New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

w are truly pleased 70 md that the genera ieei-
Ing respecting is great s0ngsress daily warming under
the certainty hat she viii long appear among "a A. he
greatest arts, Of modern times, confess our
selves eager 10 welcome her arrival upon shores
And this the readily the reported snisbhy Of
her nsnners and the exemplary character Of her private
life render her Jess worthy Of adm raton as private
individual than shs has proved herself deserving Of some
thing which would say but for the ternspproNmAies
10 idolsr-as public vocalist We have lately had the
chance Of conveTsing with many who have heard her 10
Europe and rot Of them has spoken with us who has
not said that shall have the chsnoe Of hearing
really great singer TIE greses indeed that hss yet aP-
pesred upon the musical stage Of Europe Nor has one
Of them spoken OF her who hs not eulogzed her private
character ny they have spoken Of tie powers for
which she is indebted TO her public reputation.
One anecdoie which have heard OF her il 50 easing
and contrasts vorsty with that which we know other
yocGs,s that refrain from giving to read
ers We believe II occurred al Lincoln Possibly we msy
he mistaken In the locality bg not IN the incident
One morungas believe, The morning previous 10 her
concer-Jenny Lind was taking Tsmble in the nels00r-
hood iha,ciy Sho had prolonged her walk somewhat
beyond its usual length and entered the cottage Of
poor laborer ask permission % rest there. I! Wa
eheerfuly accorded by the wife vino much tme had
elapsed fl aood o. gossip with her temporary guest
She detailed all her difficulties and all her troubles
OF hsr Ioeai fshd5C rnb To5d w5sh then be gan als
about Jenny 10 total ignorance thai she addressing the
sougre,s herself She tod her many things apooypha
and otherwise which she had card OF her geneo.y and
amused her by the which shs msde upon them
Jenny Lind who meanwhile nursng her younges
child asked her whether would Ike hear her attempt
10 sng one OF Jenny. best The good woman replied
she should be delighted sh- could then fudge
thing Of tho IN which Jenny herself would sng
Il The stranger accordingly sang one Or her cham
ing ana delicious Swedish ballads 10 tie delighted cot
isger who loud ia hes pleasure FOR qualification 10 L
much to be doubted whether any but Jenny nds mos
| intimate friends before had And now SAID thc
stranger rising tell Any who you thai YOU
D. ard Jenny Lind ~ the time she placed some
thing in the hand, OF ihe poor woman Such her a.
tonishmeu, and deAgh- however, that she busi ont ~
thanks for the mex peced pleasure forgetting oo.
what the lady had given her. She scarcely knew wha
size said did Meanwhile Jenny had USED tie ca..d
che had been nursing and escaped from cottage And
what %, Rs0ushren, Of the poor cotsger hrdng
thar hsd placed sovereign, her band she ran %
the door OF her humble dwelling repeat her ihsnss
thoussnd.lod But her yis,er already out o. shi
and she len With The memory OF ne Swedish ballad
and the money-i may be doubted whether The a. row
ever the acceptable Gin to Der povery-ic
bless the nsne of he kind hearted .rsng who hsd listened
- the history Of her lc with much rsien snd
bribed her by her song brief lorgeialness % lle
It's hut she thousand anecdotes which ere cur
in Eussnc respecting The charity and kiadn-ss o. h'
sm'sb ard exemplary laiy ard u Us we eou.-s. hs
such anecdotes he Infinitely pleasing because
they show natural goodness Of her character unus
meed by the us, O! more sophisticated position They
reveal her IN ~ the saacry OF her private lie
sad inner teengs St prove 10 ~ that 'he possesses
IN addition TO her brilliant genius, hat which possession
OF Far higher worh-s flesh. All klaly woman
heart Sic richly deserves her unparalleled succe.s
singer not ouy by her iAeuis bit by her virtues And
indeed this eonveuoa which renders gralhed and
thai Nj Bsruum has had he puo4c spirit, by bis engage
men' her presence shores and ensas
Amercs TO Judge Of the merits Of he mos talented vocar
hat has up The present tine appeared lu Europe See
VIII be welcomed here she deserves TO be welcomed
Bat u viii not be a0ue for her talents gsress
she u bs admired and loved 7! vii be for nature
warm simple kindly he cnsie Of that Italy whc
has hitherto gNen The children Of song Let hope
that she NAV ke much and AsWe ts prepared
wogld say did d0abt Whether The word 10 AZ ed
! i.oral Oue-lo love her