... doubtless ensme the attendance of a numerous audience. The Christy Minstrels. — Mr. G. W. Moore's benefit is fixed for Tuesday next, on which occasion the troupe of Original Christy Minstrels will exert them- selves to the utmost to provide for their patrons ...

... granted. The motion was put and unanimously agreed to. The Christy Minstrels and the Chicago Find.— Messrs. G. W. Moore and Freelerick Burgess, the proprietors of thp Christy Minstrel entertainment, have arranged to give a special day perfoimance on Monday ...

... siuuld be, for tnough Mr. Burgess does njt take 1 art coram populo in the dramatic ani musical proceedings of the celebrated minstrels with wao n Lis name, in common with that of Mr. G. W*. Moore, is associated, his good taste, sound julg- n.ent, aid long ...

... the great hall was filled to overflowing with ou enthusiastic audience, at whose hands the chief comediar of the Christy Minstrels*' troupe experienced a mosl friendly reception. Tha applause, however fervid ane unanimous, was not in excess of Mr. Moore's ...

... Grant, in company with a young American lady, who ac- quired the proper elegance of that poetic dance in Naples, its traditional birthplace. Supper followed the dancing, and serenaeling followed the supper, for the minstrels, conducted by the most musical ...

... were perfectly fulfilled. Mr. Melges, a South American contractor, has met with much praise at the satisfactory manner in which he settled the forced loan imposed by Guttierez. Colonel Williams, the American Consul at Callao, appears also to have been very ...

... and comic gestures and grimaces. Mr. H. Sullivan dances an American prize jig in capital style, and a troupe of so-called Ethiopian singers, known a.s the C. C. C. Christy Minstrels,' sing a number of comic songs and give a burlesque on the Italian ...

... club during the con- tinuance of the ice skating. Mb. Bret Harte at the Crystal Palace. — Mr. Brtt Harte, the celebrated American poet and humorist, experienced a very favourable rej-ptlon on rrakirg his fiist appearance in England as a public ecturer ...

... ? Evans an.i 'IYoujk*. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMABKEI. ?? s '»»' Les.t-c and Manager, J. B. Buckstone. .. fVKMNo, a- 7.30, OCR AMERICAN COUSIN; MeH-.r-.l_.ieksio.-e, r-otheni. Howe, Tt-mple. Braid, Roser., CiR-k ?? Meads . VVult,, D iton. Li*..l . Dietz ...

... other entertainments are Brockman's grand circus and trained animal show (from Berlin), Hague's minstrels, the great Mackney, Miss Lizzie Anderson's American mysteries, six military bands (including the bands of tke Grenadier and Coldstream Guards), the ...

... divert his Out day he sauntered to the end of the which surrounded the stately mansion Jflys, and beheld from a rising • minstrel singing a pleasing melody. •ntered into conversation with the unknown, - ne of the better class in d*s- Thi.- em appears ...

... and in doing it will have the hearty thanks of all Americans for their generosity. (Hear, hear.) We have in this work been already anticipated by others. lam glad to say that the sympathies of Americans in London for those who are suffering has already ...