The New York herald., 1850-04-06

hef couc4 70 dream ct the chance which
had restored TO her the prospects which had,
. day or tive before, seemed quenched to her
| ter cver And IN truth this 10 probably one of
the noet wonderful incidents which have ever
taken place upon the lyric stage--whether we
look only at Its eftscts, or receive il simply as
curious and remarkable anecdote of Jenny's early
career. That one who had for more than three or
four months been regarded a. little more than a
nobody, IN theaircals, should, in a single
night and In an indifferent part, eclipse the yriwsA
do~~S OF the season, is in truth, strange chance.
Yet, scarcely Is II stranger than are almost
all the incidents of Jenny Lind's early life.
Her youthful, should rather say her childish, ce-
ebriy; the kindness Of the old capei mssstev, who
taught her the first notes Of that art, or whose
flood she has foated 10 p~rfeciion; the loss of her
voice, its sudden return 10 her. are all touched
more or less by the marvellousness which charac-
ttrises the early part Of her history After this,
we are to have another phase IN il Her life be-
comes one long and golden dream, broken IN upon
alone BY her triumphs and by her noble and LAVISH
charity. **"**
GALE AT BRAzos SANTIAGO AND DESTRUCTION or
VKssELs-THg INDIANA. BY the arrival, yesterday,
OF the ste smshp Globe from Brazos Santiago which
place she lett On the Path inst we learn from Capt
boehber that there was a heavy noriher vt BrazOs
on the I'D inst, which oyerfowed the whole island,
continued torty-eight hours. During the gale, the
schooner William c. Preston, from this port,
went ashore at Point Isabel; the steamer Col Hunt
parted both her chains, but sacceeded in getting up
OF the wharf boat. The schOOners Ocean Wave
aud Grstitude, also from this port, went ashore Ia
the same gale, aud are total loss Ii Is doubtful
VII, ther The William C. Preston can be got off,
The cargo OF the schooner Gratitude, all damaged,
was 10 have been sold on Monday, lhe a5th INST.
Mr.. Saigson, who arrived AT BrasOs on the 10Th
inst from KoIas, reports the Indians, to the num-
Der Of about hve hundred, composed of different
tfibes, as having been encamped near that place.
but spis afed to DO f1endy disposed great fears,
however, were entertained by the inhabitants In
the vcin'iy OF Laredo, thy were quite hostile
and between Laredo and Rome, they had murder
ed a number Of white persons, and destroyed con-
siderable property, besides stealing all the horses
and mules they could find in the vicinity of those
paoes.-N o. Delta, March 70.
TaR CoAsrlKo TRADE BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATKs AND NOVA ScorA.-The following has
passed both branches Of the Nova Scotia Legisl.-
ture, relative 20 the reciprocal reception of pro-
duc'e Of the United States:-
Wherees In consequences OF ths recent changes In the
nsvieeo" lsss sad the commercial policy Of the Br
tish empire It has become necessary
trpdeo mai ksts for the natural Of ritih Nor
Am' rca By pocsl free exchange suon prod ucts
With The United Satss and TO have the trade
the United States equitable terms aud
TO obtain nom the government Of the United States
sucn modification OF their is~s ~ vii admit colonial
built vessels TO the privileges OF registry.
LIST. Received That the Lieutensnt Governor be rss
psotfuiy REQUESTED, and 10 hereby authorized to take
the so-sesry steps 20 obtain through the propsr
thoritiee the pishmcnt OF th-ss
%. Rerolves, That In tue United States rsmsvs sx.
sipg duties the following articles the growth and
proouc,ion Of British North Amsrios, that tho IKE
article be allowed 70 bs into this province
from the United states. duty free Wis:
Grain snd bresdstuns Of all kinds vegetables fruits
se~as hay straw
Animals, sAt~d and frssh meats. butter cheese iarS
tsllov hides horns WOOL unarssssd skins and furs Of
all bipde
oIes of all kinds iron in Pigs and blooms, copper,
leso in pigs.
0r,pdsto and stones of all Kinds earth GOALS,
line, ochers gypsum, ground ungrou I'D; eat.
Wood Timber and lumber OF all kinds; ars~ ~sod,
ashes, barb.
tsh nsh oil, train oil, sv~sssvv-stf A~~a
spd uooosr nDs and skins, the produce Of fsh or
crestures living In the water
Received, That sp address be prepared TO Her Ma
jesty the subJest of the cossns sds OF this pro-
vince praying that the saus may ss opened ~ the
~ ople of the United States under
snssded navigation act, 18th and l3.h yis, cap 2o
and the preceding resolution.