The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-11
Jenny Lind's Second Rehearsal, and her
Concert To. Day.

Yesterday there was a second rehearsal OF the
great soncsrt Of Jenny Lind which Is to come OF
this evening at Castle arden The number admitted
yesterday, was much larger than on the preceding
day and the performance Of the great northern
nary of song was, II possible still wonderful than
on the day before; and have doubt that this
evening, when she is. excited for the first time by
an American audience Of six thousand persons she
will still higher into the regions OF song and
perhaps excel any thing she has done In the old
world. She says she SO satisfied herself since
she first began 90 sing for the public; and this
evident from the triumph that laughed In her bright
blue eye, as she mastered, with perfect eass, pas
sases, not only difficult in the highest degree but
beyond the compass and capacity Of any other voice
The building, since the sounding board was erected
10 nov one of the hsest in the world for concert
and Jenny Lind's voice in such 1ne
diiion Is at the present smsnt.
The orchestrs opened with the overture "obsroum
which WAS omitted In the rehearsal on Mondsy and
the remainder Of the programme vAs proceeded with
In order except the Swedish melody or echo song and
the grand duet, Per Placer"
Such enthusiastic applause never witnessed, rs
she called forth in every song abe sung Everybody
who had not heard her before said that tar IRON
ther. being any sIasserstion In the account. published
Of her, they had all fallen short OF the isrfuI
reality.
A portion Of the baud made some mistakes. that
grated upon her ear and the pain felt evident
A curou, Incident occurred when she was commencing
the Caaa Dtts She had net got through half doIsn
notes when gun was heard. she Immediately stopped
and laughed She went On again, and then the Of
smother gun brought her 10 a plets halt when she
could refrain from laughing . second time. she
had to give II up IL turned out to be the nring
100 guns from the Battery In celebration OF the admits.
sion California into the sstsrhood OF States During
-.
gun. we're borne right over Castle Garden, ssd had
very pretty effect when she was informed Of the
Of the interruption .he said II to her very
agreeable interruption as Il for the good OF the
country
Every person seemed to Be Impressed With the
ehi!dlke simplicity Of her manners, which Tor 10
OF her genius peculiar the genius itself
Tonight, In Castle Garden will be the most exciting
aud enth uslaste scenes that ever witnessed Ia
thi, city
The following the reguis lions In reference TO
hacks and carriages In order 10 prevent confusion
All carriages will enter tn. large gate ct the corner
of stale street and whitehall aud pas through
the gate In Battery place. al the head Of Greenwich
street At the close OF the concert the carriarss .i
take up their company n preoisely The same order.
when carriage arrives at the entrance ga. at the
end OF the bridge the osnes Of parties viii be called
out by thu inspector OF hacks aud present the
esrri re will psss and sround Again In the line
ferfoBs Who cone In carriages advised 20 remain
orIfr 70 Jet ofher PORTION OF the
audience psss out FIRST. and those Who
riseea, will have the kndness 20 oct ~thout de-
10y the concert " enished Particular st
I. btt'p to thee instrueton- Gill prevent much
iusion ana ustersy expedite the .src,s sod comfort
Of the sud.nc..
Jenny Lind removed rom the Irving House yestcr- |
day, TO the Ne- York Hotsl imm.distely after the
rehearsal.
The ticket suction for the ,seond concert will take
place to morrow. fropsHsd. tickets sold ct % |
va terda Al he Ia emf "a
stance thstnr BsInum had to purchase tieist zee
,erdsy for his sir. -hs t-lssphsd 70 him that she
intended TO hear Jenny Lind ". had not one left /
though, Ne believe, Hall \ soa have . Tee still on /
hand at q premium. We prs.a.ne they ~nn ne, have 1
the M long