The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10
TWO CENTS.


cert and the members OF the orchestrs took thai,
places the stage, being msrshaled under vsixuor
Benedict, 20 distinguished . composer q leader Of
opera bands and last not least the fast friend Of
jenny Lind Meantime, the Nightingale was taxing
airing the promenade outside Of the Castle,
revens with delight In the glorious view Of the bag
that lay before her and converting with one or TIVE
ladies who were specially privileged to DO present.
she wore avery pretty tartan dress, with . orimss,
shawl and . light green silk bonnet. When the or
chestra were ready she took her seat In the gallery
for the purpose Of Asoernng the effect Of the band
upon tho ear at that distance
Mr. Benedict, before commencing the rehearsal,
briefly addressed the orchestra and said he was ha
20 meet them there the first time and no hoped he
would have the pleasure Of meeting them often In the
tsme place. Then the signal being given, the band
opened With his grand overture to the "Crusaders'
magnificent composition In which the idea that runs
through the opera, is beautifully carried out The
orchesra did it ample justice; and Mr. Benedict ex
pressed his entire satisfaction, while MAIDEN oisell
compris.s the first musical talent In the country
Then the Nightingale desc, nded from the gallery and
c-vsd With enthusiastic burst Of spplsuse from
orchestra and rom the few spectators who per-
United to be present She looked pale, which was no
doubt the effect Of the Inspiration that upon her
for her ~hoe soul seemed filed with but the Que idea
and when she LAID aside her bonnet and tsok up the
musc, she evidently lsborpd under the deepest ex-
o,tsment. yet OF that lofty kind that Is rcgu-
lated and controlled by q sound Judgment =
Every EYE was intent upon her and oresthisss
stiffness tn. BUILDING TIL the frat note of her
glorious voice burst upon the audience In the ca "
diva and from that moment che held them unclaimed
No description can fully pourtray the ssto
that sat on every countenanee as she poured forth
sucbta volume ofsong heard IRON
mortal lips before enough to al building
thrice the s1eand thrilling every ubrs the listen
while 1t soft the warbling OF tbs ylak In
have heard She such wonderful to
this celebrated FROM Norma that she made t
compituy new tnins, ana those VINO hAa heard 9rsi
and Malibrap In the same piece could scarcely reoog
mise resemblance She sung the s-cont part Of II
differently from any singer We ever heard She varied
the second coboea OF the allegro by reserv ring this
obromstice, which with her exquisite voice, had
dsrful effect II is very singular fact that shs
tspished several persons who had heard In Europe
nearly much as abe did those who heard her
before 30 much has shs improved BY cultivation,
her She says herself she nsver 10 better health
and bsr voice In finer order sh- literally
electrified tho orchestra Who TO man, sim stusous
ly and Enthusiastically applaudrd her at the ooncu
sion an incident, which 10 the highest tribute that
could be given to musical g-pius They expected to
hear something wonderful upon the high ties, (snd
they old. but when they found that below, her
voice exceiled . flute, and when they witnessed the
difhcult pAsssg.s they for a moment almos, forgot
that she Was of earth and were ready to "a. down ana
Having concluded this wonderful perform ncs she
returned to the gallery to hear B-eti sing Ros-nis
Msonetto secondo" lie IL one OF the finest barry
tobes ever heard He bass powerful ami "A o-sud-
full organ Of which II evident he has perfect
mand Its beautiful qu.lity of voice, round aud
rich. and 10 high state Of cultivation IL IL most
pleasing and very at psoon G. the Nightags ls
hsdemoisslls Lad and Bslleti then sung ths dust
from Rossipis Turco in Italia in such PLEASANT and
iacie manner that they sho~.d they uadertood .aoa
other and Mis- Lind sbo~sd 30 much comic po~se
~ an actress that IL makes one regret she lett the
stsge. Towards the end she executed With perfect
and the most asspi-hing srillisocy. passages
ficut that no person ~ooid inaeos the human
voice capable Of accomplishing such feat
The prize song or =" Greatipg to Am-rcs" wa thss
sung and 1t became evident that Mr. Benedict. con.
