The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-12

MT Scott will appear to morrow evening a. Rob ROY
In the drama Of that name
BURToN's THEArRE.-Last evening this pleasins
house Of amusement not quite so well 6lled o. on
former occasions, possibly in consequence of the
stormy appearance Of the weather Anything for
q Change" was the first piece performed and very
laughable burlstta 1t is too and exceedingly we'll
played. The second piece was called Coun terfeit
Presentments followed by the highly l.ushase farce
called the " Mummy or the Liquor Of Lfe,u in
which Mr. Burton takes Toby Tramp, q travelling
trsged dian, and dresses like an Egyptian mummy
which Is truly very comca under the talented acting
Of Mr. B; The establishments concluded With the
original local drama called " New York in Sliceau
which passed of with the general appreciation of the
audience On Monday night will be given" Dombey
nsx farce ana ass ts q G.ps.n Cus
such bill Of attraction ought to fiji house twics tbs
size AL wessy is, go early and procure good scat
GERMANA BASD.-The concert given last evening.
by these truly distinguished artists was attended By
large and fashionable audience. We we're much
pieased in seeing all the admirers Of the truly excel
ent IN music, giving in person evidence Of their
respect and admiration to what we term one Of the
iweetest and most finished band Of instrume
that has performed In this country The oysrtur,
Of lie Ro dJuecf, drew forth the ioudeet cheers "A
did in fact every piece they performed The violin
,oiV oy nert was and was followed
audience. Madame Otto. always happy in every
iesna she sings, rendered Remanza, BY Meyerbser,
that must have pleased the severest critic. Her
thod snd style are beautiful But we must not forget
the prince f buho singers De Bognis his rectative
and aria from fanaco per musica his truly comic
expression and action kept the house in rosrs OF
laughter. The grand Polanaise, for the plano, By
Messrs. Schsrfe nberg and Timm, executed With
great musical! skin and taste In Hne the concert or
last evening will long be remembered by the musical
diieAonn OF this city We glad to hear that the
services Of this perfectly harmonious have been
secured by Mr. Henri Herr, who intends giviug a
grand concert in stort time the particular features
Of which We shall speak Of hereafter.
SANDS, LENT AND Co.'S CIRcUs.-The most attractive
Of the various exhibitions that have recently visited
our city, was that Of Sands, Lent and Cos, which
last night concluded an engagement, that no doubt
was "a profitable to the enerprsns propristors 1t
was amufipg TO the public. The resources Of this
company taking the In their diversified departments
must be wilt nestod to be properly apprecisted and
the man in which every act and every performances
vilion, and the good order invariably preserved
comper them to extend to other locations the
Of their useful and improving ok bibitIons Weoannot
part with the exhibition, without the prsssing an
ooursgement, wherever they are destined Co All 70
witness the most tale nted company that the
has produced repetc with aov.ty and Gale ulnted e.
improve all classes Of society
BRosDwn CIRcts.-The crowd who nightly resort
TO tina place Of entertainment 10 the best testimony
That sCu'i be given Of the great attractions which u