The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

those who have hitherto enjoyed their former spsu Al
anpiays, rs by those who were prohibited from vii
Messing on Saturday night the then generous trbut
TO their talents, confirmed by the unanimous ope
ration OF the artists of all nations and mag nia
sustained by their Dstchless execution in q con
Cert Of unsurpassed submity.
CHRsrY's MISsTRELs make more fun in one hou
than person can usually pick up in a mouth in hi
ordinary walks. One have idea OF the delight
full natuse of their concerts conveyed to them by
newspaper notice They are sui geaeris ia their per
formances and must be seen to be appreciated.
MELoDEoN This snug house is doing snug bust
ness, and has snug audiences every evening so 1t Il
epug all round Those who doubt it have only hea,
Whites Serenaders singing and they will imme datsly
be converted to the above opinion.
CAMPBELL's MINsrRELs These singers are RAISING
tremendous excitement in their favor and their
singing dancing &c are certainly the most
Ihey WIZ oring forward new music every evening. and
this variation Of their programme prevents
like monotony in their concerts.
TIE GuNe'L BASD.-This company of instrume nj al.
ists VINO nave electrified Europe not only With their
perfoi msnces, but with the sublime compositions
which have identified the of their leader as
amongst the first Of modern authors, ore announced
for concert Thursday evening at tho Taber
the particulars OF which win enume. ate to MORO W.
some Of the most brilliant gems Of Gupgrs musical
Imagination, and anticipate for them most snthusi-
astic reception.
Mr.. WILSON'S CoNcrRr-This talented gen Gun an q
concert and illustrations of the songs of Scotland
again attracted fashionable audie last night at
the Tabernacle. They we're delivered with lasts and
marks Of appreciation throus bout As this ge utle-
mans series about to Close the public should not
OF revviDg their remi nsoences of the land Of song
and chivary.
BROADWAY CIRoUs. The Alhambra is still nightly
crowded with asssmbages of delighted witnesses, who
md themselves amply repaid Tor their endauce.
Messrs Julien and ppe Marnett appeared
hast evening in their truly remarkable performa
upon the rope stills aud the suspended cords Per-
sons who are fond Of gymnatic sports should witness
these truly remarkable persons who, in the most
tonishipg feats. The sports of the ring ever,
OF the highest character. Madame Carrolrs horse
manshp needs to be seen to be apprecated and then
there are Master Aymar Master Williams Mr. Sweet
and MIR. Carroll all of thin celebrities in their way
Inc time Is made to pass merrly by those two Glow
OF clowne, Jobn Gossin and Dan Gardner who keen
up continual fire of jokes and merry ma sms to the
perfect deligh Of the tun loving. Mr.. Macfaraud
belongs to this company, and if be does not his
eighty somer.ets every evening it is well known that
he do 1t, for he has The evening ts
wind up every evening with a ring farce and the al.
dicnces 60 away determined to come again at their
earliest convenience
SANDS, LENT Co.'s splendid establishment has
Deen 20 successful In the upper part OF the CITY, that
the prOprietors have been induced to rema some
time longer in town, and have engaged the grou ds
where Njblos Garden formerly stood on which to ex-
hibt their splendid stud Of animals and also the Hue
equestrian and other performances by their tale ted
troupe The programme for this evening will consist
Of all the most attractive of the ring-gym-
nastic feats Olympic illustrations by MIR r Sands
and sons dancing horses trained ponies performi ng
elephants, camel professions. SC which the capabil-
Ties OF TINS troupe enable them to perform with the
utmost br'lliancy. We expect there will be great
rush this evening.
VAN AMBuRG's MENAGERIE.-This extensive estab-
ishment will open for exhibition Jersey City this
afternoon, and at Brooklyn on Weduesday Thursday
Friday and Saturday.
SrvoRI, the Paginini Of the present day, has been
doing well in South America aud will be- in Havana
on the fret January, on his route 10 this city.
BoMBARDMENT VERA CRUz.-This diorama Tito
exhibition well attended every evening The roo
sos Broadway, is warm aud comfort abs aud the d.
Drama is admirably worked Ths plans of one of our
abest generals faithfully depicted aud the
battery and shells give great effect the bomb ard
ment scene.
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