New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-22

best specimens Of Its power. Mr.. Lester wsllack.
We are glad to learn has fully determined to play
short engagement at bis theater in the course Of
tho present season. He will be welcomed With no ordi
nary qualification. The time Of his temperance yet
undetermined.
s'St. Marc; or, the Soldier of Fortune is
announced for repetition every evening this week ct
the Olympic. Mr. Davenports personation Of ST. MARI
is. it ought to be. universally admired He will next
appear As Sir Giles Overreach. The Olympic audiences
may prepare to accord warm welcome at NO distant
day to Mr.. Henry Fswcett Rowe.
Miss Bateman will continue to play "Leah" at
Niblo Garden-snce both drama and actress continue
to attract large audiences 1t Is probable. however
that this actress will peonate other characters in the
course Of her engagement.
"Hamlet" will be acted at the Winter Gar.
den every night this week. excepting Wednesday. At
the Matinee Wednesday Mr.. Booth will personate
Ruy Bias. "Pizarro" viii be repeated in the evening
Mr. J. II. Taylor-and not Mr.. Barron. We inadvsrt
emily stated last week-appearing as Roa.
"Rchelieu" will be produced at this theater Thurs
day evening Of next week.
Another heartless and malignant attack on
Mr.. Booth has appeared in The Herald newspaper-an
attack which is based upon NJ Booths terrible per.
sonal calamity and which aims to wound anew heart
that already bowed beneath the weight of almost
intolerable sorrow No harm can be done to Mr..
Booth however, from q newspaper which-in impotent
rage at the loss Of certain amount Of theatrical adj
vcrtis ing-thus outrsges every good sentiment Of
human nature. Meanwhile one can but think, with
mingled wonder and pity. that any person should exist
lost to all Of manliness Of honor Of common
selfrespect as to be capable Of writing such shame
less and outrageous libel upon an innocent man.
Mr. Owens, at the Broadway Theater, enters
tonight upon the third week Of his prosperous engage
ment and will appear every evening a. Scion Single.
and at the Matinee Oh Saturday.
Woods Theater will be made merry each
evening. and at a Matinee on Wednesday by Mr..
Chanfrau, as Jeremiah Clip, In 1.-THE Widows Vic
tim" In this character Mr. Chanfrau gives limitations
OF celebrated actors which unique and admirable.
Few players possess the humorous appreciation and the
talent for mimicry which nature has given to Mr..
Cbanfrau. 1.-THE Balloon Wedding Is also to be
represented and will conclude with the grand Fairy
Fountain, not hitherto given. The Hanlon Brothers
viii appear in acrobatio feats thus. we presume ful.
filling the managerial promise Of al pure gymnastic
literature"
At Miss Rushton's Theater, the first three
evenings OF this week will be devoted to The Day
After the Wedding" and 1.-THE Prisoner Of War"
new comedy is announced for next Monday. together
with q burlesque Of "Arrah-ns- Pogue." The new.
grand romantic drama" remains in state OF active
preparation"
Miss Fanny Herring will personate "a new
and original character" tonight in 1.-THE Reapers OF
Burgundy" dogs ofAhe jungle" and the Hiber.
niao Tinker will likewise be presented Mr.. William
I'd will have al hia tO.mO
tuesday evening,
Mr.. Barnum has secured the services oil "a
performing three horned bull which animal is adver.
tised being capable Of extraordinary fcats His ex'
traordnary appearance should alone suffice to insure
him most attractive unpopularity The circus enter
tanment. Of which his three.horned bullship forms
part will be given here a. usual every day at O'Clock
and every evening at n. Previous TO the circus will
be acted the domestic drama Of Jennie Grey; Tho
Convct's Vengeance"
The New-York Circus is steadily growing in ex.
ceence and popularity The enterprise Of its manager
never flags aud u.s. therefore. well rewarded This week
an Oriental spectacle called 1.-THE Halt in the DESERT
or Midnight scene upon an Oasis" will be presented
introducing Arabs and Arabian horses the latter being
10 trained as to exhibit marvellous illustrations Of
EQUINE saeacity There can be no doubt tina. this will
prove al exceeoinBy picturesque ouo i'eiee""S
spectacle The famous equestriaDs, Mr. james Robin
son, Mr.. Levi j. Nash and Madame Tournaire will
take part In the entertainments usual there are per-
form snces OF the Circus every Wednesday and Satur
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock. The evening perform
ance commences at 8.
In the department of Ethiopian Mnstrelsy
Bryants and Christy's vie with each other, as to
variety and attrsctiveness Of programmes. That's
nv Sister" Little Mac as Jocko the Monkey" and
the buresque Of 1.-THE Streets Of NewYork are to be
nightly presented at Bryanta Dan Bryant will also
repeat his stump speech. At Chrstys ballads will be
sung BY Frank Leslie, Charles Melville, and N. W.
Coud. while Mr.. George Christy Mr. Budworth. and
other kindred artists will appear in variety Of acts
and characters
Mr.. j. w. Lingard, lessee and manager of
the New Bowery Tbeater. denies In published
"card tho report Of his withdrawal from that esiao
lishment
THE CHEAT METROPOLIS.