Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-12
INDIAN CHIEFS IMPRESSION OF JENNY
LIND
Correspondence Of The .Nc,c York Tribune.
IIvEarooL. Friday, Aug. l6, 1859.

LINZ
Correspondence Of Tie .Nf,c York Tribune.
IIvsarooL. Friday. Aug. l6. 1850.
Editor, ofihe Tribune
| have just heard The identical anl Car f,med Jenny
Lind An hour ago her voice filed the la gest hal that
over ssw-'he Philharmonic - containing between
\ 900 md 5000 prople. So great has been The excite
ment here lar these ten days that every thing fI sale
has jeany to i. jenny Is in every hi 9Th str.s,
the sales feoms. and from the splendId halls 10 the eel
lar-all. all things are baptized with the all pc eni name
Of the Swedish Young sqnnw
Lad week II was sand lhai all The seats had been en-
gagged, and til I even the = ,ndirg stal 9 were selling nj
a premium. Nj thinking sh nid be here so long, |
had MT iaken the ptecnnton If previously procuring =
ticket aud, finding had n BIZ here on the same eve
uinq she sum-. yet otherwise engaged, | had - put my
self against her anQlng with n lee ure this evening. |
had a FIJI house and ,mmedla' ely cut n my exercises 10
order h % t, the hail 10 get il! Yes, l. try 10 get i
o., pfesn nrtion; an What viii | deepen Ia ga idl was q
query which had 10 be solved frs. The people who
crowded afonnd me seemed 70 say that could n"t. fI
they had hoard that HE honse was all in a suff ,calion. -
Stepping into th" car i,g"l sill, u will hear the fG
famed je my Lind this yer, night - drive ou!"
Gong frm the Hall " here delivered an address To
m infatuated people. ! had a little time to conclude in
whit way had I" & in. had previously during he
day sent a note saying that he Indian chief would a, a
bout y o'clock be At the door. aud desired n aeat il others
had none. mud the hour had already arrived. We drove
nP. The house was besieged with people. A sea Of
heads aud s%houlde.l Noise aud confusion Who is
here The Indian Chm { desires +, get adml,tance ~
was the word given by my Alnn. Come in I" says
the man nj III" gateway, II my as'nutshment- and a.
was Stepping out. two OF NV hest tends In this city
wore by 'he door. who Immediately took M by the hand
mud lid me by the $ ats On the n se-up I, the very
next from the singers! o. could hardly credit was
IN. The ifsr song had already been sung, and there was
IN Intefnlssinn, during which had the pleasure of be
lng sha"n al paris ct the splendid Hall-and my dress
excited "A IN 'ch attention a my one there. for Jcnny
iind had not com" nj then.
SOM the corpany Of tho Society hogan to arrange
themselves and HE people settled. One or two pieces
were sung. aud then came on the sight which my very
black Eyes were aching la see The last sound # the
chrmnt # AZ Immense crowd subsidized, all eve, turned
town. tho door ~ III" closet Whore she was, and SO ion
as he duuf opened. clcers. drafcning cheers filled III,
ILL., elapplrg of hpn - waving Of hsudketchlets by III,
l1dle' all oycr the huas vet -tIl was not muvrd. -
She bowed n III st exquisite, modest howl Her dress
mite PLAN. yet gracefully made her hatr n, prolusou 3D.
nowsts mn the Wild extravaaant torture Of the hair. reg
Her firm IA s%lcndcr-a full eli stand a mouth like tina
of Hon. Henry Clay. She planccd hNt blue eyes oveI
the SEA ot heads. Her eyes sp,tklrd like stars ellmmer
inc IN ) clnudl IS sky. Her m Il ,ns wee easy and ma
tptnl. She sHnI, Tier very first notes thrilled through
me. lhe Immtu,e house full Of people were in avon,
at same al heI touching nnies. O.. wh, unearthly an,
heavenly music! My soul. wrapt in ecstasy. SCENE,
borne on 10 The Garden Of Eden, c ulJ appreciate IA.
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