Dramatic Feuilleton Personne writes a review of <cite>Il Poliuto</cite>, which he mentions was also attended by Anna Maria, Whiskers, and the Editor.  Personne continues with a discussion of opera and musical news and information and addresses the rumors about Whiskers and Piccolomini.  Personne also notes that a new edition of Dion Bourcicault's works are to be published and that Mr. Brougham and Mr. Walcot had a political lunch at the Alms House at the Penitentiary.  Personne writes about the performance of Captain Price and Miss Lucette that he was unable to attend and discusses <cite>All's Fair in Love and War</cite>.  Personne writes about the "failures," "injuries," and financial matters and debts that have resulted from Laura Keene's <cite>A Midsummer Night's Dream</cite>.  Personne writes that Laura Keene has announced a production of Palgrave Simpson's <cite>The World and the Stage</cite>.  Personne also makes brief mention of the French Theatre and the whereabouts of some popular actors for the Summer seaon and the next year.