Further Extracts from English Papers.
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tne brighton theatre. she concluded her engage
ment on Thursday, when she enacted Rosalnd for
her own benefit, the performances being under the
patronage OF Col St Quintin and the officers OF the
18th Lancers.


w. Farren, a son of Farren, the celebrated come
dian, has proceeded to Florence complete his mu
sical education.


Tagioni is accompanied on her farewell tour
through England by Russian Prince, Troubetzki.
The prince, 1t Is said, Is completely smltten with
her attractions and intends to lead her to the hyme
NAL altar on her return to the continent. She is
very rlch.


Jullen's Grand Promenade Concerts at Manches-
ter have been very numerously attended.


Tagoni was TO appear once more in Manchester
with Svain and Petit Stephan.


There is to be grand concert at Manchester,
when CASTELAR,, Miss Dolby, Wilson, Brzzi, Stau-
dlgl, and fornasar are to sing the national ballads
of Europe, assisted by Orlsni Guilio Regard, and
the eiltc oil the resident ins,rumentallsts.


Cerito and St. Leon have been performing at Man.
chester for three nights and attracted crowd of
spectators.


A dress concert was given at the Manchester
concert ball, the vocal corps consisting OF Madame
Grisi, Sgnor Mario, and the Signori Lablache.-
Benedict and other instrumentaists performed.


Mr.. Macready is engaged to play at the Liverpool
Theatre Royal. He has also concluded an engage
ment with the manager OF the Princess Theatre,
London, to appear early in November, and play six
weeks, after which he goes to the provincial thea
tres.


The hundred and twenty-second meeting of the
three cholrs of Worcester, Hereford, and Gouces-
ter, was about to take place.


Wac shall say observes Liverpool journaD that
we are not music loving people, on looking at the
announcements IN our present paper! The London
season having closed, all the leading artists are visl-
ting the provinces, and Liverpool is deemed worthy
Of their first attention. AT the Theatre Royal, Miss
Romer, Messrs. Harrison, and Borrani will appear
in opera during the whole of the next week. To-
night, and on Monday, Braham and his sons appear
at the Concert Hall, Lord Nelson street. On Mon
day. Julien has a concert monsre at the geological
Gardens. On the same night there is an undress
Philharmonic concert. On Wednesday and Friday,
at the Concert-hal, Mr.. Templeton gives farewell
vocal entertainments, previous to his departure Tor
tellan Miss Dolby, Signors Brzz, Orsinl, Fornasa-
ri, and Leati, sing at the Royal Assembly Rooms
On the 9th, Sth, and 10th, Miss Whitna has Grsi,
Mario, and the Lablaches at the Amphltheatre and
on the l1th there full dress Philharmonic Con-
cert, with Sgnoras Rossi, Caccia. Brsmbila, and
Slgnors Morlan, Galnari, and PuZzl.


A splendid gold cup has been presented to Mr.
Lumley, the lessee and manager OF Her MaJesty's
Theatre, by number OF that genteman's friend:
and admirers.


at the Lyceum in London called 6 By Royal Com
mand"-a bad version of French piece {" La Gar
deuse des Dndons'') The dialogue is SO poorly
rendered that but for the merits (such they are,
OF the story ana SltudtlOnS, cOHlDlneu Win the cA
cellent acting of Mrs Kelley, who performs the par
of Gothe (the' Turkey-feeder), it must inevitably
have gone to the tomb Of all the Capulets.
During the last week, Madame Celeste and Mr.
Webster have performed nightly at the yarmouth
theatre. Although the price OF the dress boxes
were raised, the houses have been very well attend
ed and on Friday night (Madame Ceestes benefit,
the theatre was almost full as II possible tt
be. Madame Celeste andM Webster have taken
prominent parts in Screen Bushes, Used Up
Tr hau Ttra
Woman Hater," &c.


Mr.. Anderson, the tragedian, who has recently
returned to this country after profitable trp to the
United States, is about to try his fortune once more
| in America. We understand that he intends Il
| leave for New York early next month, and will b,
| absent two years.


| Mr. II. Phillips has been doing well at the Bir
mngham theatre. Taglioni, on her return from
| Dublin, performs here for the last time on Frida
next


A new ballet, which has long been in preparation
has been brought out with great success at the Aca
demie Royale. Carlotta Gris susalns the princlpa
part with her accustomed grace and cleveness.
| Cerito and st. Leon are engaged at the Brighto
| theatre, and make their debut Oh Thursday next.
Mr.. SERGEANT Talfourd's tragedy OF the "Massacr
OF Glencoe" was played at the Adephi theatre Edin
burgh Oh Friday week. The critics are not might
lily prepessessed In its favor.


The new lessee, Mrs. Macready, will open tn,
Bath theatre on the lst September.
Some months since Gris, the charming chdntense
was condemned TO pay ten thousand francs (or fou
hundred pounds) to the manager OF the Italian The
atre, tor having refused to perform character in
opera She appealed to the Court Royale agains
this decision; but the court has decided against her
reducing, however, the sum which she has to pa
to 240.


Madlle. Plessy, it is said is desirous OF retakin
her place al the Comedle t'rancaise, and that tn
committee have dehberaied on the subject.



ring from his recent Illness


The valuable dramatic library left by the late M
De Soleinne is not to 60 to the Theatre Francaise
government, ii is said, intending TO purchase it TO
the Conservatory.


A band of Moorish dancers are on their way Il
Paris, from Algeria


A paragraph has gone the round Of the papers set
ting down among their "fatal accidents" the dealt
OF our sable friend, the African RoscIus. Our rea
ders will be glad TO learn that at this present mo
ment, Mr.. Adrldge is in excellent health, and tha
Othello's occupation Is not gone.


The celebrated Jenny Lind has been recently
singing at Hanover receiving 80 louis dors for eaci
nights performance.


Dohler is performing with great success at Lucca


A new prima donna coming last from Holland
but who is said to be English, named Emilia Scott,
has made a very successful debut here in Beatrice d
Ienda. Fanny Elssler is to be here on the 18th
August, when the grand new ballet OF kool Kan
lie dl Persia VIII De produceu-bieSH l<etteT
Jdy0.


La Scala opens Immediately for the autumna
season The first opera will be Guglielmo Tell
the second. | Due Foscari and new opera will
follow, written expressly for this theatre, with tn,
old title OF II Pozzo d'Amore. The first ballet vii
be kardlnato. Madame Clerici is engaged tor mex
year.-1iifan Letter, dug 5.


General Obituary.


On the 22d ult,, suddenly, the Rev: Henry Cub
bins, cura!e Of ST. Mary's parish, and vicar of All
breedy, Llmrlck. On the 23d ut., at Paris, after
heightened Illness General Rafael Urdaneta, mini is
ter plenpotenilary and envoy extraordinary OF th'
his estate at Lavelanet, in the Haute Garonne, agec
50, the Count de Cafiarelll, peer OF France. On In,
18th ut, aged II, the Venerable Archdeacon Cor
bctt. On the 2lst ut., at Paris, aged 80, Count d,
vaublanc, Minister of the Interior under Loui.
XVIII On the 18th ultlmo, drowned while
bathing near Plymouth, the Hon Granville Henry
Lord Knox, aged 10, son Of the Earl OF Ranfurly