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... AtUsIa - - - I BOYAL ITALIAN OPE1RL The opening of this estrablisbment writh Rossifli'i Gu~iltilse MIl, on T'uesday last, has already been noticed by Us. -The seonod performance, of the now season took ?? on Thursday, when Verdi' a Un alloil iin Magillsra wao given, with a cant almost identical with that of pre- vious occnaslous, Madame Pezzotta, appeared no Amelia end' gavo signs of progress, ...

... gI. W'EST'LAND Mv ARSTON'S COL- LECTlED IVORKS. of the viarious driamas which ar]eshl 7darston bvas, during tho past thirty yearls, Pro- d duotici on the nglitlh stage, fil of tlcoxr marikid, tt by high poetice aim, by distinct ?? in S the chatrtiotorii, by deictoroil cooistructio', and by ao lituioll boicot 44nd g.ractifil English as is hat too th1 icildoin to boinomt ;vith in tot~liflil ...

... I JOAN OF MaR AT THE F RENCH OPERM A special telegram from Paris announces thali M. Mermets Jeanne ?? was produced last nighti at the Grand Opera. One of onr Paris Come-ai spondents sends us the following account of tha- work: It has been often said that musio is the only artb in which we have unquestionably cxcelled our forefathers. Possibly; but the statement ?? ba1 fenced about with as many ...

... musra. - - O.- ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. This woek's performances commenced with Les uguentlsc on Mondav, when Signor Carpi undertook the character of' Raoul di NanDgs, for the first time in Bng- land. The artist just named made his first appearance in England last season, when he replaced Signor Nicolini as Lohengrin, in Wagner's opera so named. In his new assumjption, Signor Carpi again made a ...