New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12
ENGLAND.
Jenny Lind.- Visit to America.

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/ from our orcigu sles.
ENGLAND.
jenny Lind.- Visit to America.
There have ueeu rnsuv reports IN circulation IS
20 The intended VISIT ~ ths amiablc ant gifted say
% the United States We are bow e1sbled 20
state Fee facts ald particulars Ga tie best author
o.. Tia. O. private .etter from Made Lind. sut
a pc-lsa 4. ot tne documents relating % tHe en-o-e
uc1t. with ". n ~ have been favored hy VI.
B7urms Agent The latter We're signed NJ Lu-
beck Cl the 9tl LIST sui Ia substance as ODD,
1uys. emitting the sums 0 money out ~ triicary &
Naile Lind. with the remark that those already
specified by sonlr oi sir cotemporar.cS are quite
incorrect
Mr. Barsun. the Spectator. agrees - provide
MadIle Mind waiting maid. servant to superintend
the BAGGAGE for herself and party. - pay al travel
Ing expenses. including those OF her companion
Che amisble relative who accompanied her IN Eng
land Il Secretary. and the professional fees OF NJ.
Benedict and Sgnor Beletti. the muscsi con,iuc-
tor and the vocalist whom size has particularly
selected u place ~ her disposal I'M each city
/ carriage and pair 90 horses. and % secure her
certain sum Do. each concert or Orat0rlo m which
she shall siu- That after seventy FIVE concerts II
NJ Barn1m shall have realised a sum named x
r,usiveo, al current expenses then. m addition 10
the hrsf amount further sum OF 0neiiih OF night
is profits ou trs remaining d concerts
~ may stsre-the terms given g. Mcssrs Benc
diCt and Relerfi are very hbera-such as in refer
eucc g. Mr.. Benedict could alone have tempted
him irm his eminent position ia the metropolis
Msdle Lind. on her part, agrees o. sing IN lj0
B concerts lncluding Orat0uOs, within one year, n
poss!bie-or II not. within eighteen months to
/ have full control a. the number OF nights or CON
certs in each week and The number Of pieces IN
each concert THE FORMER as well the latter, 20
be conditional ou her health and safety Of voice In
40 case 3 she - appear IN opera
Ii : further imposed thatth iil 90 Madlc. Lind
fIa hall no
tor the ful amount OF theig engagements in case
0i DEATH hall o the D. be PAID % their heirs or
! assigns the remainder % Mr. Buuum. The party
/ "a leave for America the asst week IN August or
/ first week In September During the interim
Madle Lind VIII remain ou the Continent singing
/ tor various charities, snd VIII pay visit Of some
duration 10 Stockholm, her native city. The FOL.
lowing is a copy OF the letter addressed by MadHe-
| Lind 10 Mr. Bomum
LrstcA sth January. 1850.
SIR AZ the request Of your agent, Mr. - who s now
here and whose object = the earliest opportunity % adj
wise you beg hat have mis- day concluded 70 &C
rpt the made me for you by him 10 he rne'i OF VS.
nBg the United states Of America professionally, under
auspices the details 81 which set orh IN formal
mutual agreement and csnnoi hat express my gratitude
Tor TIE anxiety you and yonf sgrnl sFn'r 20 rrnofl NV W
tended rep m comfort Trusting The speculation
nsy meet your most sans inr expectation . NY NOS ar
dent desr; and no endrsF"fs % -'cift Nu,h us ne
wsnrng God granting me- health on ne psri OF ~ yqfs
/ To P B.RNr,i. Esquire Irans,an via. Bridgeport,
tTnis copy, Witnessed by me-, JENNY LtNuJ
As evidence ol the noble spirit which always ami
mates this greatly gifted lady We may state, that
| a further condition IN the contract stipulstes that
she snail b. az lll liberty o. sing for charitable pur
poses whenever she may desire so % do. That she
| will have the greatest reception the United STATES
has ever vet given to artistic talent there can be
.t.lo doubt aud we venture % prophesy that entu-
/ siasm will increase with the knowledge OF her gen
/ Jus aud character Her Judgment has been shown
| n the selection of two such able assistants as Mr.
/ Benedict and >iluor Belletti-the latter Is Inc
bary,onc who has sung with her almost rough the
! whole of her career the former gentleman in
manner and character an artist in every sense oi
the term, one whom she has graced with her friend
/ ship. aud who knows how % value Il lLv Times
| The Russian Loan.
| meeting 10 protest gainst this loan was held
! az the London Tavern on the 9Th Ian. The great
| ru0m was densely crowded nundreds were turned
| away. and the number Of applications iOr afmls
| sion is said o nave been larger than al any meet
! ing ever held in the same locality. Lori Dudley
stuart was unable 10 attend from illness, but sent
letter expressing his entire sympathy with The
movement; Mr Charles Giipin took the clalr be
! denounced the attempt % raise A loan by the
/ Emperor Of Russia IA tins country Tor the alleged
| purpose of constructing railway, AZ al attempt
/ ~ obtain money under false pretences. During
/ his speech a can was made Tor Three groans Tor
the house OF Barugs but j was only partially
| responded ;o.
/ Mr. Golden then moved the first resolution a.
( follows
.Tha u.- Government OF Rassis having proposed 10
ihs country oan Ut nve and haf Millions pro
s.-~y i1r he purpose % completing railway nom -
Petersburg 20 Moscow bat really repensh the Imperial
e1cheq1er exhausted Oy Tie expenses Of W. var ~ nn
cary this meeting OF opinion thai % end money 20 me
Emperor u Russia 'of sleh an ooeSt \ ol Ni'.ass ~
sanction o.! lie deeds % foiruce ana nooisheu sonnne
by him 10 Hungary. and 70 furnish him teul patton and
ts Of carr On lilre schemes Il aggression ana
H. pitied tho mendicsut Car Obliged To come TO
! this country with sach ialsehoOd ss that The
| loan was Tor railroad when Il was well known
lat AL the materials for that railway we're Oh The
| spot Ills application vas q testimony 10 the NOR
| al force OF the peace party. Mr. Golden opposed
| il on the gr1und Of rs immortality and insecurity
| 90 prove the after assertion he dwell at some
| length eu the Emper0rs unpOpularity with the no
| biity The danger arising from any attempt AZ
freedom on the part Of the sors, and. Ia the event
/ of the EmperOrs DEATH the breakup VI system
/ which his son would not be able n MAINTAIN
Mr. Golden was convinced the original sub
scibers would not hold tn. bonds, bot sell them
Immediately. and the general public would, as
| usual Be the sufferers. THIS money, which Wa
D. be- wasted ia Warikc preparations, vas too
much capital extracted from England or p1r
pose OF being completely destroyed i0r al par
poses ~ useful reproduction. As pohucal econo
mist be condemned all such transactions. i "as
commoll. supposed that IN the Spring slssia
would attack Turkey from the Danube Ia that
case we should have u defend the integrity Of Iur
keg. and Russia would be fighting with our money
| NJ Cobden concluded D. again denOuncing the
ioan agI warning iae public 10 have nothing % 10
with H. His speech vas .oudly cheered.
The resolution was carried unanimously
Mr Joseph Surge move cd that Loans tor war
/ purposes. and the maintenance Of the standing AZ
ms, are unsOgnd in principle. and injurious 90 TIE
I interests Of nations Carried
The meeting then terminated, having been
/ throughout most enthusiastic
IOs- of the ship HOttinEuer.
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