The New York herald., 1848-12-20

method Of frightening tie Arabs by charging them
With live tiger his shoulders, s quite original
~sy Of beating off superior force The tAbssu where
be Is leaning on the lions name Is beauufo one and
the lion shows much dociIity (though occasionally
observed he showed his teeth in allow hin self
to be go handled Altogether, the exhibitions in this
pi-ce wonderful The farce Of g The Hole n
The Wall - was played bret. and Winanss Thom
ally most lsuyhabls piece of acting Siguora Coccs
BY the audisnos They have beet great f.vorites
AT the Bowsry The beautiful drama OF " Toe Gold
Seekers (s her interesting people In these days Of
gold seeking msnia) concluded the perfor
Miss WeDysss Leila IL most beautiful piece Of sct-
ing We have frequently expressed q most favorable
appears in only serves to oonnrm it. Tonight the
bill will be- repeated only the farce of Going
to the Tros" will be substituted for thar of The Hole
in the Wall -
BRoApwAr THEATRE The debut Of those highly
gifted German artistes, Charles and Adele Hohnstock
last evening, here fully realized the ssnguine
pectatiOns Of the fashionable auditory who pre-
sent on the occasion, amongst whom many of our
most local professors who seemed deeply
grstifed with the almost magic display the part
both pianist and vioinist who Afforded them rich
treat The many admirers Of the concord Of sweet
sounds" who graced the theatre with their prsss
spplauded to the very echo the exc utste aud soul
touching execution OF both. The grand fantasia from
Elisir d'Amore," by Mr. Chas Hohnsteck, was highly
fniebed and thrilling performance the violin show
ing his proficiency in the music art his
refined and delicate touches in Of the most
precision Of his cadences in the dere nt pieces
ecuted by him, at stamp him artist Of the
qualifications almost defy criticism and his
meanor before an audience by NO means confident,
which s often to be found the true concomitsnt Of
genius. or Miss Adele Hohnstock, We speak with
equal pleasure in her brilliant effort, the
The uemoo and grand etude were powerful exscu-
tion and both in the grand dueto for tho
piano md violin completely their sudie nce
1t the conclusion OF the entertain nts, and filled
the house with rich food of melody, from their
ttua fnatw TkAs~ ar.t
has won tbem at once, the highest reputation; and
they will make their second appearance to morrow
evening. The comedetta, The Used Up" well
performed; and the entertainments of the evening
parsed OF with much success. The prices will bs re-
duced to their original during the future per-
formancs Of the German artstes who will again sp-
pear on to- morrow evening. To the boxes. seventy
five cents upper tiers, fifty ecents The bill for this
evening will be found highly attractive.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-The play Of Pizarron was
performed last evening with very strong cast, viz
r.. Scott, as Rolls; Mcfarland, Pizarro; Tilton
Alonzo; Miss Mestaysr and Mrs. woodward as Cora
and Evira AL of these performers played their parts
well, and Scotts Rols, which has always been fsvo.
rite part of his with the New York public was most
Enthusiastically applauded The character is me bet
ter fitted to the pecuiarites Of Mr. Soott acting
most Others which he plays. Miss Mestayer, as Cora
was very excellent. We always glad to see Miss NJ
in such parts Mrs Woodward, as the uhappy Eivira
played with judgment and discrimination. The drama
OF Joan OF Arc,' and the farce of the Omn mnbus,"
were played after Pzsrro " In the latter the part
of Pat Rooney was taken by I. g. Booth, who has
just arrived from Baltimore to play engage
this house. To night Mr.. Scott will appear as Rioh.
elieu, in the play of that name; farce, called
FOUNDED Facts" will conclude the perfor a uces
Tomorrow evening the performances will be for the
benefit Of the family OF the late Mr.. Simpson.
first rate bill will be presented
BUAToS's THEATRx-Again this delightful place of
amusement filed to overhowng last evening" with
the beauty and fashion of the city resembling very
much old times, when the Italian Opera was in full
;1o~ hts TIL
pears to increase wonderfully each night which is
always great acquisition to place Of public en ter
tsipne MT. The performance commenced with " The
Breach of Promise" and don't think we ever saw
the piece played better Mr.. Burton as Ebenezer
Sudden, was the aid man himself and Mrs Vernon a.
u.usl, could not be exceed Miss Chapman was also
very good, receiving renewed applause from the
delighted audience. " California Gold Miuesn was
the great attraction, being of those pieces
that all can understand, at the same time showing up
facts and fancy on the great mania which is now
raging for the gold digging regions Mr. Johnston
and Mr. Rec are both excellent in this piece and
in search of gold Keeps the audience in broad ~rin
the whole time The entertainments concluded with
10 very funny and attractive piece and must be
by all who love fun. The bill is offered for to-
night, and those who wish good seat must 60 early
Dr. secure them during the day
CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PARK ORcHEsrRA |
We are much pleased in seeing that Mr.. Max Ma |
rezek the dsti pgushed leader of the Italian orches-
an Is about getting up grand IN aid of tho
suffered severely in the loss of their respective insru
NE nts by the late fire. We hope his efforts will meet |
xth happy response from the professional gentlemen
'f this city.
CHRnTY's MIrsrRELs-The rush to hear these min |
res every evening" is something like that which is
DOW being made to the gold regions. and they never
satisfy all who seek their concert room with the
poet elegant and pleasing minstresy Their dances,
okes, &C., all new and vared and difficult indeed,
must that man be to please. who leaves them Of |
,vepipg dssatisfed. They are making great prepara-
ions for the holidays.
BRoADwAY Circus Mr.. Gossin, the celebrated
American clown. has been eengaged at this popular
establishment and will hold forth nightly In his Pc
culiar comicates, until after the holidays. He is
lettipg up series Of ChIistmas pieces which will be
highly attractive and with the aid Of the
nagers doubt the Circus will be crowded night
y for some time to come.
CAMrprLLs MrssrnELs, with their jovial voices,
make their room at Society Library md again
,iRhly with most elegant singing; and Crssly Her.
West and fhe rest indeed most perfect adopts
n Ethiopian music They gettp up steam for
he Christmas holidays and from this time hence their
concerts will be more amusing than ever.
New ORLEANS SERENApERs.-The very scientific
efques and limitations almost makes the appsl,ation
# buresque misn omer, as many artist who pre-
erds to much science does not really possess one half
n citizep's dress, and with white faces. Few bands
ould equal them.
MELoDEor.-W Whites Serenaaers, at this snug house.
AIRY oil before them. They give most excellent en-
ertsippents 1t is not surprising they we'll
atronzed.
GEOLOGICAL HALL The ball was usual we'll at
ended last evening by crowds of visiters and the
,essts and brds source Of much gratifcstion to
III who attend here.
MIR. De BAR, the popular comedian, is performing
'ykesey In the popular piece Of Lite in New York;,
the STANDARD Theatre London, with very great
.ees. Mics Vaee, the celebrated dams euse, Is en-
sRed at the Olympic Theatre, as Columbine, in the
,ew Christmas pantomime.
City Intelligence.
The CHOLERA The Cholera still continues at the
n fal hr.t ouSl ho kv T, Aysn
eport the all among the passengers Of the
hip New York:
QUARANTINE, Dec. 10, 1848-oAM.
HIS HoroR THE MAJOR
Two new cases Of cholera, and two deaths have oc-
urred among the German passengers Of the ship New
FORK, within the last "a nours
Respectfully ALEX. b. WHITING,
Health Olfcer.
No cases In the city.