The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-23

a shakr, DidltsstHio, mpre seTal htf and rnchant
ing Than any hing we ha ever listened 20.
Then followed the cabalietfa, and IN the forid
passages she produc-d scarcely less effret her
vo &c going through the difisuit movements ri
surprising ease--and az The same ime, sirikDe vi
wonderful truth and beaufy every mote OF he
ehrUmatles. The enthusiasm # the audience Sc
higher Than overland al the cIo-e IN was rallied
out and received with another su ees-io Of cheetsj
but she very propefiy declined repeating ti- laho-
rious piece. IL had settled her rank az a yoeaiist
IN this country Not whisper Of rrIticirn could
be ut ened and il evident thai the erirsv-gant
ZIP Citations of the people were more than real
10 this succeeded duet on two Of Chickering's
splendid grand pianos, by Mrssrs Benedict and
Hoffman. Ii was pece If fhalb-rg'si themes
from Norma, hut although beautifully played, II
overlooked in the enthusiasm for the great
singer who had ilst retired
buffo gu {, lroa R,,s iSI'a 'sTurco in Italia. !.
came next, snng by Mile Lind and Sgnof BEL
eti Il was thu Very antipodss sf tlS f'sstt Divs,
but was not lees s-fuI The delicious
hngs, such as We have beard frum NJ other vocal
tst, Were TO be traced even 10 his humorous m
p4si ion, in which the fair singer showed just
enough Of her comic talent 10 make sigh for 4
display Of it under less restraint than concert i'm
Poses. A raptruous encore was very obl1gingiY
complied with, and this closed part first Of the
Creates. coaceri ever given in America
i-1e secnnd part commenced with the verture
TO ODerJn, hneiy playsd and then flowsd the
mos. wohderui. the most enchanting prrio nance
we have ever iisIened to--the tio for VOICE and
| lwo flutes, BY Mile Lind, and Messrs Kyle and
| Siede, frm M-yerbe+r's Z Camp III Sslessa The
ory Of tins pee is bri- AZ The endeavor II Eeung
gr to teach h-r lover play a p,eee witch Fred
riek of Prussia Is in the habit of plavlng that
she may make Uf II in a romantic atteTnLt TO
save the X g's life, from plutters Who have esn-
| pired against it. There ia sort Of cones he
tween flute and voice, one eehgine he otlrr; ; and
although th- fu met txqulsifeiy pltyed,
the voice trinmpaed. Nov yBc- sud al e w,uld
become intermixed, so thai could distinguish
tie one from tbr oher; though gene ally si'r ti'd-
off - IN
| deiicate tones ever produced by any iusrum~ut-
The compo-iii,'n is characteristic ot MeYrrneess
| ingeniou and difficult, win lhr rythm and t'ns
hard 10 race by unedH' ed Throughout
the eo'ire piece Jenny Lird i'm. NOS g.scs.
fully viii her rgh hand. f5r the enid tnse # tls
f1uirs. The effect Of her extraordinary -iIagis IN
ttis piece was elec'rfying. suppress . : n son
| Was evident all over the hou 9, and u Toke 9ut
| nvo UNFAIRLY IN several pla Is, vefy inappfpprI-
aiely, The furos that followed vas IFrDsfs9us
The piece was repeated with npparen iy gfest-r
ease Than ever, and amid another shtwrr ., boil
qurts, the Nightingae-apt NAM .-EetiTe1 once
more.
; gno- Beletii then sang the well known Largo
al fdctotu,n, better. venture 70 Says than q >
ever be N sung in this country, and II teo was en-
| eorPd.
After this came the Swedish Herdsmau's sopg,
in wtlzz srrsslf on the
-J4fen ~ lie Lind accompanied lred pefssisI. y
piano his Is a wild, novel and strikf II sE 'n.
more remarkable for wonderful echo .v6r ~ ~
produces IN repeating the Herdsman's cry than
for any thing else The effect was most extraordi.
nary Now the wild huahh is utter d in a clear.
loud voice OF great volume; then echoed and re-
eched until 1t seems to be lost in the distance and
yet leaving the hearer still expectan, OF its repeti
ton; These low delicate, warblirg notes, which
are beyond the skill of all other artsts are most
enchanting. While they have ali the distnotnsss
th@t would mark ordinary singing in loud voice
they are soitened and meilowed as il yyese hv dis
lance, and iall upon the more like the breath
! lnu nj aFT,,-o osbr,, -
ansa Of hr~- ssslg TIEd falIsssr
for again, and repeated most obligiugly
Inc programme concluded with The prize song
| by bayard Taylor set to music by Bepedic,
! The music of this was bold and spirited5 M'IIe
/ L'nd's pronunciation Of English is very good and
i she sang it as if anxious to throw her whole soul
II INTO this tribute to the country that has opened
arms to receive her. AT its close another tumnlt
of applause arose, and after once more appearing
before thr curtain, and bowling low and repsatedIT
SHss the bouquets sb5wered around her she retired
I Rnd the great festival was over
BsEsfofe the tumult had subsidized the b,nas, f,o
4 OF Barnum, the hero OF the eyaninp annearpd
glowing in smiles, and amid loud cheers NJ "a.
ya"eed to the footlightS Shouts OF Barnnm
Barnum Hurrah for Barnum - greeted him and
| 1t was some time before sufficient quiet was re-
stored to enable him to speak, which he did as
| follows:
Ladies and GenemenI have but one favor to ask oe
door %hee any bad Ss psd % U a1 aPs aS SpPHe % to he
snk where rally beung--i nieasce ifihere
g'neTa asked. Where rsan - i6st ~ e as ld
Ee had Bsan Bh 'i so% over ess ss S es
Gsss Gsas II be! neg s +" e yoI wher- Jenny Land s ns
can tell you have shown By yoSr On overhabs %
and ' Sa nIfslas sS tsn sa eG%s %a.; s1
YOU leave Without as nt SsP I e5n@G , sOy
On ordn ,ry occasions woqLi obey hsr ever Ni-h bn
ni[ 4, 6st~een bet Jsney Lint md ey@lf he lei 70
aereemeu On th cason, tie exeses being mo- os prs
the pr its Vii BE- N he PbPob "e al az "a "a 9 9poporo Of
message om her hl morning. in which she declared mat
cert u viii every sRis Ri FL c, mosno ot m sSn
for char table PURPOSES. 1t will be disposed ol o~s:
! Musica Fund Stciety - ssTS sN9
focisty ~ toe Rsief Of disant Females SO
S% Gt oao'sd an s-d Persons OS
! l., Asylum estiiGte Fema es soS
Sew York rghan Asy um -. .. ia
FSnsi RS@sn H Cathoo si II a lfa oIpSS oAi,D@ @
Old Ladies ....,........ 500
Total. 80 600
| pnaied - "-"s-' y ''Aii "s spsfo
The fact communicated in this speech had been
whispered among few of the audience, bat it was
| not generally known, and when il publicly
announced, no pen can picture the scene Every
man and woman In the house rose and stood upon
their seats Hurrah { r Jenny r Hnrrah for
6arnum and confused Babel Of other cries
heard. Three cheers fox Jenny Lind were called
| tor and given Tremendously. Three nors-and
I three mOre-but lost the count, and have bur
| confused ndisinct recollection of succession of
| shouts such as | never heard before.
In the meantime, the modest and glorious little
heroine OF the evening had csc ped 30 her carriage
| and before Of the crowd had lrft the hall, she
was half way up to the New York Hotel
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