FOREIGN THEATRICALS.
The important affair at the Italian Opera at Paris' is the rehearsal of Verdi's Luisa Miller; and public curiosity is stimulated by the recorded fact that Mademoiselle Sophie Cruvelli played the principal part for fifty successive nights at Genoa. Meanwhile Mademoiselle Beltramelli has made a successful debdt in La Sonnambukr. The performances at the Grand Opera have been very various, but no novelty has been yet pro- duced. However, a new ballet is expected on Monday, when Cerito makes her reappearance. The performances at the Circus in the Champs Elysees terminated last Sunday. In a week or so the troop is to appear in the Boulevard des Filles-du-Calvaire.
M. Emil Devrient, the chief of Mr. Mitchell's German Company last season, has been starring about the Rhenish district, with good success.
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