The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27

niencs, to ssoene of novelty and improve mspt, IS
well a. rational amusement. The usual evening PSF
formaDces will 10 equally attractive.
TApsRNAcLE -GkanIANIA MUSICAL SocIETr.-It Is
well known to eur readers, among whom account
many lovers Of music that the superiority of tina per-
formers of that celebrated band IL now universally
acknowledged in our city. They play overtures,
lcops from operas Of the best maest, with the great
est ability The grand concert of that society went
of, last evening. in a most deserving style. The
overture of William Tell" which was repeated on
that occa,iop. il classical composition, which did
strong contrast by the Soldiers waits" Of Lsnns.
delicate fsntasis, beautiful in composition. yet
n0tsbe by its peculiar rythme The event Of the
ev.upg however. wss B-thoove y pho ny D'Hur"
WISH fAultless in its execution. and given in
spiendor becoming lite uthorship As for the csle-
brs-d overture Of Ne ndelssohu, F." Mdsummer's Night
Dream" IL delightful to witness the aud the
romantic swtotness which was added to the accuracy
of its performance Mr. Timm, the excellent piA uist
In addition to the programme, appeared also and
played the piano forte very remarkable "Adagio
Finale " in minor, from Mendelssohu, which WAS
much appreciated by the audience. We are sorry to
state, that the G-rmanis band Is soon to leave
city. and that they will give but concerts
in New York. This ought to be warming to all those
who have not yet heard them to be the qu for
thei. next concert.
CHRn1r's MrSsrRELs.- The Of this band far
surpssses any similar company that has ever sp-
ne ared In this country When they were here last
they played for the long period Of eleven
during that time Mechanics Hall was crowded every
evening They have now retur ned, aud are as sue
cessfu before. We called there last evening, and
could not get peeping roon. Christy may indeed DO
considered tn, Napoleon of negro mi nstresy for,
matter who lie opposed to him. he fights by genuine
ability, through every officially, and by his
and good manage me ut. and the excellent har-
mony Of his troupe he has the esteem only Of
New Workers. but those OF every towa he performs
TAprRrAcLE-M DKsInE IxsLHRrMER's GaEAr Cow.
cERr.-it is think useless to remind our readers
that this great event will take place this evening,
within the large hall of the Tabernacle. NJ Ikslhei-
mer L. INDEED, star ameng us; and every lover OF
music every admrer OF the pstru cee brated by
Vtuxtemps and Sivo win certainly nos miss such an
occasion Of berg at the debut of the young
French violinist Miss Val-ska klietz, Miss Julia
Nortbsh, and Signori Rossi Corsi and Novelt have
been engaged by VI Ikelheimer and will add their
individual attractions TO that of the b6ne ciaire The
diHetonn of New York will have n rich treat on the
occasion for the programme Of NJ Ikelheimsr,s con
cert is composed OF the best selection of all the
newest works written by the most able masters We
shall have to judge NJ. not only er6cutant but
many of his positions morally said that
they stamped with the sea Of genius No doubt
the Tabernacle will be, TO- night ate nded by many
Nicholson The Ethiopian entertai uments given
nightly at So Bowery. attracting crowded houses.
White g band have become great favorites II would
from the great Of these Ethiopian
that negro melodies are more valued than those of
ov2er class If songs
CAmPBELL's MInsrREIs. The Society Library Is
every night we'll filed to hear this company of Ethie-
pia p+, formers Their sing nd 81 ng are CHI
admired The violin, bone. and banjo players are
very good and Peel and West In their buresque polka
dar ce keep the house in roars of laughter This is
seemingly the age Of negro minstresy; for after
what the aPse attractions Of the other places of
amDsem- nt - be, the great body Of the people seem
rather Inclined to hear Lucy cal cd tn
IN paiDtve melody, than to lsten to the exquisite
taste and meodious strains of the most accomplished
prima donna.
SropPANu HALL.-The grand national exhibition of
Mexico Illustrated is drawing crowds every evening.
1t it u faithful and elegant representation of the
speotive lines Il march pursued by the Amerios n
armies The views picturesque, embra ding the
long lire of country from Vera Cruz to the city of
Mexico also from the encampmsnt at Corpus
Christi to the battle OF Buens Vista. We advise
every patriot to visit this beautiful exhibition of
moving panoramic views.
GERn,AN,A - This evening this celebrated ba nd
give another concert at the Female Academy, Brook
lyn.
SANDS LENT Co will open their circus on Monday
evening next, with q full company Of performers :.
Their b. autful dancing horses trick ponies trained
csmeIs and performing elephants are really worth
Seeing They will make grand enf,ce into this city
on Monday forenoon, in a beautiful chariot, which
will be drawn by elephants.