The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-04

PAM rHrArRn : Young Power appeared at the Park
theatre last ev.ning IN the Nervous MAN. ana
was also presented and with good effect.
BROADWAY THEArsE.-Mr Forrest appeared last
night Is Jack Cade. The house full, and Mr..
Forest war we'll received, and called before the
tain ct the close Of the piece.
BowERy TnEArRE.-The elegant dramas which have
of late bee produced at the Bowery have been much
admired The last one, viz Life is one Of pscu
admirably managed that it has been most warmly
sppsuded.
BRoApwAY CrRcus.-This place Of amusement II
nightly By the numerous amateurs Of beau
tufeats of and the skilful performance
OF Mss RS Tryon fhonps . troupe are rewarded
with upbounded applause. The company, generally
speaking, are very talented and We believe It would
be ficut to find troupe possessing more ge uuine
quancations equestriane, In any part OF the mon
Burrows THEATRE Professor Risey took his fare
well benefit at this theatre last evening TO night
Masters John and Henry Risley take their farewell
bsnett and present three favorite pieces
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Mr. Rice appeared in two o.
his mot lsughabe negro characters, and the operate
drama Of the Esmerada.' MIR. Rice taxes MS pene-
ut to- night
CpR,sry,s M,ns,Rr1s give concert at O'Clock this
after noon and ut in the evening They are as popu
lar as
CAMpBELL's MISsrRELs will give two performances
TODAY viz. at and P. M and thus afford chance
to those who G I'd evening visits inconvenent They
have A most excellent budget Of songs, AMI they
most Of them and original Urea, % the Singing
Of Campbels Mnstrels.
ME.rco ILLUSTRATED is exhibiting with much
cess at Stoppani Hall 1t Is most interesting af.
fair, and conveys accurate idea OF Tue country be-
tween Vera Cruz aud the city Of Mexico
MElopEoH-The Serenaders are nightly "applauied
to the echon The Melodeon Is paronzed by the most
respectable Of our citizens
SANDS, LENT Cos HIPPoFERGAS CIscrs-The
rapid of novel attractions produced at this
scene OF amusement still continue to overflow the
capacous pavilion during the respective morning and
evening pei forpances and indeed devoid OF all taste
must be the man. woman or child, who could resist
tbe opportunity Of witnessing q recreation with which
many pleasing associations adapted to the capacity
of each, are identified. The simple perusal Of the
the diversified smusements and we have only to re-
ark that whether select the dancing ponies, the
eleI nts the cames the performances of Rugges on
the coyde poidnte. the admirable exhibition OF MIR.
Sands and his children or the unexceptionable HUI
NOR of the clowns. the Judgment would result in a
general tribute to all and each collectively and sepa
ratey The pavilion last night q brilliant display
throughout and we understand equally attractive in
ducements offered for this days umants.
TApERNAcLE.-This evening the Germania Musical
Band will give Of their nmitable instrume ntal
several beautiful pieces OF music which, their hands,
will be executed with the greatest musical skill and
artistic excellence. We hope the attendance this
evening will be such to give them assurance that
their splendid abilities properly appreciated by
discerning audience For ourselves, confess
have never heard a perfect or harmonious band
and We would advise all those who delight in sweet
Sounds to patronise them by their presence,
when promise, they will hear the most thrilling,
truly meodious and most exquisite musical strains
that have ever vibrated upon the ear, or found an
avenue to the human heart.