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MISS EMILY BApcER.-A young vocalist of thi


name recently gave a source mustcdk az IN


Princess Theatre Concert.room, and there wer


plenty OF people there TO listen to her. She
highly sdoken of


Mr. Thomas Hudson, apopular comic writer ant


singer, died in London on the 10Th ut


The Sacred Harmonic Soceiy's last concert 0


rhe present season took place on the ON INST whei


MendelsD 81. Paul, conducted by the com
po er, was repeated


young Pdrisan known as Alexis, the som
nambulisf has Just arrive IN London, and has, ac
cordlDg 10 The Times, been exhibiting marvellou
phenomena OF clalrvoydnce.


| MANCHESTER THsATRlcAL RELIEF FUND.-Tht
fund for the relief of the sufferers by the destruction
Of the Manchester Theatre Royal, amounted L
| E76l The salaries OF the company were paid in
| iu from the time OF the conhagratlon 10 the open
| lag of the Circus; tue artisans were paid for the


loss of their tools, and the orchestra for the loss o
| their Instruments; aiter which a surplus OF f37C
| remained, which was distributed among the thea
| trical corps, and those necessary servants OF the
theatre who are wholly dependent upon IT,
MR. AND MADAME OURY.-These distinguished
artists gave matinee musicale recently at the Duke
OF ST. Adams residence, III Piccadllly, which was
most fashlonably and numerously attended.
M SZgPANoski. This gentleman ID guitar
player, and under the patronage OF the Duchess OF
Sutherland, has been giving concerts at the Prln-
cess's Theatre.


HERR ERNST. The name of this eminent vio.


nst has been pleced on the list of honorary life
subscribers, by the Royal Society OF Musicians, III
testimony of the gratitude Of the members tor the
To the Institution


Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Seguin and Mr.. Gear have
recently been glviEg concerts at the Hanover
Square Rooms, which have attracted very nume,
rous and fashionable assembages.
In addition 10 the numerous and brilliant opera
tic company which RuDnl has already engaged tol
the Italian Opera at ST. Petersburg, Madame Cas-
tellan,. who made suco a successful debut In Lon
don this season, and Mdle. Nissen, from the Paris
I,at an Opera, have been added to the corps.


SIGNoR EMlLIANI.--lt was announced that this
popular violinlst would take his annual benefit on
the 10Th inst. 1t is said of him that though he has
annually new competitors in his ari, he adheres 10
his own admired style, without Initiating or being
initiated.


Meyerbeer is engaged in the composition of a
new opera, which Is expected 10 be brought out al
Berlin about the end Of October, on the occasion
OF the opening of the new Opera House in that ca
piial


Charles Dickens is now on tour in Italy, an!
intends to be absent from England about twelve
month.


Fashions for July.


From London and Paris Ladies' Magazine of Fashion


Fiounces very generally worn, and on barege
dresses they are often made very deep silk redingots
ornam.nted with rnches black Grape is more used
than ever on summer dresses sometimes three and four
hounces OF lace nearly cover the skirt Corsages ior
morning wear usually high, lut open in front som.
trimmed round the top with bouillon ruche
col Scollops much in fashion, and are IL



hut also for the trimmings OF silk other material
honnces for silk barege dresses either scooped
edged with narrow fringe or gimp forming scolop
The half long sleeves with tight under ones continue
very iashiOnable under ones Of black lace are aso
worn the upper ones are sometimes SO followed out N
front appear short but droop behind The VctoTiu


sleeves formed of alternate bands OF inlet OF lace
work the upper part OF the sleeve from the wrist the
arnhoe the two edges oil the inlet trimmed with
narrow lace. put on full.
Open and fancy bonnets very fashionable
namented with bouquets OF field flowers wreaths OF ivy
wheat ntermixed with corn flowers, and trimmed
with paIe ribbon Users with the color OF the flowers
Lace also continues to be much used h0nnes Green
very fashionable color ma,abo,as and saules
shaded in this color and look very well pGies de
with ribbon shaded and brooches Capoies composed
entirely OF lace are lined with blue or pink gauze
mened with field daisies ivy Grape b0nnets very
much worn and, well az fulLe are made In every
color many white Grape bonnets lined with pink
blue Grape, ndtrimmed with bias or lace
Markets.


LONDON MONEY MARKET, Jaly 3.-The transactions il
British Securities have not been important since last
publication Prices have occasionally been somewhat
depressed by the appearance OF large Sellers but they
have again rallied and close toerably firm to n.y. Con
soils for the Accoun, LIFT off at 9s to Bank Stock, los
20 l99; Three per Gents Reduced 99 TO Il Three and
Hall Cents Reduced, 1921 to Long Annuities l2l
to 7-l6; and Exchequer Bills, 73s TO 75s premium.


Little of interest has occurred in the Foreign Market
81 ani>h Bonds usual has shown fuctuation, but
leave off rather better. Coombians improved, and
Mexicans are higher The Spanish Three per Cents
done day ut 30 33 and the Fves quoted 22t
23A Portuguese 45f to 46t, div Belgian steady
1929 to 1881; Brazilian, 81 10 80; Buenos Ayres IS IL
az Chiiian lU3 10 lO5; Colombian 81 TO b Danish IS "a
80; Dutch Two Half per Cents 60a 81; the Fivs
per Gents, tn0s to Mexican, 35t 10 Ii the Deferred 5
| TO /; and Peruvian. 263 to 273


UNITED STATES PUBLIC SEcURTIEs.-The business done
Ia United States Bonds since last has comprised the
following, our quotations being the latest obtained.