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MUSIC.

KIDDERMINSTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
KIDDERMINSTER, MONDAY.

The inhabitants of Kidderminster and the neigh-
hembood, bating jest so plated the 'nation of A large
Swig ball, capable of ansonnedating about 1,000 per-
Nan and having also had an organ by Hill, of London,
piped in it, at a caste:seeding SOW , have determined to
IMngurata both by a husked f ' I, to be held on Tees•
day mad Wednesday, the 16th and 17th Inst.
The festival is Ina% a hostler plan to theme of the Own
gain of Worcester, Hereford, and °together, but occupy-
ing two days instead of four. The festival So announced to
los " in aid of the organ, and for the establishment of cheap
"netts for all chunk" Lord W►rd is the president, and
there are upward, of forty vier-presidents, Including the
Medina noblemen and gentry in the neighbourhood.
The principal vocalists engaged are—Madams Clan No.
voile, Hies Dolby, Madame Rudendorff, Mr. and Mn.
Wens, and Hen Reichardt. M. Suntan is leader of the
band, tbs principal instrumentalists being selected from the
Siff of the Royal Italian Opera.

LYCEUM THEATRE.-THE WIZARD OF THE

NORTH.

Mr. Anderson continues to attract great crowds to
edema his weird wonders. Lest night the Lyceum was
aimed se well filled u on the first occasion of his reappear-
ogee in London ; nor need we feel surprised at this. His
netts ass which his bad the deepest attractions atilt tines.
Not many centuries ago, • tithe of Mr. A•denoa's achieve-
ments would hove got him seat to keep company with the
weld gentleman" with whom penes. in his line were, in
Miele days, supposed to be most familiar. The univenality
et; the terror inspired by the " black art" attested the fesci•
fallout it exercised over the mind ; mad in our days " the
itakatiwn," if less terrible, is not lees attractive to tie inn-
pieties. We have it on the authority of Mr. Anderson
'demi?, that there were no fewer than two minimise! people
la the Hinted States believers ia " rapping," and that he is
fa daily receipt of a vast number of letters here
bon persons whe kindly advise kin to repent, and
amid the evil one. With excellent good taste, however.
and humorous gravity, Mr. Auderma worse hie audience
that be holds no convene with the " personage" referred to;
bit candidly admits that all his tricks are the result of
deetrieity, chemistry, mechanics, or some other familiar
Ni..... Yet, as a shrewd critic observed, "if the professor
@twelves our senses in every other respect, what faith o•a
'flo place in his assertion ? All Its does shows be is •
ieeeimr.•' For ourselves, we do believe what be ear, is
spite el what ha does. He certainly carries the senses of
deceit to a most estonis►ing degree, and as we have as mesa
nathority for the polities that
"The pleasure is almost as great
Of being che►ted saw cheat,"

os eseact fool eatpritod that aselt number, go to espy Mat
ploootro. No olio who sees Mr. Aadenos perternbas his
ahnet isseatodibla testa oao fail to be abeedualy gratified.

We regret to enoouoce the sodden death of Lieut.
Ones, of her Majesty's 431 Reginteel, whdet "oat ce-
entree at too Presidency thia noising. This calm was
en the point of returning t Upland es reediest eertilleete
Thews of death eta ea annum ef the Weal,
is the elides ells:ea thatt.—Yeires Athatettat, At a I t I

ITALY.

Oar own correspondent writes:

NAPLES, Barr. 22.
The removal of Mazza has been announced altoge- '
their as a coeciession to the army, which it is now the I
policy to and the royal fears are now ranging
foreign hosts around his devoted kingdom and '
making energetic preparations for resistance. All I
the ships of war which were lying in the new '
tory port have been, fur greater security, drawn into
the old military port, which has been closed with •
chain. Many pieces of artillery have been sent off
from Castelnioro, as also chests of ammunition and
24,000 begs of sand, for Brindisi and other
points on that coast, which are at present
enprovided. Some of the most scientific artillery I
Acorn, too, have been debtined for Capers and
Gaeta. AU this indicates a fear of foreign invasion I
rather than internal commotions, about which the I
Ls ha felt comparatively little anxious, in
=lenell power of impressing them. Whilst
suit as Os aetreity displayed to arrange the exteenal
brag the Lanaroni. and all the lower dames, are ,
imaild together under known leaders, and armed
visa the day of trial ; and woe, woe, will it be if
the train bands of robbery and assassination are ever '
wired to break loose. Cuomo% the well-known
eemmiseary of police, having called together his
hordes in the Quartiere of the Marina, has explained
to them the defensive preparations in the follow-
ing sense: that the Allies insisted on having
grain and provisions for their own convenience,
and that the King, to save his people
from starvation, had declared that rather
than do so he would suffer any sacrifice whatever, and
had therefore prepared for war. You can imagine
the enthusiasm which statements such as these are
calculated to awaken foe the adored° a asooluits, an
instance of which we had in Santa Lucia the other
day, when, on the King's driving throsgh, he was
cheered by the mob, and assured that they would de-
fend him. The position of things here is therefore
that an universal panic has invaded the population,
and that government, anticipating an attack from
somewhere, is in a declared state of war against some
one. Its feeling is, of course, as strong as it can be
against the English and French embassies, which it
affects to set at defiance whilst it concedes—
retiring and fighting. I have shown how this is the
case in the dismissal of Mums, who, after all, be
assured, is behind the scenes, and will pull the
strings. This same feeling has been shown also in
the mode of taking off the quarantine, which was
removed at the instance of the goverements of France
and England, in order to avoid new collisions and
embarrassments with any foreign power. To take
away, however, the appearance of giving satisfaction
and of yielding, the reason assigned is that some eases
exciting a fear of cholera have been discovered in
Naples, and upon this unclean bills have been given.
Campagna assures the people than, thanks to St.
Rocco, cholera does not exist, and
again, a prophecy confirmed by the miracle of the
liquifaction of the blood of St. Januarius, which was
wrought the day before yesterday under the most
favourable auspices, and announced to the faithful
by the firing of cannon from Castle of St. Elmo.
Happy, happy people whom the saints thus combine
to protect.
I repeat the changes made in the ministry :
Isehitelts, dismissed, with thanks for his past ser-
f vices, continuing as aide-de-camp of his Majesty ;
Picems, Director of War; Bracco, Director of Ma-
rine; Bianchini, Director of Police, in attendance on
r "our" other appointment; Wiospeau (Swiss origin),
; Minister of State, without portfolio.

