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About Patti. --Paris, April 22.--Appropos of theatres, I am fed to think of our charming young prima donna, Adelina Patti, who has had during this week a series of most brilliant successes. On the night of her benefit, all of her friends and admirers came armed with superb bouquets, and the dress circle of the Italians presented a most brilliant spectacle. The programme was a varied one the young singer displaying her powers in several characters entirely opposed to each other. As Violetta, in the first act of "Traviata," as Zerlina, in "Don Glovanni," Norma, in "Don Pasquale," and in the duet in "I'Elisa d'anare," she was equally brilliant; equally successful; for at every appearance she was saluted with showers of flowers, nearly all of the bouquets being composed of white roses and violets, as a type of her purity and modesty. Among these graceful tributes was one of three feet in circumference, and the fair recipient had to flit around and across the stage to avoid b