... FOREIGN DRAMATIC :IlQTL IGBNciB- (WRITTLI EXpssEeIy Bon THE IRBA- ) Your readers were informed in the last number of 2he Bra that, in a large Russian town, a new Theatre was lately opened with aie imposing religious ceremony, in thepresence, and under the superin. tenedence of, a numerous body of clergymen of the Russo-Gieek Churob, dressed in full canonicals, and accompanied by the Governor ...

... LIT E RAT U RE. THE NEST' HuNvTERs; oE, ADVENTIRS 0110 THE INDIAIO AonSHrPELAGo. By WILLIAt DALTON, Esq. Arthur Hall and Co., 26 Peternoster-row. Mr. Dalton'bas at line of his own. He reads uip thoroughly all that is known and bas been written Of countries not usually visited, and makes the result of his own study both instructive and in. tereating to the young, by weaving a romantic story ...

... COURT AND FASHIQN. WINDSOR, Juenr 14.-Tbe Queen, their Royal Hliginesses Priqce Alfred, Priuness Helena, Priocess Louise, Prince Arthur, and prince Leopold, the LadieB and Gentlemen of the Conrt, and tbe domestic housesold, attended Divine service in the Private Ch'pel. The Rev. W. R. Jolly officiated. lis Royal Highness Prince Alfred, attended by Major Cowell, returned from London last even. ...

... 1al NbAeX _ 1- _A- - -; LAM O _ 1 A It.. ?? As. -. l ne urst concert this season ot the above well-conduclted Society was given Last Wednesday evening in 'St. James's Hall, which was completely filled in every part. Some of the choice productions of seven eminent composers were comprised in the programme, the vocalists being Md~le. Parepa and Signor Ciuglini; the pianiste, Madeime Arabella ...

... (2taoX OUR OWN COUREmaPOiDENT8 .) GRAN Co~uuT.The IRDBIIJ.unrth GatiD C~gcaa.-he rand clocing concert of the Reaoneo, udr dirctocrate of the Total Abitininee Society, Come off with groat eclat 0n the evening of Tuesday lost ilo the Muste Hall here, when this large building, as 0n former opcaaions woe filled to Overflowiag with thae elite of the towa and district, ne~arly n t -usn peroo being ...

... I SPasAD EAGa.B.-The premises being required by the Nortb London Railway Company, this little establishment in the Kings. land-road closed on Monday evening last, which was set apart for the benefit of Messrs. Whittet and Sell, the Proprietors. Though the prices were more than trebled on the occasion, the Hall was crowded throunilout the evening, a proof that the two gentlemen above named have ...

... miss Nose Hersee's Conoert at the Agricultural IHall. Whether a concert be given in a Hal, a room, or in the open- air, unless the audience feel personally comfortable and at their ease the entertainment is sure to auffer, however perfect it way be, a fact that was unmistakably perceptible last Seturday night at the above Hall, the occasion being one of much attraction, namely, a concert given ...

... FOREIGN DRAXATIC INTELLIGENCE. I (WRITTEN ElXPRBE5LY FOR THE ERs.) The French Academy of Medicine has agaid directed the atten- tion of the authorities to the extensive sale of certain cosmetics, much employed by the theatrical profession, and highly deleterious to the health, although the ravages may be of slow progress, Those osametlcs are vended under a variety of names more or less de ...

... Fair Maid of ?? Alexandra. (FOR Music.) Fair maid of Denmark! Britain's isle A thousand welcomes bid to yon; And with one universal smile Awards to Beauty homage due. A Prinice's chosen I loviiest-best- To sail with him life's lake adown; To bloom a flow'' upon his breast- - To gleam a jewel in his crown! Fair maid of Denmark, &c. Fair maid of Denmark! come yon forth, Now bird and bud tell ...

... I I WINDSOR C&STLE, FEB. 21.-The Queen, accompanied by her Royal Highness the Princass Louis of Resse, drove in the grounds this morning. The Queen, accompanied by her Royal Highness the Princess Louis 9f eesse, drove out in a carriage and four in the afternoon, attended by the Dowager Countess of Mount Ftdgaumbe, the fon. kMrs. Bruce and Lord Alfre4 Paget. His Royal iigbness Prince Louis of ...

... National Melodies.-St. James's Hall. The seventh concert, last Wednesday night, was announced in the maost attractive programme of the season, comprising, as that programme did, a choir of 400 voices, a band of twenty harps, and so eminent a vocalist as Signor Giuglini, as well as such favourite singers as Madame Lemaire, Miss Bauks, and Miss Saunders, with Signor Arditi, Herr W. Ganz, and Mr. ...

... AMltERICAN THEATRICALS. NEW YORK, JAR. 21. AT Wallack's The Provoked Hisband achieved such a decided success that it was repeated list Tuesday and Friday, and will pro- bably be played again next weel. A Bold Strokefor a Husband and Pauline have been perlormed on the other alternate nights, The long promised Secret's Wortb lenowingq is still in preparation. LAuRzA KESE's has done a good ...