The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01

ger SUDDEN an old batchelor kept the audience Ia one
continual roar of laughter Mrs. Trapper, marrying
mother, by Mrs Vernon, like all she undertakes
most perfect piece Of acting Her three daughters
Isdora, Celestna and Matilda taken by Mrs Knight,
Mrs Broughsm. and Miss Chapman, who, as Matilda,
brought from the audience continued applause. The
piece well got up, and by the excsence Of Mr. Bur-
ton, Miss Chapman and Mrs. Vernon, 1t Is made
ceedpgly attractive and must be to be sppreoia
ted At the fall Of the curtain, Mr. Burton loudly
nounesd the same comedy for their favor this evening
Professor Rsey and sons then went through bis aerial
fights and classical poses including many new feats
ofsurprisng beauty receiving renewed applause from
the delighted admirers The whole of the evenings
performances concluded with the buresque opera of
Dan Keyser de Bassoon," Miss Chapman aud Mr..
Meyer, as usual were the great stars of the piece.
BRoADwAy CIRCUS Notwithstanding the many
places of open in the city, this splen-
did establishment is nightly crowded with admirnz
audience. Last night the performances were really
beautiful Mr.. Darius, in his "Scenes in Mexico" in
which he represents General Taylor Santa Anna and
the American received with the greatest
demonstrations Of delight. Young Hernandez per-
formed his principal act Of which
unriyallad throughout the world His appearance is
always hailed with thunders of applause His daring
feats fill the beholder with fearful delight, and all
stand in wonder and astonishment at the ease and
grace which accompany his every effort. The cele-
brated dancing mare, Hadee, was produced, and per-
formed with more and grace than one would sup
pose the horse possessed All the performa ces from
the entiee TO the scene Of the barber uusupassa
BILE and the audience manifested their approba ton by
loud and continued applause. The indefatigable
proprietors, Messrs Tryon Thompson, have deter
mined to keep the best equestrian performers in the
country, and have already engaged them The house
is not now competent to hold the audience which
crowds to see the beautiful performances Of the ring
and that is but an earnest Of what the of
circus will be.
SANDS LENT Co.'S. CIRcus, which is now exhibiting
every day, at 2 and at IA P. M, at the Pavilion,
erected especially for the purpose, Eighth street.
the Opera House, is the centre of attraction to
our citizens; and truly it is most extensive and
splendid establishment. We all know how successful,
the exhibitions given by this company last winter at
the Park Theatre were; every body who them was
perfectly delighted with the elegance and grace the
performers the intelligence shown by the horses and
ponies the extraordinary aerial feas OF Mr. Sands and
his sons, Maurice and Jesse the dashng
OF Walter Aymar. Mr. Stout who rides four horses at
time Mr. Gardner, the splendid scene rider :;
Pentland and Lathrop, the witty clowns the fighting
ponies, the magnificent horses Mayfy and Bacepha-
lus, and all the amusing features of this splendid
toure-well, they are once more with US, and better
than ever. The equestrsns and all the members Of
the company are Oh hand, with fresh of grace
and daring Sands and his children have improved
over their performances of former times the clowns
wttier the ever and moreover the true and real
elephants, not only one, but pair Of them, tn be
SEEM and ten Egyptian cames. The bill of program me
is most inviting one as full of attractions as a
Chri:tmas pudding is of plums and the people are
goingb Thousands to witness all the good things As
the Pavilion is capable of accommodating 5000 per-
sons, all who go may reckon on a good seat. The
establishment will not remain here long; 80 let there
be no procrastination in visiting it.
TABERNACLE GERMANIA MUSICAL SocIrrY-We
happy to that this celebrate band which has
been received by all the true amateurs of with
euch enthusiastic applause, at all their concerts will
remain for one week longer among us. The concert
given last evening by these talent ted insrumentiss
"a very brill ant affair, and all the excellent per-
formers OF the Germania for their efforts
to please the public with unbounded plaudts by the
respectable audience who the superior seec
items Of the programme The grand overture to the
Magic Flute" of Mozart was rendered with great
skill accuracy, and ability, and was followed by the
admirable "Pbiomela Watzn Of Strauss. The cava.
tina of Meyerbeers Robert le Diable was also one
of the finest executions of the Germana band, and
the music Of the great maestro much admired
Lindpainter's "Varinos Jubeli' overture, which we
had never heard before, is splendid piece of genius
and power. The entertainment mt concluded with Kos
sini's overture Of" lie Siege de Cornthe,' and
composition of the able director of the company, M.
lenshow; entitled grand potpourri, " The Republic
cam" which Is a beautiful morceau. and shows no W
deeply this composer knows the art which he processes
is .omewhat surprising to considering the spen-
did abilities Of this band that the Gle Is not
crowded every evening they perform They will shortly
leave this city, and We hope their two next
will be attended by large assembage Of the admirers
Of their harmonious sounds.
CHRIsrY's MiNsrTELs have more visitors every even
ing than they well accommodate and all who wish
to have good seat ought to early after O'Clock
frort seats or even seats at all become quite scarce
Their performances are as racy ever and deserve
all the encomiums they receive Long live the Chrsty
Minstrels.
MExIco ILLusTRArEp Is stirring up the patriotism
of the folks at great rate, ana when they the
beautiful country through which Scott's army passe
from Vera Cruz to Mexico, (and this panorama is q
most faithful exhibition Of it, many regret their
not having been there too. We do not know, howe
YER but what sitting quietly at Stoppani Hall and
ing the panorama pass is not far the most comforta
bic way Of gorg TO the wars
CAMPBELL's MINsTRELs.-Tne "Campbells are com.
iDg is the motto of these geniuses but 10 US
that all the folks Gre going to them for their is
crowded every evening, and their songs jokes
&C., are universally admired and applaudcd They
untir Dg in their efforts to please and merit all the
patronage they are receiving.
tl,a, .lab oxal
entertainment on the Songs of Scotland, on Fridsy
evening next, at the Tabernacle From the high
character he has acquired as vocalist not only in
Europe but in this country where his songs have bee
heard some four years back, with the utmost delight
and pleasure, we are persuaded his return to New
York, will be greeted by large and fashionable as
semblsge OF cur citizens on Friday evening next
MELoDEoN.-White's Serenaders, headed by philo.
sopber Cool White the stars at this snug house.
which is nightly filed by most respectable sudien
MADAME ANNA BisHoP.-This distinguished vocalist
met with most enthusiastic reception in Philadelphia
on Monday night The house full, aud her
=" Linda y" Tancredi," and Sonambua," were una.
nimously encored.