... BsArTrY.-Muric Hall.-(Proprietor, Samuel Gledhill.)-This Hall opened for the season on Monday. Scpt. 14th, with the following artists: -Mr. and Mrs. Gus& Miller (characteriatic emic dnettiots), Blaster Ste. venson (clog dancer). Mr. Aleo (baritone). Mien, Seagrove (sentimental), Mr. Scot, and Miss Adelaide Attir. Babreor,..-Cftye Concert Hali.-(Propriefor, Mr. Williame.)-The com. pany hare ...

... I SACXVIXLL CHAsr. By C. J. ConLras. Three Vols. John Maxwell and Co., 122, Fleet-street. This is a tale of considerable power and very exciting interest. We have alternately been reminded, in our perusal of it, of the vivid pages of Dick Diminy and the more tragic writings of Carleton, the well-known Irish novelist. It has one great peculiarity, namely, that throughout the plot there is ...

... I Strand.-The new and original serio-comic draea,. .Pfoduced bere ?? evening, written by Mr. H. T. Miiam s 'Crime, had' the'spicijarecm-e*; rWvel, and entitled COO Miss Raw saville,- ?? f adding to tbs company Miiss Bate Savills who Irdd iher first apperace on these btard astehrie nd.'ewlbey~rciead the success both. h rna vihi i he ce so aicpo Aptrnctw'e bura s bt tl he tr~ti I ebe marsit ied ...

... I | (Vaoae OURB OWN COBBNs5poIIDBRTS.) BATH. . Tauiara RoYAL.-(Lesue, Mr. J. H. Chate.)-The TicketiofLeavie wai produced again on Saturday last, to a capital house; it is certainly played in a very effective 'manner. i Mr. Rignold, ea Robert Birierly. received well-merited applause for his very capital pereonation:of the part uosta ied bonouy bi te rslohn of acall. M.G.Melville eppeared on Wed ...

... L I T E R A T UR E. THE Bow ots AGE;E OR, THE OLD MAN'S ABcir. On the Ares Senilis, or Fatty Degeneration of the Cornea . By EDWIN CANTON F.R.C.S, &C. Robert Hardwicke, Piccadilly. The name of Mr. Canton, one of our first consulting and operating surgeons, is so well known bath to the scientific and general public, that any work emanating from a gentleman so uni- versally esteemed for his ...

... Royal English Opera,-The announcement that the pcesent season will be the lost one of the Pyns anid Harrison management has evoked many expressions of regret in many quarters, and given rise to not a few surmises. The qualifications of Miss Louisa Pyua and Mr. Harrison, as managers and vocalists, are admittedly of a sufficiently high order to justify all reasaonable expectations of per. manent ...

... TEE ALMASEBRA PALAcE, LxecxaTxn-squAuiti.-Thia magni- ficent salon de inusigeue still continues to attract crowded audiences to witness its varied entertainments, and to elicit marks of appreciation, in the shape of manifestations of approbation, for the spirited and tasteful manner in which the Proprietor (Mr. Wylde) oas ~atered for public amrusemnent. Langlois, the juggler, is one of thes ...

... | (WBITull ExvcesSvx sor TEE EnA.s) The abolition of Theatrical privileges, or, to employ the exact terms, the liberty of the Theatres, is again the subject of much atteu- tion in France, particularly as it is no secret that the French Government have sought official information in certain quarters with the view of examining the entire question. There is, of course, no novelty for this ...

... AldBRICAN TH]1ATRICALS. I -- - - ?? NEW YORK~, SEPT. 21. WINTER GABDEBN.-The 'Ghost has given a, tls n this evening w~e a~r~eit The aths>>bng-~ last, and thsw evenigwe are to have Edwin Booth as Hemlit, and after- warde in a round of Shakaperian cbaractere. He will be eupported by a good company, including Mr. Vining Bowers, Mr Lwec Barrett, Mr. A. H1. Davenport, Miss Ada Clifton, and Mirs. ...

... LIT ERA TUR E. I ?? 4 - PoSr-o-Mrcg DIRxaXonoY HoE BiaMINGIAN, STAP'R0DSHITE, WAaWICKS61aES AND WoxcissTmssHlgH. For 1864f. Kelly and Co., Old Boswell-court, Fleet-street. We have hitherto been in the habit of considering KIelly's Metro. politan Directory as a work which for bulk, accuracy ot information, and systematic arrangement of its parts it was not only impossible to surpass, but even ...

... Tan OxponD.-The crowded state of this Hall nightly proves the ?? as of a most attractive character, and that The only novelt roprietor is doing his utmost to please his patrons. from Sir Henry oB the week has been the production of a selection from SirsHsn~ Bishop's opera of Clari the Maid of Milan, in which Miss Fital~enry, a )oung lady possessing a very fine and Powerful mezzo-soprano voice ...

... | AMRICA THEATRICALS, NEW YORK, SsPT. 28. ALL the Theatres in this city continue to receive a fair share of patronage, despite the war and the draft, which has taken off but few of the New York actors. From Boston, however, it is reported that no fewer than half a dozen belonging to the principal Theatres have been drafted. NImLO'S GRDEN. Manager Wheatley has made a great hit through the ...