New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
ALAS FOR BosToN The BostonianS, after all
their grave rebukes, their earnest Puritanc re-
monsnsnces against the honors paid to Mdle Lind,
in this city, have shown very stikingy their supe-
ror dignity and serenity of demeanor, since the ar
rival Of the Nightingale amopg them There is
bat one theme in the Boston papers-Jenny Lind
but one house in the city-,he Revere but one
man worthy OF notice" 0ssian Z. Dodge, Vocal.
lat Of verify the Boston folks are mad. 0
staid descendants OF 8 rigid and unSmiling stock,
whittier has fed that sanity decorum with which
ye were wont 10 be clothed Where Is tho
ancient dolor of cOuntenance, expressive OF sat
iaed SOUL victorious over the vanites OF the worldl
Gone, alas swept away by the allurements OF
womans voice, singing songs IN an ungodly tongue
Truly, we can understand and sympathiss with
the strange wtchcraft 10 which our brethren have
fallen victims 80 did not they with ourselves, in
the beginning Bat they have even gone beyond
10, In their excitement Hearken unto the follow
Ing passages, from the respectable Courier
Hotviihs,andipg the rain, large crowd OF people
Many Of them In their esgernesS for The scaled fences
aud other Obstacles TO &c! commanding posions rue
The special carriage which conveyed hsr rapidly
the Revere House here ano her multitude had
bled ard ocsed up the western approach to The hotel
BE- .4'" . ''D'''''' '''' N 80 ~ ~
| , Now we have never seen a crowd here, so dense
that it would not make way for Jenny Lind. Bus
here is an accoun. OF the Mayors visit
,mall number Of persona including the Mayor Alder;
men rvnt and Hubrook and President SeaYer called
uron ard ere Introduced Jenny Limo by Col s!eyens
abe u O'clock lsst evening. she bowed gracefully 40
enatsd seat TO each Of The party She then selected
position for herself b. side Inc abandonment Eap Ia ice
| group. W no can blame her y
THE foregoing parenihesis is the Coutier's'
Here we ace that Jenny came very near exciting
the dish ust Of her orthodox viaitors. The Cur
ilt's apology, however, 10 opportune.l
signors Benedict and Beeit in aud were ALDO in.
uodueed conversation took place. which was opposed
BY who sSs o Tn;a ,a a
be- you, Madam that you will recsive IS much
daily it Bo1on as in any city you have visited or may
stiricRl az or suI ess capable of appre-
ms pn6 syns our tor a mas
yseo our sepaes; We hope The Mayor did not actually
make IBIS b undsr s yGaf ~ Sa
lime listened with profound ate ni!or 10 the Mayor t0ter.
Aer tnt,e woos ,he PAUSED ana LOGGED eafnesly aud
hen ropiipueG" v hat do ynn know OF MY private coar
actrr Whist you know OF my pfiysts character Sir,
am better sbsn other people No better Fhs com
mop p OF jenny against The Ma os hstteTy
should HAye prevenled WhAl loloWS'I
The Nay rciumed" Madam, where there 10 80 much
pooo you display boro mu be virtue Your
Chrtt,n condnc 10 sufficient excuse FOR alluson TO your
existed epo,a ion II has charmed Tbs void though
ANAL connupi may deceived In III es1inste OF
INDIVIDUAL The world think, cannot The World has con-
reded TO YOU all that have pronounced OF hlItory,
Your fame has been demonstrated, only In your
country, but throughout Europe; and In America your
, Mia, Lind on the part Of mysslf and tbs Aida
and olher gentlemen who accompany me- Is mol 10 utter
fnIome aonsilona: [perhapa ue, bus cannot help
In q
do honor 10 eurieVes and 10 tesy respect Tor
heal spirits and hope thai your Wait to America may
be piea1Anl"
There is more in the came style, but this is suffi-
Gent. Notwithstanding heavy rain, thousands
assembled in front ofthe Revere House during the
rest of the day, after her arrival. The crowd was
unwilling 10 disperae until requested 70 do 30 by
tie Mayor According to the papers Of yesterday
morning all other subjects Loaf in expectation
of the concert last night The programme was
precisely the same as that OF the first concert ia
Castle Garden.
Seriously we are glad TO see Boston 80 thorough
~ walked and warmed up. There is downright
sterling enthusiasm hidden under its prim exterior
and when Is surprised out Of its propriety, as in
the present instance, 1t naturally runs into sx.
treme5, which the more mercuria and excisable
New-YorBers could not reach. With such an OBJ
ject, our brethren need not be ashamed OF their
enthusiasm, and we notice only to show how vain
were all their previous resolutions to keepup
becoming dignity. awe told you So
THE NEW MUSICAL HALL-nuch surprise he's
been expressed throughout the city at the double
announcement Of the opening of the Now Musical
Hall in Mercerst. by Jenny Lind and Madame
Bishop, as well as the change Of the name
from the Jenny Lind HalP' to the "Tripler
Hall" We now learn from Measra MoAurr&y L
Hilton, the legal agents Of Madame Bishop, that
Mr.. Bochsa has actually engaged the Hall for the
opening and also for number Of nights in addi.
sion and that it Ia to be christened "Tnpler Hall"
Why this change of name and OF programme bas
been made, We cannos imagine. Mr. Thpler took
Jenny Lind 70 visit the Hall, soon after her arrival
in this country and informed her that il was 70 be
called by her name and Of course, it could not be
appropriately opened By any other vocalist. In
departing from this plan, Mr. T. has made 4 great
mistake. The prestige that surrounds the name o.
Jenny Lind-her unbounded popularity-her noble
personal qualities, and the good which her manif'
| CeHC6 uaB gESaoy DeBtVWSu oh Vic Sn@iisS"i" AA
situations Of this city, well deserved the compliment
| Of giving her name 20 the grandesa Mustcai Han
| In the New World. The conservation OF sns aan
by her voica would have thrown around 1t pieA'
saps association for ell concerts that should tnehc0
forth be given within Its walls 1t will be ma .sss
Of eenera regret shas Mr. Triplsr. haa nos 10 s.
instance fulfilled bis own design and tbs ani''i'N'
desire Of our citizens