sidsiDy the short tim. be had TO set IL 20 music mas
produced very beautiful competition which Toes him
great credit as compo-sr. Mad.moi-ee Liud ord
not put forth her la the hcs but sns sang
the ,-cobd With such effect Goat IL
and her csd- nxs Mt the end what hat my
Land could pr oduce But the gr-atrst wonder Of all
WAS tn. Cute song trio coDcrrtaHt- Tor vic. aud
two flutes, written expressly for Jenny Lnd by Hsy-
e,he-r to be ins.r'ed in the Camp ~ Sirsa" wien
sbe performed that op'ra -obg Witch bur TIE
Nigbtngsl- chn sing and IL IL therefore t. f. out Of
the opera Oh. N performed nv others
The nrst hlnt-plsy-r was Mr. Kyle, and ths second
Mr.. ss.ds This song consisted II three IN iv-m-nt.
fret, allegro In which the dr-t hnt. lead "a aud
then the voice catches I'D the ,tran the s.snnd a.
tndsnt@ sung by the vols. alone aud the third brit
bHnt movement, b"t~.rp the voice and nut- the oas
.ehoins the other IS AZ In atrial OF SKILL u being
most I'm pos,ble To i.ttnguh the Nighngalss pssa-
liar 81 d inimxhl" voice from the ii'- rais utt. ry
smsEsd .v.rybody In tti- the music goes A. high as
4, but IN the csdenra at the glorious close she ran
mp TO In =lto ~hsr. voice bat hers r.sch THIS
tIuv wonderful The flute play id th-ir PARTS
admirably. And here We must take the opport nifty
OF presiding satisfaction that our Ilns cstir-o
Mr. Kyle should b. ,.lec'ed the itist IN this
great ms ter pitce 81 the N'shltngse-A gen tlemaa
who Il rrf taught and .r-ct- great credit uppn Me-
Nork. H. performed dr-t nufe In the ttsit,o opera
ana Tor many y-rrp IN the Pbiharmouia society Ne
v ~ngpgtd tor Year 10 accompany hrr through the
Slater aud as fer Mr.. Srde every body h.. ever
heard dubpir hand. knoss hts excellence ~ duts
psrfo'm'r. IL was very fortunate tor the Of
THE foDE. 20 meet With t~o such artistA IL Is "a
pal bic HIT
We csbBot conclude without saying . word 81 B.p.-
diet Who led b-sutifully aud sesnrd 20 he lait- sc
hone with bis baton In his hand Ne IL p-rhsp. the
hrst op-rA band L. Adsr IN III Eorii aud 10 10 very
aIl h.. a
had 30 LITTLE trouble a-d that Their. little
"uytDg ever y
". should mention that tho magnificent overturs
90 " Obropn SEs not rthenrsed nor rhslb.rgs grand
duet for too piabo fott-s
In eapclu.ion -. have only to say that Jenny L,pi
hss far exceeded the hgb.t .tp+ctatio firn-d %
her that ~ord- tail to tho tmp--s-tiu
mad. ovp mind. she czbnoi Dc compared sith
any other singer ever heard tor her vutea u
totally different In gualitv from all o. hers that u
down a. q Sal. prophet, " che does Mt carr N-s
Yerk by stsrm, sud every o'ber city In the unit.f
siairs where III. may sibg Nessp-ct % ~itnsss,
"wednesday evening such = scene % enthu izsu sud
excitement ~ never sen ~ concert Or irtms IN
this city before. Amer all i've dollars u boi small
d. 10. 10 hear Jenny Limo
IL vith the greatest dincui'y sh- could TT out
Of castle usr1@n when the rvhsars-i -as Over, fOr
the people had got wnd ~ u. aud cro~f-d around
As soon he gate opeB.d 10 let her ouf, tn-y
her her fri. nds % bs quick r-tr.at aid
hy the rear and th n through the hou.e gate.
20 che vas diseovsr'd there TIE
thusisttc cheering and the carriage which drOvs hss
on sas iollosea by a large ero~d.
Mar,n. Affairs.
Mcs, CIrvKHs.-Our serchspis are beginning TO
appreciate the fact that N they wsh to p.rtiep.t. IN