The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-15

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keep him at staDdstil where he is all the days Of
his life, and dissppont his high ambition in prevent
Ing him from ever attaining greater name and
character in bis profession than that which he
has already attained and he requires not to be told
that there is still higher step That fau Is that he
has no voice and msnner- Of his own He has been,
in bis early study too much the slave of serve mita
ton which has given to his voice gestures and man
ner, quasi iron fxty, identity, and uncha ngabty
His tones are uniform, and not quite natural his single
" oh' Is a uniform sneer with many shakes, starts
rsiDgs fallings, ups and downs, which vary in
any character he assumes. He who has once heard
him declaim in any part, has heard voice tone rise
and fall infection and cadence, mixed with ever.
present artificial sneer, which he will hear forever at
all future timss-that Ia. unless MIR v. fuds again
his own natural voice and manner. In word unless
he becomes less actor, and Qf we might invent the
term) could he only little more theatricae him.
"a difficult task we confess bat worthy the effort
of this talented and clever young man, We hope he
will have good sense enough to take candid crit
cism in good part, and hear It WELL IL not gratefully
1t is meant well and may be valuable Niblos splen-
did palace Of a theatre is nightly crowded, and
est ddmrd with such talent as be gathers around
him.
BROADWAY CiRcus.--The splendid performances
which nightly presented at this beautiful amph
the atre attract crowded houses on every
The attractions are Of the fret order aud received
with the greatest applause Mime Aymar is a beaut-
full equestrian, graceful and active aud her daring
feats of horsemanship elicit the greatest
Of delight The riding Of little Bob Williams Ia niubt
hailed with shouts and most Justly, Tor the little
much II he had for years been accustomed to
IT, MIR. Shipdie is superior equestrian and perform,
the Peasants Frolic" and shepherd in beautiful
style The uDrivaed brothers are nightly received
with thubders Of appause, and really their
feats would not receive what they we're it other
wise. The general management Of the establishment
is unexceptopable and the energetic propretors are
determined that their circus thail not be sur
passed by any Of the old ones They have procured
the services Of Prince John Davis 10 nd the
police department, that the public may know the
srictest order and decorum Is observed The circus
lie most pleasant place to spend an evening and we
would advise all who have net to embrace the oppor
tunty and go knowing they cannot fail to be pleased
CHRBry's MissTBELs are pursuing their usual tri-
uppbant career. They are nightly visited by hun.
drede and their concert room is bled at an early
hour From the first song. down 60 the finale of the
concert they Listened to with the greatest delight
and the applause, at the conclusion Of each "a
quite rapturous The very eat merit VIII Oh thee
Ministries possess az musicians vocalist dan GERS and
though last not least, witty fellows Is nj
Acknowledged. IL any one can be found 20 far be-
hind the age not TO have heard them let him 70 at
and retrieve his character They will sing every
evening during the coming week.
MELopEoN-Whits's Ministries, with their black
faces creating quite excitement AT this srug
house. They are most excellent baud, and well
worth hearing.
taking In the cash at great rate, as their Is
The songs which they have lately ut are
capital ones, and have already become quite popular
The dancing Of Luke West Is trsly inimitable; and