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MUSICAL INTRLLIeRNcE. -Antognini has return
ed to the city after very profitable and pleasant
tour through the western towns on the lakes. He
has recovered his health, strength, spirits, and
voice, with something also in his pocket His
friends say they never saw him look so well and
40 young. We understand that he leaves town
10 few days for the purpose Of meeting Madame
Picot, from the Italian Theatres, hsr arrival at
Boston, who is expected by the next steamer.
Very probably he and she will give concert in
Boston, before their return to New York.


The new opera composed by Mr.. Jones, In
which he takes the first tenor, and Madame Otto
is the prima donna. is to be produced at the Park,
on next Monday evening. People are good deal
on the tptoe Of expectation for its first representa-
tion, amateurs who have attended the rehearsala
very loud in their praises of it's beauty and par
ticularly of the beauty Of some Of the melodies.


It is aow settled that the Italian Opera will COM
mence next Monday, at Palms's, with II Pirata.
1t will be recollected that this splendid opera has
not been performed in this city, since it was pro-
duced at the old National, some eight or nine
years ago. 1t is enc of the most beautiful operas
ever played, and will be very popular. The sub
scription books are, we believe, filling up very
rapidly. This will be only short extra season,
the regular season commencing in November,
with two Yrima dOnmas, Borghese in opera buffa,
and Picot in opera seria, probably with Valtellina,
Antognini, Perozzi, and the others.


Mr. Dempster, the vocalist, arrived yesterday in
town, and will give concerts next week.