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MusrcAL.-De Begnis will probably soon 60 to
Italy, in order to procure full and competent
troupe with which to recommence Italian Opera
in this city It is apparent that out Of the materials
at present here, will not be possible to recon
struct the Opera-they are too repellan, Of each
other-too quarrelsome. Sanquirico, it is very
probable, will also 60 to Italy with the same views
and purposes 1t is cert any greatly to be regret
ted that the company who performed at Palmo's
last season did not remain in state of cohesion
The taste for music and the musical drama is ra
pidly growing in this city, and must continue to
grow. One very good illustration of the progress
Of music here is found in the fact that six or seven
years ago, as we have been informed, the German
Society could not obtain, in this city, the materials
for toerable band to play at their annual dinner,
but this year they collected, without any difficult
ty, an orchestra which in force, talent, and eflec
tiveness was equal to any that could be obtained
in London or Paris.