... JPOREIGN DRAMATIC INTELLIGENCE. - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t _ I ?? - (WRIrTTrs ExrnrssLY FOR Tun LEA.) The following new operas will be shortly prouaced in Paris:- 1,a Fisarmc' (Auber), Capitainse Reriot (Gevaert), Lana (Mail- lart), la .PersiM01nO (V. Masse), and Hersmine (F6licien David). A new opera by Hector Berlioz, intituled The Troyens, is also announced at the Theatre Lyrique, the part of Dido to ...

... 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. ...

... A|E'iltCAMN ThEAT*IbCALS. NEW YORK, MAY 23. WALLACH'S has done fotbihib now, but next week we areto have Money eand The Wife. For the first time here, too, the farce of ,The Secret will be performed on Wednesday. The cast for The Wife will include Lester Wallack, Fisher, Gilbert, Norton, Holland, Reynolds, and Mrs. Hoey. The season will not close until August, and then the Theatre will be o~ly ...

... I Her Majosty'p.-The success of M . Gounod's Iectst may now be considered as a permanently established fact, for not only has the opera been received since its production with a gradually * appreciation of its merits by the subscribers to Hier MajeSly's Theatre, but the general public, by constant, and liberal patronage, La' showO such substantial signs of approv l as few operas of the preqent ...

... Nr. J. F. Barnett's Concert. 'rhis well-known pianist gave a Concert on Thursday evening at tbe Hanover-square Rooma, under very distinguishede patronage. Thbe vocalists were Mdlle, Carlotta Patti, whose extraordinary ?? both astonished and delighted the audience, Madame Weiss, Madame Laura Baxter, and Mr. Weiss. Thb Instrn. mentelistS wbre-Violins, Herr Bolitser and Mr. N. Morin; Viola, Mr. ...

... L I T E R A T U R E. I- -- -- 4 THE. HoRESe OF TEE SAEARA, AVID TEE MAIONNEUB OF THE DssEuT. B E. DUMAS. W. El. Allen and Co., 13, Waterloo- place. Horses are not the subject which we should ordinarily look to a Frenchman for enlightenmont upon. Give us a dinner, we should confidently say to our ally; but Give us a mount, we should say to a brother Englishman. The French are not an equine ...

... I _$;Medea at Her Majesty's. - mm ?? W ?- ? - .- ?? I 11 - I . 11 , -. . I MADAME RIsroTG.-On afonday night this remarkable tragic actress commenced an engagement, limited to eight represantat tions, at Her Majesty's Theatre, re-appearizg bafore a London audience in that striking impersoortion of Modes which seven years ago suppliedM a qew theme for tbe town-talk of h Mpetro- polis. The house ...

... THE Akkhm MUSIC HALL AND ITS First Annual Report. We have before us the first balance.qheet of the above Company, which has been presented to the Shateholders at their First Annual Meeting, held last week. When thig project assumed a reality we felt bound to express our strong disapproval of it as a speculation for investment; partly because the days of success for any new place of the kind ...

... fl .(imeoa oURL OWNr COoRESPoInrvTIe1.) ?? th pst eekwehave had The Balsemiras Girl Thes~phee OldHoue ?? Oc'Vilage, Ladg of Lyons, ?? Deer, al wllp~eed po th stgewith credit to the Tmuatsi O~L, ARBflOATH. TE:LT~ ROALTBAD3ss HALLr.-([Lessee, Hir. M'Leln.)-Ora Mondey last MAbe Fanny Wallis, the leading lady of the company, took her benefit, on ?? 0canolon she appeared ns Lady Andley In a new ...

... COURT AND FASHION, BALMORAL, MAY 29.-The Queen, accompanied. by Princess Louise, and attended by the Duchess of Athole, went out driving, yesterday. BALMORAL, MAY 30.-The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena, and attended by Lady A. Bruce, drove out this afternoon. Princess Louise and Prince Arthur went out riding. The Duke of Athole arrived at the Castle on a visit. The Rev. Mr. Caird ...

... I - . I The Annual Concert of this distinguished composer and musician, whose style in both capacities is alike characterized by elegant taste, scholarly ability, and refined judgment, is one which may he regarded ns an event in the prolessional and amateur world-so celebrated the artistes engaged, so varied and skilfully selected the highly attractive programme, end so great the interest ...

... ROYAL ACADESXY OF AWTJ. _ ?? SECOND) NOTICE. There are many capital ?? of a o Il naue deignathie ofr Exhibition which, without comsing up to thedsgaino masterly, deserve to be ranked as very a sprirrdctoeothr cla's and' order; indeed, so highly do we eteem them, not only for the sicaple find sometimes pathotic stories they tell, but for the dclicaly and feeling displayed in their manipulations ...