In noticing the very enjoyable concert given at Canibridge on St. Patrick's Day, in aid of the Roman Catholic Church, the portion relating to the performance of the Cambridge Dramatic Club was inad vertently omitted. The piece presented "A very Pleasant Evening" was very well put on the boards, and the characters ably sustained by Messrs Keesing, Hughes, and Chapel. The former, indeed, is deserving of the greatest praise for the careful mannerin which he played the rather difficult part of Tremor. We hope soon to have the pleasure of noticing another performance by the club. A meeting of the members of the Cambridge Cavalry Troop was held in the Public Hall, Cambridge, on Saturday last. There were about 30 present, and the chair was occupied by Captain Runciman. After the usual pre liminary business a good deal of time was taken up in discussing the question whether or not the Press should be re presented at the meeting. Lieutenant Fisher moved, "That, the Press be ex cluded." The motion was duly seconded, and was lost by an overwhelming majority. The officers then brought up a report of the action taken by them re garding the approaching trip to the Thames. The report, the particulars of which have already been made public, was unanimously adopted. A discussion then arose upon various points of detail relating to the journey, shortly after which the meeting terminated. Wonders will never cease; and although the gentle hint which we threw I out the other day has had the effect of cutting off the supply of potatoes which were pouring into our office, accounts of monster spuds reach us daily. Mr Kirkwood, of the Duke of Cambridge Hotel, Cam bridge, has on view two potatoes which j together weigh 7 lbs. one of them J weighs 4 lbs, and when newly taken out of the ground was half a pound heavier. We regret they were not forward to us in order that they might have been placed side by side with our other tuberous curi osities ; our representative has however seen them, and vouches for the correct ness of the figures given. In one orchard in the Cambridge dis trict several American plum trees which have this season borne' a good crop qf fruit are now for the second time putting out blossoms and leaves. 