The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

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we'll ,u,tainsd nv Mr. Murdocb Thu h,ch xa-..,,.
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taehtS OF tns distinguished actor were witnessed with
much qualification by many Of his admirers; and in
n,fuasrstss hi 'n hnmoro ,ns nrav9 ana
much applause The Character or Oriau, bv Miss A.
Wslisck was admirably nsrsona,ed Ths rsSsra o.,;
scon;ttsa thamss,vss wpst crsditahv Tn go ~
G. Nv aunt, snccesdsd in witch tba mart Of D,cn
Da,Sai, Inv Mr. Murdoch ken tbs house conxnlssS
with laughter. w. would rmnd tbs many frsos.
tans nia.a th,U | co. rs,an o.aa,a u,
toward b,ab,v sttrss,;ys hill Tho scSno.1sSs sS
will insure for him bumper house The mus'cd
pSy ~ Th % WIN .ns esSenens
Mr. M will appear this evening for the last time.
crowded house. therefore, expected on the ,ason
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NATIONAL THEArRE.-The house was crowded last
evening with most respectable audience and the va.
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"' o'e 'e0eiVeu WIN s'oa' sa''siao-
uon Inc stroog man Mr.. Garfield, went through
Az his surprising performances In the drama Of tbs
breaking the rope we think 10 one OF the greatest he
does the force ne exerts TO break new three inch
rope oy merely pulling on IT, must be trsmsndou, He
performances went OIL well To night grand bill Is
put iorth for the benefit OF Mr. Pardy, gsntle'
man to whom the freque nters and visitors at the Ma
usna theatre are largely indebted for the accommo-
dating manner in which the arrangements la front Of
the stage are conducted Mr. Purdy has long list Of
attractive names IN his bill following are among
the number Mr. Canfeld the American Samson;
Chsnirau the great Nose himself; Thomas Flynn, the
werknown comedian; Mrs woodward Mrs. sherwood
Miss Mestayer, the Misses Tyrrs e. Burke, Seymour
miss Carine. Mr. Higgins We would especially mo-
Ice ucs MI: rynn, VINO makes his appearance at this
mousse JOE tne urst time In three years what theatre
gosr goes not remsmoes Tom Fiynn, one OF the best
I'm . " 80 M S; 'sy VII 70, nlent ne wiz give
nr;,. hrto - u rh oeS. uay scng anu IN ms "a
.sat y ali ~. 49,, ~. ~ W. i.'Vo VI Tug 90.
go ~. s nv'' PrvvO .nse he ny nos loss
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the Spirit of the Waters viii form the
t pnrS,Is sn a. U.,, s th 70 please al
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Burrows THEArRE-Thie attract tive place of amuse.
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ness three exceent pieces In TWO OF which the mimi
table Mr. Burton was the great attraction TIM rat
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pv r Snddam ~. Ola hatoha,n1 U'.a Eoene
Nj, u Chsr, I'm M,HS oeaSnua' spplsuse
Mrs Tr.~pr st ,h .mS;, oo y. .ue SsIs ss OF
srSbit;nn esch shocS;n~ hsa Sonnst iAwgn
WseA'o.'i H e1Sn snoosins "a. oConet. MRS.
h o 30 WI r al vac eA01eoingy happy IN
n.' I'LL W v ~ sus sucn Snar scsers
Vs. n;nnI; nsn has scarcely rvai. Inc MA,
ecsi arrivals was as on former nights, well played
ana ana wei received; miss Chapman and Mr. Meyer
peing the attractions were received with re-
newed appropriations; especially the clever Miss Chap
man, wpo nov great favorite The Pas Nspolt.
t ny nSs wsnerS ana M. tIedeeck, was execu-
veg NLn lHu kIsve. me evenings periormsuces
conciu0eo Win tne iaugnab'e piece called Tom and
erry 10 nc % wn,on mr. Srougnsn and Mr.
ming TO the finish OF the piece Tonight will be play
ca Cspsin Cutties capture aud Bunsby's Wed
cipg, ;, LON ano Jerry IN Amer'cs ana :" Musical
Arrlsasn inree exoeuent pieces the hrst, aloneis
more man worm .ne price OF admission TO witness
vn sauaasy evening MI. yUnns'on taxes MS benefit
"nu presents sn oA0ehe". Dr.
TABERNAcLE-HERz's CONCERT We have seldom
seen, within the walls of the Tabernacle more bril-
liant array of the fashion and beauty Of this city than
the audience that assembled there last evening" and
from the general satisfaction given By the
performers Of the Italian Opera troupe 1t
y favor OF the artists and proclsms at to ell
those who have listened to them In Aston Place-the
scene of bad manage ment-that. when properly 20.
verned and under the auspices Director
an Italian company would be to meet with sue
in this city The opening feature of the evening
was the grand overture william Tell, which under
the direction of aiaretzek WAS executed throughout
with great musical skil and the most thrilling hsr.
mony M Laborde then esng AR. tide Ia Juive." by
Havey His natural voice Is of small compass aud he
is, therefore, compelled too often re,ort falset
practice which, unless the blending Is perfectly
even always breaks harshy upon the The
for the psnoforte with orchestral accompaniment by
Henri Hefn was rendered with Those soft, delightful
touches and that brilliant execution for which this
eminent composer and excellent pianist Is SO cels-
tbe,e aid not sesm - fo,oI h mex ,nMoauoed' out
un.n,mnr. .,,,.n.a lit ~ Io' sSPIelnuSe tna'
tied ~ as an art;s, ~ tho az ~ oWsoenuy entI
go" ~ % n eiSs. y. sne nrst RANK. Sne' however,
never heard her in amer tone Of voice. and to give
denzss and cbssts tbrii,;no srsom,," r r n"pa ca
duo, from Norma was toiersbiy we'll, oiysn nv
Madame Laborde and Sgporins Patti Their
appearance was nailed by loud aud hearty cheers
Herr. in the impromptu bureso ne was very hannv.
and his performance Of the two familiar airs @Oh,
Sufapna'' and Garry Me Back to Ola virginia -
was followed BY tremendous cheers. This artists
style is truly exceliog Between the two parts
Ounsls oand played the waltz Farewell to Berlin"
ana tne mute player executed solo, which for soft
nees OF Tone ana 10 seldom to BE-
neaIa ION ar.is.s on TINS inetrunent The second
par ,nIoooSee iIum beneoetti ana Rosst, when ap-
pause Win misses fohowed until gentleman
VI aegsnt souress came Isrward and said he was re-
20 70 me audience the Bropriety Of
ihad n M "r - caro- would De pub
ns'eo IN sns morning papers explanatory Of the IN.
the Opera House IL vouId sesn a. ~ at nh 80 -
the Aston Place audje noes sbonjd he snnovaa rs ,S
shameful scenes which are entrsiv ovIng e. Ma -
nsoement INT that concart 80, .s ~ oeu ma