The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-11

OF Georgia we hear of complaints in regard to the
damage done to the Cotton and Corn crops by the
late gale In some localities, nearly the whole OF
the open Cotton was detached from the bolls and
cast upon the ground in damaged conditon-the
leaves and green boIls were whipped from the
stalks, and the stalks themselves Frustrated to the
earth In other places and in fact generally speak
ing, the blow was less severe and less destructive
but the damage every where serious
From the Galveston Journal, Sept l.
Nsic COttO1.-MesSrs. boswell, Hill & Co. re-
ceived this morning ten bales of new crop: the
first received at this port this season and which
are from the plan tation of Leonard w Groce, ESQ,
in Austin county. Quality-Cood Middling.
The CropS.-A letter dated the 2Sth ult., at Ma
varro, Leon county, says that Corn and Cotton in
that section will be fair average erop.--ih lH.
------as----
Jenny Lind.
The great event Of the ID inst in the city of
Newl ork, was the arrival of the splendid steam
ship Atlantic, and with her, that of the celebrated
cdatdtrtce, Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightingale
As soon as the Atlantics guns announced the arri-
val of that vessel, thousands Of persons rushed to
the dock, the foot Of Canal street. for the purpose
of getting glance at the famous Queen of Song,
and welcoming her to the shores Of the New World.
As soon as the steamship got opposite to her dock,
cheer after cheer was given Justify by the assem-
bled multitude, although it was Sunday-sO great
was the enthusiasm exhibited towards her.
II is stated that upon leaving Liverpool, the eE-
element 10 see Jenny Lind was so great thatit was
with difficulty she could reach the dock, On the
voyage she made herself quite popular bv her en-
gaging manners, and seemed TO enjoy herself great
| ~, dancing almost every night, and participating
freely in all the amusements. She also gave a CON
cert for the benefit of the sailors, which realized
E7O sterling
The crowd assembled a. the wharf on the ARR.
val Of the Atlantic, and followed her carriage to
the irving House, where they continued their de-
mo.sJFdli"hs oil enthusiasm, IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of
TH,th S s appeared several times ut the hotel win
o ooG o. Tl.s sIe'lgu uEIgHeG WIN heF reception
I'.'u u" 'i''IIs Ieu'aFheu J." Mr. hlrhum mat there
"te"[eu 10 os no poor people IN IN" country asal
| M M wen "Is7'eu'
t,,I NC aIrJst ~ rom uI We holT cohhued to ne
iLt ~ 'iiE tl'G anu SiiyLuy t''efWu
bassir 'HT 900 NeN loh muslcal tunh society mum
mencsJ I 49, uip7lleu III nom, ana Jot
She onnaarj az he IT, ~ u mus " "iLyn
thanks The r 90 m''lu1r,, anu Ei
onsI,, estir,o,I ~. - '''.o P'ese.t > val
The leader of The Ls,J nfe,rer ny,i "' o.
! in her IA rlor and rv,sanIsI or, aTIr,s, ,,.sI,
| her 10 America ro ,vIi.I. t.1 la r,-,,li rs
Tba caIIa.,G,.. =. r,. ','-
| " ID NUN ''' "'''"s give" i'll tue
| 'I."i O'A liefalu
he suite oil apartments prepared for the Night
ngale are truly magnificent beipg furnished in the
| highest style of art, The gorgeous sitting room
IS mt Tor queen, and off it is a splendid bedroom
| to which is attached an elegant bathroom with
| bathing apparatus. During the evening. she had
to come occasionally to the window to CRAFTY the
people when she ,cavaj bar I,1Illis 81 ~ ~ ..
Of her Acknowledgement of their enthusiastic r,Ior
The passages leading to the entrance to her apart
Hisn,a were constantly crowded. She seemed
JooEsi go fsaS'o W.n tAe negro servants they
miserable objects s%p Ia 90 n from Ie
| flag OF Sweden and Norway d6ataJ from the G,I.
| staff of the Irving House ali the evening.
Jenny Lind is twenty nine years Of age but
u .. not LOOK more than twenty-five. She is not
G Hnra lnS persons would regard as very beant-
superior to mere symnetrv of Gatyres2s .or3i |
beams in her face, lighted IN from the briobt in
telgence within especially when She ia eySitad m
speaks Her Iarra soft a,oe ,r, or ~. b,,r,f,} ill.,
color. Her Whale rou5t.n.nqg - hill, ;,iT I!
ectual but yyIat qtr:las The sract, - i: a.,
lofty and dignifeI banavr,a,c. ,J.t -, -
every feature. Her cast Of raI}ntsn,n.s T., olTo,I
is Of the middle size. She has line bn9f .,1rG ~
all first class singers possess Her hair or7 f,bt
brown, and her complexion +, blond Nona of Tho
portraits of her we have seen do he, irsr:oa he
cause no portrait can convey her fine oyr,resy,,,
she goe4 on a visit tr-,ogrro,,, f., Z, T. IIa,,.
lands, No the North Rive md ~ r.,r ys,,,,ia,,
few DAYS there 4ha viii ,r-gssf - ,I, -,
residence rf Mr. P7,n,r.. 81 sl,. a.. - -;y !
never wa better and If M. R,r-,,'r, a., ,.1,
place, she is ready m ,n IL, tsr, ,,- '.
yvaitinu I'M the 1s,b tb lima @5 -.l ~ =.
understand Mr. R,rrrr, viii -
place if he can find il, and viii M ,o,ft Fr ne
finishing OF the Hall
THE Castle Garden is sDol,en nj and r.-ol,Fl,,
is the place destined To he first enchanted ,;,b L.