The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-09

songs and Miss Lsvinia Bandini italian girl only
thirteen years o. age Is to perform on the violin very
play: with astonishing execution and much feeling
1t win be great novelty to one SO young perform.
ther feature OF the evening viii be the or
two new gnicssteps performed BY Adkins Military
ira, under the direction OF Mr.. Nou.
CHRIsry's aissrRELs The vocal and instrumental
abilities Of this popular company properly appre
ciated. Night alter night their hall is literally.
thropged with the most respect able audiences who.
testify OF the with the
mos, Oarss ., dns programme
or the inimtable George, whose witty sayings are
always recei'ed with roars Of Leopold Meyer,
quit Grst toy ether with others, whose weil
know by the patrons OF this talented company.
FELLOWS MlssrxELs This exceedingly talented
bard of Ethiopian delinsators nightly receive the
warmest denominations ofapprobation from their nu-
patrons This versatility ofther performances
10 certainly astonithug Their solos, duets and cho
russer are rendered wth the greatest harmony, and
their Instrumental performances are executed with
the utmort precision Corn who Is alone in his pscu-
liar ST. may justly be termed the Premier Jestsr
Ruusey in hr banjo solos nightly esicts the greatest
praiss T. Chr:tisn, the sreas r,rolean singer, Que
plays an astonishing volume OF voice, ana mixer,
the uurivalod vionst is received with the greatest
marks OF pleasure
BAaSus's MusEum-The moral drama of Made
lGir Q" continues to draw crowd and improves In e
representation every evening As likeness OF the
horrors of the ipebrate's life and warning to the
young to avoid that social rock upon which many
gallant spirits founder It has no equal It's scenes
are exceedingly interesting particularly the ons in
which Madelaine discovers that Bertrand Is broken
open the bureau and taken the money she hal boarded
up TO put out her tick child TO q healthy It
would be difficult Co dnd any thing more In pessive
than this play 1t performed in the most sing
and capable manner. It's success is so great that 1t
is done every evening now. The afternoon PERFORM
aEees are very lively ana anCsing
New YosK CIRcus -Messrs. June Co. announce
great array of attractions for the coming week at
the smphtheatreiu the Bowery Mile. Tourniaire, the
FAR famed and jntly celebrated French equestriene,
will appear nightly IL two agnihcent OF horse
msrshiP and the youthful aud charming Mary Ann
Wells will IeGppear at this establishments to morrow
evening. Afternoon performances are announced fox
Wednesday and Saturday.
PAsoRAMA or THE PnGRiMs PRooREss This sucoesc
Of this splendid and truly Instructive painting is de-
eervedly increasing Thousands have already wit
messed 1t with the greatest sats cton, ana would
advise those who have not yet seen it, to avail them
selves OF the present opportunity
PANORAMA OF IRELAND Nothing exceed the
pleasure and appreciation nightly evinced By the
yisiters who assemble ut the NJ inerva Rooms
to witness the Representations of various scenes in
Ireland The eloquent ilnrtrations of the lecturer
are alone worth the price OF admission.
Mr. G. w CLAKkE's plim sntary benefit is to take
at Niblos Garden. We unders'a and that this is very
THE DEASE FAMILY. This highly talented family
intend giving another of their pleasing and attractive
entertainments the Goth inst, at Constitution
Hall, Broadway. Miss Fanny aud Master Charles
displayed great versatility OF hitronic talent at
their last concert, and we are confident, from the
general satisfaction evilced, that they viii have
crow 6ed house.