The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19

THE GERMANIA Musical SocirTr will this evening
give another OF their beautiful concerts at the Taber
nacle. This will be the sixth they have given,
and the universal satisfaction with which they all
been received ID guarantee sufficient that this ng
they will DO their utmost to sustain the high rsputa
ton they have already attained The concert will
consist of ten pieces all CT them most beautiful
and the elegant instrumen music which these Pc
formers produce, will no doubt be as fully applauded
New RooM-The beautiful exhibitions OF NM.
Misrteni and and the curious perform
ances Of Mr. Nels. the armess mau, are attract
ing full audiences every evening. The New Room
exhibitions the most elegant OF their kind We have
CAmrBELL's MrNsrRELs-The new songs which
have been get up by this band all the rage, and
much admired by all who hear them. We perceive
that they published and for sale In ell the music
hear the Campbss sing them, and thus get the true
style. Tonight, their programme is as full of good
songs as a Christmas pudding is Of plums
MELopzoN The present is the fifth week Of the
concerts Of Whites band of Ethiopian Mnstrsls, at
this est blishment During the whole of this time,
they have had crowded houses nightly.
Tom FLYNN, the famous comedian, whose ecoentri-
cities well known to the public will this evening
give q entertainment ct Montague Hall, Brooklyn
His programme is full Of amusement.
AN EXPECTED SrAR.-Among the earliest expected
arrivals may look for at the Park Theatre hear
with sincere qualification, that Of Mr.. Maurice Power
a Of the celebrated comedian Tyrone Power, who
is on his way to lhis country. This gentleman
has made most decided hit in England in several of
those parts in which his father seebrated and
despite liberal offers from the London managers, has
firmly resolved to make his first starr engagement At
Old Drury' the scene of poor Powers greatest tri
and the stage on which the last echoes Of
applause rang In his We anticipate enthusi-
astc reception for the eminent and popular
actor as Tyrone Power.
SANDS LENT Co This equestrian troupe will per-
form at Newark the oath, at Jersey City the
25th and in Brooklyn the 9th, 7th and 9Th Of No.
vember They their route to this city, where
doubt they will be welcomed by the admirers Of their
elegant performances.
A.
an overlooking audience to witness the opera OF
"Lucreza Borga,n at the Chestnut Street Theatre.
greater array of fashion and beauty has seldom bee
seen even In Philadelphia. In the interval between
the first and second acts 1t whispered that Gen.
Worth was present, and at once shout Of Worth ~
g Worth ~" three cheers for General Worth"-was
raised in rs tumultuous manner could be expected
from so high bred audience The distinguished
veteran not generally for some time, but ct
last all eyes fixed upon commanding form, with
hair somewhat svered, sitting in remote corner Of
the parquette. The shouts were then oubled-the
audience mdSse-a hundred lorgnettes were le-
yelled at the general and many pairs of bright
battery Of artillery. The orchestra warmed up with
the enthusiasm of the audie and CONNIE nced play
ing Hail Columbia which received with shouts
and then the cries and cheers of Worth were more
than redoubled. All this time the General safe un-
moved-in close conversation with lady by his side
feeling he at the storming Of the Bishops Pa
lace in the famous assaults OF Moline del Rey. All
the cheering and shouts and lognettes and national
airs and bright glsuces could not disturb him from
his position and the audience obliged at last to
sit down. completely discounted. It was Of
House - Philadelphia Bulletin, Oct. 17th.