The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-26

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heard throughout the house. she seemed perfectly Mt
heme and self possessed in her novel position AS re-
CARDS regulating the tone OF voice that is difficulty
as it must require some practice to enable them to
judge properly Of the tone they ought to use She
ed the part Of Virginia with much judgmc Mt and her
fine figure, and really handsome face set of bv her
luxurant black hair made her appear to very treat
vantage. Once she has regulated her voice and had a
little more practical experience the stage she will
do very we'll The rest of the perfcrma noes went OF
well indeed they consisted of farces full of fur
the audience in frstrate humor until the close of the
entertainments. To- night Mr.. Scott will appear IA
Macbeth This will be the last night of his
here. The very aughable farce of the Illustrious
Stranger" will also be played.
CASTLE GARDEN. -This evening the garden will be
open as usual for promenade and music and to. NOR
the regular Sunday evening concert will be given
There is no pleasanter place of resort in town than
this elegant establishment.
CAMpBELL's MINsTRELs will give two pcrforma rcos
to-day, viz: at and p. NJ These delightful singers
are growing more popular every day the public are
just waking up to of their merits and thew are
now universally acknowledged to be the best ba nd in
the h Mon
THE MoRAvIAN MNsTRELs.-This talented comnanv
Of vocalists whose performances have excited the adj
mraton of all the fashionable circles of England scot
land and Ireland, the way and expected IN
arrive soon to treat the citizens Of New York with
some Of their wonderful performa noes. The British
papers loud in their expressions of the talent of
this little band of musician MS and We NAV expect are
long to lend to their sweet strains of melody
on the other side Of the The prina donna OF
the company Fraulen Lovarney, is said to be equal to
the celebrated Jenny Lind, whose fame has sounded
throughout the musical world.
MAURICE STRAKoscH.-This distinguished MIA Mat
and general favorite will give concert this evening
at the Marine Pavilion, Rockaway He will be assisted
by Miss Northal lie goes there the solicitation of
several highly respectable families
T.. p. CHRIsTy, the manager of the band called
Chrstys Mnstrels, has benevolently contributed the
sum OF $3.50 towards the relief Of the sufferers by the
recent disastrous fire in Albany
Mn. DnTiS AND his SoNs.-These celebrated and
unrivaled performers the horns and sax tubas
are expected here by every packet The press of Eu.
rope speak the highest terms of their great execu
ton !and soul stirring melody. They have received
the praise Of Meyerbeer. and other celebrated com.
poeers, as to their deep musical knowledge beautiful
style, and CORE Ct excellent execution We hope soon
to hear Of their safe arrival and to be delighted in
listening pure harmonious strains which have bean
lauded by the first families in Europe
DEATH OF Mn. HAMMOND, THE ComEprAN-This cele
brated comedian arrived but short time since in this
country and Immediately CONNIE need an engagement
at Niblos, Astor Place. though from severe indisposi
ton he was unable to appear but twice both of which
occasions he won for himself place in the high admit
ration Of all who saw him. For several evenings his
name was announced, but his disease was Of such n
character that IL was impossible for him to appear
HE last appearance in the character of Paul Fry was
ailed with enthusiastc delight His disease assumed