The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-30

raj most talented actresses such Miss Mesayer Mra
Chapman, Mrs. Isberwood SO Messrs Mcfarland,
great fsvorites To- night Mr. Canaaid will again ap
pear laughable farce aud the grand drama of The
Spirit Of the Waters" win make up the bill On Friday
evening the polite and attentive Mr. Purdy skss his
benefit and will produce extraordi nary attractions
BuRros's TnEATRE.-Tbe sxoslent attraction at
this theatre last evening brought together respecta
BILE audience to witness the admirable performs noes
The first piece the celebrated comedy In two acts,
called The Old English Gentleman" which was as
usual exceedingly well played; and the introduction
of the Morris Dance In the Of the piece Is very
pretty The Tsmborine Dance, by Miss Walters was
executed with skill aud grace. {" Musical Arrivals or
the Manager In Messn went off with great applause
and deservedy so, as the buresque is very good and
appears to take we'll with the audience IL we may
judge from the applause given The evenings enter
tanments concluded with the old favorite Tom aud
Brougham are the principal attraction. To night
excellent bill is offered" Breach of Promisens Mu-
steal Arrivals" and Tom and Jerry In America ~
This surely must draw crowded house.
BRoApwAr CIRcUs, TRYos AND THompsoN BRoAp.
wAr-with the generosity of the proprstors
Of this classical and instructive scene Of entertain
ments the proceeds Of last nights perform were
announced as appropriation to the fund for the re-
lief Of the widows and orphans Of deceased fireman
an iutimation that crowded the spacious amphi-
theatre from the arena to the ceiling, and event as
credable to the managers who designed the festival
as 1t was honorable to the multitude who respo nded
70 the cause, We have rarely witnessed more at
trsctive programme Of entertainments, than that
never the part of the talented performers could
more energy and efficiency be manifested To re-
cspitulate all the acts. would be work Of supe-
rercgAtop, so frequently have borne testimony
the merits of the numerous and diversified actors who
seem 20 improve by the repetition Of their respective
performances; but we trust that the public will bear
in mind the philanthropy that dictated 90 nobs a
testimony 70 so noble cause, and thereby encourage
Others to initiate the example of Messrs Tryon and
Thompson.
HERn's MUSICAL soLKMSIrY.-This splendid con.
cert which has been arranged please the tastes
and dispositions Of all parties, by vocal and instrument
tai music Of the most classic and refined character
comes of this evening at the Tabernacle. The con-
cert will commence with the grand overture "wiism
Tell which will be executed by the full orchestra of
the Italian Opera Company, under the direction of
Mr.. Max Maretsec. Air. de Ia Juiue, by Madame La
boIde; concerto, with orchestral accompaniment by
Henri Herr eapatina, Ernani," siguorina
Trufa; Duo from "Norma" by Madame Lsborde and
American airs, by Henri Herr Between the frst and
second parts, Gung'h harmonious band will execute
the beautiful waltz Farewell to Berlin and the excel
lent flute player, attached to this famous band will per-
form grand solo In the second part the whole Italian
troupe will again appear and execute several beautiful
the Grand Prayer of Noise" From this great attrac.
ton We have very little doubt that the Tabernacle,
this evening" will have assembled within its walls the
largest and most fashionable audience Of the season.
GERMANIA CoNcERr.--We were much pleased at
seeing that the musical efforts of this delightful band
were last evening properly appreciated by large and
very fashionable assemblage Of our citizens The per-
fermances commenced with the overture "Guerriere,
by Lindpainter, and we must say more beautiful
display Of musical genius from violin to double bass
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precision and skill as to create unity and harmony,
in sending forth the sweetest and most melodious
sounds. Next followed a cavatins by Madame Otto,
in which che gave evidence Of an excellent musical
education IN the sweet tones and thrilling execution
Fl. y ns WSs
lively and inepiratiDg, and the solo the trumpet
was given with great sweetness Of tone and modula
beautiful pot psurri descriptive of all the musical
performances Of the respective places of amusement
thsstres and otherwise in the long line Of Broadway
1t was 80 perfectly initiative and familiar to the ears
Of tho audience, and the harmony so thrilling that
reiterated cheers followed its The subse
"Storming Of Consta ntne" were received With marked
favors In fine, the Germania band, will long be
Remembered BY the citizens Of New York possessing
every quality to charm the and souls Of those
who love the noble science which is described by the
ITO soften rocks. and bond the knotted oak"
GENERAL MUSICAL FEsrNAL.-We are REQ uestsd to
state that with the aid OF all the musical ladies and
gentlemen OF this city. grand concert might be pro-
collection to be appropriated Washington Mou n.
ment is also suggested that some of the sublime
pieces ssn Of Handel Haydn Sc might be selected
an occasion. The idea is good-ws wish 1t success
CHRnIv's MIrsrRELs will cease to attract
crowded houses II one can judge from the past here
they have been singing night after ght than
a year, and still NO dminution in their audie noes
The fact is they have BY long experience, grown to
hit on the exact things to please It. Their program
are always excellent
MELopEoN.-White's Seren adere at this house are
pleasing the audiences nightly The Melodeon is one
of the most respectable places of amusement In the
city.
CAMrBELL's MINsrREL's- Kimberly and his Ethio-
plan riends are great tactcisns, and they have the
tic buresques original songs Dances whistlng solos,
by Luke West, melodies by Crosby, burlesque
So are all most amusing affairs. Their room Is crowd
ed nightly.
TIE New ORLEANS SERENApERs have made quite n
sensaton by their peculiarly happy Ethiopian singing
and other entertainments. Their entertainment is
divided into three parts and the to the second
part is the celebrated from the Italian Opera in
which limitations are given of all the eminent Euro
alone is worth the entrance fee The other portions
Of the performance are equally entertaining.
SMIrH's MISsrRELs, at the New Room, are very we'll
patronized Their programme is always composed Of
the most popular songs and their dancing &c., ca
pital
GUNG'L's CONCERT AT Library HALL, NEWARK
This distinguished composer and his ban of vailed
musicians gave on last evening" their first at
Newark. It is unnecessary for us to say anything in
their praise, as they well known to the COM
munity that it would be superauous. Herr Guugr
and his band performed Of t'er most celeb rated
and popular programmes which received,with the
most rapturous applause and although the audie nee
was not as large he has had in New York still We
must say that 1t of the most select and
fashionable assemblages have had the pleasure
of witnessing.
ZooLooIcAL INsTIrUTE-VAS AMRuRo-BowE.Y-
This establishment contains forty eight cages of
nmals from Africa, Barbary Bengal, Kamschatka,
and we believe from every section Of the habitabe
and portion of the creation all reduced
through admirable and incessant training to the dis
cpline and teaching Of man. who exercises his despo
tic power with equal over the lion and the
tiger as the leopard and the stork. II h grand spec
tace, such an assemblage; and all such exhibitions
should be visited ~ affording practical illustration
OF that knowledge OF natural history which generally
forms the great Inducements to youth read and exa
mine the wonderful tales that form portion of their
earliest education Here stand the living heroes Of
mary q school boys study and here he may enjoy,