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C0MMUNICATED.

 Our THEATRE was opened last evening for the inspection of few friends, and its very brilliant ap- pearance gave them unqualified pleasure. Every thlng that met the eye was new and gay. Improve mens in every direction visible, and the house looked though had yet been subject to the wear and tear of public The whole oi the nte- rior presents brilliant display of bright gold ments, Interspcrsed with painted medaons. on pure white ground. The unsightly chandelier has been reuov d. and the new ceiling divided by gold mould- ings into rich pannes, has large bass relief in the centre, that makes an elegant finish to the whoIe.- The proscenium has shared in the same brilliant style of alteration and amendment, and the arch dis plays the of the Union emblazoned to the fullest extent, and painted in artis-like sty e seldom in Theatre. Nor is the form of the house less im- proved. The inconvenent height of the fronts of the boxes has given way to lower and more graceful a- cid, over which the lovely forms of the fair visitors may recline in and beauty. The seats in the rear have been raised and comfortable backs put to all. The whole ofthe centre to the extent of feet has been formed into small and convenient private boxes, and comfortable backs added to all the pit henehes, A new drop scene has been painted to substitute for the frequent green curtain of last sea- son. This will be, when finished, apiece of very se tistica painting, and IS from the hands of Joseph Foster. of the St. Charles Theatre. In all that comes from him, this young artst eyinces a degree of talent in colorng and design which is bound, at some distant day, to raise his reputation to the hgh est rank.

 huo haihcS ot the TcBuiar coHpahy we nave not yet seen; but learn that the grand opera and baliea opera will be leading features ofthe season. For the former, those celebrated singers, Madame and Mon- sieur Seguin and Mir. Manvers have been engaged |, besides Mir, Hodges. an excellent vocalist and popu- fvorite, Mir. Archer, one of the best of bs S. and Mir. and Mrs. Brunton strangers here, bu, great lavorites in the North. For the ballet, we are to have Madame Debiandeville, Madame Arraline, and

 full corps of dancers, that music with all its en- chanting adjuncts, will cheer and degh, us through the coming season.