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Ladies and Gentlemen--The high honor bestowed upon
in the appreciation of gifted and honored ladies and
gentlemen of New York. expressed in your kind letter
Of the lst inst delight to acknowledge The unbound
departure take with the good wishes OF the hospita
BILE and generous people of this country will be forever
Your allusion to my tribute to the memory of Wash
ngton makes very happy The exalted and glorious
character of Washington is held sacred in my country
His wisdom and rgy in our war for liberty are pro-
perly appreciated there
1t was his noble spirit that inspired Norwegian
proclamation of independence, the 18th of May 1914
and secured to the sacred BILE OF freedom
now enjoy. If my humble efforts to express gratitude
has proved acceptable or in the least worthy of your ap
prova shall feel that Of the greatest desires OF my
heart has been fulfilled.


quest and will give the proposed concert before de-
part for Europe beg you honored ladies and gentle.
men, to accept the sinceres and mes respectful wishes
for your welfare and happiness, from


Your obeaient and humble servant,


OLE B. BULL.
Philadelphia Nov. 9th, ls45.


We also find the following description of his farewell
concert in Philadelphia in of the newspapers Ole
Bull has taken leaf from the book Of Fanny Elssler
and made "a speech Some of the evening papers may
call this humbug, but think it will be found that the
people like such humbug. # the carping critics will
,the earth is humbug-the planets a humbug-them
selves humbugs-exstence itself humbug-in fact,
everything humbug This is the description and
:" singular spectacle presented at the Musical
Fund night AT the CONCLUSION OF piece
the memory Of Washington, the great violinst retired
amid shower of bouquets and after the finale the ap
lause did not content itself with the usual demonstra-
TONS but he brought back by vocferous shouts,
which made the walls fairly ring On his temperance
he addressed the audience in broken English as fol-
"LApIEs AND GENrLEMEN,-Your kindness to me,
since my arrival in this country, has overwhelmed
me. | cannot express my gratitude to you feel.
Permit me- return for your demonstrations present
you with some flowers OF my imagination, dictated by
your kindness"


He tten played a voluntary fantasia in his most be.
witching style, which was received with degree of
enthusiasm that exceeded anything have wit.
with powerful effect Miss Norhall's delightful vocal.
ism won great applause, and Mr. Dufelds songs were
enthusiastically received


Ole Bull gives concert in Philadelphia Thursday
next for the benefit OF the poor His career in America
has indeed been brilliant and he has managed his affairs
with considerable skill


evening.


Miss Clara Ellis is playing at Charleston, s. c.


Leopold de Meyer gives a concert at the Tabernacle,
Friday evening next. 1t will Of be attended
by all the elite Of the city


Mr.. e s Conner took benefit at the National Thea
tre Cincinnati on Thursday evening last He is about
going to Europe


Police Intelligence.


Nov I.-.drest of a Young Burglar.-A lad named
Lewis Lockwood was arrested this morning by officer
J. ii. Whkehart on charge Of burglary, committed
under the following circumstances. 1t appears that
during the prevalence OF the hot weather. in the month
Of July last, the accused one day to the dwelling
of Mrs Ann d. Gould, and informed her that her hus-
band had been struck" and was then lying in G
dying condition at the corner of Broadway and 2lst
street. Upon receiving this intelligence, Mrs. q. i'm.
medately repaired to the spot, but unable find
hear any thing respecting her husband; and on re-
turning home she found that her house had been bur-
garously entered and three trunks broken open and
from which had been stolen about SIS in gold c0n $5 in
copper coin, English shilling, coined during the
reign OF Queen Elizabeth pair of earrings three gold
finger rings, pencil gold breast pin, and gold
chain. The accused, being identified this morning
by Mrs Could promised to restore the whole or por.
ton of the property condition OF obtaining his dis
charge. He was fully committed to answer for the Of
fence.


Threatening to KiM-A man named Charles Brookton
arrested last evening by officer Murphy of the 4th
Ward, charge Of threatening to take the life of
Daniel Wright


Malicious Trespass-A fellow named Harris Benson
brought up and detained to for malciously
breaking the windows Of Rachael Denise of No 81 Ca
Uterine Slip.


Too Fond Of CoGee.-Eljah Townsend, being part iaT
to of good coffee went to the store of the Canton
Tea Company, No. 1863 Greenwich street. and helped
himself to bag Of fine Java, with which he about
taking his departure without stepping up to the cap
tans Office to settle for the same he therefore po-
tey escorted to the Egyptian Tonbs and left to square
his accounts there.


Theft of Money.-An individual named George w Sal
ter, was arrested last evening on charge OF stealing
about So in silver and copper con from Francis Rey
/ nolds of 4S Chatham street


Piekpockefs Caught.-Threo individuals, who gave
their Charles Williams, J. William son, and II.
Osgood arrested at the Tabernacle last evening,
charged with attempting to pick the pockets of several
of the audience.