Then out came the ever fresh, the ever free _Bohemian Girl_. Never was such a girl! Quite a NINON DE L'ENCLOS! Beautiful for ever! Still dreaming of Marble Halls (Music Halls nowadays) "with vassals and serfs by her si-i-ide," and no better Bohemian Girl to be seen just now than Madame ALBU as _Arline_. So "Arl in to begin!" and see and hear BALFE'S pretty little Girl of Bohemia while she is still visible and audible at Drury Lane. Mr. EADIE a trifle gawky as _Thaddeus_, but then he finds himself in an awkward situation, especially when he has to fumble for the documentary evidence of his birth, attested at a Bohemian Registry Office. CARL ARMBRUSTER conducted this, and then up got Herr FELD "with his little lot," represented by the unrivalled and unequalled _Cavalleria Rusticana_. Ah! _Cavalleria_ is a treat, even when its performance is not absolutely perfect. The music is charming from first to last; ever fresh and delightful. That wonderful _Intermezzo_ was excellently given, and enthusiastically encored. As yet the _Intermezzo_ has had no successful rival. It stands alone, and is, of all compositions, the most--well, words fail me--it is a whole dramatic story, within a few bars' compass--it is sweetness and sadness, and then it soothes you to rest, and so you drop off quietly to sleep, until you are awoke by the cessation of sound, when you rouse yourself, with an effort, to applaud, and to beg that you may have just one more delicious dose of it--and doze from it. Saturday finishes with _Carmen_, and _Sic transit gloria Operatica_ for the past week. All right up to now! MUS. * * * * * SPORTING ANSWERS.--CANINE. SPECTATOR.--A very curious and interesting little story. We ourselves once had a dog who on returning home from a walk always chained himself up in the back-kitchen and bit the butler. He would then howl bitterly, slip his collar, and run to the nearest police station, where he gave himself into custody and insisted on cleaning out his own cell and appearing on the following morning before the Magistrate. This shows that dogs can reason. Our dog eventually died of being constantly quoted by Curates a Temperance Lectures. This was disappointing, as we had never grudged him either attention or butlers. One of our butlers had a cork leg,--but that is another story.