The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-17
Jenny LIMBS Trip from New York to Phi
Indelphia--H,r Reception I'm tho Quaker
City-The Ticket Auction, &c.

Indelphia--H-r Reception I'm tho Qua,x On
City-The Ticket Auction, &c.
PsiLADELrHlA, Midnight, Oct Is, 1850.
This afternoon, as your readers will be made aware
before this reaches you, Mile Lind and suite lef,
New York by the Eve o'clock mail train for this city
Instead Of coming to the Liberty ferry by which
the passengers for Philadelphia usually cross she
passed the Jersey City tsrry at the foot Court
iandt street at half past tour o'clock order to avoid
the crowd The precsution was unnecessary. for the
people did not appear to be posted up In her move
ments and there was not than the ordinary
number about the mail train ferry The car allotted
to the party the next hut TO the locomotive
and they took their seats in it considerable time be-
ore tho train started number of the Jerseyites
collected about tie cars, aud d. with open mouth
gain through the windows in the hope Of seeing the
rora avis from Sweden. Only d few succeeded but
when the train WAS leaving, ali cheered just warmly
as If they had seen her.
Nothing Of interest occurred till the train reached
Newark when crowd surrounded the cars, and eager
Iy from to another asking Whore is Jenny,n
Where is Jenny'n But before they had time to aad
her, the whistle sounded, Away away :" At Rah.
vsy, the was repeated. New Bruins
wick there larger crowd, and host of little fe
lows Zone Of whom had discovered where she was)
shouted, There che is There she is ''-sna taking
OF their caps waved the m and eheered as they ran
With the till the speed increased yond their
pace Miss Lind, who seemed to be touched with this
ares expression OF the feelings OF youth tapped the
window with her hand to the little fellows till they
out Of sight. She then told story Of fine lad
chtrred her so innccently and SO fsrveatly while he
waved his cap with beautiful grace, and oowed her
carriage as long az he could She was quite affected
with tie incident. A gentleman present told me an
anecdote OF the devotion OF poor factory girl in
Boston, to the Nightingale. Che applied tor Ticket
but lad only 81 and therefore could not obtain IT,
the lowest price Sd. She back again ia
two three days, and handed SO tor "a ticket. The
person who was selling the tickets was struck with the
girl and On putting two three questions to her,
found that she was factory girl and that he had to
the additional dollar before she could pay for
ticket lie found out the girls address ana aton-
ed the matter to Mics Lind who sent her consider
able sum Of money, and Tree ticket besides
At Princeton there was the greatest anxiety to see
the sweoe OLD and young, girls and boys, thronged
around the cars, and some Of The pore sciye climbed
up the windows. and forced then down, while the
most noisy demonstrations were made by those behind
All kinds OF jokes were levtllcd AZ Barnum, amidst
lsu hter and the familiarity with which they
addressed Miss Lind highly amused her. one said
"Wh'rs Is barbum 2" Another said will give 500
re~srt for eight OF him thru said, he is pay
ing black mail to heaven" MOI sad fourth, ne
/. only leneing to the Lord This last saying pro-
dueed u loud peal Of laughter which was drosned in
louder little urebin crying cut In squeaxiny
voice which found utterance thfoagh his nasal organ
Say. BsTlum. I want to that woody horse ~
Another little chap. about the same size replied:
BE amt got wooily horse nos, but beautiful
Nghtipes.. IN a beautiful cage 1 wish could hear
the bird sing" Here "a fellow put his head into
window opposite Jenny Lind and shouted under the
grestest excitement, see her" ~ bat 90 yous zee
about her cried sno,her all ears for is to hear
her sing Jenny, will you give Us song-a little
touch OF that echol" Here the dashed away aud
BarIum, who WINS not visible for Some time, said
jokipeIy, "wbo calls me here 1 sm." You are
u,t In time TO be late remarked gentleman In the
The way in which tie Princeton boys thrust their
hesds into the windows remin ded Miss Lind OF
Who came through the window at New Haven yester
day; and after standing and CARING at her ior some
by tbs fnme way ina. by WHICH ne
entered without saying single wordl
The scene at Trenton was equally fnnny s a. Prince
a. QUAD me cars ths eisntingais, and ssvmal
came provided With lam pa which oniy the effect
OF rer.Efnc their nesins en-, thing Inside Ttere was
ayery curious looking old darkey, who held up lam
tern 10 ore window after another strirhg hs TO
tgprec The window tro three tinee aud then dreH
back remaining Dark as he IS can see him batter
upon a wrong scent. and pointed 10 Mrs Lind's maid
Two three msled but the msioIity cried out,
woman peepipg through the window said-"Ah, do
let you jenny ~ In such an earnest tone, that
everybody burst in, laughter The whistle sounded,
ard ia instant the ears were gore.
