Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-17

The bark is ready, and the wind at help.
The associates tend, and every thing isbent
H. For England,
X Az, for England
K-so is it, IL thou knewest our purposes
HI see cherub that sees them. But Gomez
For England FarewelL-Han,et.
CELESTE, one OF the most accomplished artistes
and the only one that may considered inbued with
the true genius Of her art in this country embaks
day in the England for England-in the packet ship
England, for the fatherland England. Celeste goes,
she herself said the other evening in the Bowery,
TO take one more look the sunny wales and the
vine clad hills Of her native land-la belle France
before she reircs altogether from the bustle the ac-
tivy, the stormy enthusiasm of life of genius-be-
fore she settles down finally in her own beautiful re-
sidence near Baltimore where she intends TO spend
the remainder Of her days amidst the and hya-
cinths-the wild flowers and wilder forests of her
adopted country.
Celeste came TO this land about ten years ago
young, graceful fairy like, beautiful but win
nng much by her manners as by her talents. She
is now in the full tide Of successful genius-a pre-
siding spirit in the "poetry of notion" No artistic
is or has been, in this country that could make
the slightest approach the higher regions of the art
in which she moves. Madame Ronzi vestris was tie
only one we have seen on this side Of the Atlantic
with whom comparison can be made. The peculiar
character of vestris then, with that of Tagoni now
beauty grace and expression There beauty and
grace in Celeste, but subimity and magnicence are
also her natural and peculiar elements. We remcu,-
Der Ronzi vestris we'll. She WINS in dancing
what Pasta in music. Celeste, like the lamented
Mallbran, has variety, power, grace and above all
subnity and versatility Of genius. She possesses the
highest poetry of the art sometimes graceful as the
classic models of Atica, then imaginative the Orr
cntal-then picturesque the Gothic. To the art Of
dancing aRd motion, she has given the language Of
the heart and the higher emotions.
She goes to Emope-to Fnnce-to Italy-the
lands of the drama and the song. Is il not probable
she may begin career there in her peculiar line, that
will place her. at least side by side, with Tagion in
the estimation of the world The sensation she
created in Europe during her former visit is for
gotten. Wherever she goes the good wishes and as
pirations Of her admirers follow her. We consign
Celeste the Of the winds of heaven, aad the
waves Of ocean, which with the skilful management
OF Captain Waite will speed her swiftly across the
broad, blue waters of the Atlantic. On Saturday az
tsrnoon, visited the gallant ship just to say
favsrte prayer from the vespers of the Holy Virgin
over the pretty cabin that receives Celeste, and to
speak word 10 the Captain in behalf Of the gentle
spirit! Captain Waite choked of my prayer in the
middle with glass Of exquisite champagne ying
" alps iight-Pm just hauling out-Ill put you ashore
here-handsomely men, handsomely men," said the
Captain to the sailors. Handsomely sir hand
somely SIT" replied the sailors to the captain. "Here
gentlemen" said the captain, again turning to us
"hcre's the small boat-good bye and God bless you
God bless you and good bye Ais nght"-and
with this descended the ratings and left the ship,
the captains "big manly voice. still swelling over
the gallant England Handsomely mem handsomely
men," the men hauling and reiteratng handsomely
sir-handsomely SIR"
So therefore, we commit the great, the beautiful
artistic TO the Of captain Waite and the England
Captain Waite and the England to the care Of the
winds of Heaven and the waves OF Ocean-and the
winds of Heaven and the Of Ocean to the care
Of Him who gave hs spesd Of thought TO the one and
covered the beautiful crests Of the other with tho
driven snow. Amen.
II The penny papers at the South and West are
sprngins up, like mushrooms from putridty secthey