The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-15

ing them to 60 Of more than once week It the
evening and Mechanics. Hsi win iS be itself sssin.
BKoADwAr OpEoN.- Neisss, who plays on nine instru-
ments ut one time Miss Blanchard in her Grecan exs
msnts at this house keep the hsuse full every evening
The central position Of the Odeon very favorable for
It, as 1t Is easy Of access from all parts Of the city
sreSoR srrNKrros exhibition of the charming little
canary Birds at the Society Library is quite the
day, among the ladies Such wonders have pro,
we recommend all to visit them.
BRUNErrI's MODEL ANCIENT JERUsALEM.-This
fine model which is now exhibiting at Panorama Hail.
is without doubt one of the most remarkable produo-
tioas the sge and the research and biblical know
ledge which its construction required must have been
very great. 1t has been executed however with the
greatest accuracy all antiqusrians and students OF
biblical history agree 1t ought to be seen by all One
visit to 1t will to dspe oil the vaguensss Of idea
regarding localities, &c. and fix indeliby In the mind
the actual localities of the great of mans redemp
ton We should think that all principals Of
for educating youth either male female, would do
well to take their young charges to see this model
BRuNswisK's srArUARY Mr. Brunswicks han diwork,
In the shape of copies Of the famous Venus and Apollo
every day They are very faithful copies originals
and the Mexican competition Of which they formed,
gives them very lifs-like and natural appearance
PALMo's OPERA Housr-This evening 10 set apart for
the benefit Of Mr. Burke, the lessee, who has in
CURED heavy outlay In the properties and 9TH
decorations in order to produce everything on the
most magnificent scale. Several tableaux will be
presented all forming excellent evenings entertain
ment Independent OF this Mr. Burke islopg and FAVOR
ably known in this city lawyer, and he has large
circle of acquaintance and friends, who, doubt will
use their exertions to give him bumper
Mr.. GEsRGE VArpESHoFF, having returned from o
successful southern tour will resume his socutionary
lectures at II Leonard street, and will appear Bene
dick this esenipg. Mr. v. Is q gentleman Of deep re-
search possessing good voice. and every other requi
| site to fulfil the duties he undertakes.
APoLLoNRoNs-This excellent and astonishing juve-
nile band of vocal and instrumental performers has
rived in this city and intend to give Of their musi
cal soirees In q lew days Those who have had the
pleasure of listening to this euphonious band require
only to know that they will again unite their efforts to
please their former patrons, and promise their con-
| certs will meet with commemorate patronage.
Our New York favorits, Julia Turnbull, seems to
| have made quite an impression In Washington. She
took benefit Saturday evening last when the house
was crowded to OVERLOOKING
Collins, the Irish comedian, IL attracting crowded
houses at the St Charles theatre, New Orleans The
Picayune and Delta newspapers speak In the highest
terms Of his singing and acting, and the manager 10 re-
| quested to ro-engage him.
Mir Pitt received with the most fattering demon
STATIONS by large audience at the National theatre
CINCINNATI ON the evening Of the 9Th inst.
Mr. Hackett is playing an engagemsn at the Boston
| theatre.
Ciocca is engaged at the Howard Athsneurn, Boston
where the Heron children are also playing.