The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
Visit OF mademoiselie Jenny Lind 10 the
Herald Office.

machinery. The presses were not at work when shs
arrived and Mr. Bennett in the meantime showed hci
the editorial rooms, and his own private sauctum
While waiting for the forms be placed the press
she conversed about the present beautiful weather
aud spoke In glowing terms of the fine pure healthy
B,scing air Of climate. 10 reply to her inquirie
about the equinoctal gales Mr. Bennett told her theJ
have last Saturday, but postponed
on her account.
The enjoyed the joke, an laughed most heartily
marking that 1t very kind of the gales postpone
their fury in compliment to her.
Mr.. Bennett added, that during her stay in Boston
the gales would spa nd all their rage and the weather
would clear up for her return to New York.
She again laughed at this merrimsnt and her face
assumed knowia arch, expression, which Is peculiar
to her in some of her M Gods and which seemed say
You are great joker, M. Bennett" Nothing can
be free and unaffected than her simple srtless
good hunored There is no hauteur, no airs
OF any Kind about her shrewd good sense seems to
pervads her features ard her every action
In alluing to her intended visit to Cuba, she
pressed some apprehension about revolutionary tr0u
bles there, when Mr. Bennett assured her that she
need not be- in the least alarmed that il was only
Lopez who had made a little noise, and that he
extnguished At all events, the Cubans, evon If
they had any intention Of making revolution, would
follow the exsmps of the weather in postponing
her account charmed they were sure to be By her
powers Of song.
Another knowing laugh from the Nightingale fol-
lowed.
Mr.. Bennett then conducted Made oiselle Lind
down the dark subtsrraIean passage to the press
rooms when she very wisely and thr;ftiy gathered
her dress about her lest it should 30 soed by the lax
with which, she was surrounded on every side she
appeared to be amazed at the complicated machnery
OF the presses but the moment they put N mo-
ton, NJ she the blank sheets (ten thousand an
hour, go in and out instantsneousy printed,
she lifted mp her bright expressive eyes TO heaven in
utter attonishmont. she perfectly absorbed
Ia the contemplation Of this triumph OF science,
which she seemed Co regnrd greater, IA its way,
than that OF hor wonderful organ, for IL 1,
an almost omuipresent power by which her divine
notes are multiplied and scattered the earth
every day. she examined infinitely each portion Of
the machinery, and was not satisfied till she under
stood its u,e. she waited tai he entire afternoon
edition printed and thsn gladly accepted copy
Of the paper. which she seemed TO prize as having
actually seen it printed. shs evidently took deep
interest in those lightning presses.
On leaving this room the printers devil called for
three cheers for Jenny Lind, which che deprecated
with laugh end graceful shake Of her head but
whon, in response to the call Of The youug srchip
enthusiastic cheers from all the men reverberated
knowls dgeIaent OF the compliment.
She then sseeI ded to the iobbuS Office, where Mr.
Bennett ~ owed her another press worked by the same
steam engine she had foon below; also, old hand
press which happened 10 be at work, at whose slow
operations she highly amused after just witness
ING the ~onasrs at steam.
Mr.. Bennett then informed her that Ms Il NJ Hos,
ofNsw YORK, the inventor Of that press about to
make, for the Hra1 machine to he attached To his
preas-s. which would cut on each number from web
ofIGFsr. printed, and then field II up.
In reply TO question from Jenny Lind, Mr.. Bennett
Informed her that the newspaper press threw og, with
600 copies in hour and is capable OF print
10000 in that space Of time.
This seemed 20 astoush Miss Lind but she would b.
ftill more astonished n che Informed that tia.
speed be easily doubled required by some addi
tons 10 the rrsss She then nded from tn. lower
regions to the light of day observing TO gentleman
tho stair. she up that the Herald establish
ment would reqsir- great deal ~ roap she alluded
to the printing ink she saw On the walls all around
her
The auction nov vGt ho- she could get to the car.
risge AZ soon she arrived ~ necessary TO clos.
the oce dooTs 90 keep the crowd, which quickly
collected seeirE the earrisge. But when she vas IA
tae press room. the altitude hsd accumulated to
such extent that Fulton Rna Nassau streets, all
Touno the H1a.a buildings were llltd With people.
