FOR THE ERA.) Haymarket.-Those skiey influences that prove unpropi- tious to the providers of out-door recreation are known to be inversely of infinite benefit to theatrical managers, and the ill-wind, popularly supposed to blow nobody any good, never exercised a more beneticial effect upon the treasuries of the vafious theatres than on Monday evening, when the bleak ...

... I II] these days of passport difficulties, when obstacles present to intending travellers, and people are constrained to live upon memories of continental trips, or gain their first notions of foreign countries from the records of those excursionists who had no occasion for previous magisterial intimacy, one of the most agreeable modes of forming an acquaintance with the men, manners and min- ...

... I PROVINCIAL THEATRIMI Sa (whol cult owif CaoRESPoNDENTS.) -ABBIRDEEN. THEATRE ROY&Lz-Monday (to.morrow) is now announced as the last night of the pr5sent season, o0 which occasion Mrs. Pollo0k, the lessee. will take her benefit, when the house will no doubt be a bumper. The pieces to be performed are Love and Loyalty, an interlude, entitled Wives 6t Advertireest; orb, Couting in the ...

... THE EASTER EXHIBITIONS, &C. THnE BRnTcxc Musaum.-We do not remember having seen thei halls and galleries of this national institution so thronged onl ally previous holiday asthey sere last Monday. There was scarcely rO',r01 to tlOvw. The libraries, und especially the mainisoript Toom, w ere much frequented, but, as invariably happens, ?? natural history departments were most thronged. A very ...

... I PROVINCIAL THEATRICAL S (pROMc cuR oWtN CORRESPONrDENTS.) BiIG HTON. THEATRE BoYAT,.-(Lessee, Mr. H. Nyo Churt -Mr. Wbeeler's (box- book keeper) benefit came oftf on Friday (y'esterday) evening, when the house presented the most fashionable appearance that we have had the pleasure of witnessing here for a long time. The performances consisted of The Poor Gentlemlsn and Buchstone's melodrama ...