Thsbeautiful American play. Tba Ntw^South, by City M, Orteue tnd Jostpb Oris-^mar, comea lo Ming's opsrt bouse to-night.^II It t tturdy, botttt pisoe of the borny-^bandej order, devoting itself, like on hon^^est srliean, to tbe effeotivo exposition of^a very thrilling train of oiroumstancea, by^no no ons impossible and oflon of reasons-^b o likelihood. It Is a melodrsms, pure^and aliuple, coneornlng use f very liltlo^with tbe Iratbful lllutlrnlion of mnnnsre,^lbs mannfaolare of literature or the delttie^sllon or ahnractcr. It Inlioduoos us,^among other novoltlee Ineldent to lie eoeue^and period, to a new puass of lbs colored^man, who appears in the character of^Sampson, for Ibe first lima ss a serious,^not to um on.mat.., type. Mr. Urismor,^one of tbe authors, sustains tbs leading^^i., aud Miss Pbu hs Davia enacts tbo^heroine Tbeee excelleut oiliats sre al^^ways web-..mad by tbe Ibeeler-itoera^throughout tbe entire eoost, uud from all^aeeouuta an excellent performance lo prom^teed tbe patrons of Ming's to-nigbt. Tick^^ets ou ttlt al Lockwood't drug slort.
Tbtpopular romantic tctor, Mr. John^Orlffitb, tnd hit commendable oorupany,^will i resent Henry Irving'l vtnion ot^Ooolhs'o lublimo posm ^faast^ at Minn's^opera boaso Friday. June 1. Mr. Ortttltk's^ennosptton aud poiliayal of Ike titular role,^^Mephisto,^ Is B work of stt, and bis long^association wilb Ike part enables bim lo^gtva a correal Importonttion of his sstsulo^majesty, miking It really loo truo, Tbo^prssoktug of a poworfnl sermon cold de-^plot no more moral principles tban thla^presentation. A full oaiload of magnifi^^cent aeoneiy Is employed in mounting this^play In Ikit oily. Ho a tioal of long^ttauding.
