The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-01
Jenny Lind st the Liverpool PhiIh armonio,
on the 10th OF August.

From the Liverpool Chronical Aug III
The first Of these long and sntcpte festivals
came of last night In the srlena aid hall OF the Phil
harmonic socsty. There were upwards Of three thou
ssnd persons present. including the orchestra The
appearance Of the hall, magniaeently lighted cluster
ed with beauty tuch only Lanca hire boast de-
light and expectation animatpg every countepapce,
was something which the fais TO describe In all
England ptrhsps in Europe. there j. not such beau
tiiul ed6ce devoted TO musical performances the
Philbs moIic Hail. and on no previous occasion
call TO mind brilliant assembly that con-
rrsgstcd last night within is walls Ine great spell
Of attraction of Jenny Lind, the Idol of
Germany and England, whose name has never once
failed, since the beginning OF her Triumphant career,
whether announced In the divine cause of charity
or offered as simple medium Of public amusement to
bring together the crowd-whose virtues are even
dazzling than her genius unparalleled that is
and whose successes have thrown com pletey into
times The knowledge that Jenny Lind was ON the
point Of leaving these chores not to return for
a tvtlvemonth-that some focr snd-twenty hours
after her second and last performance would her
launched the bosom Of the vast Atlantic, on her
way to distant, though friendly county clothed
the event with tenfold significance aud interest That
such dttu elton Jenny Lind's last public appear.
ance In England should have been accorded 10 our
town In the face Of munihoent propositions from the
great metropos-the modern Baby on-must be Ia.
delibly recorded as the bghles psge In the musical
annals Of Liv,fpool with Mr. sudow, the active and
Intelligent Secretary Of the Philharmonic Society and
with the committee Of that society who with the in.
defatigable eyertons Of the sgrnt Of Mr. Barnum
esotd m peruading her to fold her wings arrest her
Eight Tor few short days and scatter yet
some Of thoee Filvery notes that tor three four
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tsHeu NOV ., 70 nsI. sgnoc beiletti
iImo sasso ~ hen ,!!,y Nho ma played
~ .snJuheusn WIZ none L.1 n0t only IN hngsnd
out IN oshhoim NisnnA snu b.iln " an eomrsos
mucnh MS Nery pvw'Itu,. anu sonorou' voice ana
~ ~ rspect, North, oI the itleboshlp ana patron
sge Vim vnieh ne nas p.en - Tong snu constantly
honeie1 oy the eetore,ed tongstress 20 more able
anu crecto. nave peen seiected than tne
seeompished bspsdieI vhose reputation As muei-
can ena pianist o. tne hlghest ORDER ~ oy no means
sonhnea 70 thls county put euenos 70 oermany,
itaIyi ana france, whsre MS compositons Tor the
stage sbd ior the chsmber are generally known and
thotouenys Pprecm,eu
Long before the hour announced TOT commence
ment-eisht oehch- the Nnole OF ths vast audience
hsd aesembeo benedict on appearing IN the or
cbtstra, was received win the warmest demonstrs.
tions. and the concert began with mofsrts grand
overture TO Lauberhotte which vas exceedingly well
psyea oy the hsno. Inc Vel known duet o. Arsace
ana Assur Bella immsgo" from kossinis " semirs
midei most ,nectvely sung oy Miss Williams and
sF be..t,, VIC were LOUDLY sppsuaed on Their ~,
nee put the audience INTO good humor. and prepared
th,n for ne grand event o. "a. evening advent