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

Mr. HArroS the celebrated pianist and vocalist, has
Just arrived in this country, and purposes giving
the citizens of New York. This gentlemen is favor
ably known in the musical circles Of London and
Paris, and the number and OF the recon-
his aualif cations Of very high order The
of Tamburini, +. and l. Lablache, Grisi, Sir Henry
Bishop Bafe Cramer, and other celebrated names
sufficient to gain for him favorable reception. We
were present last night at private entertainment
given by him at Astor House, and we were extremely
we'll pleased. He il perfect master Of the piano, and
has acquired delicacy Of touch and rapdity Of
cution which must elicit the admiration and applause
o. all VINO hear nm he playec ;e pscss from
panied by the piano. The audience were greatly de-
lighted and could not repress the laughter which the
strange and comic medley excited MIR. Hatton's en-
is of a novel pee uar description and
We believe nothing Of the kind has been ever before
attempted in this country John Parry has won a
great reputation in London by this description Of en-
tertainment and we have hesitation in saying that
MIR. Hatton will win, in similar line in this country,
tial. We understand his first entertainment comee
off next Tuesday in the Apollo Rooms and venture
to predict, that on making his debut he will find hi
talents fully appreciate by New York audience.
MEssIEuRs LEvAssEUR MIARTENL-Near the Broad
way Theatre, there has been built very handsome
place of amusement as large as the Olympic, which
edly well paronzed by all the play goers and amateurs
Of our city 1t rumored that this theatre will open
under the of Messieurs Levasseur Miarteni,
who will favor the public with new kind Of entertain
ment, yet unknown in our city. We remember having
seen these artists in Europe and our recollection Is
yet fresh with the deep impression made upon by
the wonderful talent Of Nine Levasseur whose Anti
Mesmsric" experiments have won such a renown all
over the old continent and in South America M. and
Nine Levasseur will entertain the public with expert
ments chemistry, OPTICS astronomy natural phio-
sophy, egerdemain ETC. We will be able to pub.
fish the programme Of the first performance Of these
French artists.
FEMALE ACADEMY, BRooKLrN.-THE NORMAN SINo~
ERs-We congratulate fellow neighbors and citi-
Of Brooklyn at the great treat in preparation
their entertainment this evening" at the Female Acede-
my. The Moravian Singers composed of artists, not
only Of acknowledged but peculiar mert-such as has
crowned their performances in this city, well in
the distinguished circles in Europe-wi give the first
of their series this evening" which, pledge ourselves
will contribute to the satisfaction Of discerning
munity The programme for this occasion Is rich and
diversified, such has elcited-and justly, too the
appreciation of London, Paris and the principal cities
Of Europe The selections from the fret masters Of
representations, as they distinguished for their
authorship.
The PANORAMA GENERAL TAYLoR's CAMPAIGN IN
Mexico is visited by hundreds every evening. IL is q
the elephant in Mexico declare visiting the exhib-
ton here 1t will be shown twice to-day, viz at and
8P. M.
CASTLE GARpES-The usual pleasant musical enter
taiDment will be given here this evening. We can
safely recommend visit to this delightful place
Strangers in the city, especially, ought not to omit
visiting it.
MELoDEoN.-The amusements at this house are va
ried and interesting every evening the singing by
the Virginia Serenaders, and the performance of Mr.
Lesege of popular airs pieces of stone are
most amusing. Those visiting the Melodeon may be
Of finding it q most orderly and wellregulated
house.
CAMrBELL's MINsTRELs These inmitable dar-
kies continue their concerts with increasing
success each evening they have most fashionable
audiences to hear them and each evening these audi
depart most heartily pleased with the elegant
entertainment afforded them by these princes Of Eho
plan mnstrelsy To-day they will give two entertain
ments, viz. at and 2. NJ.