The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-26

In this scene; and all those Who wish to enjoy good
laugh - well ~ those Who are ON the eve Of starting
for that country. We particularly rec omneud to go
and sec Burton's California Region this evening TO-
gsthsr with the Old English Gentleman" aud
"Wheres Barnum f"-thres pieces that never fail
to attract full house.
HoHSsTooxs LAST Conc EiT. Al great variety Of the
best musical gem. appear In the programme OF the
nsnt and deserving artists In this OF
sivs musical talent, when the citizens Of New York
have had so many opportunities ofudgng the respect
i've merits Of all do not deem Il necessary to say
more Of these artists than what has already
before the critics Of this city However we viii simply
hope their last will be attended this evening
DO large assembage Of those who delight in hearing
scientifically produced by Mr.. Charles Hohnstook.
MADAM Anna BIsHor The infor ton will be re-
ceved with much pleasure by the musical gentry Of
this oity that the grand musical BY Doch:
sa called 1.-THE Voyage Musical" will be repeated
next Tuesday evening. II may jsdgs of tho musical
taste Of our citizens predict that the Tabernacle
Independent Of this mammoth produ elton. the great
favorte, and the queen Of song, Madam Bishop will
again sing some Of those psintve and beautiful airs
which folio by reiterated cheering a her last
concert In the Tabernacle.
BENEFIT OF rHE PARK ORcHEsrRA.-This splendid
affair, which comes off next Saturday evening, under
vers Of the most distinguished artists Italian AID
otherwise, have already volunteered their aid this
OCCASION 1t 10 Q laudabe work, and should be well
patronized
CHRsTr's MINsrRELs are determined to keep up the
excitement during Christmas week, and each evening
they will give programme, and vary their enter
tainment that one need not hesitate to 60 second
time for fear Of hearing the same thing again.
They have deal Of tact, these Christys, and know
hew to suit the public taste IS well as any one.
New ORLEANS SERENADERs. = These aristooratic
darkies are touch above the ordinary, and aim at
giving most refined and elegant concerts such will
suit the taste of the most hypercritica musician.
That they succeed the crowds Of most fashionable
citizens that nightly throng their concert show
The grand finale Of the Firsmans Song is always much
appauded.
CAMPBELL's MINsrRELs did fne business
Christmas day, and will doubt continue 1t all
through the week Is they calculate to bring forward
during this festival time No one who visits their
concerts will regret the outlay.
MELopEoN.-In addition to the singing Of the Vr
gns Mnstrele the visiters to this snug house will be
amused by the beautiful ballad singing of Miss Rey
noldson, dancing by the infant Carline, &o.-This
house is always well attended
SrorPANI HALL-White's Serenaders have COM
menced series Of their excellent concerts at this con
venient location. The universal favor with which
this band regarded will insure them full patronage
They give capital concert this evening.
BROADWAY CIRcUs.-The grand entertainments o.
yesterday attracted, IS was anticipated immense
crowds. Santa Claus made his appearance, we'll sup
piled with the promised variety of toys for his young
customers which distributed with iberslity The
equestrian and athletic exercises, together with the
general performance, passed of with much success.
Yesterday was regular gala day at the circus.
GEOLOGICAL HALL Notwithstanding the heavy
storm OF yesterday-the rain continuing to pour down
heavily during the day-the me nagere was visited by
crowds of our citizens, who seemed much delighted
with the appearance of the beasts and birds. The
hibition, altogether afforded treat to the groups of
visters who crowded the hall during the day.
KEMP's LYcEuM--At this house, which has been beau
tifuy fitted up Kemp, the favorite Clown holds forth
nightly, assisted by clever company in variety Of
amusemens. Kemp is well worth seeing in his extra
ordinary barrel performances.