The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-11-21

had men and women for chimney-pcis,s Tho
nj nightingale was so struck with the rerj'ccs-
nLiIi,y ofa Yankee mob, that she a-kesi
'where the poor'werei intending no doubt,
ifthere had been any poor, 70 have sung at
once --sung out from the top of the paddle
box--for their benefit.
III now became time for Jenny Iisd 10
land, aud al the pier gates WAS drawn up o'
readiness BarnDm's carriage. When one
hears Of n showmnu's carriage IN this co,rn-
try ones mind naturally travels 30 a van IN
TO which the public are invited, ir,i;sesiIni-
nateiy to walk ul,;' but such was not The
vehicle in which Barnum was prepared to
receive his nightingale. The horses were
fogsed out in a style we'll adapted to as!ver-
tise the museum Of which BssDun is pro-
prietor; and, though the trsrpings were
well calculated to act as trappi,,gs, md
catch the eye of the vulgar, good taste couhi
not help feeling that The 'caParisops'. Were
.odious.' The nightingale entered the car
riage with the assistance Of Barnsn, who
then mounted the box, ordering his servant
to make a circuit towards the Irving
House, il heing very clear to all what
he and bis coach were driving at. The
progress to the Irving House wns one tre-
inendous crush Of beings, so densely packc'i
together that an exceedingly ripe cheese,
in spontaneous motion, is the only thing
to which il would hear comparison.
The Times, having devoted first leaier
Of nearly three columns to digest OF the
p-oceediDgs-including the telegraphipg Of
Mrs. and Miss Barnuri, who were coming
UP from Cincinnati, the rush of bishops and
clergy, The crowd of ,'fashionablc lnslies,'
the deadly scramble for the stone Of the
identical peach supposed to have been
eaten 10y Jenny Lind al dessert, the search
for sensible old horse,' who mus, I've a
rare animal among the tribe of sensrlcss
donkeys in tho Siates-tbese things, we say,
having been sufficiently dwelt upon else
where, We think reiieratioii Of the facts
would be snperfuous. We are, however,
expecting 70 receive lelegrnphic dispatches
Of somewhat startling ehal lacter, nor
should we he surprised if the next --latest
from America should announce the dIsse-
luton Of the republic, and the proclamssias:
Of Jenny Lind as queen of the u. States,
with Barnum rs CHIEF Secretary for foreign
affairs-a post for which his long acqsains-
ance with such foreign affairs AZ Tor
Thumb, the sea serpent. ahd other con-
tents Of his museum, renders him fully
qualified.
Our an,icipations are realized, the fc'-
lowing is the .ae. e .H-.=
Laiest from .4merica--Jenny Lind BY
Electric Ieiegraph-.Mr. Punchs Office,
S5' Fleet Streef.-Within inmate Of going
10 press, we have received the following
important intelligence from I.iverpool:---
'The Tarna,ion. Captain Smart, has JUST
arrived from New York, after five days'
passage, and brings the following authentic
inforfha,ion:-- s7a a ls.zisa
! Jenny Lind does not return to Europe -
On the conclusion of her engagement: (Which
win be considerably shortenedl With Bar
mum, Jenny will be crowned queen of the
United States, the actual president politely
retiring. Jenny accepts Office under CON
tract always TO sing, in so many airs, to the
people Of the smar,est nation upon earth,
what has been hi,hsrto printed as prcsi-
dents speeches. ..
! Two stars aud one stripe have been added
to the American flag; the stars are Jenny's
eyes, ap,l the stripe lock Of Jcnny's
hair" ft4