The New York herald., 1850-03-11
Jenny Lind's Concerts.

We shall arrange to give our readers the earliest and
most authentic information in reference to the con-
certs Of this great artistsssursd that such will
be eagerly welcomed by host who, not having seen
her, yet admire her, and snxiousy awaiting the
hour her arrival The lovers of music In all circles
already very earnest in their inquiries as to the
time and circumstance Of these concerts and while this
Is yet undecided may be confidently stated that they
will commence early in the coming fall We only hope
that even Q tithe Of her admirers may have
opportunity Of listening to her extraordinary pow
ers but fear many will be deprived Of the treat from
the fact that Msde Lind visits great country, in
. great measure, from curiosity, and she purposes
going through all the principal States terminating her
tour at Havana, and returning to Europe via Mexico
which arrangement will preclude the possibility Of re-
visiting cties and according to the plan Of the
tour, which have seen, she will employ the time
allotted to the 100 concerts in about 20 cities Of the
Unop which gives to New York, l2 Boston s; Phils-
dephia 9; Baltimore, 4; Warrington, 2; and to
Charleston; and, as one Of Mad'lle Linds great in
ducements visit Americs is to the Falls Of Nia
gars the Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky, and other inte
resting features Of our country concerts will very
possibly be given at Albany, Rochester, Syracuse,
Buffalo North; and Cincinstti and LouisvilleWest;
and on to New Orleans
Thus, then, as her admirers numerous, and
the buildings where che will sing, so comparatively
small We repeat fear that msnytin city at
least will have bear the disappointment of not being
able hear her uness some larger place than now
posses is arranged for her entertainments
IL may be esid that her voice viii not hll o very
large room Il Is not so-for have before accounts
Of her singing In Cologne, In building temporarily
erected for her concerts to hold 600 persons which
number at each Of them: In Manchester England,
at the Free Trade Hall, ct ea,h Of series Of six
concerts $500 persons In attendance; a. Liver
n N. in aink Nnafe
Hall, sooo in Perth, Scotland, 900; and then
not one fh Of the applicants for tickets could be sup
Piled; and on several occasions considerable excite
ment and almost disturbance resulted from the disap
pointmsnt.
Msdemoiseile Lind IL extremely anxious that her
gsgement should be made as to crafty many Of
her friends possible and Is equally desfous that
ineonveDiesce should be felt by her audiences; but
20 great the rore through all Europe, that the
only plan found TO succeed, (sfter trying nsuy)
TO put double the blanks to numbers In boz and allow
applicants TO draw ~ blank retire for that concerts
IL number to pay fer the ticket and choice OF place
there being NO greater number issued than could be
comfortably accommodated This was certainly an ex.
ceiient and partial plan, aud that Mr..
Bsrpum will adopt As to the price, at present
unable TO state, but believe that Is Mr. intention
TO make 1t as low possible In London the price Of
tickets ranged from hve 10 fifty dollars In the Pro-
vnces Of England from three TO nfteen the conti-
nent the tame but have very often been sold st
tion for enormous Gums; and we have before US
On account Of concerts given b. her In the town
Of Norwich. In England place Of about eleven thou
sand inhabitants where 4l&3 tickets sold which
realized fl $50 l1s or about G. 800 IN mere vilsgs
which concerts were to enable her to e,tabsh fund
Cor the purchss Of fuel for the poor Of that place In
winter.
Mdrle Jenny Lind's whole career, from her s,But to
her retrisg last year has been continued series of
unapprcsched sntbusym and triumph. Through town
and country home and abroad amid gayeties aud
srerdor Of the palace, and the losnsss Of the cot
tsge: all have but feeling towards ber-s admra-
tion which smounts almost TO alteration. Her voice
fe,msSo be spell which totally entrances her hearers.
We were few days ago, cop,sr-ins With com gentle
men who sd, in England, on tvo occasions, paid $40
TO hear her, nnd only once succeeded in getting a
xlaee all Of whom declared their inability 10
aescribe the wonderful and enchanting powers
u the swoet scngstr-ss, aud whO taia taEt taey
N.re for tine literally unconscious q everything
arcund thsu- that they ~ere uvetted with delight,
snd seemed TO b. listening rsthtr 60 tbe Inasic OF
esessai beisgs than 20 creature of earth There !.
ope eftat aud incsJ gtable fact Witch when consider
"a ter a mcmeut puts aside an questions eoncsrong
49, ..~is,tsv vbirb h, that fnryurssut All s,,oYs
1nd by sii clseessfhe s believed q be the greatest
sd most roucstiul vesAii't ttst ever hvea We
series a stntscai facts connected wtn the u
this nrstrous caatsfice ior which We haze slresdy
auttasify We can rely Mr hsruVfn b. sntitlei 10
aftat cftct fOr the courage De has ovincsd In
sitsmpirg tetiug ends il' slries 10 afftrgtrg ths
gicet undertaking, asd The Amsncau peogls faiiy
appreciate ~ bic snd great a. Niey o. save
opportunity ~ hearing ~ grestsst uf ali istf 81,
70 be hopSs that he vii cafsiuiiy adoPt some psa
hfrsby many a. possioe may D. Glis, sitb perfect
1fctt to themselves, 10 tss a1d hear toe Nighn
asle q fSwscen.'
tge shan hereafter enGfavor ~ give seoou1t Of
the "A iy lo % Jenny Lina-iu tLs istsriu hopIng,
with Ter vsscy for hsr af- nrrrs IN tais car e5any
Csror lHE STooL FcEoN M4suurs.--ltw VII
be seen, On reference to or law reports, taai
George Case. who was charged sl,h forgery.
has been ocquu,. ln The ease Of Duy the JaV
could not setec, ac, m TIE clse iust finished The
ac,us,d IVES acquitted. Wau wN bccgme OF The