The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

msrly p,oprietor, Colonel Stevens, leaves nothing
| undone 10 make even body comior:ao'e' .,
py he inn ito ttOD of the officers 81 lIt AK, sac
rrogIed ed Il one O'Clock, on saturday, 70 see lhc
! exhibition, and calculated that she would escape
! ohscTyaiion, as shr went iHcog'n0, ana several
| hpurs infer the appointed umc. Many ~ The ma
! cbiUts were decorated with flowers, ana adorned
| with portraits of Msdemoi5eile Lad as soon as
| che arrived, with Bcoedict and Belieti aud M ldc-
n,oisallr ALmanson, her cousin aud companion,
a crowd collected around the party, and the
SWEDISH Nightingale, who shIns obsurv atom IA
much as the bird from which she is named, iums-
dI1t-iy rttreaied, without entering Quincy IL al.
The party then proceeded, ia u carriage, under
the escUII Of MIR Stevens, OF the Revere House,
through Washington street u the Highlands Of
BTookhne, lying south OF Boston. TINS beautiful
suburb commands a spleudid panoramic view Of
the city; and Miss Lind descended from her car
risge ia order 10 enjoy the prospect; she vas de-
lighted with it beyond measure, and Mr.. Benedict
The paIty returned by Jamaica Pond; the grounds
uf Mr.. Chickeriag, the crisbrIted piano forte
manufacturer; the Garden Of Mr.. Perkins, Liuaen
Place, ord the Reservoir She enjoyed the drive
very much. On her return, sne was visited by
Professor LoDgfellow, and several ladies and gcn'
,lcmen.
II being announced that the re.works and the
serrnades, which postponed on account Of the
rain would tahe place Saturday evening in iron;
! of The Revere tions", Bowdcn Square was iilef.
! before doIs, with dense mass of human belags,
/ oi all ages, sexes apd coaji,ions while the via
! dows o; the Revere House, and OF every building
/ in the square, were crowded with spectators
As the unie for tue exhibition drew nigh the
/ numbers increased tn such an extent that II was
| impossible 10 pdss IN any direction. Not oriy the
square, but every 10 II, WIS blocked up With
| The vast muluiUdr. The numbers are y4r,ously
! estimated from 1900 10 20 900. Mos, certainly,
die latter is nearer iht mark than the former. All
the rooms 10 the Revere House, looking into the
square were filled with bo3rders and o,hers; ant The
police un Ter The direction Of Marshal rukey, were
Drawn across the doors, and would not admi, any
one ibto the house. l witnessed some amusing al
I ttTCbtiOns between the officers OF the law and
some Of your New Workers, who lid not under
sisnd being aept on. OF their Own house by 9ny
otciLl, their hotel being their house for the time
being. The psiicemca said they had their orders,
end they would obey them, whether right or
wrong. They We're Informed who the parties
were, BY gentlemen " o they inew would not de-
ccive Ih.rn; yet they Kept them out. The New
| Yofkefs gruEbled very much, aud said this was a
curous no 100 Of Liberty in free republican coun-
Try, and threatened 10 report the police 10 their
| suSeriofs. As a sort OF compromise, two OF the
policemen offered TO force a way for them through
the the crowd, 10 On entrance to the hote, on the
opposite side, whs re The crowd WAS NOT so dense.
The oiirr was reluctantly accepted, and 4. last,
after trr.ole crushing, they gained the interior OF
The building, not al all Chained with Boston police
aDihCr,iy
The drawing rooms Of the .yere House were
hiiilisn.y ilrminaled and The array of beauty add
shiOn with which ihep were filled, seen from
the outside. presented magnificent picture, while
the t0sp d'oti of The scene below was equally wor.
thy fihe pencil of anar'isi The living ass moved
10 md fro, crushing, ard pulling and JOKING, aud
swearing, and some even striking each other The
excitement was wound uP TO such pitch OF frenzy
as | never witnessed before The very women
I ltft their homes on Saturday evening, and
many Of them suffered severely ia the crowd
( Oge was carried into The Revere House, ia a
/ isihting slate, and another was borne off in some
/ o.hcT direction.
! Load cries Tor Jenny Lind were raised al first by
n lev: bat when II was fornd she dii not respond
10 the call, nearly The whole multitude shouted ss
/ one man, and 10 this call she promptly paid re-
/ spcct, and appeared az the window OF her resep.
