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

ter named piece, and likewise In the drama Of the
"waDderipg Boysn Burke, Titon, Pardy, and Mrs.
Chapman all acted we'll in the "Kipg aud the Desert
er" As for the ..4 neee..cs ~ what nes1
we say more than that IL as great favore ever!
Poor Charles Meadows is nightly victimissd, to the
great delight OF the audis and Nose and Skeseys
acts OF proves are as signal This piece must
be withdrawn after the present. week. The excellence
Of the bill for this evening will doubt attract large
audience though that is novelty at the Nations
the contrary such a thing slim house has not
been seen there for months
Burrows THEArRE.-This very attractive place Of
amusement was well filed last evening, in order to
witness the new piece, called Where's Barnum!"
Iris piece is decided hit the audience KEEP
In full glee from the beginning to the end The indie
scribabilities, original and comca incidents, showing
the wonders of the world got up in style Of su
perior attraction MIR Broagham, as MIR. Smiler, the
manager OF strolling company OF comedians re.
ce,sto much applause; but Mr. Burton as Spiggles an
unhappy trsgedian, was the great attraction keeping
the whole house in continual roar Of laughter,
pecally when MIR Burton appears rs the Mammoth
BABY, and swings on the stage b. prodisious baby
jumper. The audience then convused with
laughter This piece bids fair to have long run and
we recommend all who wish to laugh heartily TO
go and see it, The Breach of Promise was re-
ceyed former nights with the greatest feelings
OF appreciation. The performances concluded with
the Tragedy Queen which received its full share
Of applause. This evening, the Same bill is offered,
and crowded houte will be the result. We advise
those who wish good seat to go early.
GUNG'L's CONCERT given last evening" at the
Musical Hall, Broadway, was attended by large and
tainment commenced With the overture from the
Ct Norma" aud was played throughout with great
musical skill The Danube Melodies, waltz, by Strauss,
were delightfully."- executed. Master label was then
placed at the harp and his execution Of variations
q theme from Norma he ELECTED the cheers Of gra-
tilted audience. The New York Quadrilles By request,
were lively and inspiritpg and tho fantasia theme
from Robert lie Diabls," was ably handled by Mr..
Braun who produced the sweetest tones and
the most difficult passages with the greatest precision
ease, and harmony. In fine, between waltzes, polkas
marches ard various other airs the hearers of this
splendid band were dellghted and they separated,
doubt, determined to attend the last concert They
give one, to- night at the Brookyn Institute.
THE HoHNsTocEs These artists, whose fame vio-
lin and piano uirtuoos has been the theme for long
time Of all the German papers, have arrived in this
city, nd intend in few days to give their first con-
cert They spoken of as stars OF the first order
having produced the greatest sensation wherever they
have performed charles is said to be of the most
remarkable violiniss living, possessing all she
high and dstip gushing qualities which necessary
to fully deveope the great power and sweetness of this
enchanting instrument. His execston of melodies is
romari ably plaintive, always speaking language to
the heart which charms his hearers ard his perfor-
nance Of the most difficult passages la Paguani,
difficult instrument, that many Of the German papers
pronounce him an extraordinary genius. Madame
Adele the sister of Charles skewise star in her line
She ia only are informed, seventeen years old,
and if to place reliance upon the musical cha
racter which preceded her arrival in this country ha
wing received the highest eucemiums in Europe for
the performance of fantasia themes from the opera
Lucrezia have little doubt of the of these
artists not only in this city but &
give private Source to the press Of this city.
BnoADwAy CIRcus.-There WAS large attendance
here last evening, and they enjoyed the entertain
ments good deal. MIR. Marfarand's still vaultng
astc nishe all who present He gave less than
sixty two somersets in succession and seldom has
such feat been performed in any similar establish
mems in this city. The company attached to this
sple did circus embraces the of who have
attained the highest emnence in equestrian and ath-
letc exercises.
CHRIsTy's MINsrRELs These songsters are as fresh
and gay as ever each week they gather more and
fame and cash. Talk of your Californian gold
mines they have hit on vein long;ago, which they
working most proftably and pleasantly too Each
concert they give fur nishes least hu ndred people
with full three hours nalloyed happiness What
lie tepefacters they are
MELopEoN.-The same success which las attended
this house from the Mt still CONT nues. 1t
IS crowded every evening.
CAMpBELL's MINsrRELs gaily singing every even
ing at the Society Library before large and
audiences They most harmonious set of dar kes,
and any one is Oppressed with ennui bad spirits
will warrant evening spent with them to be perfect
cure.
The Nrw ORLEANS SERErApERs.-The members OF
this band most indeatgable in their exertions
get up unique and racy concerts At the same time
they are on the most refined scale, snd afford the
greatest delight to the crowds who nightly listen to
Them. They are now looked ON as a most excellent
company.
ZooLoeIcAL HALL-The fine exhibition Of birds to
be here continues to draw imme crowds and
on last evening the hall filed with many were
dele heo with the exhibition. The cole ton Of the
Iarest description, and well worthy of a visit.
EXHIBITION At THE TABERNAcLr.- DR.. Cotton gave
alecture last night at the Tabernacle, accompsn MED
by exhibition of the magnetic telegraph to srge
audience Atelegraphic line with galvanic battery,
wires and registers placed before the the audi
ence, representing New York and Washington, and
messages transmitted 10 and fro on the wires. The
construction, arrangement and operation of all the
apparatus were fully explained, to the delight of all
After this, series of experiments given
Illustrating many Of the late surprising discoveries in
electro. msg netsm The whole concluded with ex-
hlbition Of Rembrandt Peae's original painting
Court Of Death which appeared to give great satsfac
ton. Dr. Boy nton will give the lecture this
evening on the subject Of electr gnetism with
number OF interes tang xperimen which will doubt
less attract an equally large attendance.
MADAME ANNA BISHOP the European nightingale
who sings in every language Of that continent has
ated quite tu'cre In the city Of Washington we'll
in Baltimore. In the csu8i of the pion the sa-
loon in which she sings is ne5y crammed to sufoca-
ton by the beauty and intellect Of the land who
reported to be enthusiastic in their appreciation of the
fair nd caDtatrce Our eRders will doubt
less helgbted to hear that she intends to give her
first psf, in fact her only grand gala concert.in
u The Taber nacle, on Thursday, Decor
q less to say more than that the vast
Of will be crowded, and this concert
rHf AREA B Sutherland Esq. late of the
this city has recently balt o beautiful
the city Of Utica, by subscription, being the
on which the Bowery was last built; aud we
Id he has q fine company, which are playing
b crowded and fashionable houses, it being