New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-09

her eminently successful impersonation in which
has thus far occupied her engagement, and, we per-
ceivs by the last advertisements 10 to be continued
through the week which Mr.. Wheatley has
added to the extra term Of her visitation. The effect
Of her acting continues undminished and it is need
less to say that to this effect the popularity OF the
play and its long "run" are entirely DUE since none
Of the other characters, however exceently repre-
sented be lifted to dignity importance enough
TO command public attention. And in any other
hands excepting those of Miss Bateman, the same
would necessarily be said of the leading part. Her
success in Leah 10, for this and kindred reasons,
the moe. remarkable, If not the most artisticaliy
distinguished, Of her career.
Mr. Edwin Booth returns this week to the Winter
Garden, after comparatively brief absence, during
which he has been augmenting his reputation in
other cities. His opening performance, this even
ing viii be the part OF Hamlet, 10 Shakespeare .
play OF that title" the programmes remind us. MIR.
Booth will be supported by a number Of fsyorlte
actors and actresses, in addition TO the regular com.
pany-among them Mr. L. p. Barrett, Mr.. George
Jamieton. Miss Ada Clifton, and Mrs. Wilkinson.
On Tuesday Mr.. Booth appears as Othelo.
For Wednesday evening, at Niblos Garden, q
masquerade ball of unusual spendor is announced
by tue Anon Society--a liberal and euterpfising
German musical fraternity of this city. From what
we know Of the gentlemen to whom the manage
ment of the affair is intrusted "a well as from the
details Of tho programme already made public, we
have no hesGon in promising to visitors the near
est approach to the carnival irocs Of European
cspials that has been afforded in this region. The
smpiest provision for the entertainment Of guests
has been arranged in every possible way. There
are TO be dances and pantommic shows, with newly
written choruses, and vsTious other effective iea-
lures all udiconsy light and appropriately fantastic.
The advertisement, in another column, gives add.-
tonal explanations Of the intentions Of the managers,
well a. lis. Of tie pisces at which tickets may
be purchased.
nr. Juignet Of the French Theater, at Niblos
Saloon, Announces for representation tomorrow
Tuesday evening, three one act piecas " La Plne
ct 10 Beau Temps By Leon Goylan; "Laf!eur'
by Paul Siraudin and Rene, and Pas de Fumee
ssDs Feu," by Bayard. On Saturday next the
French Company viii give matiuee, the programme
for which has not yet been published.
We miss from Mr.. BTnum's advertisement tih's
week the customary graceful and poetic invitations
to the leyces OF Miss Lavinia Warren, who, as the
world is well aware, ia about to yield her virl'in
pane and person to the possession of Gen. Tom
Thumb. The marriage 10 to be so,emuized on Iuea-
day. Meanwhile Mr. Baruum throws himself bacA
upon Lis eyerrenafcont resources and calls aiten-
ton to bis regular attractions with faith born Of
long familiarity with the public needs. lie poinif
with pride 10 his hippopotamus, bis sea-lion, bIs
What.is.itl and Boucicaults "Phantom," which
last s not natural curiosity, but very abnormal
though attractive, dramatic production, which is to
DO represented every day and evening upon tue Mo-
scum stage.