foon ~ The sGor vas Iened ru,h was made iron
fortunately net % the dcor snd he was thus de-
laycd Tor etme time wheu 'urthyr accession 10 the
crowd took place ard they burst In the wndc AMI
ohsered and shouted In tie most vooiferous manner
II Necessary 30 aen1 for Of the police ohcef'
OF the Etcond ward 10 male ara.saas for hsr snd
With then sssstsnCo. and thHf % some other gentle
men, IN vas with the rftLt. isaf. DO. gaines the
carriage When she cheeIif ...W" most yJclierous
The people go med mad with OKcittmebt The most
popular women 10 tie world g. Jenny Lind She then
pro estded vita her suite. down % Wall street on bust
nesA, rsturnea Though Efoudusv g. the lrving
House When she cnll,d upon Mrs Bennett then re-
turned uI town 90 the Nov ugk totel No rrfisfe
rer,on, no human being. ever rGme 90 this country
that csn ftcduce or ~ long an excite ment equal 70
that eauftd by the great art hc srrst genius snd
ft greater heart q purity AMI bcutvlencr possessed
by Jenny Lind.
goEr ,uCtT usNNg LINp-iwR yi~T 30 TIE EMPIRE
sTATE-Tur coSCEEr ro.Nieur-ruE kvrgErAfN-
NtsT GrIS ~ THE NAYoE-Hrg DAsuEREEI-
TYrE 90 LEADY.
Yesterday icreuoou, Mademois-lie Jenny Lind sni
spis yisit,d the steamboat Eupire State a. Pier 40
North River 30 order 20 elect her berih tor wednes
Gag evening sh. vss greatly delighted 9Th the bat
aud iis tpifudid aocommo la.iaLs An Immense crowd
aatherod a.o ana her Aud Il with trouble she
Va. able .st into hcr carriage leaving the boat
The crowd cheersd her most eotbusisst.e.liy.
The uhols Of the tickets for the c0acert bis svcring
being The last 'cr tr rre'~nt -ere cod It an 'sry
hour ys-,t1av with The rtion a TIE promeuade
tichsis. whrn viii not - cold 'dl quarter 60
o'clock ths evening 81 the Atlantic Garden In or der
Co secure DER pr,tspt fsp-iiou o. the sceas
of sauf1sJ evening. Those wbo have rafces-ea ti,k
rts ioi ftatf. would 10 vrn 20 D. Va castle Garden
~ seven o'clock or al tle lates ty half pact
It vouit materially sId % he clunfo-t Of all The
houso w ~ b. 90 fall a. over thlf evening
natrrnoiseue Jenny iipd. ~h' ir zoe hrst place,
vas avtr.s Eavirz htr keness takrn. auf 30 TIE
second Old ROT vish 90 have W cEbhitst ha' pHrtnf
tea hf Brsdy % shsW 10 % ths puhic rHo have o.
poftuufd hin for tht iHsi wees nsny t.Hlng him !.
80 80 humbvf snd that -hs GA me- 20 ior ncf ise
f.a 10 a V.sftla.y there gr at rush t0 sHH r.
and sli Who had SEEN Der pronounced ~ 60 be a.
sauifatis htrnf.s IfIta ieapfi.li rgocim,u ~ the
Perfection 81 thr photngstie ART ~ ore sore aiEht
h.raas tsken 10 40 aud every uHo Uttered from tHe
ret 81 ,fere-abis h The skrr..eioa q the r'untr-
nance o thf arfat rautatficc There three pre-
trrsf1 rt rtich Mr Brady has tuo and one 81 iu th'
~. stisiap co jenny Lind heI-rli The tuo st Nh
hraa, 81 .i.rF dH,r very oucb ore Of them b.iIg
Ter strurrs ~ tfe a'itr. In looking 81 those like
uesffs 81 1-srr LIND some exquisite Portrait
Done m lvirg which is ne ipventl,1 q Mr brady
hrd evrtedfI als crtc ifsble a. him
W tf~r ttrsiv'd he folio Fiug from one ~ tle
invlips ia references % the erttrtnfr mont given ~
Msyor Wo,ahril 10 jenny LIND, on Fritty evening h.
Your in'ormatiop ~tich perceive 80 exclusive In
rsigrt 90 fhn sofff sisep hy ih Mhyht % jenny
Itud BE- correct iar ha % errs bot 500 hafe zoo
rul.-isd t.t Dialogue in srtaiL tetreHn enc Nsht,