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Signor and Signora Casella, in company with


Madame Arnoult, leave this city on Saturday next,
on a professional tour in Canada. The two former


are well known 10 the musical world, and need


few or no Communications to ensure them a fiat


tering reception wherever they 60. The other


lady is not SO well known to the public. but those


who have heard her, estimate her abilities a


first rate artist The motives that have induced


her to thus solicit public patronage, at once does


credit to her head and heart, and there is but little


doubt but that her talents will be justly appre
by a discerning public. This party, on their re-


turn will give concerts in the principal cities and
towns in the United States.
| Signor De Begnis, assisted by Miss Durang, and
the celebrated flute player, Mr.. Barton. gave
| grand concert at the Court House, Kingston.
Canada, on Tuesday evening last, which was well
attended The Kingston papers say the concert
was well worth the attendance, and all we can
say is, that we wish we had many such during the
travelling season.


Sgnor Bini, the celebrated Guitarist assisted by


his friend and pupil, Mr.. j. Woodvllle, giving
concerts at the United States Hotel, Saratoga.
The National Theatre, Boston, was opened on
Monday evening for the season, with an unusually
crowded audience. Mr. Rrougham's performance
OF Dennis Bulgruddery, II is stated, was fine
piece Of acting. He is engaged tor the greater
portion of the season.


Charlotte Cushman is announced to perform an
engagement at the Baltimore Museum.
Miss SINCLAIR AND:MIss HooD 1t is stated the
beautiful feats In magic, OF the former, and the de-
ightful singing OF the latter, crowd the Concert
Hall, Boston, every night to overflowlng.
Mr.. Rodney's company, at Kingston, Canada,
are proving very attractive particularly Mr.. and
Mrs. Forbes, in the tragic department, are highly
snoken of.


Mr.. Forrest is engaged at the Walnut street
Theatre, Philadelphia.


Mr.. Walcott is proving very attractive at the
Albany Museum.


The Original Ethiopian Serenaders gave their
first concert on Monday evening at the Assembly
Rooms, Baltimore, TO large and respectable au-
dience, and were received with great applause.
Grand Ball at Newport given last evening,
for the benefit of Korponay, the teacher of the
"Polka." II was under the direction Of CON-
mittee consisting of Mr.. Barney, of New York
| the Austrian Minister; Mr.. Bayard, of Delaware
| Col. Winthrop, and Mr.. Hennenson, of New Or
leans.


Mr.. s. M. Wilson, the comedian, formerly of
the Boston stage, is keeping public house at that
delightful retreat the Mineral Springs, Bradford,
N. H.


A Miss Gill, from the Hanover Square Rooms
London, is announced to give concert on Nom
day evening next, at the Albany Female Academy
YOUNG OLE BULL.-A son of J. A. Sconcia,


Esq, of Hartford about TO make his debut in the
musical world in concert about TO be given at
Saratoga Springs The lad is but thirteen years
Of age, and has already exhibited proficiency in


musical art, which, il is stated, has never been sur
passed in this country except by the great Norwe-


