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Musical MOVEMENTS. Madame Pico and the
other members of the Italian troupe have been en-
gagged for another month by the enterprsng proprie-
tors of Castle Garden. No doubt the approaching
month will be even more prosperous than the last,
as the weather will be warmer and the inducements
to visit this delightful place be more numerous and
pressing. Thereisnot another such place of amuse-
ment in the world, in point ofvaried attraction.


The Borghese troupe, according to the last ac-
counts, were giving concerts at Mobile. We learn,
however, that splendid engagement was offered
them in Mexico, by which Borghese was to have
got thousand dollars per month This was broken
up in consequence of the refusal Of De Begnis to
join them, who under the necessity of declining
on account Of his engagements here. We under
stand, however, that the Borghese troupe will in all
probability, be here in the course Of the summer,
and may, by picking up some additional materi-
ais, be able to open at the Park.