The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02
New York Correspondence.



had heard vOcierous applause before in this CITY, parcu
ary when Fsuny e. Ter here but that YVES but a
whisper compcrd to that which greeted Jenny the evening
was pre- snt Ate all the descriptions and you
must have her Of her singing, it would be superuous fol
me 10 make att9mpt-twSs difficult to say which OF her
songs was most enthusiastically encoIcd though the Echo
Song appeal be the general iavoe, for its sweet
aud artist l., which is well calculated TO develop
her wonderful powers than for the beauty of the se
which, musical product is inferior many others that
she sings The Flute Song" which appea to be trial
of skill between the flute and voice, perfect; in the upper
notes where the voice of Mile Lind echos the flute, it i'm
possible distinguish difference, clear and even are all
her noticed that she beat time with here orenger
during the softer PEI = Pnd when the music became more
demon1atve the hand employ the effect wss very
pre- tty aud her whole manner arch.
The Pacific arrived lest night, ten days end h'e
hours from Liverpool being the sho passage on record by
ten hours. The Cunardel5 think will back down now
touching at Halifax has been their dodge, but epoI lie
true, they n direct to his city.
The splendid amboat Reud was bought OFT the iud
river route, after making rips she now on Inc Ne"
Haven route.
Dr. Hawks has had call to Calvsry Church, with an o-r
of $500, aud all his liabilities paid. We haynt word
say "a to comment we reilly cant''' amt our way
NJ Jay hr7 had $O placed in his hands, ttor diSn.Du-
ton } by the Secret ny of Mile Lind.
Jenny found the nose and excitement OF me irving houe
much for her, and she hr taken suite OF rooms at Tue
New York Hotel She rides out either on Ut III r
cafage every morning, with her cousin and secretary
Every thing is called al 'r the songs07 we saw some
peaches for sale yo,erday weighing the qua e3 OF
Lind Peaches"-it took On Go'haml what length OF
ears. Just think of Jenny Lind Dog Muzzlc7" Mein
| Cot vot guury! yot b. eplsh J!
Andrew Brand the - Fla. Boy died at Albany septem
| Der IS He only weighed Ell pounds
&" ErCitipg and ImportuHt .llartRe Noes - -Four |
smacks and siit belonging 10 the New Ork Oyster
men have b. captured by the NewJesay authorues in
retaliation for the Their bots. We learn that the
struggle wye very severe and though hv7 we lot Eek
cep among the bvav were wound 1, rs he oyster
men kept up vigorous cha &c OF shell, con 'Queny
| = q t, ann, T,BE will VA tie II
| We unde. stand A Druukad" is still ioaing e.onnd
Baruum's Museum. We think the polio are very rem IN
their duty, he would have rc'rl before this he
should be commit r. grant, he has no ostensDIe
means Of procuring a ivelhC I'd, (Or his ntalsCs)
The Chrsty Ministries still, continue to 'non their large
auden that it ther firm determination TO bet deie
money on de bob t"Id mare" We would have done the
same day but of that under its proper head
Dempser's ballad entertenmen at lie Table. nace con
cudcd on the 18th inst.
Here's fuother adveri men that Il * eye Matt
mony, want,d, for a young q yes old, hfndsome
well eduCa I'd, and accomplish of &C ID habit with some
money! wife OF good connections, appea ance, and who
plays the piano and sings well The lady IS expected 10
be perfectly independent ragFrds money. Addrc MAI
iage Agency, 81 Broadway, up sCt, etc. etc. II The
gentleman very pr cular the singing and money
items, prsbaps Mile Lind might e"swer. For reH nabie
commission would undertake orange matters Tor him
and cal her at en- the aud valuable opportunity of
securing accomplished gent, he evidently is.
The friends of Mr. Judson, a'e7 Ned Buntne,' have
called me M ling gem al rally, Of al pc friendly
said editor Join in forming ccoit 10 seye HIM r
umphanty on the 3Oth of Sepemt when he will be dis
cherg~l from Buckwelps lsIeHd Several steamboats,
bsrgo', etc. have boen engaged. There will be 'me y
in Bulcherdom the 3Uhi sJard from under
Theatricais.-At he National: " The GF.7 Slipper"
" P eping in SIX P. NJ etc, have been the principal
attraction. Captain A H. Purdy hes taken this theatre,
a"u a Rsr ~ ANY a,c, INV. pro5pced RebeIisu
az t"o DowGlS ' " li'C H. 30 al WILL
, lL'a1 oI lie l'' "uu ~ 81 S,i ~ To-, ts
naye oro n mn At N af Bnons ymnr
- AoI,L 81 al - r,J tbs Serinns Fanny GENERALLY
received Numerous o, from tns friends Broad,
way Mr. Broughams new play written lot Mr. IVID''
mas Dash pounCedi II Il caH- lne Il 81 EVu"o nun,
ter or God rerSHs Love. II fa!ner iauIs' anu
inc etc' hahule II Ee'9y sven Nv, 'oiCa soy "
TpIs 2iouuT I T" li - '9, =, s ~, - i
> The Musical Hall by the same ng@tans ITGnlegt ana
ouluef Is nos yet coiple'Ti Ho' "' " | - "
C1'o H tiouSi J." W. ~ " >S Gp 10 - ~ w.
uie lO'n OF september Al NUN 'io nave 'Ss' | vac
wage 9tar ot "'T pS~t W IN LoI9o" nsi ,,'I
p n" ~, =. ., m n 81 -
ensesT' o' ! o' 'V'e VI, C,i a. 49, '' ~ I % %
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e W.. ,s'E yt t 80 % IT ,, A.; J NJ Tf,,'
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It | Xxx, " I T TS' rh ra,, Lo made
|. ,ha Main han on rsor,i IND the former the -,,s
- = -, -, ~ 49, L.. mil. IA, - tir,.S 4i,
.' - Tr,.I ,1 ti t~.o Iac- p 49, and + nd,
t. " ynt r ,Te nT.s il n,irht he caned a match
8 'r,y FIR mn Of s?jabrcs mile heat4 and as we ex
10 rarteI Noscny took the socks with ca though
oil the Other two had gone D. it would have b. an the most
citing t-ot that h. tuned the Old Union track for Ion
~ time
b. w , the raca an Smoke Confdenc, and sorr,
Ned which Yves quite a petty trot though not much f
10 time Noscow's time forgot to state, was o., and
= | li}5 not fer from !: y a mile; poor for Moscow.
10 We took ride dOwl 2 The COnhden' g Smoke an
m ot end it we altle the open pqd shut order,
will not give you a d. -cri 3r. on Of each heat:
Union Corrse Sept. 18th. Pu. $Il. One mile heat
n halaesa.