Dramatic Feuilleton Personne reviews the week's opera performances, Mr. Lacoste's "literary and musical soiree" at Dodworth's, and very briefly reviews <cite>Eletion</cite> at Laura Keene's.  Personne mentions his "very extensive bone to pick" with Mr. Barney Williams and reviews his <cite>An Hour in Seville</cite>.  Personne reports the news from Philadelphia about Edwin Forrest's reaction to Barry Sullivan's performance as Hamlet.  Personne engages in a lengthy discussion of the Winter Garden and Bourcicault's works and reviews the farce for Jefferson, <cite>Retained for the Defense</cite>.  Personne announces that the play about the Earl of Rochester is still at Wallack's, but next week audiences will see Miss Walcot's first attempt at playwriting, a translation of <cite>Les Deux Aveugles</cite>.  Personne concludes with a mention of the current debate between the "critics" at the <cite>Daily News</cite> and <cite>Spirit of the Times</cite> about his work in the Feuilletons.