. ton room, waving her handkerchief TO the crowd.
/ The pressure forward here became fearful, from
/ the people Standing in those streets from which
they could no, see her. The uIroar, and The lost
ling and The excitement, combined to alarm the
Nightingale. She feared some person woaid BE-
I hun, and she could not enjoy the scene for some
time, fltcIing ss it to her, both ss a vocalist
and woman. ats we're thrown up ia the wild
, est manner, ard umdst the most enthusiastic AMI
/ pToiIaetec cheering. The climax Of this manles-
tsuou was cheer. loud and long, for the Swedish
tag which ilusied from the summit % the building,
/ compliment which Miss l.ind seemed 10 yalac
I moe than thoee psid directly 10 herscif
She lben retired from the window, when the
most toi3!cToGs ninth and practical jokes prevail
: "a. HAS, PARTICULARLY white ones, were pressed
down upcn The hrsds of the wcarers, AMI made as
I Fat as pancakes, amidst roars cf laughter. The
meDiment aod fun were arrested by the fireworks
Al O'Clock grand pyroiechnic display. under
ne direction 81 Mr. Hoyey, commenced. the
hoafdcis ~ The boi,l having psi1 the expense.
Madtmcistle Lind. with her musical companions.
now took her ecsi al the open window of her
.poiimtni; A5ail a, heary cheer greeted the
Nightingale. which she Acknowledged by waving
her hantkcIehici yehemeniy The Brigade Band
was performing ell this time under her window
The principal fireworks, and which she pro-
Icunccd 10 be "yery beautiful" were as follows;
/. representation Of the Tyre within a green
wreath, md over q L large bouquet of flowers.
IA btskei of durnond work, filed with flower.
and foliage.
>. showers Of rockets, Bengal lights and Roman
ctndlcs
4. This was the principal and last. I, consisted
OF an Sibor sntwiIed with cy,rprrsns, suTmouni,d
~ vase Of iiorersi beneath which was seen, in
letters Of crimson fire. the name OF the Ssedsh
nightingale, Jenny Lind" On either side were
the ilagH oi the United Sia'ea and Sweden, IN alp
propfiate oolors, the whole supported by columns
VI dazzling beauty. Between the columns was a
very prtiiy and appropriate representation of the
faTp.
piece sclipscd everything else. IL was IA exceed.
Ingy etaBiinl design, and elected loud upplnuse
Mademoisells Lind thea Withdrew.
Al The conclusion NJ the fireworks, G-rma,
iorehehi rroct siun, consisting Of the Germanso Of
boston AMI ia Vi. nifty, Grnved, after passing from
The eoIHrT Of ChariCs and Boyl.ion streets, down
fremont PSIk, Mount Vernon, Temple and Cam.
hidge streets They attempted to pass through
the square, but they were laughed at, and a row
icok place. Several Of The torches were estiu.
gnishcd, ana scene Of confusion followed. Some
laoies drsFtt were desiroyCdby these torches and
he multitude I'D not seem TO relish the idea al ALL
The iorch-bcsTts were obliged TO retreat. TWAS in
tended that the following committee from the pro-
cession should ~sii on Miss Lind doctor Hoiicn.
dahl; llof Beck, Of Cambridge; Dr. Fischer, J. G.
sivsfi, Prot. fuiser, milan Ochs; Chief Marshal,
Carl Wecter; AIDS, Jos. Strcck, Boggcndsrm.
John Werbcr, Peter Huber, + Seibcrlich. DR.
Birnslill, Dr Ctisl but they did not gain The no
icl. The yelling and shouiin. meantime, cent?
nued, and night VAS made hiicous.
UPto this limo, The rolee had preserved place
for the Musical Fund Society, but they were com.
PEELED, at lsrgth, 90 give way from the pressure
from without. Here there were loud erie. o,
Jerry Lind" Ramum," Nc At ten o'clock
INC Musical Fund Saciciy arrived, intending TO ere.
cute The follow ng grogral,rie. underline lcadenh2
q Mr. Charles 4. Perkins,
LEI. Overture TO Der H6tshs!-.
% Natonul Swiss Air, arranged fof the entire
oTchseira, ty W Ffics.
ID The Grand Finale 10 Beethoyea's 9Th SYN.
phony.