Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

respected the law and ought be modified altered
and declaring that any attempt 10 repeal or alter hen o.
OF tham failure TO carry out the fugitive law
would afford good ground for separate action on the part
the South for the security OF her rights Mr. Hill also
from the committee made report, in some respects
different from the preceding but taking tbs most emphatic
stand upon the faithful execution OF the fugitive slave law
All these resolutions TO be entirely reconehbt
in principle and to differ only in subordinate of do
TAIL We satisfied that North Carolina, will pureue the
course that daiy 10 herself and TO the Union dictales
JENNY LIND.
Miss Lind left for thu South by the mail train Saturday
evening. Herself nnd suite delightfully."- accommoda
ted In al elegant and beautiful car the Jenny Lind" pre-
pared for the OCCASION The encanress has gone bat The
last echo OF her melody sl fingers earhe as, halo
Of her sweet SMILE and lovely bearing still hoveTs around our
memory Her arrival In Richmond was hnied with deigh
her departure has left universal regret do JUS
tice TO her reception al the Concert on Friday night The
boxes pit and 300 seos arranged on the stage were
filled, TO overlowle, by the most brilliant assembage We
have In Richmond. This Governor was present.
and seemed enraptured with The Beauty Of
and other towns far Lynchburg, and from the
country far and wido sparkled in every dlreclonand our
wsest and distinguished citizens, including members
of Convention and State Legislature gave dignity and
weight the audience The order prevailed and
czens In thus honorng genius and virtue, did honor TO
themselves.
From the very Jenny Lind took captive the ears,
thoughts and hearts OF ALL She sang greatly better than
We have heard her-and her FIRST song which was rather
coldy received In Washington, was here most enthusiast
caly welcomed The evor went with rapid crscsndo,
until lost all bounds as tho las! prolonged and exquisite
echo OF the Herdsmsns song-the most delicious tone wo
ever heard-foated of into the air. Tie fair songsrcss
was not only charmed with her reception in the House-bus
beautiful smile wreahed face she heard the applause
caught up and e-echoed By the large crowd outside Her
/ 1t,,
alude Belletti who surpassed himself His Barbers
song brought back the memory Of Labache's peculiar
| triumph in that piece.
Jenny Lind has gonebut In addition 10 her musical
powers she has impressed herself ayoraby the
hearts of ALL by noble OF charity She has presented
the Of 00 be distributed among our three bene-
VIOLENT societies. follow $400 10 The Female Orphan Asy
lum (Proes,antD $500 the Male Orphan Asylum, PRO
tesunt and $500 the ST. Josephs Female Orphan Asy
lum (Cahoc) We heard Of this munfcent donation
during the concert but, by Miss Linds desire, 1t was
not then made known At the end Of Of her finest songs
beautiful bouquet thrown the stage said 10 be tcs
,monia feeling the part of the Female Orphan Asylum
On Saturday Miss Lind paid visit the Executive
sion and Gov Floyd escorted her through the Capitol TO
the statue of Washington the Washington Monument, &c.
The entire receipts Friday night we have heard estma
ted at $4,000 The number OF tickets sod could
certain About S93 collected Of those who attended
the auction Of Thursday 2H cents each adnsson
and II will be handed over 10 the three Asylums.
We hope in the spring hear Jenny Lnds sweet notes
once more We wish her pleasant to the South
which she richly merits and will doubtless receive We
add 10 our hasty article from Fridays Union.
