The national Republican., 1862-04-09
A M q sen. ANITA.

Mss BAtEaAh.-fhIs foune lady, hithsr,q
Npkw&n y the oi,is4bs II Wsshinslen except
HsSe ~ p,Sss % A'.s z ss s Sst y.
crowded and .teighied audience. The part
undertaken by Mss Bateman was tina. of the
heroine In "Romso and Juliet" and though
We have often seon the piecs performed by
eminent Artists, supported by admirable COM
ranios' yet wo havo never hehsld IT enacted IN
such superb manner as that In which It was
rendered. last evening. There are many who
profess to play" Juliet" but We have never
neioro last evening seen correct impersona.
ilon Of the character. She neither rants nor
tngesi but has all the irg Of otpfsssioh and
oFident intensity Of soul that Tile piets 70
fntres. She .,appeais tonight in thS elegant
n.'d dashing character Of 'Eidy Gsy spanksr;',
. ts gtsalest " Boproicaults ;Hrsrhatt pro.
ednc,iona. {" London Assarande.r fhoSe Who
have ladies IN charge should secure their seats
the door al night. "' -'-' d. . - = 80
toRb,s, ,ArBEskgs. This evening the re.
nSssa FG,ss sssolp sppss II 'fs stsHs Az sinaks
Up, Of forrests abecisliaa. Tke great Bard
pf Asoil Win never osase to be,4dmlred tsf ,his
tr'itbfp' and ,N'eiks Rottrsittjres pf4Hass,
snssssSE nsssasarsE ~ nsyS sss M sSss TsS q
want % literary tate. liow'deiighifui to read
his great works af,er witnessing one of For
rests brilliant illumin.tiossofths subject! We
advise our friends TO procure their tickets
early to-day. ",ai- r,.ur =, q, 30. -"
renowned cantstrioe, will give ons Of her grand
concerts this evening, on which occas,oh sho
wlll be assisted by Edward Seguin, the young
and talented baritone, and uustave De Speiss,
ono ot the mos! distinguished pisnis!s that eet
long been regarded. both in this country AID in
Enropr. the trst amohs no Norld's great iyriu
artists, and Se arc coDildent that the myriad Of
r"r @ faTrsEs r.,,,On IN q "a o,S l A. the Willard
trea, dosite ihahiiss,Sd to hsar yoIins ssElin' I
who Il ssd to have inherited ibs talent and |
EcpGs 81 hs laiiiented father, OF Engish opera |
isT' ioa AIS%sSs S.s ASs esASI' s',,s s,srss ,a = mar
nor professional career has Ssen y Sc r,ss OK !!
unparalleled iriumphs. She has. charmed All |
hationaltics with her wonderful voice. Il
krskEL's OrERA TRourg.-Odd Fellows Hall |
sun cnn,inuts TO be among the principal and |
most fashionable resorts Of the public. The
songs. acts, dances, and bnrlesqaes are refined |
and delightful. An entirely now sutertxinmeRtl
"a provided every night, and we have yet to see /
We party WHO las regretted having spent an
onips at funsers. pixies Peak" "1id.
@%s soss'ss p'd srsaa rsaa among
,CAsTGaEcgy.-.T programme offered last
n'ghtwas indeed capital ono, and the grand
performance WAS wen appreciated by tho latge
idlence present. II We may judge from their
h'at'y ana prpluneed applause, Ono OF the |
most interesting features of the, evenings en-.
tGrtainment was the singing of tho " Star-spap
ged B,nner," by tho entire inmsnse COMPANY.
IT will be repeated tonight. Another grand
EFT matinee for ladies and children viii take |
place nj d'clods this AFTERNOON. "These. mat.
wees have BECOME very pophlarNsithrhs lxdiss,
ND should the 3eather provo fair, we predict
tor The enterprisinS management another sue.
cess to-day. .. ... .. u....
FRANKLIN HALL.-The Ladies' Fair at this
place will probably close tonight. Your last
chance 10 do good at such \ small sacrihce,
while ori"yinG rich entertainment.,. Do Not
iy,ll I" bo there tonight. ..,.. ", -.