The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-29

OF applause The comic duet $50 Fisto In oorpo Ave-
IT," BY Signor De Begins and Signor Noveli displayed
great powers OF these gifted vocssts who hold 80
ngn poeition In the italian school Of the profession
De Begins was particularly happy In his comic att
tudes and gestisulation, while singing In dueto and
they hqImonized, completely filed the Tabernacle,
which, I'm its immense size uires no ord COM
pass The whole entertainment was rich treat to the
admirers OF musical genius and reflects mite credit
on the various artists who dered their highly vaua
BILE services, grstutousy, for the occasion It
timaed that the proceeds Of the evening to
something near 500.
CHRBrY's MINsTRELs.-The concerts Of these heroes
are a. racy and Christy the manager. keeps
his budget Of entertainments full as ever of all the
new and most popular melodies Of the day Mechanics
Hall Is crowded nightly and though they have sung
nightly for something like fifteen months in success
they sing
BROADWAY CIRcUs.-The grand attractions nightly
presented here draw immense houses aud the extaor
binary feats by the company In equestrian exercises
balancing, and ground and lofty tumbling continue
to delight the crowds of vsiters who ook to
witness the performance The riding Of Mr. Carroll,
and the astonishing muscular powers Of the French
brothers. leading features In the splendid enter
tainments at this popular circus.
CAMPBELL's MINsrRELs-The artists who compose
this band all eager scqut themselves with sciat
every evening" and the plaudts which are given them
by the numerous and intelligent audiences that attend
their entertainments are most deservedly bestowed
Crosby, West Herman, and the other members, are
all great In their way To. day. they will give two
performances, viz, at and SPIN.
BENEFIT OF DECEASED FIREMEy's WIDOWS AND Ga
PHANs-t will be recolected that the benefit to the
fund for the relief of the widows and orphans Of de-
ceased fremen, will come off this evening, at the
broadway Circus. Surely, for SO benevolent cause
all will and contribute to the fund The perform
snces will be of the first order, just such Iryon
Thompson give nightly and which cannot fail to fill
the Fart of those gentlemen is but one Of the many
noble acts which have characterized their whole
career
GuNG'Ls CONCERT, THIS EvDNING, AT NEWARK
ftntn Atats~
Of instrumen tasts, who have
their reputation at every court in Europe we'll
DISCRIMINATING citizens q Newark We Can ' assure
them In prospective that rich and varied illustration
their individual and combined powers will be afforded
and national compositions which have placed the name
Of the leader and founder of this charming bsad upon
an envabe pre- eminence which has beef univer
sally acknowledged in all countries. We pledge our
musical reputation for the correctness Of and
have doubt that the result will fully endorse our
conviction OF their indisputable merits.
HERzs GREAT MUSICAL FEsTvAL.-To-morrow eve
ming this grand affair comes of; and from the list of
distinguished names in the programme, both vocal
MEN s,ns asrs hsa s put snst the
beauty and fashion of the city Although che Italian
Opera Company under proper management might be
has also secured the service Of Gungl's inimitabe
band, and will himself execute several new and beau
tul ,7 Of his own This being the last CON
nacle will be crowded at an early hour advise
the securing Of seats.
FAREWELL CoScERr.-This evening the Germ.nis
Tabernacle have for them the highest esteem of
the gentry of this city will give their last con-
cert this season, at the New Assembly Rooms, $50
Broadway The programme contans a great variety
OF beautiful pieces and in the hands Of this u.ite
band we are convinced they will receive all the scen
ti6c knowledge for which the Germania as a must
cal association, celebrated. Leuschow, the
leader, has composed for the occasion beautiful pot.
pourr descriptive Of the at the variou,
MIA NJ amnaa In acifv Mod ka,
In the kindest manner, offered her services and will
sing cavatina and grand aria which will be reader.
pleasing expression which have gained for her whie
performing at Pa mos Opera House the esteem of au
diences who were delighted with her soft and msodi.
cadences. The Germsuia, then present very at.
tractive BILL and We hope they will have full house.
GEOLOGICAL HALL.-Tho exhibition here of rare
birds and beasts well attended both In the fore and
black evans Tiger wolves, aud the greas variety Of
lions and other animals, are pronounced the dnest
specimens Of the kind ever before exhibited in this
city. Van Amburgh Co. have shown much taste
in the selection OF so rare an exhibition of the wild
tenants Of the forest"
New ORLEANS SYSTEMATICALLY elegant entertain
ments given by this talented band highly appre-
ciated by the public and the artistic in which
they 90 through their songs shows that they are no
have made for themselves in all parts Of the Union
and also in Europe will be increased by their present
performances.
sMrH's MIxsTRrLs.-This band of singers are doing
finely at the New Room. They are . most excellent
band, fine singers, and witty withxl.
MELoDEoy.-W Whites Ethiopian Serepaders are as
racy in their concerts and attract every
evening to this snug aud we'll managed
MEXICO ILLUsrRArED.-T This beautiful exhibition is
most admirably got up and is well calculated to give
excellent idea Of the interior of Mexico The ex-
panstory lecture by Captain Carter, adds much to
the interest Of the exhibition
BoMBARpMENr VERA CRuz.-Now that the war
Is and all hands have returned home those who
stayed at home glad to hear how the battles were
fought and towns taken The dioramic exhibition of
the Bombardmont Of Vera Cruzn gives q most spi-
rted and exciting view Of that awful scene.
SrARKoscH.-This eminent artist has been very sue.
cesefu In his concerts since he left this city and
vera journals speak highly of his Abilities and Of the
excellent vocalist who accompanies him. Miss Julia
Norths, who is always happy and pleasing in every
thing she SINCE.
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