Tnls unrvaed vocalist ycp,rIuay n'ourg for Hcn
mond where she gives her only this evening Shs
has left thousands of admirers behind her. and many warm
friends whom her noble moral character has strongly attach
-ed 10 her. We have seen person oil ~orlo-wde
famen who has been much admired In every country
which she visited little affected and perverted ov the
trumphs she has won Sll simple IN her hanits; awe 10
all the purest touches Of nature; warm oil heart cordial IN
her manner when properly appreciated and treated more
fitted grace the domestic circle than TO shine on the
public arenashe realizes her own saying when she ooser
we'd 10 lady Tuesday evening in this city, When meet
with person of heart my own melts
For wears we have held TO the opnonbu paadoxcal as
it appears is nevertheless ueha cit Is much harder TO
benr prosperity than adversely" Ye though surrounded
by the brightest tumphs of her art followed as she Is oy
the appauses OF the multitude and possessed OF immense
wealth out Of whose she literally dispenses TO the poor
and tho sufferer have never seen person less changed
less corrupted by the prosperity she enjoys than Jenny
Lind Even caumny itself has not dared TO attack her
She has passed through the fiery furnace unscathed Indeed
sho deserves be admired and beloved not more for her m
sca talents for the virtues which she possesses Inc
Philadelphia Bulletin OF last week happy drew her portrait
when II said of her:
enny Lind left us to-day on her Southern tour but we
have the that she will revisit Philadelphia in April
before the close Of her engagement with Mr. Barnum Her
visit marks IN ora In the musical annals of ciyan era
Of high prices and crowded houses bat at the same time OF
unbounded delight The sisht disposition TO crticse anc
find fault which manifested itself her first appearance
has been gracefully abandoned and she stands conessedy
al tho head of artists that have visited u.s. a least during
the present generation And yet far above the artistic or the
of wonderful voice. stands the pure highmndcd
woma more nobe by her yrtuous character ard e more
than regal charities she could ever become by Inc mere
force her musical cnaowmen The greatest element in her
success undoubtedly her erutaton for wonderful as he
Gifts of voice method they could never have brought
the whole city 10 her feet il she hsa not been woman en
inent for her virtues and her benevolence.' 80
OF her powers IL Is idle or US 10 speak, we are
amateurs merely, but connoisseurs Some OF tie best
Judges on both continents nave paid justice 10 her merits
and crowned her with the brghes; w.eahs Of her art But
the richest compliment which we have heard was pai 10
her mot her pe,enc by Of the most
sta a,esmea In this country 1t was Immediately alef INC
concert ON Wednesday night VIXEN little group OF ladies'
and gentlemen talking over the scenes OF me night.
"And you (said young lady, addressing herself &c r
W)-how do you like her singing TO- night ~ Nhy we sdi
not hear such again. until the nightingale puts on ner
own plumsge this Dress akins hold Of the Ia
dys scarf) and then that stage to sing 10 US al.
Until then we snail not hear the like again."
From Richmond Jenny Lind and coerie VIII pass on 70
Charleston After her concerts are over there 'ney wiz
repair TO Havana, where hope, brilliant triumph
awaits her-lhence Few Orleans-end thence up the -
slssppi.
Since writing the above havo met in last evenings
maj, the following article from the Portland lane Adyerti-
ser Of The l7h December II is another Of the numerous
che has given Of her benevoence and
ness Who such evidences of her NOBLE character
without excusng the enthusiasm ~hlch prompts us " pay
''''S n"'A0'' "CALAis Nov. 27, 1850.
aDr.p MISS: have received from Joseph a. Lse your
generous donation of FIVE hundred dollars for the benefit oi
nysef and the facess children Of my late husband who
lost his life efforts the officers and ere" OF the
Swedish brig Johanna Permit me TO add that your prompt
and liberal response the appeal of the widow and father
less will not soon be forgotten Be assured that the prayer
of both h that the noble with which the great bcne
factor of all has so richly endowed you may not only con-
nue to charm the world by their music but that yours may
be the higher praise and the more precious reward o caus
Ing the heart Of many widow to sing tor Joy.
avery respectfully your obed!ent and humble servant
| CHARLOTTE CLARK
"hiss JEsSy LIND"
COTTON GROWING BY THE BRITISH IN DE-
MERARA.-A letter dated Georgetown, Nov Is, says
1.-THE English mail arrived here the 18th instant and the
nsws has given tone and encouragement to commercial
a,,ers The 10 the governor Of very sim