The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-22
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her, The performances commenced with Lucy of
Lammermoor," which went off in the usual manner
-A"er ths M Gardner sang, in very beautiful man.
nof'.he admired gem from the bohemian Girl "When
The Fair Land of Poland" This was most
encored After this, the musical farce Of "The Water
man, in which Mr.. Gardner, as Tom Tug sang three
capital songs. was played-and the evening closed with
The Spitslfelds Weaver Tonight the sterling com
edy OF the Poor Gentleman" in which Mr. Placids APP
pears as Corne Ollapod will be performed with the
fces OF the Double Bedded Room" and Dumb Belle"
BowERY THEATRE-YaIkee Hill was particuli rly sue.
cessul, last night, in his representation Of Solomon
Swap and Hiram Dodge at this establishment and drew
together an immense and highly gratfed AUDIENCE
Don Cesar do Bazan" of the popular pieces
OF recent Importation, concluded the performances o.
the evening" and in which Mr. sca appeared with
than his accustomed ability SO entirely and
petely successful these pieces that the manage
ment with eye the popular will produces the same
bill again tonight
Hem ALExANpER.-Aiter almost unparallee sue
cess Of three weeks this wonderful romancer of the
Harz Forest leaves this evening since he has
been in this CITY, he has attracted to Nibo's the most
fashionable audiences that city afford. He is
truly genus and his forte consists not SO much in
mere deception and uggery, in the wonderful power
which he seems to possess his audience lie seems
to have perfect control of them and do anything
with them that he pleases. Not much in his public
as his private performances however is the pecular
talent of Alexander exhibited. At private party
few evenings SINCE at the Asor House. the guests were
very much surprised by Alexandeis pulling nutcrack
ers silver forks and other articles Of value from their
breasts SO that some one recommended to Steson to
take an inventory When about leaving several gen.
temen found that mutual exchange Of watches had
gee We understand that Alexander leaves here for
Philadelphia. The Phadelphians will receive him with
,s onms aHo patronse MN as ne deserves lie posi-
crowded house at Niblo's.
ALHAMRA.-This charming little place Of amusement
continues to draw crowds nightly. There is hardly
place in this city where hour can be whed more
pleasantly than at the A'hatnra.
Mr.. TEMrLEroN his musical entertainments
at the Tabernacle, Monday evening next. All the
beauty, fashion, and music lovers of New York will
OF course, be there
ETHIOPIAN Observation-Disclosures knights of black faces
and sweet srins after successful tour through the
SOUTH make their temperance in this city, at Pamo
on Monday night The strains of their melody
still ringing in the citizens and they will of
course De gladly welcomed
s.LMo's OrEnA CoMrASY-This fine company Of sing
ers give three vocal concerts at Military Hail. Market
street, commencing on Monday evening next
ORAroRie SAMsoN.-This magnificent composition
Of the immortal Handel performed last evening at
the Tabernacle by the New York Sacred Music Society
in the presence of at least five thousand persons The
house filed, that at least 500 not able to
to obtain seats and obliged to stand during the
performance A. to the manner in which the Oratorio
performed it is sufficient to say that full justice was
done to the immortal composer.
WEIGH DEIEvAss national Cincus-sg Jar
mani and Mr. Arthur Nelson made their first appearance
on Wednesday night at this circus in Philadelphia,
an immense house. They said to be the very best
received with enthusiasts applause Mr. Mel
sons performance on the dulcemo encored and the
drew forth from this instrument. putnam was
played for the third time in the National and hailed
MS delightful trick act. on Monday night
MrsIcAI-T ur Nru, r. rp,,.~ n,r,. W. LoJ
the pleasure of listening, the other evening, to the
first rehearsal of the new German operate compa-
ny recently formed for the production of the best
German operas, at Palmo's elegant theatre, and we
have no hesitation in saying, that it is the best
troupe we have had, either Italian or French All
ihe members of the association are perfect must
Clans Boucher, the tenor, has appeared with dis
tlngushed success at the first theatres in Germany
Madame Otto, the fwima donna, is well known and
highly esteemed here. Md'lle Korsinsk is a very
pretty girl, and very sweet singer. The choruses
will probably be fully formed in December, and we
have no doubt that the season will be very brilliant
They will commence with "Der Freischutz" and
will give us sDon Giovanni" and other operas with
ali the original scores.
STEAMSHIP HIBERNlA ASHORE AT CAPE RACE.
THREE DAYS AFTER LEAVING HALIFAx.-This fine
steamer went ashore after leaving Halifax, on
her last trip TO Liverpool.
II appears by ths Selah Hutton, at Halifax on the
18th thar the boYpeward hound .,.,nsr II;haru;
' ~ Ai'ooiina
went ashore at Cape Race, Newfoundland, three
DAYS after leaving Halifax
She had put into :, Johns for rena;rs and ,yos o.,
sava .ga;n ON WaJnasda, Ias, 10 1,,h ~; "1 ~ "
~ a5a'' y" "euhesudy ias'' 'ne i1'i INST, LOT
Engiahu
Inc hoMeward pound steaiper Caledonia, alter
leaving Halifax, was hailed by the Selah
Hutton, but dId not answer The skipper wished
To give information of the accident to the Hibern,a
Post piyes more full account of the accident.
O. Jo.so ~ ut o,, ~, ,.
The Hon. s. CusARp:~ N''' ON WV 1870