The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-16

which Wlnsns performed the character Of Diggory
pggswith song aud must say, his excellent define
laughter The parts Of Joseph and Lillian. the Show
GIRL BY the Misses Dsniu keeping with the high
character they have already acquired the dance oy
MT Scott excellent Tho Model Artists next sue
needless to say under the direction Of Mr.
Fletcher tho tabsaux WANTS exhibited with grace
aud beauty The fifth act Of Richard the II"was ably
sustained by the Misses Deninone Richard, and the
otner 90 Richmond Mr. Fletcher 10 using every effort
snd we trust HIS efforts will meet with commensurate
support from discerning community.
MR. MALONE RArMoSp-Ths accomplished gentle
man. of whom the London papers and the press
ly OF England, have spoken so highly in regard to
specie: Of amusement, termed Irish Evenings" will
give MS nrst entertain Monday evening next Mt
the BRUNETTE Gallery, alternately with the Model of An
cient Jerusalem He will be assisted by his wife and
aud perform some splendid pieces the pianoforts One
OF the English papers, speaking of his abilities saws:
MI Raymond possesses almost every necessary quan-
cation for imparpg undertaking Of this sort the
mingled intellectual racness and esprit and the spon.
tansous dash aud exubsrant constitutional ardor whoh
the public accustomed In agnation to associate
with the idea Of an Irish Evening His humor bears
the genuine impress Of the emerald gem Of the
Of scholarship and polished society His anecdotes
pertinent and happily chosen and singularly character
eminently effective in inparting adequate expression
the diversified and ever-changpg sentiments and emo
tons to which the topics be treats OF give rs Every
Irish family and every lover of song and sentiment hui
morous anecdoe and genuine wit should patronixs this
entertainment as more rational and pleasing evening
cannot be passed than will be offered to tho citizens Of
New York on Monday evening next.
sIeNoR AccAsrRo, tho eminent flute player, intends
giving concert at the Tabernacle tomorrow evening;
he mas engaged number of eminent artists to assist
him. and the promises to be Of the best Of
the season. Miss julia Norhsll, Miss Brieut and Mr.
Manvers will sing of tho finest selections from the
works of Rossini, Donixetti, Weber, and Auber and
Sgnor Rspett and Mr. Loder with the full orch. sra Of
the Italian OPERA will do full Justice to the instrumental
part. Signor Accastro will himself perform several
AID IN eat. w Ono
piece In which he will play the flute and piano at the
same time This certainly will be musical curiosity
CIRcUs--BowxRY Drollery and
horssmanshp. Ethiopian minstrclsy and
psntomms and fun, the staple amusements ut this
old established house: The Bowsry Ampbisheatre has
long been the avorite equstran house In EASTERN
and indeed all the other portions OF the city and from
the way things managed there now it will no. lose
iots of its attraotvcness There quite house
full there last evening and doubtless viii be again to.
night
BROADWAY OpEoS-The managers here manage to
get large audience together nightly. The Model Ar
lists fascinating In their deneaons; and
from the excellent in which all tho details
attended to- and their handsome accoutrements &c. will
long continue their present popularity.
CHRIsry's MrNIsTRELs-On returning to their head
quarters last evening, the Minstrels were usual
greeted by overlooking house Being now in the
twentieth of their stay here they have
had ample experience in the taste OF their Patrons aud
accordingly have thoroughly weaded their long list Of
songs Sc, so that now every they sing is avorte
They give fresh programme evening that visi
ters wish to return and hear them again need not
peated. The fame of this band has spread probably
the whole continent.
BArvARD's PANORAMA OF THE MISSISSIPPI This won
der in the shape painting three miles in length
rately dneatng the romantic scenery of the banks Of
the Mississippi is as much admired as ever Barnard,
the great protector and originator of this kind of piano.
rama will doubtless make colossal fortune by its exhi
bon he deserves 1t for his energy and at
time when he was surrounded by difficulties. To speak
Of tho beauties CT this work would far the limits
Of newspaper paragraph; all ought to go and for
themselves.
BRUNETTI's MODEL OF ANCIENT JERUsALRM.-The Pc
culiar soemnity and interest attached this exhibition
give it character which eevates it above the nero
every day shows In examining the beautiful and per-
feet model of the Holy City it in the days of the
Redeemer ones thoughts revert to the days when the
Christian faith was arst promulgated and when all the
great incidents, which have had suoh influence all
mankind, we're trsnspiring This model other
purposes however, than merely satisfying idle ourio
sty ndeliby stamps the mind the position of
all the mentioned in the biblical accounts Jeru
SALEM and In many instances have doubt has led
the mind Of the beholder to inquire and investigate
fully into the truths of the Christian religion
Mr.. R.ymonds descriptive lecture adds much to the
interest of the whole.
Barney williams is still playing at the Athen@um
Pttsburg.
Dr. Coiyer and his Model Artists have been engaged
at Pittsburg.