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for the provinces His performances are well spo-
ken Of by the London papers.


Madame Damoreau Cinti appeared at the theatre
OF Marseles, in "Il Barbiere." and performed her
part with undlmlnshed powers The enthusiasm
Of the provenGals surpassed itself, did the talent
of the artist She has retired to the regret Of her
admirers, from the lyric stage at Paris.
Mr. Van Amburgh has decided upon retiring from
his profession and returning at once to America,
and his whole establishment Of elephants, grafer,
lions, leopards, and stud of sixty horses will be
brought to the hammer, at Manchester, In the
course ofthe present month.
Mr. Sands and his cor7s of equestrians, and ex-
tensive stud Of horses, after successfully making
the tour Of Europe, have embarked on board the
packet ship Ashburon Tor this country.
Gen. Tom Thumb is en- route TO Paris.
Madame Stoltz, the prima donna of the French
Opera House, has appeared with immense success
in the royal theatre OF Brussels, IN the part Of Leo
nor, IN LA Favore."


Fashions for March.
Morning dresses are all made high corssge caraco
that is with jackets round the wsist, which entirely
the hips The spencers basquines are becoming
more and more worn. Low black satin dresses, with
black velvet berthe SO finely embroidered in braid
resemble Gothic lace, are worn. Frogs are also in
great demand for redingotes whether made OF velvet
satn or moire Those finished off with little are
the prettiest.


Evening dresses in satin demas or brocade are al.
most oil trimmed with lace sometimes placed en- echelo
on the front OF the dress montans each side
separated by plat Of ribbon n row of bows, forming
pompon Sashes with bows and long ends are often





OF the same Sort through which passed ribbon fasen-
ed here and there with The bodies made very
daep points and very low in the corsoge They are al
most thsped, and show chemisete OF embroidered
or plated muslin coming good way above the front Of
dress.


Long curs falling to the shoulders are very fashion
able This style Of dressing tho hair admits the punches
Of flowers which composed Of three asers roses
camelas. Algerian Turbans much worn; that called
Turben kabile Is much admired Is made OF cashmere
gsune in large blue and silver stripes, finished o with
blcLde lappets and flowers still en- grande vogue.


The success of green wreaths has inspired The idea
guirlande Naxos mixture Of ivy and vine leaves which
reminds Of the poeca headdess Of the lovely Ari.
adne and her somewhat becchan8lian elegance in the
island of Naxos; only the maker has added to antnuc
wreath few little flowers brilliant TO resemble
bunches cfpeor's enamel This ssocaipg tho CO.
quetterie Of our day with the NEUROLOGICAL souvenirs u
Greece


Markets.


LONDON MowEY MAnKEr, March 9-There Is not a. pre-
sent much inclination to embark capital in railway
schemes but many OF the important stocks in
request and os vet Spectators appear little ncAed 10
operate in the English Funds, prices Of the latter have
notwithstanding undergone some huctuation portion
Of the deposits required to be made by proeeors OF new
railwsy lines before their paAs can come before fara