The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-11


lent hin IL presented, win be by referring to
our list Of amusemepts.
Burrows THEATRE, CHAMBERs STREEr.-Ths en-
tertsnu sntsast evening" s this classical and fashion
able house, we're such to command CLOSE packed
and crowded company. "New York in Slices' takes
WE'LL WE'LL indeed any piece Of the same domestic
kind which has ever been brought forward in this city
We have already, on former occasion expressed our
opinion Of this kind Of drama and IL only remains to
add that each night Of OF these rich
slices" seems to Increase It's attractions, and to
draw not thin slices, but thick Dense solid hunks Of
the New York population to their own great city,
and its Manners held up before them as In faithful
mirror Mr.. Brougham's inimitabe performance Of
Onekiphorous Lobjoit, and Mr. Burtous truly wonder
full performance Of Mr.. Timothy Toodle. served to
I" cap the climax and make delighted audience de-
part shaking their sides with unequalled merriment,
and convince that there place like Burtons for
rich comic and delicious entertainment
BROADWAY CIRcrs-THE ALHAMBRA, HEAR SPRINs
SrREEr-This attractive place Of rational entertain
ment, under the experienced management Of John
Tryon and Corporal Thompson, was last night
of mt which the community have recently
eApsrepced. The performs ces, equestrian Ind gym
pastic were conducted with admirable skill in each
department. and all the acts and exercises were cor
daily acknowledged by q crowded and fashionable
audience. The houle is not only admirably located,
but fitted mp in a style Of elegance and comfort
that must command general att ntion. Independent
Of the there WIN De very .n
day. This establishment deservedly commands the
public attention.
GERMANIA Musical SocIEry.-Ths talented band
performers which cheered at their first appear
anoe with such an enthusiastic reception, gave last
evening their second concert at the Tabernacle and
though 1t was not attended by many hearers 1t went
of in very unexcsptionsble style. These musicians
sde geat hit and no doubt, when they snail have
been by the dilettant Of musical city,
they will meet the success they deserve, and obtain
the fame which has made the fortune Of previous
bands. We were greatly astopished at the precision
with which these insrume ntalsts played the different
pieces marked in the programme; and admired the
richness OF tones and exactness Of the brass nstru
ments which are it is well known the most difficult
to manage in orchestra Tie overture Of "Stradel-
la by NedermaJe and not by Flotlou said in the
bills, ally fauess and drew forth rapturous ap-
psus Philomeo Waltz, as well as Elise Polka, were
also executed to perfection. The "Railrosd Gallop
made also its usual hit. The Germans company will
undoubtedly succeed, by persevera nee. They will
give their third concert this evening
MN. MARTESI AND LEvAssEuR continue their exhi
billions, with much success. They are both gentle
men Of great scientific attainments and they happily
bring their newedge bear the various portions
Of their elegant ailments The elegant iableaux
and astronomical diagrams are most beautiful affairs,
end their teats in legerdemain most surprising
The clairvoyance OF Nine. Levssseur Is something
wonderful which We recomme nd all non. believers in
amin al magnetism to witness They exhibit this
evening, as usual.
CHRIsry's MINISTRIES The excitement in favor of
thete inimitabe SIM is thing that, TO Byrons
for every evening they go adding to their stock Of
fame and public favor. They are NEST ndefatigab BILE
in their endtaVors to peaAe their patrons and those
endeavors meet with the they merit Ethiopian
singing is the Italian opera Of the many; and though
scientific music better please the of the
diietfanh, the harmonious songs Of Christy's will
always find full favor with the public generally They
will give fine programme this evening.
CAMpBELL's MINsrRgLs have taken up a firm posi-
ton at Society Library and supported in IL by
most crowded and fashionable audie noes every even.
ing Their songs are applauded to the echo, and as
for their dancing, especially Luke Vests, it is pro-
nounced to be the most graceful exhibition possible
for though 1t is termed burlesque, there is much
elegance in it that it misnomer They vary their
program me- and also ntrod longs every
ing. Thus those who wish to visit them a second
time, need stay away because they think The same
things will be sung over again.
NJ. DESIRE iKELHEIMen.--This talented young VIC
lnist, of whom We have already spoken in a precc
the concerts given ut lie Jardin Hiver has arrived
by the steamer Hermann. We understand from per.
sons " no have been favored with hearing of this
wonderful player, that his talents really worthy OF
the reputation he has gained, and We hope he will
make his first appearance at one OF the public
places of amusement OF New York.
Misc Julia L. Northal, the vocalist pgs at Neyarh
to night, at a concert given by Mr.. StrakOseh.
Mrs Juis Tui nbull, the d4nsegse CONNIE need an IN
gageni Lit at Albany on Monday night
The OPERA IN PHILApELpHrA.-'' Norma was an.
nouDced for last night with 1ruf.iin the principa
pant
NEW Music Firth. Pond & Co, have for sale three
beautiful pieces OF music One is called the Rosebud
ne not in sorrow" and Oh for home beside the