The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-04

former Who lived. gave, last night. his farewell
espesrt 1t the rsb-rpses add leaves New York this
rospipg ~ stesmss Canada, ,s'sfs for London We
srs sure that b. viii bet there with rhs utmost spprs
o'sioD Of his characteristic talent, which has pre-
cedeDt In tina must al werd Sispor 8ottssiat ssus
TO b smbc died With bis monster Instrument aud,
.Tmonious c.Disur--hs'f . man. aud half : double
bees-who. when In motion, has bat . soul-sud
What soul! Tho astonishing player performed
last night but two pieces and they
e.ived With the most dsafeoing applause. The
Souvenir, from La SomoAmbula" composed by
and ssrpris,pe ~.ores the execution Of which
II comprehensive peculiarly striking. AZ for the
Carnival Of Venice this piece 10 the ne piss ura
pcep 90 and the huge Mt which Stgnor
Bottesipi renders tho most oifoult competition OF
Psgspipis, In his style, would be sufficient to
world This talented itslsn performer goes Europe
with an American fame but NO doubt the monde
.u,ieaIs Of The other s,He ., tns Aasno WI, i%@so
tsts and viii give him the kind reception aud pstron
age he really deserves The sesistsnts 81 Ssnor Bot
ts'sp 1t his concert were Signers Msreschi, whose
voice and method good and Who sung the ssvstins
from Verds Due Fososri" with taate and feeling
Siapor BsnevsntAno the bsrytoae. has . most ad.
mir~rs The basso Castrops. and the tenor Fsrrari
from the last importation Of artts by Mr. Fry, who
appeared but at the Op-rs housc sang also vt
this ceIcsrt S'snor Fsrrars voice fresh snd clear
but his method wants much cultivation 10 short.
B0tte6tn1
and no doubt he will hold the high position on
the Continent OF Europe.
Mr. DEMsrEK's LAST CONCERT viii take place this
evening 1t tho Tabernacle, and the programme be
sets forth the OCCASION, will consist OF his most
vorts competitions; the beautiful cantsa Of rhe NAV
Queen" the death OF wsrrss," "Im alone, all
number Of beautiful Scotch ballads will also be snug
by him. besides various other songs In which he s
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sprsad that Of any vocalist Ia the country,
and the Of this, his last concert viii
doubtless bring crowds to the Tsbsrnsee this even
CHRIsrrs MISsrRELs raise - much Of dust In the
musical world as the bslmy brsszes Of these ne April
days do In unfortunately dust filled streets and
they moreover make our citizens come down With The
dust" ngurstively speaking In ns styls their con
- racy as ever their Voyage Nu.icsle," Cowb+l
logisns" songs, choi urses dancing, Sc are all much
appreciated
New ORLEANS SkRESApEns-Thsss scieptiao mus
eans have the patronage Of the elite Of city night
after night their Is crowded to overhowins and
their admirable execution Of their long list Of bssufa
graphic musical psporsms ana Italian aosnas cannot
fall to please all. They give fine programme this
evening.
CHINESE MusEuM-We see that a vessel arrival here
from China direct in "A days. short time ago tho
quickest passs &c on record bus tell citi
&c ms how TO make shorter trip still to the Celestial
Ewpre-let them ride up to the Lhinsse Mu.eum, and
there they win every thing almost that bs
in China In one visit IL 10 In fact perfect dagusr
| reotypo Wo may SSy, u Cniuoeo mo.
PANORAMA OF THE HUpsoN RivER.--Ths great work
of art NAV truly be looked on q national picture,
it so faithfully and graphically depicts the splendid
scenery Of tho great Hudsen River. The artists who
engaged on this work. and the enterpvising men
who projected it, all deserving Of pubic thanks for
having got mp such magnificent work.
Madame Anna Bishop is giving concerts In savan-
nah, Georgia
MR.. MACREADY's SPEECH AT NEW ORLEANS.
