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CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ITALIAN Or
cHEsrRA.-The attendance last evening at Pamos
theatre was rather limited. This, doubtless, was
much owing to the unfavorable state OF the wea-
ther, and to report which prevailed pretty gene.
rally throughout the day, that many OF the princl-
pal artstes who had promised to lend their assist
ance would not be forthcoming on the occasion -
Previous to the commencement of the perferman-
ceslMr Loder came forward, and in brief address
annouaced that Sgr. Valtellina had not made his
appearance, and had sent no information why or
wherefore; Sisr. De Begnis was detained as a wit
ness in the Superior Court, and could not make his
appearance; Madame Arnoult had hurt her toe.
which prevented her singing, but sent in her place
a Mrs Crokensky, recently from Poland Miss
Normal few days since refused to take nv part.
IN consequences OF her name not being in "Pico''
or bold type, but just before the commencement OF
the performance note was received from her ex-
cusisg her appearance In consequence of sore


throat. This information was listened to with
some attention, but At the close there was rnur-
mur ct something like "Baw The Orchestra
consisting oi sixty performers, was most effective,
and the grand overture OF Semiramide" was ex.
ecuted in very excellent style and at its conclusion
was greatly applauded. Miss De Luce sang an air
from Mozart; she has voice OF much compass,
but trembled excessively; Madame Otto sang in
her usual excellent style, and received great ap-
piause. The grand overture of sGuilIaume TELL,
was loudly applauded. Sigr. De Begnis' abbence
was not much fell as his place was sblv filled nv
Sigr. Sanqurlco, particularly in the grand dueito
from the opera ot III Fanatico Perla Mpsica .
with Madame Otto. Before the termination he
audience had considerably thinned, which. doub,.
less, was owing TO the disappointment they had ex
perenced.