The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-27

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the could be distinguished from each other Miss
Kate Horn, always welcome, as Julia. was received
with great applause. The piece most powerfully
cast, and produced in indispensable style. The
Elton Boy followed in which the popular actress
Miss Isabela Dickinson sustained the characters Of
Tom and Fanny Curry, in beautiful style. Niblo's
theatre is mort delightful place to spend an evening
and the proprietor has evinced such Judgment in the
selection Of his company that the pieces nightly offer
cd have other effect than to fill the house He
is just the man TO cater for the public amusement
and the pieces Of last night gave ample evidence Of
The Pie cides, VaDdenhof and host of Others are
there and what is best of all they cannot be sur
passed by the company Of any theatre in the
try, for comic and other lsughable performances
CAMrBELLs Mrns1RELs are makinga great excite
ment in tho musical circles Of New York. for their
singing is excellent and their musical attainments
scie ntifc that the most decatey critical ear can
not fail to be pleased with their performan add to
this their ready and refined wit, their graceful dane.
ing, and the amusing nature Of the toat ensemble of
their concerts, and our citizens certainly ave most
delightful place of resort at the concerts OF tho Camn
bell Minsirels. Tonight they will give first rate
programme.
Mr.. HArIoS will give another of his amusing con-
certs this evening, the Stuyvesant Institute The
great with which his concerts hitherto have
been tte nde d. has bee due reward to Mir Hattons
admirable entertainments They the most original
and really intereting concerts which have been gwen
in New York for long time To. night bis programme
viii be fail one The comic scenes the old songs
Of Dibdn and the Classical music Of Aendelsohn will
all he introduced The famous song The Little Fat
Man. will also be sung aurI the evening
NJ. DESIRE IKIIuEniER.--Ths wonderful young VIC.
limit aged 1j years whore talent and reputation are
well known among us, by tue recent triumphs he
las obtained in Paris principally at the sorees the
"Jnrtn d liver will soon arrive In New York for we
Dnosrstand that he to sail board OF the Aneri-
steiner Iermahn. Wecopy the foil ny extract
from the Gazdte d,s 7htdres of Pari.: @Shut
your eyes you will imagine that you hear de criot
a bow ful Of yigor, an admirable precision in the
ooube no'cs, the energy Of man. great
in the dcgosuch the principal qualities Of that
srtst. fifteen yesrs cid, who rivals only among
most skiliul professors" No doubtful. Ikehemer will
also make an IN preston in our musical city.
MADAME ANNA BIsHop-Ths distinguish ed voc aiiet,
after most tuccessful professional tour through the
States has arrived in this city We hope in a shor.
tim. u heal Of her engagement a or other the
theatres her splendid abilities must prove a success-
ful card to The management of whatever theatre she
may be engaged in
LHEr1Y's MiSsTnEis.--This inimt able company of
Ethiopian Mef dsts will give two their original
tortenm. nts ut roughkeepte this aud tomorrow
ming They commence at Mech snics' Hail. Broadway,
on Monday next, "a October. Look out for crowded
houses.
Dan Marble closed an engagement at Chicago, on
the 10Th instant.
John X. Scott is playing at the National Theatre,
Cincinnati
Mr.. Dempster gave q concert al CINCINNATI, on the
I'D instant.