(FROM OUR OWN cORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, OCc. 2-Madame Judic made her American debut at Wallack's Theatre last night in Madcsnoiselle Nitouche. She was a success. Her style was somewhat new to the larger part of her audience. It was not until she warbled some of her songs that th

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In music that appeals to vulgar tastes there is always something of a mechanical kind. It may be merely a monotonous drumming and tinkling, or a screaming effect on a particular note, or some grotesqe rumbling is kept up in the accompaniment to tickle the ears of those who feel

MADEMOISELLE BEATRICE'S COMEDY-DRAMA COMPANY. Under the Management of Mr FRANK HARVEY. Fourteenth Year of Tour. Artistes:- Mr FRANK HARVEY Miss LIZZIE BALDWIN Mr T. W. BENSON Miss NELLY LINGR AM Mr HENRY ANDREWS Miss IDA COURTNEY Mr E. SHIRRA Miss POLLY HUNTER Mr A. LINGHAM Miss

I The beautiful Brixto~nHall, Which is admirably adaped to musical purposes, was very well filled en Monday evening with afashionable and highly pleased audience to listen to the concert given by Mir Edward Branscombe, a vocalist with a local reputation and a name. The items in

Lord Duodreary . Mr LYrvON STcER-RN Asa TrenchardMr JOHN S. CLARKE Asa Trenchard . * .. ?? ~ s~b Sir Edward Trenchard . ?? Mr H. R. TIEESDALE Lieuteoant Vernon, R.N. *- Mr P. R. MACNFlARA Captain do Boots ?? C. WILFRID Abel Murcott .. .. Mr CoESTer CLARKE Mr Richard Coyle ?? H.

fR LEONARD S. OUTRAM Disengaged. jye souse Premier, Poetic Drama, R6les of Passion and 6mpath). MACARI, Original in Provinces; Denver, "Th Silve Ring ;" Romeo, Melnotte, Armand Duval, Henri do yjeooille, &c. Thestrical Exchange, 25, Russell-street, W.C, llfME. D W D W I N LF E V

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COPYRIGHT DECISION. Judge Wallace, of the U.S. Circuit Court, sitting Sept. 17th, at Syracuse, N.Y., handed down a decision in she Mikado case, argued in New York City last month. The case was an application by Mr D'Oyly Carte for an injunction against Mr J. C. Duff to restrain