The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

Ne "a sure teet Of mert3 s proof conclusive Of the
ability OF the company 1t this place We understand
that Mr. Mscresdy, who s safe arrived appears mme.
distey at the Aston Plscea at arena for great
actor view Of the and bills will ri va
the particulars the whom and the how of this great
mans appearance.
Wilson's ENTERTAINMENTS THE SONGS OF Sc or
LArp-t will be SEEM BY referring to advertising
columns, that Mr. Wilson, the celebrated Scottish vo-
cast is about to pay visit to the United States and
intends giving series Of his entertainments here on
the songs of Scotland. The fame which this popular
minstrel has achieved in Europe earnest of the
success which must attend him in this country. His
easy and graceful department his rich and
voice. and his apprehension of the sentime nts each
Of his compositions Is intended to convey are too we'll
known in the musical world to require rsitsration
This gentleman BY his dscrimi mating TASTE and in.
defgsbe industry has succeeded presenting to the
world, in tangabe and popular form, some most
quisitey touching specimens of melodious humorous
patriotic, and chvalrous music, and lyrical Scottish
poetry which otherwise might have been lost the
world. MIR. Wilson the first entrepreneur in this
Scottish style Of entertainment and though many
iitators, stimulated by his success sprung up from
time to time to rival him in public favor by taking ad
vantage Of his labors few of them remain. None
however had the tact the art the above
musical feelings of this successful vocalist In ad-
dition to all these qualities nature has been very kind
ness and susvity that perfectly attuned TO the
Interpretation of his native wood notes wildn We
10 That wilson will meet with cordial
reception and obtain aarge share Of public patronage
in this country.
CnRury,. M,Nsrnr,s-Ths comnarv ~ ;,.or,n.
rable repre.entatiyes Of Ethop;sn char.ct.r srr;S
In the citv this mornine and have taksn ,oo,s ~
Rathbun,s hotel Their Gccess dur;n~ thew %sanos
from New Work has heen triumnhs nj IN .;t th
have visted ami It Il not to he vondrsd a. iE
should be So as their performances are OF the most
pleasing and attractive and artistic
and we'll deserving their great popularity They are
without doubt the most original and talented coInpa
ny Of minsres that have ever appeared in this city
Their success for period of ten months here ia su
cient evidence Of their great merit Thew win COM
mence their concerts at Mechanics Hail. on Monday
next where crowds will be sure to greet them.
Mn u.--,. v;u o,ve .r,thsr ~ III. 49,. a.u...r,
mus;c.l sntsrta;nmsnts this avsnine a. th StMnt
Ir.t;tnts Th. 1sntismsm hss hsr tI Nt
eminenty successful and the elegant STYLE in which
he got up his entertainments entities him to the
support of all those among our citizens who Appreciates
true artistic excellence and high musical
His comic singing is most admirable be is no mere
broad and comic singer but his songs full Of
genuine wit and well directed satire on the foes of
tne ZINES MOI only Goes ne excel as comic singer,
eminent Tonight his proSramme viii include ali h;.
moot nonr,o ;. az stS, NO All. - ts 81 III
O'Rudder than the Cherry iDibdin's Sea Songs,
The Little Fat Man, Watkins Evening Party So &c
we nave no doubt that he have full and fashionable
CAMPBELLs MiNsTRELs say truly in their bills that
night thsv ore i.tanaS "a nv roSa h o sa' si'e ~