The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-23
TWO CENTS.

will be the Richmond and the other parts will be weI
hled dance by Miss Csrline aud q ouple Of most
amusing farces, viii conclude the performances.
BURroN's THEArRE- Moth vii ndin M the missrs-
bic weather and the wretched walking this place or
amusement attended by fair and diserim nating
audience The manager, are glad nnds his efforts
to provide novelty appreciated, and every ono goes
away delighted with the humor of the pieces put upon
the stage Three four local pieces generally COM
prize the evenings entertainment. The " Printers
Apprentice " CRfor mia Gold Mines and Where's
Bsrnum? presented last evening. The first play
great favorite and substituted for the Breach
establishment Burton's Gen. NORM officer of the
French army was admirably performed la fact, every
thing In his hands, Is done up to perfection Miss
Chapman as the Printer Apprentice, che leading
feature Of the piece and acted to the life She Is Q
sterling actress and NAH es the most Of in
her line The other two pieces have bee ed 10 vsra
nights in tuccessop have SPOKE of their
merits "Vsnity Fair" been underi ned for several
T sh sUnn Ds aod sa
Mines,' will be played this evening.
BRoApwAy ClRcus -The preparations for q grand
display at Christmas here, are on a most extended
scale, and the little boys will rich treat from the
enterprising proprietor the shape OF nts
and regular shower Of toys. which are to be disri-
buted santa Claus, in psntomime, and tn. patron
Saint Of Gotham, together with the COMPANY 10 gene
raj will all make grand display. the -ut.rta nts
each evening are conducted With in mite ability
CHRisTys MINsTRELs.-To-day these gsniusea VII
give two concerts, afternoon and evening one
They have been adding to their stock Of music lately
Blame or instance, IL quite popular During the COM
ing holiday week expect they will have their hands
full to accommodate the crowds who will go to hear
them.
NV ORLEANS SERENADERs To-day these elegant
performer will shine out, they give two concerts
an afternoon as well as an evening one Their bro,
includes mum Der of the most fsvorits .eimo.
from the most celebrated Italian operas; and the im
tatons of the European singers are nightly applsuded
highly Swaine's performances on the bones also
very admirable. They have engaged the Tabernacle
for Christmas night.
MELopEoN. Whites minstrels work hard at this
house, to purpoe, too, they have crowded
sudie nightly. Their programmes include all the
best Ethiopian music of the day.
CAMpBEIL's MINsrRELs = The concerts OF these phi
and with reason, they all intelligent dsrki.s,
and as Captain Cutie would say chock full OF SOL
afternoon as well evening, concert We hear that
they will shortly appear In citizens dress, and with
white faces.
MADAME BrsHor's GRAvp GALA CoScrur.-This
evening concert Of the greatest variety OF musical
gems ever offered for the amusement OF the diiesnH
OF this city will come of at tho Tabernacle. The
epte rtainments will commence with the overture
Cauaiina, from Ernani, which will b. followed BY the
Rspidsn by Meyerbeer, which will be executed with
eli the ple that the most refined style Of VOCAL
this viii be The Voyage Musical" In different parts
of the world comprising the national airs Of every
country. This grand composition has been perfected
by the most dgent and assidious labor by the great
comporer Bochss, in arranging 1t 80 Is to suit
the instruments peculiar to every nation represent
effect to the music Of ali. Chins will BIZ represented
by The gong; Hindostan, by the initiative music Of
merely brestbed into, and Lutte Turk,y by the VIC.
lin with three strings; Italy, BY the charming mando
line Spain, by the csstsnets Portugal, oy solemn
chorals France by the hourhh Of Crumpets aud
oil of dru ms in the In pritiDg and 70 hstic music
of La Marsalxise." This will end the first part Of
the "Voyage Musicaln after which Madam Bishop will
sip tn. aintive and thrilling melody OF Jchu An
my J which to the not only to the natv
to the finest toucht domestic love and fell city will
be received with the applause II merits ss beautiful
ooTposti1n she "i a1ssto Du que!
aided by Sig. PeIelli. The second part commences
with Swit Rand In the cee brsted air the Rams dss
Vathss" Germs is represe by the lively tones
of the D. horn Poland by wild strains Of the ve a;
Russia by the horn; America BY the lively inspi
ritiBg national air Of " Yankee Do de- Scotland by
the psg -p per- in the well known air The Campbes
are Coming" Ireland 10 the beautiful air, " The Min
stre Boy with full orchestra six harps and military
band; snd England by the nstionsl anthem Of God
rave the Queen,o and the whole will conclude with
tho French Chsnsonette Of Je sus Ia Bayadere,''
composed expressly for Madam BIsnop. II the must
cal gentry OF this city resist the attraction hero
red for their amuse MT we will be much surprised;
but opinion s that at early hour the Taber-
nj Gle will be crowded TO its utmost capacity
The HoHSsTocKs-We are sorry to inforu, our rea-
that the last concert in this city Of these
pile ibid musicians will take place 1T the New Musical
Hall $50 Broadway, on Tuesday evening next. From
the reception they have met with at the Broadway
theatre. on evenings when it seemed Of the
pecs on next Tuesday evening to see overho owing
house They would not leave New York so soon, but
having other engagements to fulfil they obliged to
limit thsm,elves Ut present to concert, when
dict the lovers of good music in this city will
proper testimony to establish the fact that they
know how to appreciate real talent when they meet
witht.
GEOLOGICAL HALL.-The stormy state Of tho westher
does not deter the who eck TO this spsn
did mensgerie from attending The lions, tigers ee-
psaLts, csm.s birds, &c are all in dne condition,
and the general aIrsngeme nts of the interior
celent in every particular. The exhibition will form
leaoipg feature Of atuaction in our public
nents during the holiday week.
THE FAIR MARINERS FAMILY EQUESTRIAN
advise all fre Dds of the poor Of salors
families land who does not know that there multi
tudes Of such in midst p just to step in at 1874
hi than Square, and see what few benevolent and
enterprisipg ladies do when their sympsthies
nliited In behalf OF the needy They will there lind
ample opportu pity Of witnessing beautiful array Of
fancy useful articles for Chyitmss prese nts to-
gether with meager exhibition Of fair faces.
Hutton and Gungl are in Boston.
The Ravel family are in Charleston.
The Sttyermsr kische band are again In Boston.
C Dibdin Pitt vas 10 New Orleans on the 14th Inst.
Felix Carlo IL with Rise's circus in New Orleans