PORTUGAL.

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LISBON, Sam 24.
The extraordinary session of the Cortes, opened
for the purpose of the Royal Proclamation, was for-
mally closed on the 20th. Letters Irom the provinces
concur in stating that the King's Proclamation has
been received with enthusiasm, and that nothing has
occurred to disturb the general tranquillity.
The cholera appears to be disappearing from the
North. With regard to the Algarves, it may be said
that the government have received notices from
Tarim, Sines, and Villa-Nova, all of which give hopes
that the scourge has seen its worst, and is fast dis-
appearing.
The crews of the St. George and Neptune have
been exercised in sending down topmasts and over- I
hauling the running rigging. It is worth remark
that the men are now mach more orderly in their be-
haviour on shore than in past years. It is true they
display the usual predilection for equine exercise,
but there is less apparent drunkenness, and fewer
displays of proficiency in the "manly art of self-
defence " than there used to be formerly.
The Board of Public Works has appointed the
26th inst. for receiving the tenders of the projected
water companies, and the 27th for giving its decision.
At present there are three companies in the field.
A Portuguese company, backed by the Municipal
Chamber; a oompeny, partly English, headed by
Messrs. Rumball and Medlicott; and another Portu-
pm, company, led by Sr. Duarte Cardoso de Se.
The first have petitioned for a prolongation of the
specified time, to enable them to complete further
arrangements, but the board has refused compliance.
Today being the anniversary of the death of Don
Pedro, is marked, as usual, by salvos of ar!illery.
The Vasco da Gams (s.s.) left for Glasgow on the
19th. The Belfast steam tug, from Belfast, put in
for coals, millet again for the East on 23rd instant.
The Malacca left for Spitbead with a mail on the
20th inst. H.M.S. Sanspareil has sailed for the East.
The Peninsular steamer Iberia, Captain Christian,
arrived in the afternoon of the 22nd instant, having
sailed at Vigo on the morning of the 21st inst. She
Matt fee the South early yesterday.
Ths Portuguese steamer Donna Maria IL is under-
s few repairs, and it is said she will leave for
the wises Brazilian ports in about 16 days. If so,
ttis alhen little advantage to the British mercantile
smannalli as a eemeoyance for correspondent*, as the
stiamer will arrive out at the same
!ilVileampay certainly displayed little ma-
nagement la dispraising this vessel from Rio last
mouth about the same day as the Great Western left,
and will show still hiss if they send her front Lisbon
conjointly with the British steamer.
C. Brabant, the English singer, being engaged as
pinto tenors assoluto at San Carlos, made his debit
the other night in the rule of Maeda, the opera
being Macbeth. He was very ill received on entering
—indeed, well sigh hissed off, and spin during the
piece. The cause of this appears to be one of those
everlasting intrigues for which this house has won so
unenviable a notoriety, and which, on this occasion,
hes been hatched agsisst Braham by the friends of
Mireglia, the tenor of last meson, who won little
applause, and was not, therefore re-engaged. Gene-
rally Mr. Brabant bas been well received.
The quotations oo the Exchange and stook markets
ars substantially the same as those given by the last
packet.

MANCHISTIN, 13111071ELD, AND LINCOIASHIRE
RAILWAT.•••• The worn? impasses and odd? ,golage of
this eentpeay's railways ezelusive of the Maaehraser Borah
Austin aad Altriashara stated below) hays moos/ea to
the fortnight ending 23rd 6opurabor, to 9.7201. 10e. 7d.,
making, with the 47,3961.45. 24. 'heady grated, • total of
67,1161.145. 9d. for the dm do fortnights of the halt-year,
or at tiro rate of 66.66 per cent. on tho railway trans
tee this sum period. The proportion of the Beath Junetios,
ressipts seeming to this sorapaa7 foe the rootolght to
&Seabee the 23rd, amounts to BW. 3e., making, with the
4,3741. 19s. 104. previously statar‘, a total fee the first six
fortnights of 6,2631. Is. 10d., whit* the 'spawns being
3684. g 0.64. for this, and 1,11631 9s. Ild. fee the Ave previous
*Milk* moose to 3,821 i. 19s. 44., or at Oa rots of 42 21
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