The New York herald., 1876-07-12
DOM PEDRO.
HIS LAST DAY IN THE UNITED sTATEs-CoN.
CERT AND sERENADR AT THE BUcKIxo1Al1


HIS LAST DAY IN THE UNITED srATEs-coN.
CERT AND sEREyADR AT THE BucKIxoHAH
LAST NIGHT.
THIS morning the Emperor and Empress of Brazi
will pay their adieus 10 New York and the United
States At hafpast seven A. H. their Imperial and
Apostolic Maestcs, together with their suite, viii
leave the buckingham Hotel, tho party numbering
thirteen persons II is calculated that they will reach
the Cunard steamer Russia at about halEpast eight
-Four OF the finest staterooms vessel have been
reserved for tho Emrcror and Empress
and the Count and Countess OF BON Re-
tro, who are to accompany their Majesties
to Europe Donna Josephine da Costa maid
Of honor, will also accompany party together with
the male female attendants Of the SUITE and suta.
bic accommodations have been provided for them on
board the Russia 1t is expected that the Brazilian
corvette and the American Of the harbor
will salute the RUSSIA as she steams to sea- At
seven O'Clock HIS Majesty, with vscount de- Bonn Re-
tro and DR.. Macedo took landau and visited tho
workshops OF Tiffany Co., in Prince street. making
thorough inspection OF them. From thence he made
rapid journey to Delmonicos, where he had breakfast
with the two gentlemen of his suite. After breakfast
he drove To the Times Xaats Zeitnng and
Erening Post offices and was shown through the DIFF
icrent departments. His Majesty also called at the
Office in Park row OF The Portuguese weekly news-
paper, Moro Mundo where be inspected In
ventou for drying coffee, and ut twelve O'Clock he.
reached the Buckingham and rested until dinner tme
receiving some farewell visits meanw hile Dining ae
four O'clock His Majesty then paid visit oil works
some distance from the hotel, after which he again
reached his hotel and dressed Tor the evening coacer
which took place in the salon OF the Buckingham.
Her Majesty yesterday during the absence Of tho En-
pcror made an inspection OF tho kitchen and dorm-
tories OF The Buckingham and expressed pleasure at
the cleanliness and order which she observed ia them
THE CONCERT AND sEkENADE.
Mr.. Charles Werner, tho celebrated vioonccllist,
arranged musical bill OF undoubted excellence in
honor Of His Imperial Majesty, Dom Pcdro H. at tho
buckingham Hotel last night The handsome parlors OF
the hotel were crowded with ladies and gentlemen.
The numerous gas Jets lighted the white walls Of tho
Cathedral ha, faces the hotel and the scene was very
brilliant, while the rain poured down. and tho
western sky eiuIgcnt with electric sparks. The
programme OF music was as follows =
/. "Quatuor," minor, Schubert; Adago con
variazlni volon lmo. violon 2do viola viooncello.
Mcgsrs Brandt, Gantzberg, Rsch, Werner 2 Aria
du rrophe,e" !Ah, mon fsl Meycrbesr; Con'ralto.
piano, Mr. s. b Mills. al Guarany," Ballata (C'era
una volta un princpe), Comes; soprano Miss Emma
cello, wienawski, par Mr. Charles Werner q.
(d) "Ich Grolc Scht,n schuman 10y Fruehlin ngsed -
barton Mr. rranz Eem%srs scsne
s., Ia! .'Du 6ist wio cine Bumc," Schubert;
@ Red Red usOS: Bose schumann; e;sn'rsl!o,
!, op. .. Chopin; C9 spinnerlisd arliosea.
der Holander Liszt; piano, Dir. $. Mills.
Thursby, Mr. Rommer.z Ii. "QSatuor en- Do.h op. m
"a, Nro 8 Haydn adagio convariazioni "Gott Eralte
Franz den Kaser;" violin mo- violin mo. viola,
The playing OF Mr. S. b. Mills WAS the principal fca-
ture of the concert Liszt and Chopin scomed TO be
alike familiar to him. and that mobile electric touch
that distinguishes him from all other American
rianists, his high intelligence and admirable finish
Of style, his thorough school that can only bo
attained by who has studied undcr tho
best masters in Europe alike calculated
to excite the admiration OF all those present Mr. 8. b.
Mills occupies now, ncontestibly, the very foremost
position among piauss in this country Other artists
may have their speciates, but Mills comprises all
those qualities that 80 toward making the
tlemcn that took part In the concert
made Il great success. Tho Emperor and EmLresl
aud suite listened attentiveiy to the concert. Mr.
Joseph Keppler the distinguished pictorial artist gave
a specimen OF his wonderful powers as drsughtsman
alter the concert had concluded. NJ. Juignct aided
him in this part of the programme Tho Emperor waa
scrcnaded about midnight