... aenadefroRanoon; Velceguez, B., andU5. Howsrd,s., both from Lisbon; Augusta, ?? 7t JSme8 n a 'Otyof Perth, s., from NewYorkn Mozart Singapore; Challenge from Bhgo.-LsvccrooL, ,rma G , James Mason, a., frm Pomaron; Marina; a.from B' ipo, rn; entgenet, a. ...

... rbaan is fuleofwatr. Every exertion is for being made to save what is possible of the ?? from Stavanger Oct. 2 stat, that Mozart, brig, of PRlt~Oetoc, .ile Ontega for London, wood, put into Tarlangor, having been ashorecame ffwthout assistance damage ...

... May 2;. Snaresbrook. e, EBiaisil; sltwieck, s, 'art Saidl; Unity, P. Copnenhigeei Cotd.trvan, lnaa Queentof the Wvest. C0di; Mozart, kntigus; John, Copeo- hegeu *Oocn YRer, St% Domingo - Qeiattro Sorehle, Buvose A)rea St*Onslaib, B. Port. $aid.-DFI4 May ...

... was well received. Madame Peschka-Leutner, who also appeared for the first time, sang Spohr's Tu 'abbandoni, ingrate, and Mozart's aria from 'Il Flauto Magico,' Infelice sconsolata. She has a rich, full-toned voice of great com- pass, which is better ...

... Biobitongsa to. D' VEaibtILPOfe, Nov. 3O-KAngas, from Hooton, and Flarnean,'O from Neir York, arrived in ft.e Iferbey tosamy. Mozart left t-he D LIAiA-AS, Noy. 98-ClanfMiaofntosh. Clyde for celroum, krrived thi JLOIIK. 9,Resaonon oralutt~ariedtuts mornng ...

... and in- strumental solos of the old pattern, the principal displays in the latter class being the selection derived from Mozart's Don Tasn, specially arranged for the concerts by M. Jullien. The vocalist was Mdlle. Jetty Treffz, who was received with ...

... March 2.-Toledo let t for - delphia. via Swansea. Afghan, for Hoego, via Wiasgw. and Mytilere, for Monte Video &c left to-day. Mozart, Balti- more for o Albert Doec, pawsed to-day. HALIFA2, areh l.-C I Liverpool for Portland ?? arrived to-day. HAVRE, March ...

... which giootl efiects wet e produce(l, but towardsthleclose the altossomen vthat failed int intonation. vi The iiext item wis Mozart's Synmlpliom in E flat. Iere hli the orchectra didl well, and gave the sparkling minuct II( wsith great brilliancy anid ilecision ...

... ep I BRISTOLr (PILL), DEC. 14.-Wind iE.N.E., strong.-Ar- rived for Bristol the Arab from Africa, Agricultear from Nantes, Mozart from Sandarvall, and the Sovereign from - Off fcr Gloucester the Sirhowy from Genoa, Corinna a from Odessa, Armelin, and the ...

... GRtAVESEND, Sept. 1.-Guy Colin, from Montreal for Miwel flDock, passed to-day. Lydianc Monarch, for New York, left to-day. Mozart for losario, &c., left to-day. Tower HIU, .New York for Xibert Duelk, and Orestes, Shang- hli, for Royal Albert baock, passed ...

... on the Handel orchestra. It, as cus- tomary, was comprised of ni mbp:s of co-operativesocieties, and numbered 6,000 voices. Mozart's Tarry with me, 0 my Saviour,from the Ave J/erum; Mendels- sohn's Nightingale and Stillman's The Moon is Up, were ...

... tion is usually exacted.-Gazette. CRYSTAL PALACE.-The ?? Concert of the series takes place to-day, when a selection from Mozart's opera It &eaglio will form the first part of the pro. gramme, and a miscellaneous selection the second part. The artistes ...