... FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE AND MUSICAL I INTELLIGENCE. From letters lately received from Paris, it appears certain that Fanny Elssler, instead of passing a sear at New York, as was- reported, has resolved on returning to France, to set aside, in the Court of Appeal, the judgment pronounced against her in favor of the direction of the Opera House. The sister of this- celebrated dancer, Mdlle. ...

... THE ST. LECER PROPHECY. BY YATES. Haust: Epsotni manE repet.-RAwLrrNsoN. The draught to be repeated.-Aro-IsECAR IES ALL. Let fancy convey the quick thought to the course Where the leger, once race of all races, Was performed at all points with the grand tours de force, And ran at the pace of all paces. Let fancy alone, too, with tyres recall The splendor and turmnoil of old, When the ...

... I The Queen held a Privy Council at two o'clocL- oil rze'do afternoon at Windsor Castle. It was attended by his Rovai Riligness Prince Albert, the Duke of WvellingtonP tle i erd President, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secrctarv sf for Foreign Affairs, the First Lerd of the AdmiraltV, the Pre. sident of the Board of Control, lhe Paymaster Generajl the Lord Steward, and the Master of the ...

... MANNERS AND C11UTOMS OF THE JAPANESE IN THiE NINE TEENTH CENTUruay. (John Murray )-Restricted as European intercourse with China has been, that with Japan has not been less so. The Dutch have been the only people who have gained any permanent rooting aimong tie Japanese; and this has been so limited, anl under such severe regulations, that Europe is almost totally ignorant of their policy, ...

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... FASHIGNS FOR SEPTEMBER. (Froim the lsewv 31ont hly Belle Assernbleie. iete CAIn:.rAGE Dintcs.--Inldia niuslin open robe over a round dress of the solme ; the coesar/e of the lbtter, lov and Sqnine, is decorated in tihe ?? sty Jo with ombrol doted entre detiw, and fillitel cd TOttd [lie top with i ce Standilig Lip rlart the front of the skirt is decorated in tho tae'ioe style etc suite, the ...

... DRURY-L&NE THEATRE.-CONCERTS DETh.- The pro- gramme of these concerts hiave been sliulitly changed during tbe week. A Monsieur.Tacquet has introduced a new instrument, styled the Mellophou ; it possesses variety in the quality of its tone, and is capable of great expression and facilitv of exe- cution. The overture to Anacreon has been performed with much better effect than the classic ...

... THE SPOUtTING REVIEW. (MtClIebll.)-All inferior num- ber, traih comilpels us to state, and badly arranged; part of one horse's tail-or tale-and the whole of another; does the edi- tor recollect c lo quid iiinis'` T here are also two notices of Mr. Greener's works on Gunpowder and Gunnery;' one at a time, gentlemec, it yc'u please, when the bray ot an ass w'as an accompaniment to the ...

... VON STORMER-A MESMERIC LEGEND. CANTO TlE THIRD AND LAST. Sup ort me, Heaven, For life can never bear thepangs of such disclosure; Oh my poor children-oh distracting thought- I dare not bid them as 1sheuld-farewel- And then to part in silence atabsmy souL The Doctor, the idol of lords and of ladies, That is, Princes and Barons, of all sorts and sizes, As a title in Germany very cheap prize is- ...

... Lord Lyndhurst gave his firstcabinet dinner at the noble and learned lord's residence in George-street, Hanover.square, on Wednesday evening. There were among the guests the 'Duke of Wellington, the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel,Bart., the Duke of Buckingham, Lord Wharicliffe, Lord Ellenborough, Lord Stanley,. the Right Hon. Sir J. Graham, Bart., Earl of Had- dhgton, Right Hon. Sir Henry Hardinge ...

... COOD-BY TO THE WHICS. A SONG O REJOICING. AIR-' Dear Torn, this brown jug. Good-by to the Whigs-their departure's at hand- Is the cry o'er the Iolngth and the breadth of the land 'Tis re-echo'd in gladness fromn moustain and glen, And it sounds like a sea 'mid the dwellings of men; All the folks that we meet are as beerrs as grigs, And each parrot's repeating- Good-by to the Whigs! Si) ...

... | A Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign-office oil A5. day, which was attended by all the Ministers. At onse oecl n the Earl of Aberdeen, as Foreign Secretary, held a lev Downing-street, which was attended by all the Foreign Au lbt sadors and Charges ?? at present in London Thei Excellencies came in full costume and state. The splendoro the carriages and liveries of the servants attracted ...