The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

felt vibrating f-o,a hear: to heart She yeaa nent
ly encored, and bouquet thrown the stage
whiehshs took up. and sung the last four lines As
beautifully IA before. From the way In which she
hurg the "1hfan natus," from he Stabat Mater"
with the chorus, the audience hsd an ops rtunry OF
judging Of her power in sssred music. Hryoise
was heard lke clarion above ehorus and o-;hesrrs
Bat tAe gem OF the night the sweetes: aod l1st de-
lcious wsrblirg CT the enchactir. vas the Bird's
soIg which she sosd well as sung, with aimita-
bic grace and expression. Her earrolng in this ex-
quistely sweet song IL wonderful unique. The audi
dencs completely carried away, sud hurricane
Of applause shook the house. IG was encorel,
and The fall of pin might be heard. After
siu cling it again. she gave her Swedish ms
lody, which comes always fresh upon the sudisnce,
as the breeze from her native mountains The eoaoes
were sngularly clear aud distinct: owing t. tbs me
resonance of the building, and she never sung the
"Herdsman's Song 30 well in New York. Altogether
this the successful concert that has been ever
given in this ciyso little there co And fault with
and so much to praise
broadway in fro mt OF Tripler Hail. ard at either
side fo- several blocks completely occupied with
csrIisges, and it not TIL hour after the
concert that the last vehicle bad sriven away.
This evening the programme is to be repeated.
The PRICES or TICKETS.
which was promptly responded to by Mr. Barnum, the
price oftckets TO the concerts has been materially re-
duced that the price Will be- hereafter five, four, and
three dears according TO the seats appears the
following correspondence which took place bstween
the fair cantatrice and nr. Barnum -
To Mr 7. BANNUM--ny Dear Sir You know that
have always been in favor OF having lover prices
my concerts and you have ny sriaby expressed your
wiling 20 make them SO rs far as could SATISFY be
done aud ct the time prevent spectators frsm
taking ADVANTAGE Of be reduction. viii you permit
and that with proper precautions you nght certainly
avoid selling tickle 20 spectators and at the
time put The prices Sthn reach of the people large
IL you can do you VIII greatly obllg+ me- have the
pleasure to be my Ce&r sir,
Iost truly yours, JENNY LIND.
NEW YORK uorLL, Oct 81 1850.
Ny DEAR Miss LiND-I hasten with r.uch pleasure to
say. in reply 10 Your letter thls norons that the
ply With your suggestions ana that accordingly shall
the prices to the entire fr door and second cir Gle
ut So each; the tront in the first circle at So and
all Other seats in the circle ut 81 eacn. shall
give immeoats d tctions that these prizes apply
the concert Of to- morrow (fridsy eyenius aul al fl
tIre concerts during yeur briei stay ia New York.
have The honor to remAir,
Truly. ysur obeoient servant
IRTInG HOUSE,, Oct. q, 1860 7. 4. BAGSUI.
This is as it should belt is good begisuipg, aud
We a:e well satisfied that moaey vii. BIZ made az
those prices three dllar all round than there would
be st extravagant rates II understand Miss Linds
desire, she wishes every to hear her during her
stay IN this country and TO enable all to do she is
desrCus that the price of ission her concerts
should be fixed at reeRonaoe The million will
nov rrsh to her concerts. pay their money Tor the
three dollar tickets, and be gratife1 Noe will any
sting be left behind