Althoueh rather long, We publish the remarks made
by Mr. Msersady At public dinner given him by the
citizens OF New Orleans on the goth ult
Mr.. PREsIDENr AND GEsrLEMEN-I rise to acknow-
ledge the bonor you have done mo, with painful
.sousness Of inability to do Justice to my feslings
Few can be less fitted than myself to answer 1t aay
time the need Of occasion such this; aud now
am ore than ever embarrassed aud 1t fault; but
have only friends around me, aud my dshcisn will
not be hsrdly judged Let then request you to
cept the however feeby 1t may be orsesr
Of my fervsnt gratitude. stand amongst you. your
loss where to begin the summing up OF my obligs-
| tons to you. But, indeed, 1t would bs needless to
neither with them cancelled nor reduced; for am
proud and happy In acknowledging myself 80 largely
bound to you, and shall preserve tho recollection OF
visits here snd Of intercourse with tho citizens
If this community, among tho few happy memories
that cbeer and brighton review of iabonous life,
your favor bavs,bsen indeed but small but even had
they been greater, in the nightly assenblages that
have erowd and shed brilsncy through your theatre
have received most hsttoring and substantial test
monies Of Jour approval that call forth aud command
my earnest thaDkfulness. But Is II this were not
and dstinctiops that impress me ssasibly with the
conviction OF my own dsproportionsts d>serts Like
tho priest in the Eastern temple fancy Intercept
the oblasions duo the divinity serve Is upon the
altar Of our divine that the offerings Of
thusam the incense Of praise should be which
you prefusely lavish on his oficistinE minister
! would not however, be thought to disguise in the
least degree the gratacston that this parng tribute
to our declining art are Of rar occurrence, and en-
plicism becomes daily moro intimately connected
With Es practice But there are reasons beyond and
NJ me Yplv Al nd h.
rejoice at receiving this generous Demonstration ct
your hsnds-thi, demonstration coesly indicative
tonsity smopg you-so dsclaratory Of your love Of
your love Of art for art aono-the highest evidence
Of true !eansment. The exousivsne:s Of nationality
differs little from sectarisn otry whilst true patriot
ISM like true religion the faithful 10 its evoton
to the great object Of its love and worship, the
largely and freely does extend the spirit Of charity
and good will to al mankind. This IL, apprshend,
questionable doctrine with some Of your rymen
~, ,ha among my own there are mole eyed msn Who Of
grandeur out Of the soil they move In But the true
lover Of his country grateful for and rejoicing her
light In the progress and Advancement schiev we'd By
other nations and Institutions differing from his
,s zee the race Of honor run By her eo%psti.ors
Powers or . Gibson model form to challenge the
wondrous perfection Of antiquity, feel the thrill
and glow Of admiration at bis hesrt, whether u
beat In an English or American bosom. Humble
individual - ! am, rejoice, am happy ~
Fsthsrisna. "Ensl.nd, with ali thy faults. love
thee still, my countIy"-I say that, for myself
and on the part Of the intelligent Of my couutrymen
We rejoice In bearing honest testimony and doing
honor to the greatness Of your Kindred race. re-
member WE'LL when last had ths hsnor Of being your
guest one OF my hosts Senator think Of this state
sxprseted his belief that If Englshmen Of liberal
tipents more frequently visited this country, any lin.
seIips pr.judioe existing between as would seon Be
eradicatea Permit me to regret that such pref
fraueht with 20 little wisdom and stn less ohsrity
should be kept alive In either country, may say Of
IT, as Of the rank nete the green turf of the good
mans grave, has business TO grow thessn IL
truth, that with NO other nation In the world do
Epgshmen desire to live In the closest bonds Of aity
% with this with would they rslucta nty see
any disturbance Of their friendly relations with
would they 30 shrink from the thought Of adverse COL
lision which at any sacrifice short Of tho national
honor. they would detcrminedy avoid. Ask at st.
James's whether, among the highly salarsd diploma.
sts there 10 one treated with nattering oonsid
GRAFTON sDd genuine respect thar the wisely uomsed
Minister OF the United States By noneI speak from
actual knowledgeis the gaantry and proves Of the