BosToN, Nov. 8, lS44
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT, EsQ,:-


SrR-From your occasional notices in the N York
Herald, l draw the conclusion that you are
friend and admirer Of that eminent artist, Ole
Bnll.


! have therefore copied from the Atlas, q poeti-
cal article in allusion to his forthcoming compost
ton Of Niagara, which is said to exceed in vivid
Imagination and execution all his other pyoduc-
tons presuming you would be pleased to trans
pose the lines into the columns Of your journal
They emanate from the pen Of an author, whose
beautiful Ballad is great favorite wifh us here.
am sorry to say, that Ole Bulls Concert al the
Marlborough Chapel last night was not so well at
tended as we anticipated. II owing rather
to the great political excitement, than any dimi-
nshed interest in the talented artist. Next Thurs
day, he intends TO give a second Concert at the
Melodion.


The election will then be terminated and the
Hall will be crowded.


His conception of the Solitude of the Prairie"
is grand, and after the orchestran accompany
ment has had the benefit OF one or two more re-
hearsas, the effect will be sublime. But "NIaga-
ra" is the theme which will ever after connect his
name with our vast Republic.


Yours, AMELIA