The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-19
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Parting With FrieBds-signing Of a New
Contract with MIR. Gran for Havana and
the United States-Au Rcv0ir. Not Adfeu.
Yesterday was an evsntfu day in the eventfu career
OF Madame Ristori From an early hour numerous
visitors sought her residence in Sixteenth street. TO bid
her good bye and pay their last tribute of admiration
and respect to her genius, goodness and amiable quail
ties Bouquets, some Of which were the rarest spec-
mems Of art brought in until the elegant parori
seemed 10 be and the cards Of prn-
cipal citizens cergymen diplomats politicians, literary
celebrities artists and other friends sent mp from
the continuous stream Of carriages that stopped the
way" until the fair artistic became bewildered
Then an ordeal Of hand shaking, Of the Gene
raj Grant style, and the Babel OF farewells,
In half dozen languages preceded the departure for
the steamer. Yet amid this busy scene Madame
Hstori did not forget the prompngs Of her generous
heart for she found time to make many liberal donations
10 the poor Rarely has any been the recipient Of
such catering attentions from the most distinguished
citizens Of the metropolis Madame Rstori and her
family were yesterday Tho rich and elegant vsnrs
which they received formed a small cargo in them
selves. All the Italians of note many celebrities in the
art world and many Of the representatives OF our
publican arstocracy rode down steamer yester-
day afternoon to sec Madame Risori off, The scene at
the dock on the decks and in the cabin where Madame
Ristori surrounded by intimate friends she has
made here, unprecedented The leave taKings were
warm, afectonate and enthusiastic. Her husband tho
Marquis del Grilio; her George and her
beautiful daughter Mile. Blanca in for share in
the general enthusiasm and deep regrets express
ed again and again at parting But it reuor not
adeu. Mr. Grau has been long anxious to enter into q
n ew engagement with the great tragedenne, but she
wished to retire from the stage and devote herself the
care OF her family. The unprecedented enthusiasm
with which she received at her farewell appearance
the datterng serenade which followed and the unvary-
ing riumphal character of the past determined
her yesterday and she signed appear under
the management OF Mr. Grau during the next season,
at the Grand Tacon Theatre Havana, and the United
States. Tho contract signed board Of the steamer
few minutes before its departure Madame Rstor ex-
pressed herself to those present after signing the
tract that she could rot be induced to return to Amer
lea under any other management than that Of Mr. Gau
She used the following words :-"When artist signs
engagement with Mr. Grau half the battle is gained
One Of her last before the sailing OF the steamer
Vile de Paris 10 present Mr. Grau with carte de
risie on which was wrtten-''ro her good friend and
excellent manager Grau of Adelaide Ristori
del Grllo" Mr.. Grau also presented Madame Ristori
with silk American flag, on which the single word
'tSourenir.n
One of the conditions of the contract that Giacom.
the first time, and under the management Of Mr. Grau,
in New York. This is in accordance with the authors
previously expressed wish, that this work should be
brought out In republican land, the sentiments he
p1rposed introducing In It would prove disaseful to
monarchca ideas OF liberty Schilers celebrated Jean
dire will be also OF the features Of the next
in Havana and the United States. The scenery for
Marie Anoinete will be painted in France and Italy,
and the costumes will be entirely Fifty thousand
francs deposited by each Of the contracting parties
with leading banker Of this city Madame Ristor will
make her first appearance season at French
theatre September l5
AS the lines were cast OFT and the noble steamer one
OF the staunchest and swfest Of the popular French line
moved out from the pier handkerchicis we're waved,
adieus exchanged and each strained TO catch part
ing glimpse q the queen o. tho drama The crowd on
tue steamer could be obtained swarmed with human be-
ings
LIST OF PASSENGERS PARIS.
The following Is list Of the passengers who sailed
the Vile dc Paris for Hrest and Havre:
Madame Adelaide Rstori Marquis del Critic, Mr..
George del Grio, Nile Blanca del Grillo, Cesare and
Nine Rstori G. Czech, G. Bovin, G. NJ. Borgh, 1.
NJ. Giech, L. CZECH G. Czech, O. PHO, G lroani M 30,
yini g. Carboni, l. G,ammartin, Mile v Casat Miles.
NJ and A. Pensato, Nile y Cotton and three servants.
