The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-29

hall for such exhibitions ware oAsx..,.. ..xs
which none but the great sopgstrsss hsrsef .slx
have 50 seessfully contended.
Her reception. though 1t would have bssu s.,,an
cold In New York, was yet quite snthusisstie 10, a
Boston audience and as they were warmed up By the
exhibition Of her unequsllsd powers the ,lsud,tr
continued to increase till ct the close Of the slshe
Song" the hall rang With continued cheering
The morning papers speak In high terms Of hsr
performances The generally stsid and sober .asv.y-
hser leads the That paper says =" The various
essays by every class OF critics In Europe ana
America, failed wholly to prepare those who read
them for Jenny Lind's singing. It would be
idle to add another criticism to theirs The express
sion which belongs to the music springs frsm the
evident interest she takes in It herself the sweet
mess and fulness, compass and power Of her voice,
enable her to give to each word and note Its full
ing, without any ensrt she sings There Is, there
fore, completeness in her music which forbids the
selection Of any one passage moro nprssdvs and
charming than another" There was . great crowd
around the Temple during the entire psrfornsnce,
Notwithstanding the severe storm. The building was
Illuminated with Drummond lights and in front Of
the fremont House jets Of gas In the fern of
blazing stars 1t was nearly midnight before the Last
Of the carriages, extending In line for nearly half
mile, left the Temple There were probably, nearly
one thousand ladies amongst the audience.
TIE SECOND AUCTION OF TICKETS.
BosrSS, Sept. %, lSsO-AM
The auction to-day, for tickets for the next concert
was most exciting The fremont Temple vas fllsd5
with people, and single seats sold till eleven
o'clock They sold in slips blocks Of about ten
seats each and after that from alp to ten slips or
from ten seats TO one hundred.
fhe nrst slip sold to Prison, at eight delarr
and half per seat next sixty seats ct eight dollars
each; and then the price ruled from and half
down to six and half dollars The average at eleven
o'clock, dollars. The Hrst choice, Of one
slip to ten slips sold at six dollars and seventy
ave cents and the second at six dollars and twenty
i've cents which is the lowest price, yet. The Re
House and fremont House purchased most Of the
frst choices.
There will be . grand display Of ArsweYks, and q
ssrensds, TO- night.
Mr. Bsrnum holds forth on Temperance, TO- morrow
night, In fremont Temple.
THE nIsrLAY OF PRE- WORKS AND THE sKREsApEaS
BosroS, Sept. 2s-sP.M.
The most brilliant fireworks have just been exhibited
in front ofthe Revere House, in honor Of Jenny Lind
They are the finest There folly
twenty thousand persons present. The square and all
the adjoining streets were blocked up with hamAs
beings
Two bands have just given sersnadss-ons the
Brigade Band and the other the Band Of the Museaa
Fund Society. The people are Wild with excitement.
There also chght procession Of the hremen.
The remaining tickets all disposed Of in the at
terneon-ths last eight hundred being sold together
for IS lax each. The promenade tickets AL ssld
for IS each. to Mr.. Thsmpson. The average Of the
tickets 10 over six dollars. M PhLon, Of New YORK;
lost hundred dollars by tckets in the first concert,
and will not speculate any here. He made four.
teen hundred dollars In New York