The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-07

more than usual assembllge attracted by the most
ts'ss nom the resources Of this and other ooun.
egret that In the short space necessarily
,;csta ~ rs our customary criticism are
WS >. .,, our usual privileges to matters Of State
wrortsDss I'm, this We must aver, that in all our
.Ypsr,src" s.. ',sly ca assimilats the talented
and diversified entertsi me nts o, INC SrGsawY En
10 any exhibition we ha 70 Witness . 20 ~
The equestrian fssts Of Mrs Carroll arc No. ~ 70
dercribed-neither the still vault.og OF Mcr~ .
Only witDess the reality tonight aid every succe-
sive night this week
CHRIsrY's MNsrRKL-No excitement of any kind
the public from the concerts Of these mimi sbls
performers, their is crowded night after night
the time to hear them. They will give their usual
concert every evening Of this week.
GyraL's celebrated band has arrived by the steamer
Washington and will give of their grand instru-
men tai concerts in few days
MELopEoN.-White'sS erenaders, as usual are hay
Ing crowded houses nightly at the Melodson It isa
most genteel place Of amusement and well worth visit
ing.
CAMpBELL's MrNsrRELs are waxing rich in fame and
money, too, We should think, they have crowded
houses every evening Their songs always APP
plauded In the warmest manner, and the various
members of the company all prove themselves to be
Thorough master Of their different il Instruments.
SMTTH's MINsrRELs We are informed q new band
Of negro melodists has recently been formed, and will
shortly make their appearance In this city. Report
speaks favorable Of their abilities
SryyvEsANr INsrIrUrE.-A large assembIags of the
most fashonable ctxen6 were attracted last evening"
to this place Of amusement to hear Mr. Wilson'S in
imtable delineation Of Scottish char acter In va
riety of his most pleasing songs His introduction to
each ballad was happily arranged and delivered with
the utmost humor and pleasing expression The song
"My hearts in the Highlands" WAS rendered with
exceeding sweetness. This was followed BY another
delightful ballad, called The Skylark.n the words
and air Of which truly melodous In fact 1t would
be difficult to make selection Of any his songs
as being better than another all received that at
tention and skill which sweet voice, scie cay
managed, would impsrt to them.
The ITALIAN OPERA.-The chorus singing at this
theatre Is . specimen Of bawling and noise, almost
equal to dozen troupes Of negro Ministries and the
scenery the veriest daubs ever stuck up in q shilling
theatre They would not be tolerated at the Bowery
HERALD
The Herald does the negro minstrels and the Bow
Theatre gross injustice by the above comparison
The scenery at the Bowery superior to that the
Opera House as is picture by Salvador Rosa to the
veriest daub tavern sign while the music Of the
negro minstrels tamborine, banjo bones and ALL is
perfect harmony compared to the yelling shouting
of the Opera. They have set apart night for the
upper ten - and for the canailie Such an inv-
dious distinction would not be tolerated instant
even in Russia but citizens too wise to get
angry at such nonsense-Sfar.
MIR. FRY's LEoNoRA.-If this long threatened opera
is to be performed an 'twere well DONE twere we'll it
were none quickly" for poor human nature couldn't
stand two such infections Leoneran and the Chole-
"a at the same time.-Bid.