me afM MMuo or ^riiCR.a Kpiemih! rtiawpiiIOn satird^ e\ nhi* K*. ^ lae spaeiuu Fitzgemld's Hall wa- fiilt ? with a highlydcdighti i nu lienee, ut the rendition of .iho Cantata of IKtLer, * The beautiful0 jeen.11 As we have before rrc iieted,we now affirm that a Mmnttttout.b audience was never more delighted—never Lad an occasion to be more proud thanwhile so t*lt;[j and hr 'trit *j our ringers perform in this splendid Oratorio, commencing as it doe* with a grand. swelling chorus—“Hawaii, flauun, long live Hainan/' while each ringer was arrayed in a becoming costume, many of which were extremely brilliant and beautiful—the stage presenting a splendid appear anec, such n- cannot hr wiin --*d out* ride the largest cities. It was truly magnificent; every eye riveted, and every car delighted. It is wonderful , how, that in a sp.t * of time, Ir^ than two wet kJ, that v V: !t tuc k two hours to perform, could he so thoroughly committed to memory—u*U a perceptible * mi take occurring, not a book of w.y description visible to the audience.Bcftyc the curtain rose, the Rev. R1 m ! *r gave a tdilt;«rr, i it dccld-dly inteidling review of the |r n/ient charac- ,ter- continued in the (*.tnu:aT in a very happy manner IM * Ella Crocker, ever pleasant andpopular as a lady itnd musician, has won fresh laurels as “Esther, th beautiful lt;vhie n. ’ Right regally d; ! die misi riu her difficult part , whether arrayed in habiliment.s of mourning for her i *«| !e, or clad in the guv robes of t fie court;wwhether in representing a young andlovely woman, je tpardiriiig her life for her pioj le, or in the during and dashing act at pointing out Mid exposing the j guilty Human—all was well done.31 r. J. N. Wise, one of our best singers, ] erfuriue t the part of tlie great Aha- ici a-. King of Ml Media and Per- jri*j. He seemed to fully comprehend and ci:tor into the spirit of tin character lie was re| re.-en ring. Th • Kingly co*~tutiie and glittering Crown hr* were appeared t lit our lYii iiJ Who, a well asthough h * ha i been the lt;♦: I m-»narchllitn elf. His hinging was in good ta-te, and no dour i correct. ‘ L ng live our noble King/’Mr*. L. Vinton, as Zeresb, thoughnot a * Que^n/’ c rtaiuly is a “winningcar l/ DiV'Sed in beautiful and glitt t-ing cou.t i »;( uij', she i flight ! w u the I f.a* *, and aluio-f t-ok r,- uu out of ourchair ns ?di*» pointed d ywar l to showher lord how hK;h he should build that terrible gallows; had die actually suspended as bail way to rho ceiling, lt;ur fall w i tld have been fearful at the timu -*he / and act'*l, “Thereon lei this Ifobu'W di•*/* ft v is a luiirubly I ne. ,1 ai. I th© large au lienee perri-ied inn repctiti in of the *w!nde -et-ue. Mas,Vint u has a very sweet and powerful i .I voice.\ii- w. t r— * rni .roi'i o11f -nil