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MUscAL-LEopoI.D DE MEyER.-A great many
enquiries are made in this city, and considerable
ciement exists in musical circles, relative 10 the
nature OF the accident sustained by this distinguished
arfiste in Boston, and which prevented his giving
the concerts he intended. We learn that the acci-
dent is not strictly dslccation OF the arm, but an
injury received on finger of the right hand, which
caused the muscle to contract thereby producing
much pain. He is said, however, 10 be recovering,
and in few days will resume his brill ant Career
which, however, has hardly commenced in tins
country. De Meyer has received repeated applica-
tions from managers of all the theatres far south
as Mobile, who wish to enter into engagem' n's
with him. He will visit this city, however, pre-
vous to his southern tour and Civ: series OF his
attractive s0i,tcs musicals His appearance Is
anxiously looked for by many personal friends, and
Ill lovers of music.