At Preston there was also crowd collected; and
large nurb,r OF little boys one OF whom vas more for.
tunsi. then the rst about dancing with joy as II
be we're rnsd-"I seed her, seed her,
Thus. everywhere along the line from New Jersey
TO Tseopy; the people Hooked around her should
mus pointed out these portions OF II that re-
tertled her owl beloved Sweden shs brsa,hed a fer
FtrhftOn tbat people uiNht nave the bAuls
energy OF character and .nt.rprzug spirit as Amer
ho have the courage 10 sNpend money Ia order
to u ake money She wss delighted with the Delaware
IN passing from TAcopy in the steamboat TO PHI
hia-snd certainly the scene worthy OF hd
nitstion; the tranquil oxpanse Of water, With the
b. ans OF the siivery moonlight playing it, sur
face. its margin lined with trsts ON either hand and
Pbisdelrbls oimly ritinE In The distance. combined
60 form very beautiful landscape though far Interior
TO the nj OF ious bay OF New York.
In order TO avoid the pressure 81 the crowd. Miss
Liz and suite got into the Edwin FORFEIT an oppod
tiop Ioat instead CT this regular mail tost Trenton
which tho captain Of the batter did not seem 70 rsn
much especially of the patty we're actually on
beard Of biz boat and lett &c Tine passengers were
equslly chseriped. having expected 70 sees her ~
supper Beng faster boat the Trenton arrived
fret. and the captain cent the bulk OF the crowd
down the other boat though tome were still In
er,dulnus and scrutlpixcd evufy woman who made
her sppeaTance when the Edwtn Forrest arrived al
her wharf h vas covered With hum beings. and the
greatest excitement prevailed v nh some manage
inent Mis- Lind got into the carriage In waiting
for her and u drove away to Joness Hotel 10 chest-
nut street The OF her arrival spread Ike MD
Gre through the city and IN ier minutes crowd OF
not ess than Twelve thosfand gathered 10 front OF ths
hotel vociisratirg IN tn. mott vehement manner Ani
calling fer Jenny Lind end Barnuu alternately.
livery body who came to the windOws 81 the hotel
10 look out was mistaken for Mis- Lind AID . VIA
cheer was set up. ana then laugh wheA the mh'aAe
was Uncovered Every moment the multitude pc
cere more and mere impstif Mt. and elamore1 more
loudly for Miss Lind's APPEARANCE Az length hr
fpseeh 60 them ing Mites Lind was greatly atig1en
and he hopeo thy -ould 'xense her bot y -0nit
and noises of every description TIL 81 length she Ap.
pesr.o ct the WINDOW aud ne Of great txeit-ment
followed. The multitude ehe-rsJ loud aud long. and
from their heart. sh. waved her nabhttfchisi "a
schnowlscpmsni ~ the comPiimsht sud then WIN, WIN,
drew from the wiudow. The people, however. sthl
hung shout the hotel In the expectation o. SEEING
her ~ ain. and 20 not tai near one O'Clock uat
they ally dispersed The bsfroom ~ tbs nossi vas
packed full all the night and nothing bat Jenny hnd
talked Of All the city the thsns OF sonTer
sstion 10 the feme. -, -,
4 ma, as well mention here that Dsrnum paid for
the pess oil the party 20 Phiadtipbis ans also ON
the New Hsver Rairs IA this morning, An The .x-
csption Of Miss Lind whom m one wosha dare 70
cbsrra. There W 20 IL mnrs gorgeous irnture Va
Miss Lnds apartments; every thius w. % sours-, 70
BE- of the beet description hut pztD, aud al .xpsnses
10 be Iaid to the uttermost faftEinS hetbng Nh
be soc, ped he-.
In the course Of the journey from New York 70
Pbisdsiphis, and While in he cara va. sum too6 oc-
cssion 10 ssy aloud 70 Miss Lied 3s's Jou seen OF
heard ~hat they cay Of greet islios ont o"t"ern-
you add me ~ Nils Lind r.plisd hss the hsd NC
fesfd or RAD q word about IL IL Mas lhe hrst sts
heard oft Prem this 10 pretty svAsst Made moi's.is
Lind does net ~ sd the papers.
P.s.-0cr. ie--I psrcsive sous % The PhitdeEhla
papers. tsis morning sre trying to npdetta's Use *