New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02
Lind In Liverpool,

Wilmer Il Smiths European Times contains an
article describing the excitement OF the Liverpool
ers during the last days spent by Jenny LIND IN
that city Mr. Ju'es Benedict also cams in for
share of the honors, the Choral Department. OF the
Philharmonic Society having presented him with a
letter of thanke and good wishes. We copy the
following, which shows that the Lindomania reach
ed hight in Liverpool which it will hardly attain
here We italicse some of the most ladlcfous
passages:
Meanwhile the town is alive with " on dts, and
emit chat of eve, y description Mademoaele LIND
DOR rs are canvassed In ali directions, and even
last night about 10 o'clock, when large tire IN the
north end of the town caused general excite
mep., mob congregsted round the doors OF tue
Adelphi Hotel to look out for the S0rtte OF MAI
emoisee Jenny Lind, UkO, it todS nndHsm'h>ty
concluded could go to see the Jtre-as though tue
conAagration were part of the general programme
IL had been reported in the morning chat NJ ed'
emoisee Lind would attend divine service at 81.
Georges Church. and that sacred edlhce was 30
inconyenienty crowded that many ladies' were
carried away feinsing. The congregation Were
disappointed however, since Nj ademolseile LIND,
in company with Mr. Bald, the Swedish Consul,
attended service at s. Nicholas 1.-THE old Church,
unknown to the majority Of chose present
Before her departure an address will be ofersd
TO Mademoisee Lind on the part Of the Philhar-
monic Society A superb situer teakettte ls also to
be presented to her al the Southern Hospital as an
acknowleo gment OF the substantial benefits she has
bestowed, by the gratusious exerson OF her ser
vices, on that charitable instltution-a new wing
having been added to the hospital through her
means The Atlantic starti at 10 O'Clock on w ed
nesday morning Mademoselle Lind will go on
board at g. in special steamer allotted to her use.
Among the on dts are, Of course, not few that
have relation to her arrival In America where it il
said she will be received by q procession OF me
principal musical societies OF New YORK, some 81
the head citizens Of the towns and a number OF or
phan children. She is TO have carriage tor her
use and suite OF apartments at the Irving House.
The great music-hal, now building expressly for
the Jenny Lind concerts in the capital OF the
Yankees, will afford accommodationfcr no sss TIL
5000 persons. The tickets are to be sold by auc'
ton Notices. than 10000 applications hare al
readv been made for The first concert, 30 that the
field for speculation will be immense Aademoiselie
Lind will remain a MOI til in New York, and then
proceed on q tour through the different states. =,
Among other attentions paid to aademolseue
Lind may be mentioned beautiful bouqoet, orough
expressly from London, and presented to her, the
night of the first Concert, for the Philharmonic 30
ciety, by one of the committee Mr. J. h. Turnerl
and magnificent cluster of black amburg grapes,
offour years growth, weighing nearly eight pounds,
offered her on the part of Mr. John H0ughton, OF
West Derby. The grapes were hung on cross
tree, and the circumference of the stand was adorn.
ed with tastefuly arranged collection OF the chol-
cess flowers, exotic and indigenous. The bells of
81, Georges [CAuycd,l hare been ringing, e!ss9rS
mois ellie Linds presence. Among the anecdotes,
of which the Liverpool papers are fall is one OF
youth, who, anxious for the distinction OF touching
the hand OF the "5wedsh Nightingale" forced his
way through the crowd aud, by dint OF arduous
eforts accomplished his object as she was driving
off her carriage from the Concers-hal He did not,
however, escape without punishment for his au.
dacity. The rapid movement of the carriage sd'ew
him down in the road, and, though he received no
bodily injury, he was covered with dust and mud ;
nevertheless he refused TO brushis cIothes declaring
that he would preserve them as they were In
memory of the successful issue of his adventure J
This is but one of twenty such storles, watch are
possible if nos probable A great fuss is also made
about little dog-a King Chares-said to have
been presents to Madmoisele Lind by Her Majes
ty the Queen and which 10 to hare The eradication
of accompanying her to America. 1t is 70 be hoped
that the distinguished animal is good sailor, or
the result of voy age may be disastrous to his
OersOnal comfort