The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27
Highly Important from Baltimore-Ole |
Bulls Movements In the Musical World. |

the gentleman who had the bond-held the bond
hanging over his head, to the great annoyance OF
the artist. As this subject has been the principal
topic OF the saloons and drawing-rooms for several
weeks past and has almost agitated the country as
much as the North Eastern boundary, or as the
election of Mr.. Clay, we have doubt it will re-
lleve the public very much to be in possession oil
all the facts, in the most authentic shape, of the
agreement between Mr.. Schuberth and Ole Bull
and the future movements of that wonderful and
extraordinary genius of the north.
BY this express we have received the following
very authentic documents, being copies of the
original contract between Ole Bull and Mr..
Schuberth and also the dispositions made by indi-
vduals in relation to the transactions which have
taken place between them
Contract
Beceen the Cheraher OH BULL Holinst of Norwau and
julius ScHuBERTH, Dealer ia Music, Of Hamburg. The
Cheraer Ole Bull and Mr. Julius Schube,th hare conei-
ded TO make an artisieal trip to America, and fol-
ioWs riz
81. The departure from Hamburg to New York is to
take place the Goth October of the present year. via
Amsterdam and Liverpool Their STAY in America is for
the present fixed until the end Of April ls44 however
later return depends upon that is
to say if the interest of both parties should require it.
o. Mr.. julius Schuberth binds himself to arrange the
concerts and to attend to all the preparations for the
if necessary to lead the and to take charge of the
immediately after the performance Of every concert for
this he is to receive from the Chevaler Ole Bull third
OF the net receipts and the same should exceed in any
concert 1000 francs or more one quarter Of the net
g. Mr.. Ole Bull undertakes and binds himsefto play in
such concerts as Mr. Julius schuberth may and
respite is only to take place when the interest Of both
parties should demand it.
a. Each party is to pay his own travelling expenses.
The above has been maurely considered both par
ties in confirmation thereof has been signed and exists
in four fold originals delivered to Madame Bull in
the third and fourth copy in the hands Of the subscr
bers.
Done at Hamburg the 10th October, ls4a.
Signed, JULIUS SCHUBERTH,
OLE b. BULL.
State Of New York, City and County Of Nep York, ss
Christian f. Buher of the said city Counsellor at Law
being duly sworn doth depose and say that the nine
eeph day Of December thousand eight hundred and
oythree, the request of Mr. julius schuberth, pre-
sent ofthe city of New York. deponent called upon Mr.
Ole B. Bull That deponent after stating that he called
behalf of Mr. Schuberth exhibited to said Ole B. Bull
the original contract entered into between the said Bull
and Schuberth, "a copy whereof is hereunto annexed
and deponent thereupon asked the said Ole b. Bull
whether the same was the contract between the
parties To which the said Ole b. Bull replied
that it Deponent then asked the said Ole b.
Bull whether he the said Bull had not refused comply
with the terms Of the said conract To which the said
Ole B. Bull replied that he had not Deponent then ask.
ed the said Ole B. Bull whether he the said Bull had
refused Tor threatened to reuse to allow the said Schu
berth the proportion OF net profits stipulated for in the said
contract? To which the said Ole Bull replied that he
had not refused threatened to refuse allow the said
s M Snsie W sne ploh.s as 9I IN
Bull whether ii not true that he the said Ole B. Bull
ia oii ,h he soJ Schmh na a.. nc, .nS lisa u ni
the net profits! To which the said Ole b. Bull replied
that he had never mentioned any such thing that he
make against him. and that he The said Ru ~ parTc
ly willing and DESTROYS abide by the of the said
The said Ole b. Bull further stated that he scarcely
conceived possible that he the said Bull should be ask
clrsyhf int rrnu
$780, " ~ " ' '' ' fu'ioi''
tn atnra corvors.,;,, ,vas viii; .ha o,,,,,,.;, e
.u 49, . 80. .o =; 10, was, VIII '.e eAueion VI ~,
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"e"a language ANU 'ur'her aePohen' sam not
T. F. BuhLER
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ph,; fn herh t;f tha, .S ~ Mn Rhiy
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him rhp frat u az ne n. -. o. mil Nv NJ!
Rnh,er ras in the naah an "a 80. .xnby.Ln
tbe Contract in question was ire actnai con.rac. %,
the nartiesr To which tbe said Ole n Rull renlisa IN
the affirmative
The residue conversation was in the German lam
ruaga which 40 NO, understand - 80 ~ $500
sNN9N' sTEPHEN MERRIHEw
Notary Public
New York. December 90 1913.
State of Maryland Citu of Baltimore 10 ,vi:
l. Charles f. MAYER Of said city of Baltimore Counsel.
lor at Law do hereby certify that in nv professional ca
pacity was applied to by Mr. Julius Schuberth to claim
Tor him from MIR Ole b. Bull his r Schuberth's) proper
annexed contracts the net
of the concert given by MIR Bull at the theatre in Bati
more on the 2Is December ls43 On the day of this ap
plication to me- Yesterday 22d December lSi3 called
upon Mr. Bull in company with MIR George Willip of
this CITY, and after some general stated the
snecIa object of NV visit TO him n he the claim of Mr.
ton 10 the Contract that then seemed Ia snbst between
them Itold him that the noint in oueston was very
;i o IA ,,.as 49,, p h IIJ 'o o ,ha .on y
np;r - NJ SLnh.h a. "a; w p.;o 1 &c ,h no
ceeds nffhe conce,+ alluded t he AK M, agree m nav
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poItuy 20 c1e 70 SOME ndi anu PeaceaDle se..ieme.
satisfactory to all parties He unwilling to accede to
any pan ana would not en'eah rne ioea OF an
would have nothing further to do with Mr. schuberth;
and when then told that Mr. Schuoerh desired TO part