, 1864-02-28
FOREIGN ART.

OUH OF 1hG novelties at the raw fS In ! T,x
fanl Prince Quadrille,'' ~ ~As Al
Master Raphael de so11a has orraarai7 =,
tenor ut Liyerpool, in tbe entertainment n
Christy's Minstfels. BE is only seyen vear
ot ace
Permission has heen p,vcn hv +bo uo,a
fordshirr nnao;sfrntc far ;he aroat;an ~ IS,
stufnc If the iatn Sir Geor1c f,ornarra1i ~ ~. @
Is, by Baron Marochetti. il front OF lie sir,
Hnll Mt Hcreford ~ S-A~ JILL
Tan5aa nh,t,,,,,.u u.zx..
-Lonaon PAotostapn'sts say mat the mos1
III Hopu,a;I toi.ials ~ ~ prcsGht moment II
W. W. ai5tst!c moiia u luat ol 14Sckefay, neS
4aAs oaae'nun, tacn a4ss ha1e 4efzy.
OF late years furnished most Of the literary
introducttons, or opening plots, for Christ
mas performances, that there are now nctu
ally engaged upon the London boards alone
between 3,Ceo and 4,C00 ballet girls In thu
Christmas pantomimes
'.'.:-oNf: Geroue has been commissioned hz
the Emperor Napoleon to paint the scene Il
tie Imperial Court 1Bting the reccntinn n n
the Siamesc Ambassajors 7ytan these vicc
regal pcrsonages were sccn crau.3,ng townrd
the throne cn their hands md knsa.~ the,,
faces to the Garth. 1'-'~> - 'e''s@'
mt Maclisr 10 nain+;,o q r,,a.,,.o
sont3rr ti,s s"on. ~ Pan aasa. q plcI9re repre-
ccott e, g T-onhoo ,, ~ ea y ot1 naitel
S;oha--' ~ E:t ~ .ue 0GGt4uE u h!nG
nntia,ys This vii - nrnheti., nooa @ ana ~ tne
Tothsn,,,nt1 as W. vi psgnaply appear ut the
'oA'Ie'ns NY ~ 11u1oit'one
80 ginhd oallet mas been produced at
astonndinr % renorts e ,amP reonh - Of @ Whtch such
att.aat,.a a.s a'e nn t1e qal Elve 70 secure the
ai,aF nt aalal ~ a lor tneir own boards. The
ef' so!i * Fasi i ~ ouueer ana mimic falls to the
fA'' s. no4se"oo Sia'ei
aA1 tne singers At last accounts had
t%rosts e"d GloneGts, anIn1enzn sore
and # nn1 hc pnrtS It tha some h k1aa or another
;.,,a,to1 ~ "oasn tnc MnIte o. 50 exper-
na1r c11a"t nnih nnnIa ~ w mSyeroees 10 ~ what
~ ~ chnr1S ~ coId ~ pi'aneEE f y Icy sep
wise enonrh n nrrrors ~ ooi5e .uS a,'sIa oIsn
md nther mortal Ri1I1en n bie eoso.. $3.50, -
having a duplicate actnr md actrnst r.o3y y
for cyery narf in & Ri nemon,o !; ss*Aa5
On thc a6th of January. Miss Batcmnn
Adelphi. This success. says the Fam,t :. .a,r ,ue
nal. is the actors aione@f .eahaE Ethc ot,,are fE
are mostly successes Of tho n1ofs ana eiIo e;tna'
tions TRe theatre ,yns ~, Ih;a ,,rlt @ a1;...,
the wallis nnd nrrhi,erfnro1 onti;nes r,so 49, n
human. The yery last twelre inches i ;ntn a1
which a human being conjd he thrnst wi;cb
occnr at tie erfrcma nn9ias ~ hnras ~ IS aSd
gallery were ied md nnbtisss TX 't thnro unu
been any seats to let in the chanTeiier t1,ar
would faye hcen taken n fnr4n;oht /, aj
vance. 49,
The Germa papcrs say that I;szt. the ri.
snist is still in Rome, absorbed entirely BY
religions practices and likely to become
monk. Under lock and seals, in the castle
OF Altenbcrg, near Weimar, be possess Ger
tain musical treasures which for the last three
years have not seen daylight. One Of these
Is beethoycn's piano, made By Broadwood dz
Son, and selected lin the year 18l9) as pres
ent for the great composer, By J. B. Cramer,
and his scholar, Ferdinand keiss; also BIO
zaIt's piano, mndc Of oak, q square piano,
(tafeltorm, with c compass Of only fo1r and
a-half octavcs. Besides these, a modern mas
terpiece Of Erasd's-a grand piano, with an
organ stop, ofthe value Of es75.
"A Paris correspondent writes: "wou1d
10 do it ron 20 to tha Groni 0nerns Elom,es
First toke your box three daTs hcforchand.
then obtaIn twn Nanoieons. send nna ~
these 10 M. A1ntonse Eorr noet and csrdan.
er at Nice. lie nther ~ rnntect;o | ;oneT r.
Paris. Addresses may be had At The hox
of11ce. addinr the nnniher of rorr hnr ~ r. r.
fore 1he orcFtnre Ton Vii, recc;ra q ho,nat
n snrin@ fioweysEthc nodest rioict HIes IHities
,niTfd Tr7tf roaas n faat .tns,,,;. a,, nss
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