YORK; W. b. Robins, Philadelphia; J. T. Pennmau,
n New c,,1 York; r. Rev.; J. Dasgan. Archbishop
bellows, Now York r H. Clark, Mrs T. W. Clark, Miss
r.. ".
three child,en and two servants. New York; Mr. @.
Fair Mrs Fair, Mss Mary Moore New Jersey: Nj. L
Mr. J. N. Harvey. Mrs. Harvey two children and nurse
Mr. D. Delaney, Missouri; Mr. W. Tanning Miss T. Fan.
two children and servant. New Orleans NJ b. r Hut
ton, New York; Mr. J. Rmmel, Massachusetts,; Mr.
Henry M Williams, Commissioners from the State Of
New YORK 70 the Paris Exposition; Mr.. James Poutz,
New Orleans: Mrs c. l. Spencer and maid servant
Mrs; General Thomas and two daughters, New York; r.
W wason. Massachusetts,; W. Y. Mortimer and wife.
Masters X. and 5. Mortimer, Miss Mortimer New York:
Joseph sheldon, Connecticut; c. W. woolsey and WIFE
New York. J Blake, Rhode Island; Frank Forbes
ID. eastman New York; A. Doussine, Matamoros: C.
wise New York p Gisuel g Boue. New Orleans; B.
cisco; + A. Reichard New York; Y. Pavar. Cuba; r.
A. Miller New York; A. Troncosa, Vera Cruz Mrs. Lee
Nctbre, New York. Mrs Schc.den and child san Fran.
cisco; julius Bacbman and wife, New York; d. @. de
and Child, New York; Mr. ssn,ina and WIFE New Or.
leans; Mrs Canda Miss Thevcott, New York; Captain
Ne Ne van a1 pavon. Paris Mr. BOtta New York.
fevre, New York; Miss Anntia Ginbeau New Orleans:
Mr. 9 y. Brort aud wife, New York; Mr. Nicholas Acca
Mr. Frank Meyer, California; Mr. j. Jaubert, Mr. G.
Janbert, New Orleans; Mr.. and Miss Chalmers New
Now York; H. Armstrong, New Orleans 5 1" ?.
May j.. Deny, California; r. Armour, New York;
Mss Miss, Terney. Mrs Durocher, Ms A. AvegnOn and
York; Mrs. NJ. Brehan, j. Cahanico California; A.
Danlho,. New Orleans; g. Marchand, New York: D.
waeldes, Mrs. schwartzwacder, Misses E. and j.
nwar'xwaeider, Mr. II A. DiIIaye wife and son, Miss
Dillaye Mrs Leach, h1 j. r. Triton, three children
and nurse, New York; Mr. and Mrs. wadsworth, Calf
lorna; Mr. j. : and n Mitchell, New York; M n.
Frelsen, Misses H. and l. Frcsen, New Orleans; Mr.
George W. Turner New York. Mr. A. l. Van Zsndt,
A Hanscom. Mrs Hanscom and three
sons New York; l. Pickering Mrs. Pickering Mrs. C.
K fitcA and Two children, Francisco; A. Avsrs1
Commissoner from State Of Louisiana 10 Paris Exposi
lion J. Miideoergsr and lady, New York A. BelIanssr
henry Henry, New York; Mrs y. 0Msrn, Miss :.
New York; p. y. GIeIses Mrs. Gleises and
,hid, New Orleans; B. Beer, Mrs Beer, New York;
Peter GulIoz, James B. Hxon, Pianas, J. Bell, y.
Magnsau, Miss Magneau, Mrs Chapman and daughter,
Mrs T. Beaurcgard, c. a. staple, Mr. Pida. VIM H.
Dammit, G. Hermann, Miss Hermann. A. Van vclsor,
Thomas johnson. T. Forester, " Magnon, b. b.
NJ Calvert, Mr.. James Enseneld, J. Como
os and wife, Cuba; Poutx. Blois. New Orleans;
Mrs G. y. Ramirez, New YORK J. sumuski s. Loua
No. j. Yocco, Ms Yocco. Miss Yocco. Master Yocco.
New York; II. Block Texas Mrs Movies and child,
New York: j. b Camors. j. ~ Begent, 2. Abadie Mra
Ahadie.. New OrleanA: T. RcrthaY. Nm Rerthay NaR