Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22

modest aud unassuminp mannef, her real worth. and
IIom whom she received rrques, to make an engage
nicni for Bcrlio.
but her onpngs towards her father land and her pro-
missed w"rd bore here back TO Stockholm, where she nnw
appeared flushed srs, aud became The pride
o her native city. In the midst al her umphs she re-
ceiyed an invitation 10 bo pessna the opening ofthc
opera house IN Brtln. Jenny Lind ihunpht with
pain upon this cond departure from her hono still SHE
accepted the invitation. and after aiding wi her talents
st the coronation Of the King If Sweden she oak leave
NJ representation which witnesses declare To have
been feast If joy and sadness "1hrre was mote weep
ing than applause it was when n dearly loved child
leaves The bosom If his family" Thousands Of men
filed The streets at her departure. Every QUE wished
TO her more. and never has publ SO sincerely
mourncd the loss Of a iaqoHe Sto.khom tho depar-
,ure Of Jenny Lind.
In October. 1874. Jenny Lind came 10 Berlin where
she appeared first in Norma. and subsequently, enjoyed
triumph without parallel IN the history oi tho stage II
is of the anecdotes related in this city that Mt The
rehesss The occasion ut her first appearance IN Der
lin. the ochestn lighted that they stopped IN
the midst of Of The songs aud throwing dawn lhe'r
Instruments. .arplaudrd htr for several minutes
The world has heard more of jenny Lind during TIM
last few years Than ot any other artist aud u Is nnhfcrS
s,ry Tor pursue her history further She sings M
lnee In ,he theatre. and cquentcrs of the opera are
loud In their lamentations over what seems To them over
strained consciousness. vast maJrlty IN America how
ever will honor her Tor II. and greater demonstrations
and enthusiastic applause await her there han she
has ever experienced IN Europe. Jenny lnd by no
means homcly shc is n, her tall nar too sh'n form
aud figure fautlcss; hpr dark enhuni eyes as eloquent
M her VOICE and her manner that is ndcscribah" She
swcri'y unaffected am uAutal in every movemen,
aud her great goodness ~ clearly maniests ITSELF That
you will yield and acknowledge that all you have
previously road aud hnrd OF her was but faint tribute
To her real w"Ith
Her CONCERTS in this city, md believe all she has
given dnriap the las aur months. havo been "r the
hen, q OF various charitable ios,i,u ions She seems 10
erard her talent Gift from Heaven. to be- used only
fr lhe g~d of her ellow creatures. nnd II diicn'' ~
say wheh she has been more bcs IN her Voice tan ~
her art For once graufy our tate f't music
can hear the prontcs, sugcf and feel at the same time
that what b,slnw 10 enrich one oi the knirs ana
NJ of women. Al her concert. etven on 'he evening o
March l3 tofr were fourteen Americans present, SIX :"
whom from Boston and one from Cambridge. FRO"
my scat they all visible. aud II WIS pleasn To seo
lh, there VIVA rcasnn inr mnrtifi"atioh. Frm me
fact that many opera glases were directed 10 then cor
ncr was clear the audience were ot the same opinn
Drcc " opposite ne was the ROYAL Box. which was MI
ed with P,mces aud Phncrsso reoc'ng IN unp"nounca
bic names.
There were two characters wh, occasioned some inn
for nut prnup One was Il Prince, e boy about e'gh'
years Of age in i military drcss-''iasiened oa sword
tie IL lieutenant in the army Behind hiin stood
SOMEWHAT larger boy, his srrvnn whose duty II wh'
supposed To be to teceye all the ngpinas properly due
the Prince. There s,nelhinR 81 nsltriy h-
dcuous in the valiant appearance ot This youthful en-
,cnan, that even the Germans made themselves merry
over it, Wa had Tho Court IN Panomme bel fe US; s'N
eight Of the wives Of absen Princes aud ladies' and
gentlemen in waiting. n me oi he ladies 'sumed to
sit unl the Pfnccs.es had taken 'h+lr PAGES. and the
gentlemen also waited for h Princes. Ary quantity oi
Jack knife bows exchanged, aud The wf"'e mug
passed Off with abmt the same easy graceful manner
tha; among figures on hAnd organ.
II is not kn,wn whoa Jenny Lind intends 10 take her
departure f America: you will probably hear OF her de
termination before IL is made known In Enmpr. The
exravngan, stories are In crcnla ion In reefehc
to the immense sum w1ch s,m' Ameriran has agreed
Il, uiyo her beofo she lea YES This country II affords
conclusive proof tho germans that ours IL indeed
and Of gold and that the Americans are ,he most as
founding people On The globe. The curious notions;
and the time the cxal el "pnions entertained by 'he
Germans Of our coun ry, will endeavn to give you In
some future letter.