New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

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day rs.i our netce u the day before with cOP'oS'
sdiiuou Of rain, AMI you have Il eS'ciy tor oa'e'
in : houi. the weather unchanged Thursday aor
nole, Friday ii:to. 81 sPro'Pec' Of Saturday IBID.
JENNT LfND.-A parssrsph IN London psper
state. that M Lsmley has sied Miss Ind at stock
holm where she present residing and made several
propositons without success 10 induce Der 20 spAsr
TIL. Winter 5, the Itasn Opera 10 London Mics Lind
and Mr. Lumiey no, ri-nis sud this fact pr9oaoy
ilaaeoced her decision. paragraph has appeared IN
some Of the papers that Mr. Barnum OF tie American
Museum ha. oasred Miss Lind So 60 for 800 nights
and he story s doubted By some by reason OF rs
l.rg,uess The truth u simply this 81 sssns OF MT
Bsrnun hs. hsi tlreu ibtervo with Jenny Lind up
on The subject OF visiting America The lady ev'need
no ind s2os0n 70 do 90, could the terms re MADE ST.
i.f.ctory The sssui immediately came TO this coun
try b. consult with Mr. BsrnGm, and IL GOV TsN'y 70
return with the following liberal proposition nj D.
agrees n pay Miss Lind one thousand doNs per nso'
for two hundred nghs and also 10 pay al the expenses
of herself and household including two 'erFsn's' -
male companion snd business m an probably her ia'ncr
slso psys ell the expenses OF setiins up eonceH'
sud Tor auxiliary talent &c. &c Included the above
are expenses OF the party from stockholm To 'hiS
country. To assure Mis-, Lind OF his ability to iuia
hscon;rac Mr BsrnEm agrees 10 deposit IN the
hsncs Of her London bankers before she leaves Europe
Tue above otter spPesrs large enough to tempt MISS
nd scro.s The Atlantic but when II 10 considered that
she has received az much as ioO or $3.50 per night
far provincial ensa.,ment wi'h Mr. hno Sles OF the
Manchester Thsster it will no. sppear extravsgsnt -
sill, W think this der will be accepted and that next
.easou. when
warren sommer agein qvitrar .kogeu otss'. 'olsu le
Och fe o,ta doder dsnsa' I1g ande mos nAi'el mr.
We ,h. have the pleasure Of welcoming the Queen OF
song to new held Of triumph.
LucRszIA BoRGr.-The musical people OF
New York bs rapidly dnding cut all the beauties
Of slsnor Forus singing or they would not brave so
miserable rsn-storm that OF last night In order to
listen TO him. The house really fashionable and
nearly full. and those who went well repaid.
s.i N hiss more gratifying performance taken pace
IN New York. Beneyentano aud slgnora Liet,i Ross
acquitted Themselves very successfully, snd Sisnora
Borghcso sustained her reputation as one OF the best
actresses tho operate stage She sang, io,, with
grcM spirit and abandon, sud her costume was, a. 1t
always is, a r'1Grtsia
ButFor,.-how shall We do justice 10 the exquisite
art Of his great master la him, for th9 hrst time
absolutely IL the American public Afforded an oPportu
nifty listening % the bewltchlDg subdoing effects OF
light and stids applied to dramatic music Com
pared with those who have preceded him, his singing
Is like the perfected statue, with all It's waving and
finely swelling forms, now rounding into most volup
,uous outline and now fading mpercePtby away and
losing themselves in each other contrssed with TIE
uncut block OF marble before tbs chse has set free
the spirit of beauty that dwells within. al through
the introduction and fire., act OF Lucreza last evening
the audience held within sweet spell by the ten
dernes. and beauty of bis expression. But In the
grand trio which closes tho hrst generally called
the second act the Introduction being counted as act
hrst the effect be produced Undesirable. Upon
the stern and crushing vengeance 0t the jealous Duke
and Bsueyentano did hm fall jusuce) aud the heat
breaking agony Of the tortured princess, DO embro
edred the exquisite pathos of the stribuug his
good fortune to the prayers Of the mother he has
ssen all unconscious that shs IL then shuddering
art shriekng beside him unconscious, too OF the
cruel tate which hangs him, and giving himself
up wholly - the grateful gisdness OF youth la this
difficult situation every infection OF his voice was
pure and true the ideal form Of Art herself aud ey
cry ntonson went vibrating 10 the hearts Of his audi
tore At last We have tenor who mas something be
side machinery for making noiseTho can restrain
him.sfwho adopts bis voice to the sentiment Of his
music-wbo, in short, si-ss.