At the presentation of the Inkstand, by the ladies of Surrey Chapel to Mrs. Stowe, Miss Greenfield was present and sang some songs. At the Stafford House Mrs. Stowe showed to her grace a note which Miss Greenfield had sent for her to correct. The Duchess said, "O, give it me! it is a great deal better as it is. I like it just as she wrote it." Mrs. Stowe thinks people always like simplicity and truth better than finish. Tuesday, May 31, 1853. Miss Greenfield's first public morning concert took place at the Queen's Concert Rooms, Hanover Square. She came out under the immediate patronage of her grace the Duchess of Sutherland, her grace the Duchess of Norfolk, and the Earl and Countess of Shaftsbury. It commenced at three o'clock and terminated at five. Mrs. Stowe says, Miss Greenfield did very well, and was heard with indulgence, though surrounded with artists who had enjoyed what she had not--a life's training. I could not but think, remarks Mrs. Stowe, what a loss to art is the enslaving of a race which might produce so much musical talent. Had Miss Greenfield had culture equal to her voice and ear, _no_ singer of any country could have surpassed her. There could be even associations of poetry thrown around the dusky hue of her brow were it associated with the triumphs of art. The following is the bill of her second grand concert at the Queen's Concert Rooms, Hanover Square. She was assisted by the following eminent artists. PROGRAMME.--PART FIRST. _Overture in C Minor_,--"Peace and War," Duggan. _Duetto_,--"Dunque io son,"--(Barbiere) M'lle. Rita Favanti and Mr. Charles Cotton, Rosini. _Song_,--"I arise from dreams of thee,"--Miss Ursula Barclay, Alfred Mellon. _Cavatina_,--"Adelaide"--Signor Gardoni, Beethoven. "The Cradle Song,"--Miss Greenfield, Wallace. _Grand Fantasia_,--Piano Forte--Miss Rosina Bentley, (pupil of Miss Kate Loder) (Prophiete) Lutz. _Aria_,--"Sorgete,"--Mr. Cotton (Maometto) Rosini. _Cavatina_,--(by desire) "Non Piu mesta"--Mdlle. Rita Favanti (Cenerentola) Rosini. _Song_,--"The Slave's Dream," Herr Brandt, Hatton. _Song_,--"When the thorn is white with blossom" Mrs. Wokie, (late Miss Fanny Russell, pupil of Mr. Henry Philips,) Weber. _Variations, Violin_,--"Hilli Milli Puniah," and East Indian air, M. de Valadares, Valadares. _Song_,--"The Vision of the Negro Slave," Miss Greenfield. _Aria_,--"Di pescatore ignobile,"--Mr. Sims Reeves, Donizetti. _Grand Concertante Duette_,--Violoncello and Contra Basso, Signori Piatti, and Bottesini, (I Puritani,) Bellini. _Air_,--"Diamans de le Couronne,"--Miss Louisa Pyne, Auber. _Solo Tenor Sax Tuba_,--Mr. Henry Distin, Distin. _Scena_,--"Joan of Arc in Prison," Miss Dolby, Lindsay Sloper. _Overture_,--"Fra Diavolo," Auber. PART SECOND. _Grand Duett for Two Piano-fortes_,--Mrs. Henry Thompson, (late Miss Kate Loder) and her pupil Miss Rosina Bentley, (Huguenots,) Osborne.