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1t will be seen from this, when viewed in con-
nection with the statement previously published,
that, although the aggregate receipts are still in.
sufficient to give adequate remuneration to the
artist, yet they exceed those obtained formerly.
Palmo, it is evident, has lost great deal OF
money, $47, ,00e in four years. This is certainly
melancholy enough for him but he has the con.
ISOLATION Of being able to declare that his integrity
and honesty remain unimpeachabe The first at
tempt at the establishment of Italian opera is,
however, always attended with more or less pecu-
mary loss. In this in many other undertakings,
the pioneers make all the sacrifices. We do
trust that after all the expenditure, and labor, and
perseverance, in introducing the opera, its patrons
will not suffer 1t to decline. Let there be imme-
diate and decided measures adopted for its perma-
nent establishment, SO as to preclude the posi-
bilty OF failure,