The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-21

Jenny Lind La Ihnadeiphia-Hsr Coneer
On Saturday Nght-Her Attendance at
church ON smday-Tremendous Excite
ment, Sc.
pHIA CORRESPONDENCE. .

church ON ShGay-Iremendous Excite
ment, Sc.
OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE
PHILADELPHiA, Oct 20, 1850.
As the time approaches for Mics Lind's departure
from our city the entbusissm of the people ausmsnts
In intensity. The last evening, attracted
crowd far exceeding that OF the evening previous,
within the Hall. While compared to the number out
side, they were TAR in the minority. The crowded
state of the Hall rendered it necessary that the WIN
dows should be be open I'd and ths afforded the out
side bsrbariEps opportunity Of hearing her notes
gratis and they ions assisted the audience In
calling for an The fair sEede repeated
her ineom parable Il Know that my Redeemsr
Iixethn mart Of Non Paventur" but avoided
the encore 10 the Invitation to the Dance"
by commencing The sountsineer's Song" and in
re,ropss to the sppsu,e elected by that effort sung
the Echo soug which not set down In the bills
Che concerto given have only whetted the public
petite ana il peatei every night during the
coming week. there would be sensible dimicution
sftbe numbers att ndips. As high $40 demand
ed by OF the purc of tickets speculation
Last evening before The concert commenced.
II required nearly sn hour to empty the hall last
evening dsnseiy the audience packed together
The departure of Miss Lind to her hotel attract
ed most OF the outside crowd towards Chestnut
street, and in a Nv minutes the front OF Jones's
Hotel was besisgrd with dense crowd Of
two or three thousand They were so vociferous in
their CHEZ thai Oss lind forced to appear
the bale ouy ana her handkerchief to the multi
tude This morning sh- took q carriage, and accom-
panied by her ard smother lady, and Dr. West,
proceeded to the ~s,d-s Church In South wsrk,
the Navy YsId The Dsms Of this church in olden
times, vas Wrc'sco"n tut 1t Ia now termed Gloria
Del" of which II. Rev DR. Clay Is Pastor The build
ing is the in this vicinity having been
erected by tn" hrs s"srb settlers in 100 aud pre-
seEts the sx''li"r appearance when IL stood
on the v.rg" OF thu riser. amid . wilderness. Her
visit was sn Np'citd one to all, except DR..
Clay, though psby surp scted she would pay the
ancient church WHIT some time before leaving
Every portion coon occupied by the
crowd that hocSsd in, on she fact Of her visit
becoming kbo~n The, doors had at last to be
closed, and the SERVER proceeded Miss Lind took
part in the service tn-s being affected to by
the recollection If her native lano which the
naturally brought up At the conclusion Of the ser
vices che was tshrn through DR. Gays house. and
line being formed by 10" police she was enabled to
reach the carriage. Previous to this, however, she
the church; but The s. sdss and descendants of
the settlers by whom the church was founded,
were mostly Prev nttd Cd aiming Introduction
The departure IN the carriage vas for the purpose OF
causing tie croso 10 Ot,p~rs after IL return
ed ana Mia Limo had an opportunity OF going over
the church sLs tt a. iiibg grave yard, the ancient
tomb stonss in .b'ch have long rendered this in
ttresting SCOT 30 the rntiquaiian Though annoyed
by the crowd That followed her into the house OF
prayer. Ii. after OF the visit to this spot
rich In immortal of the settlers from Sweden will
doubt be long ch.Iisb-d b, her Gen John Sidney
Jones. IN b belt OF the prgbbDrs. welcomed her when
in the pRrsonsg. IL war no ordinary influence" he
sajd that puissd sUcE charitable child Of song-a
daughter OF Sw,d-n TO tbe tar distant place where
for p,Arly centuries her brethren sisters had
wo4ehipp,d; one wbo.e ohi.f ain seemed to be to
cxemphfy The tx TO inherit eternal life by de-
voting her extraordinary gtt accumulate to
bestow tie coUItl.rs b. sings Of education and ele-
walton the hing ION of her countrymen;
her mission sBuonlte th. aEr. and American men and
women would be hrr Dporsriss in striving which
should n u adoin aUo beren the human race
Business curing tur pat week has been very dull,
oecA,ioped no DOUBT by the excitement OF the Night
ingals's presence ID This rather curl
ou., becnust our hU all lied 20 rci elton with
persons from tHIc.. 20 attend he concerts aud
visit the fsr y the rr.pkliu tustituts
Commander Edss "a hyrr- OF the L. Navy died
on THURSDAY morning a. Midtown, few miles from
the city. lie . native Il Pennsy lyaniA AVID had
been in the 1874 His fua. raj to take
place 20 HrrTuoon from the residence of his
nr Hass