The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-03
melo- dramatic eastern spectacle, with gorgeous
tablsax. It gave immsnse satisfaction

tsblsax. II gave immsnse Subtraction
AMERICAN AUsEUM-The programme ofperfermaucss
for the afternoon and evening 10 Attractive The tls
In the world will be introduced by his preosptor at
three o'clock, when he will give several songs and
dances, and nsrrsts his travels He will appear sso
In the costumes Of Napoleon and Alexander Great
In the evening. he will appear In the character of
HOP o. my Thumb" splendid musical extravs-
General ,' 'A'
NEw YORK ANrHiTHxATRE.-The French company of
equestrians BY their classic and beautiful feats Of
horssmsnrhip are doing wonders at the Bowery Cir
The new fairy pageant of Cinderella has been
produced with great splendor, and Is drawing i'm
ms ~. sao lem TIE company generally speaking
IL the best that have ever appeared In this city.
The French BALLET CoMpASr-The cele bratsd ar
tists OF the French ballet have lately arrived
In this city after very succsssu engagement ssve-
raj theatres OF Boston Mile Cslestins Frank and her
sister whose terPschorean talents 80 veil appre-
cisted at Astor Place Opera House gained ns~ aurss
In Boston. and the celebrated comic dancer
won all the suffragss of the lovers of DANCING. We
learn With pleasure that this company has been
gsssH BY the abb. manager Of Broadway Theatre vosrs
It VIII appear on the 10th instant new ballet will
be performed on this occasion and doubt not that
the success Of Mile G. Frank and L. Espnoss viii be
hope also to zee NILE Adsline the danseuse Of Broad
way, fiji part In this ballet It Is very GOOD COCA
sion for her to improve In her art With such
com Pitched danseuse - Mile. Celestine Frank
WASHINGTON HALL.-A visit to this place of smuse.
men. viii amply repay those who delight in nne
painting The panorama Of the Pilgrims Progress is
. work Of great merit.
srorrAM HALL.-rhs panorama Of California is beau
TRULY executed The painting IL excellsnt-ths storm
at o. very natural and effective and the remarks Of
the lecturer lucid
Musical.
PARopr's SECOND PERsosArIoS OF GxMMA pI vracr.-
Last night, at the Astor Place Opera House. Parsdi
astonifhed every by the extraordinary brilliancy
OF her efforts In the character Of Comma. We vii
lingly acknowledge that the opera was written for
celebrated tenor but this dlmnshes In no degree the
praise to which Parod entitled for her artistic per-
fonstion On the contrary, she makes Comma the gem
Of the opera and infusss into the very of
the lyric art Bocobadati, at Milan, used to create
somsthiDg of 1ore in the character but Parod 60
tualy carries the audience by storm, and makes
every acknowledge that In all the requisites sna
effects Of great lyric vocalist she has rival No.
anes, on either continent II have any knowledge
Of the great triumphs OF vocaliss and ali we have TO
exalted specimen Of operate vocalxstiou. thew hSvs
only TO attend the Opera HOUSE, on Wednesday night
The enthusis.m last night vas very sreatPsrodi vas
called before the curtain i've times was sho wered
with bouqusts AL these testimoniss however form
cd the npisst possible recognition Of her trans-
msritsa more applause than he received. Avg.
nopf gave great expression to his music aud
w.: :Sis chat: si his ,. :as :s
was well sung. but she lacks animation in the most
important scene Of ths opera She has talents an
actress which she should not fear to exert crowded
house may be expected on Wednesday night
BocHsA's sEcoSD PnoNssApr CoscrRr.-rhe concert
lsst night was received with the most satisfactory
Of public favor. The magnificent
orchs strs performed the music a. on the nrst
occasion, and Griebel truly brilliant on the violin
One Of bis solos was vshsmsntly encorsd, and very
too This new candidate for fame as
volinist has taken the metropolis by storm and viii
coptfnoe to be fsvorite. His equal has not bsen
known in this country for many long day Rom
berss Chidren's Sym phony was admiraol performed
many Who had heard this eurea. tor tSs
first time The splendid introdasiss
ssas. :. nSsy % are such IS
precste the efforts made to elevate the musical taste
Of the metropolis. We learn that the next concert
viii be unusually novel and brilliant.
La soSSAmuuLA-This opera. with one act o.
Ernani," and the ballet OF Psquita," will Be per
formed tonight. for the benefit OF the Young mems
gagged In distributing fuel to the poor In the severe
season Of winter Bertucca, rru a. forti aud Nathalie
dsscrpsn and it IL to be hoped that tins hoass viii
gagged.
evening win commence with sn overture, which viii
be lls~ed by excellent melodies. solos the guitar
and violin ourlesque opera, and exquisite daucng.
Chriety says there IL no such word ~ fail ~
FKLLows' 0PssA HoUsE.-This establishmeut bids
fair make respectable stand In this city The per-
formspces excellent full houses prove and the
respective performers gaining syery night in pub
lie estimation. The singing 4 good and Meyers violin
cole worth the price OF admission. Hear them aud
judge for yourselves.
Ma GMyBrL,-Tbe FIRST appearance Of this celebrated
violni,t, on Saturday evening Mt Thpler Hall,
perfectly tucoe,sfu In every respect HIS performsu-
received the most enthusiastic applause, and
followed Moore. until we thought his ys,si
ergies would fail In his efforts crafty the audience
lie vas rewarded with perfect sho rsrs OF bouquets
As artist he has at once taksp rank among the
highest In bis line and cannot fail attracting large
audiences whenever and wherever he may appear.
Csitn FamLr grand concert will be given by this
family. mt FLUSHING. l. I T, on Wednesday next Mis-
Gillespie the youthful bat talented vocalist will up.
pear the occasion.
HsRa Kpauss. the Hungarian vocalist IL about riv.
ing q concert Of n d-soriptio in this city lie
sang I'm Boston In thirty different languages and his
voice Of the sreatest compass singing, IL said
from double ID In bass. up to q In the soprano.