The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-14

more perfectly up to his parts The part OF Cordss
requires little excellence Miss Wsymiss's voice Is
very good and her conception Of her parts IL gene
rally sccurate but her gestures constrained and
faulty. Mrs. Jones made very excellent 6onern
To- night Mr.. Vandenhof takes his benefit, and VAL
appear Hotspur in the play Of King Henry vs."
supported by the strength Of the company, Mr.
Haekett PLAYING FastsG and Mr. Crisp IS the Prince
farce of Venus in Arms.n in which Miss Dickinson
will appear n two characters.
BRoApwAr CIRcus-THE ALHAMBRA, NEAR STRING
SrREET-This fine resort Of amusement, which is I'M
doubtedly the prettiest in this style which ever
opened in city, again, last evening, Of
enjoyment and delight for the numerous assembly
which was there congregated The performances Of
horsemanship and gymnsstic feats were conducted
with great skill and elegance in each department. and
greeted with the appreciation OF all present. For the
last five years place Of amusement like this only fire.
qusnted BY good company, ana where the elegant
by the people Of community and great praise is
due to Messrs Tryon and Thompson for the taste in
which they have fitted up the old Alhambra The lit
tie Bob Williams Is q very wonderful enfant prodige,
and will undoubtedly attain high rank in his pro-
esson. The British Aorobsts are also very astonish
ing but the grand fests Of equilibrium exhibited by
Lavater Lee worthy Of especial notice The i-v-
ging-the performances of the glass really
extraordinary, and cannot BE- described. They must
be seen to be credited We Fay bespeak a very pro.
ftable for the able manager Of the Broadway
Circus. There Viii be two performances to-day one
In the afternoon, the other in the evening. There
need be no spprehenso of want of order In this es
Enlistment efficient body Of police Is in
slant attendance and the utmost regularity and pro-
priety Of conduct are preserved
CHRIsrY's MINsTRELs win to-day give an afternoon
concert in addition to their usual evening This
afternoon concert Is most convenient for family par
ties who do not like the night air. and the pro-
eramme for II is as full and as that of the
evening one OF the merit Of Christy's Minstrels
have spoken so often and so fully that need not
now enlarge further that subject. They have
made for themselves a name and reputation which
extends all the Union, and their concerts every
evening to keep this fame up to the standard
CAMPBrLLs MINsTRELs.-The beautiful new songs
which these philosophers nightly singing give the
greatest satisfaction to the very large audiences As
there no less than nine performers in this band
they enabled to give the various concerted pieces
with great effect To-day they will give two perform
ances, viz; at 8 and 8 P. NJ We have one advice to
give tno. .s sas
doors are opened
MrLopEos.-white with his Negro Minstrels, are
doing well in the Bowery. The admission money is
low, and from the diversity Of the entertain ment,
large asembsge Of the Bowery folks attend there every
evening.
MrssRs. MARTINI AND LEvAssEuRs beautiful ia.
beaux represent various most interesting Those
Of the ming Of the East India ship the Kent the
perilous ascent and descent Of Mr. Gypson's balloon
the splendid likeness If Pope Plus the Ninth and the
various other representations nightly viewed with
delight by large audiences. The astronomical dia-
grams Of hand performances, and other enter
tanments, render this exhibition a most pleasing
one.
GrRMAsIA Musical SOCIETY, TABERNAcLE These
distinguished performers, whose reputation crescit
eundo gave last night, their fourth concert which
well attended. They appeared as usual, with pro-
gramme comprising the lovliest selections from the
beat masters Of Germany France, and Italy aud
received with the utmost appreciation by all present
The overture Of Der Freischutz," by Weber
dered with the greatest ability and the " Polka Kas.
also highly pleased with the of Zampan by
Herold, a splendid piece which is generally pro-
nounced, by the lovers Of music the chef dGurre
Of the regretted composer Great credit is also due
M. Lepschow, for his grand pot powri The Republ-
can.n which is very well written, and contains many
pretty musical gems, which are executed with the
utmost science and thrilling harmony. The " Rail-
road Galop' also received, last night, with its
usual hit 1t is to taste the most
piece of music ever written in the initiative style
The next concert of the Germania band will take
place on Tuesday next; but on Monday evening, the
these talented performers