The New York herald., 1850-04-26

his performances. He plays the vioia very falv and
With great prctenstons, sometimes drawing vary
charming PASSAGE Hk method, however, Ia si0y emily
and careless, and whole we suspect not elu, To
Psganinni's stu. We think he may prove acceptable
at many OF eur concerts rhe other perfore,r..c'. I.
her auditors and the overture well performed
Messrs Lodsr and King we're the conductors.
AroLLo RooMs.-Christy's Minstrels announce fos
this evenings entertainment, \ programme Of th'
most interesting and amusing oharsctcr--negro me
lodes, choruses violin and guitar solos and iaina
bic dancing.
OLYMrrc-Pierce's Minstrels give their negro enter
tainmens every evening at this old establishnient
The amusements consist Of negro melo dies perform
anee called the Black Shakers" and the Dutch
Drill"
MgLopEos-white's Serenaders, who perform at 81
Bowery, give very amusing negro entertainments.
THE HUIcHISsos FAMLr will give ono Of their excel
lent concerts at Elizabethtown, his evening
and will give their last concert at the Ihrn"cie on
Monday evening next.
CIRcus AsroR PLAcE-The French company are ut
tracing large assembages to witness hoir beaui ui
and inimtable equestrian performance. They are
the best troupe that have ever appeared In this co
try The manege act Of Madame Tonnsire is worJh
the price of admission 1t is really extraordinary
TIE IsuIAN CONCERT at the Tabernacle, this even
ing promises to be interesting entertainment 1t
is their concert in this city In connexion with
the interesting facts Of the and
customs OF their tribe will bo related 40 hear these
forest vocalists repeat their sweet wood notes wild
1t k the last chance that may offer itself If
ing natures song by natures children"
SACRED MusIc.-Mr. Leach, the vocalist by permls-
sion of the trustees of the Church of tho will
give concert of sacred music this evening He will
be assisted by the distinguished vocslists Miss ula
Northa Mrs e. H. Horn, Miss De Luce, Mss Jenkins,
and Mss Leach as also by Messrs Robinson, Dema-
rest. Watson. Grcatorex. ana Leach The music Will
consist Of selections from Handel Haydn, Mozart,
Mtndelssohn. &C. &c. The concert will commence at
eight o'clock ut the Church of the Messiah The emil
nent professors, Messrs Loder Timm and King. will
preside on the occasion.
Mr. DYoTT.-This distinguished actor and general
favOrte. takes his benefit IN Mnnlav at
the Broadway Theatre. young lady Of highly re-
spectacle connexions, who IL said be very hand
Dyott for some time, will make her debut on that
evening. III any actor de extensive
age, for his brilliant abilities, Mr. Dyott is the
An hour two can be very pleasantly and whole
somely spent now in admiring the Chinese Beauty as
she s called, at the Chinese Museum Indeed has
become tout coup, the star of fashion m)ngst our
citizens and the tidal throng OF Broadway pours into
her audience room, as matter Of course just it
sonnet pours into the opera and sonnet ines int 20
seen by common eyes. and therefore, she Is
She Is OF superior birth, position and education, be-
sides being really pretty 1t Is to be regretted that
she can only remain here about a week lonser.
STRANGE DrsAPprARAscr AND Discovery or Mr. Nun
pocH, THr TRAGEpIAs-We dropped into the theatre a
few minutes last night, hear Mr. Murdoch as Othel-
10. We found Mr.. Clarke in the character, Mr.. VI.
not being upon the stage On inquiry to the cause
Of MIR Murdochs failure to appear We that he
had not been since about 10 A. VI. yesterday aud
the change had been made on this account Inquiry
and search had been made for him; but up To the
hour OF opening no clue could be found to his
whereabouts Fears were entertained that he had
walked out and fallen down in n fit he il sub
ject to tendency of blood to the head and search
was made for him. but without Since
the above was in type, we learn that SIR. Rice ha,
received letter from Mr.. Murdoch himself In
which he states. that from the time he
rehearsal yesterday morning with the intention o.
taking walk on the Lake shore, he has recouec
ton OF any thing till about dark last evening when h,
found himself at Oustcrhouts, on the Calumet about
is or 10 miles from the city He was exhausted, ant
bssmeHred w hg
n perfect mystery to him lie is now in his usua
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