| l.'iril and Kberts appeared fur tin* ditici* flit creditul’H.Tho Spanish Scudont3,The audience that tilled !lkiIluirnxnilt;*11 dt last evening were regaled with a ran-11 it el It* c t n.d treat. Sixteen Spanish .stud eiit.s, assisted hy Musa Annie Ainsworth, a young lady who is gifted with a powerful .soprano voice,captivated tin* attention ut tlio.se present. Twelve uf tho students played on the mandolin, a musical i nut til -iiient of great power and sweetness. 'The 1 eiider performed on the violin and the remainder on the guitar and viuliuoellu. The.strains emitted were of the very highest order of merit and elicited often anddesorved applause. Kvory piece was en cored. 1 he insLrameii tal gems were“Les Sirenes, “The Mmerc, ’ from “ 11 Trova • t ore,and Sell uberl’s ever fresh and hoauti-fnl serenade. 'The students wore the garb of their class, and in each academical hattlonrishml a spoon — einhlematical of the days when poor students in Spam, wlnlt* oil tin* tramp. Were fed hy the country people in return for the musical pleasure they afforded. Miss A ins worth sang “II Ihiccio’ ho dulightfullly that she was en cored, when she gave “Waiting. Tho H-nne lady s ballad, “Love’s Keipiest, won aiioth* r heart}’ encore,when she sang,‘ 'lt; h...d hye, Sv\ e«-t heart, good by eThe cutert.uimirnt, from an artistic point, could not have been better. The satis faction afforded was so great that when one more performance t Ins evening, with an entire change of programme, was announced, the audience cheuerod heartily.