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1 now probably in Havana. 1t will be recolected that
this troupe part Of the Italian company and IL ,m
posed OF Madame Pico, Madame Voellina, SignoI
Nasllina, aud sgnor Antognin II appears that they
on their route between New York and New OrleeIs s.
They crossed the Allegheny Mountains aid on reaching
the Ohio the water low that they STUCK on the


sand bars several days and nights before they got 10
New Orleans. There they gave ono concert which was
well attended though Sgnor Voltelina not Being well
was unable 10 be present They were strongly urged
10 give second concert In New Orleans, but declined
Siknor Valtelina Immediately hired small vessel, rs
was steambost and sailed for Havana TO make
arrangements the Italian opera In that city On the
9th inst tho of the vocass 10 follow Signor
the of the Italian opera In that city, Is expected
Madame Pico will come direct to New York from Ha-
vsna, in the month of March or April if not sooner.


THE BoKcsEsE TRourE.-Letters have been received
from the Borghese troupe, who are now in Mexico, OF
rather fattering nature In reference TO their
we understand that Mde Borghese will come to
New York, perhaps in February, il may be later,
circumstances may occur 1t Is possible she may also
visit Havana in her course and unite her force with Mad
Pco; in that there may be the expectation Of
union of these excellent vccasts and their arrival
gether In New York early in the spring. II Is certain
that Mdle Borghess has written this city making
enquiry for theatre as the of their future opera
tions


Miss Bramson is about giving concerts in Boston.


Mr. Dempster gave concert at Syracuse on the 9Th
instant.


The slomars gave a concert at Railway, NJ on Wed
nesday evening.


Mrs. Valentine Mott appears at the concert Of the Phil
harmonic Society in phladelpha, on Friday evening.


Herr Alexander is doing good business at the Ches
nut street theatre, Philadelphia.


Mrs. Mowau and Mr.. Crisp are playing in Charleston,
y C., with great success. Mrs. M. played Julana in
the Honey Moon' on the 9th inst and the papers
loud in her praise As Mrs Haer she has been equal
ly suc cce