The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-17

den, in order to pass quietly aud unob>
served through the crowd. She dressed
here, Instead OF Of her hotel AT o'clock
The oates were thrown open and from
hat lime uniH 3 o'clock, there was con-
Iinuous hide IF human beings passing into
the spacious building. The numbers from
the counlry was very considerable. They
were from New Haven, Newport, ALBANY
Newark, and vlfiaus other cities; aud
when all were sealed, 1t was indeed a
splendid sight The ladies' dresses were
very magnificent, aad such as The great
mass Of women in no other country in the
wcrld can afford to wear. The fair sex
were not Ms numerous MS might be expect
ed, the gentlemen outnumhcrny them con-
sidcrably, but those who were present
seemed to enjoy the concert in the highest
degree. II is very probable that many la.
dies were kept away for the first night by
the fear OF being c'ushed; but when they
iiud lhat their approximations we're ground
less, they will doubtless take the Castle by
storm tomorrow night.
The excitement, which had been rising
higher aud higher every day for The Last
week, reached lis Climax last niahi, and
The absent can form only II faint idea Of il
irun The best description in the world. And
here let rs inquire inlO The cause of all His
uuu ui passion aud excitement. BESIDES
HE innate harmony planted by nature in
ihe human soul, y mpalhizmg with all har-
luonious sounds and especially with the
sweetest and most mclodiuus, there is to
cveiy breast the love Of The wonderful ::
aud many who yisl cd Castle Garden last
night went TO see and hear not so much to
crafty llici love for music as their propen.
Sly lor lhe marvellous. /, Jenny Lind
wonder We answer, yes the greatest
prodigy in sonr that ever appeared upon
tie theatre ol this world Fu? centuries
| ltdy, the cradle Of music, gave birlh tn all
HE great singers that delighted Europe
wiih their ialcus.-Thcir STYLE was char.
uclcrislic OF their country and climate
soft, aud sweet, aud passionate. It was
the school u the Sou h. Jenny Lind a.
rose like n meteor, or the aurora hUiealls,
in the North, aud dashed over the world,
establishing Il new school Of sonu--pos
scssing tie eXccllcncies that went before
! her bat distinguished from every one Of
| them by peculallirs Of ler own. En-
lowed with powers oil voice beyond the
best Of them, she has cNrcllcd them all 10
| the cultivation Of the gilt Of heaven. Her
st] lie is thereto a rare combination Of o..
| riglnaly and the highest aud purc.t cm-
anainn Of musical science. Theirs was
vouptuous aud carihly-hers is iuteulec-
lua and divine. In her high moral char.
ncler she oxculs tLcm rs much rs she does
in song. 81, is COOL as well MS great
and Her goodness captivating many heart
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