The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-23

excess, and the astonishing feats performed by tho
pause throughout. The extraordinary talents of the
performers have gained for them deserved popularity
bill which they put forth for this day
An afternoon performance will be given at 2K O'Clock
ZooLooIcAL HALL-Vsn Amburghs exhibition Of
many OF the finest specimens Of the living tenants
gether, last evening, immense crowd Of visitors
Perhaps finer collection Of description
who have not o. yet this splendid exhibition to
avail themselves Of the present opportunity, and visit
Geological Hall, (Bowery)
gayeet style, and their concerts will be composed Of
their most popular songs in addition to which they
will 60 through all their celebrated burlesque dances
and Lectures and give any quantity Of wittcisms,
pu M, jokes, conundrums &C.. thus making their
well worthy all holiday folks ate ntion
To accommodate all classes and conditions, young
and old those who 60 out at night and those who
can't they will give two concerts, viz, one at s, and
another at PM.
Get Of musicians. The New Room Is most elegantly
fitted up aud those who visit will be delighted with the
Of the Minstres and the elegance Of the ao-
commodstons. They give an afternoon ana evening
performance to-day
MrLopEor Whites Serenaders are stu going on
with The same which has attended their enter
tainments for 90 many weeks pas Every effort 10
made BY the manager Of the Melodeon to secommo-
date his patrons most handsomely.
CANrprLL's Kimberly and his dark
philoeoph will como out in full bloom this holt.
day occasion Of than ksgving day. and In order to
commodate their numerous patrons they viii give
tive concerts, viz, one at 8, and the other at PM,
The performances Of this band indeed, hrst rate
and those who have once heard them, not at all
attonished at their great and long continued success
They have long career Of good fortune sl before,
and their concerts Of to day will prove how earnestly
they labor to keep up their wellearned reputation
HlNRi HEuz the eminent pianist, intends giving o
grand musical entertainme Mt at the Tabernacle to-
night q most extensive scale. 1t will be his first
and only appearance In public In New York this
season. and he has arranged matters IS to make his
entertainment worthy Of the patronage of all who
are lovers Of elegant and scientific music. In the
first place he has secured the assistance OF the whole
Of the Italian opera company and their full orchestra
under the direction Of N. Maretzek Sgnoripa Trufh,
Mime Laborde, Signorna Patti Signor Benedetti, VAL
telipa, Laborde, Rosi, Dubreul and Giubelei will be
among the Fingers Between the two parts Of the con
cert, josef Gungi nd his celebrated band will execute
some of their most admired music aud, hnally Hers
himeeh will perform several pieces Of his own compo-
stion, among them impromptu buriesques on the two
popular Ethiopian songs Of "Oh Susannah," ana
hCarry back to Old Virginia." The orchestra viii
execute several rplend overtures and altogether the
mt will be Of the most brilliant OF the
season and will doubtless attract full house
Csvno'L's CoNcERT.-This evening the NTH musical
entertainments of Gung'ps celebrated band will take
place atthe Tabernacle. The programme presents .
ereat variety Of beautiful pieces and IL s almost I'M
nscessary TO cay they will be executed with all the
musical skiu and harmony which characterized their