New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
THE PEACE JUBILEE.


.yp OF asIE FESTIVAL PRoPER-OvATIoN TO
MISS ADELAIDE PHHLPs-THE SINGERS IN
CRBASING IN sTRAD1NESS-VISlT OF hh'
GEORGE PEABODY TO THE COLISEUM
RossrON, June 1S.-The festival proper came
to an end this afternoon. Tomorrow tuere wiz - ~
Grand choral performance by the chidren OF tc
pubIio schools, and then the monster orc"eS'i" o. -,
oustrous chorus win pack mp their things ana 80
urrrendering the Cuiis8Um for oriei space " T'"
shows before it is smelly demolished .,..,ooi
The nrocramme today was made uP wholly OF cl"S9i'
nusIe and attracted rather less interest than 'ho %
.eelaneous entertainments OF previous uayS' o"' ~
cay it was aa Improvement upon all tha' tau to',o
fbefore IT, There were choruscs rom menaels9ohn'
G, po,d and EAeR and Haydns Creation, and the per
trmapce wouud,is with remarkably ehectVerehuerlng
- pnls,hiialD from Handles Messiah The best or
All was Menl,lssohn's "Thauks'be to God" The singers
nave 60 improve in s,eadiness, ard gave torth
Amer yol1lne * sound than have ever before heare
from them Teirsuccess is attributable ingreat measure
~ the adnirabl. management OF Mr. ZeTTahn, who ne
ated the wise he ied yesterday, and walked
about among them beating the tme ana doreng the oe-
essary inspiration while substitute tOak his place at
the head OtNo orchestra Mr. Carl Rssa continues to
lead the yiCins, Ole Bull not having played since
the first day. The chores from tho "Gloua' OF
Mozart's T,o(nh Mass was repeated, and went much
better thant did Tuesday. The prayer from Moses
IN Egypt was finely sung, a body Of 40 or so
and the '.Infammatus" from Rossiui's Stdba Mater.
was given with excellent eject, twelve sopranos giving
sonorous voice solo previously sung by Parepa
Miss Adelaide Phillips sung that famous aria from Han
des RiRakio for which she has achieved s0rtet celeb
rty aud succeeded in 1t admirably. She was distinctly
heard ut Tire remctest end of the bding Her recep-
tion was a,superb ovation She recalled and when
she sang those words tho air which she BIDS adieu
10 friends Ehe looked from side TO side Of the audience
and finally turned and faced the chorus who had
given her such feeling welcome This alluslOn 10 her
apprOaeluHg exile 20 BGrOpe dnly appreciated,
aud the select orchestra performed Webers
"Jubil Overture and two movements Of Beethoyens
FIFTH 6ymphOny." The demonstrations toward Ter
rabn were more enthusiastic than ever and the audience
though DOb large thatOf yesterday whit less
inpressblc. Loud calls made for Parepa, but she
was not in-te building. Strange to saw there no
anvil chorus" and although Boston called for 1t with
5000 lungs, Gilmore uRmOved.
Mr. Geage Peabody entered the hall athe beginning Of
the exercises, accompanied by Gov ClafliR and the
Mayor. He loudly cheered by the few who recOg-
nzed him. "A Jealous gentleman went about among the
audience suH tried to stir up general demOnstra-
tion but a. nobody seemed willing to begin It, his
efforts were in vain. great many people stood up
to look az the distinguished philanthrOpls but the
ushers kuoaell them all on the head Finally, during
the ntemIssep the disappointed eXcitatOr began ad
dress to audience at the north end Of the hail. the
subject Of NJ Peabody, and the Mayor at the me
not knowing what gong on, introduced Mr. Peabody
at the end. In the midst Of the confusion and ap
,plause Mr. Peabody mounted a chair and said
Ny FRIENDS: Nour Mayor has iHdeed said well that
am your fTieId aud has kindly announced me as the
friend O7 the Whole world. However true this assertion
nay be-aud tAlHZ he has praised me too hghly-yet
assure you THAI, whatever may be said IN regard 10 my
iendSmp for mankind. my love for the Old World has
never exceeded tlat which, bear for the new.
Mt Peabody then took his seat amid great enthusiasm.
The Jubilee infection has spread all the East and
delegations from most OF the New England States
beggag Parepa to ahe "StarSpaDged Banner" the
anvil chorus" the remen, and the artillery to various
small tnWns aud villages, promising that the whole
Try shale ablaze is apemarkable fact that notwith-
Standing Immense influx of strangers, and the crowds
It e Coliseum there have been accidents except the
sisbt already reported, ne disorder worth mention
M. EId picking The police and other attend
ants discharged their difeut duties with much
nature as human infrmity allows, and the internal
raugements Of the great SHOW have been generally goOd
The eajcnt management Of Messrs. Niles, Dunhaln.
Parker B.Fnes, aud few other gentlemen has beeu
mainly effective in producing nDloOkedfOr results.
For the perfect discipline Of the immense chorus and
orchestra suppose chiefly indebted to MesSrs.
Terahn, Gilmore, Echberg, and TouTee. Their success
ASs been remarkable to call for special mention.
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