Foil sonic days now the ex'citeiitcufc in con= sequence of Chiitrini's Circus beiiig in-tlic town has been at its height. The Circus has been the theme of conversation every where, and the excellence of the horses and ferocity of the wild animals ivero fully dis cusseJ. At eight o'clock last evening the pavilion was well filled, and the Artillery Baud, wliich has been engaged for tlie occa sion, strikes up and tmuounces that the performance has bogun. The pa'vilitfu/ which was very prettily decorated with pro fuse festoons of bunliug, presented a very graceful appearance, and tho inauguration evening had beeu iittingly honoured by bo much display of taste. The band played in good time, and although they were a trifle out sometimos they executed the music very well. The first entrance of the circiia trdupe consisted of fpUr ladies and as many gentlemen, superbly dressed, aud mounted on splendid grey horses, who, after executing a number of mnna;uvrcs, were joinod by Miss Nollio Reid aud Signor Chiarinij mounted on two beiuliful black horses, wliich were admired by all present, After the customary evolutions had been gono through.Sigaor Bartolo was introduced. This gentleman,who ia styled "L'Homme Serpent "in the programme, fully justifies himself being so called. His contortions arc excellent, and he has tho power to put his body in auy position he chooses. One of his best tricks is putting his head on tho ground and then making his body revolve round it as if it wore on a pivot. Mr Fred Watson, who manifested great skill on horseback, wrts it very pleasing performance, and was successfully accom panied by tho clown Siecrist. Tho eques trian changed his clothes, successfully changing himself from It sailor to Rory O'Moro and Rob Roy. Siegrist's jokes, and in fact those of tho other clowns, had the special merit of being now, and tho absur dities they perpetrated sent tho audience into fits. We forgot to mention that Mr Sylvester introduced into the arena two beautiful zebras, which ho had tamed. Naturalists have gone so far as to say that the zebra is impossible to educate This was proved to be a fallacy last oven ing, as Mr Sylvester had perfect control ovor his charges, ther'being obedient to his slightest call. Miss Nellie Reid then introduced the Chilian colt "Garibaldi," aud made it go through a truly wonderful performance. 