The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-15

| opposing crowds euraed To and fro; blows
changed and for several minutes the olAmor abso
lutely deafpibg Windows were smashed settees and
chairs demolished and violent II not bloody rs.
seemed at this moment TO be voidAble result
No riot of serious character however, took place;
and word being passed TO the officers at the door to
stop further ngress and notifying all such returned
their tickets that the money would be paid back
awhile the confusion In some degree ceased Miss Lind
exceedingly grieved and frightened at the threat
enng aspect Affairs aud burst tears She beg
ged that the crowd might be informed from her that
their moneY should b. 10 such az we're d,sap
point ed In hearing her. Barnum bimsef made his ap-
pesrance but received With storm of Kisses He
retired aud shortly after left for his hotel One gen
tlenan In the crowd offered $500 to any person who
| would find Bsrnum and bring him within reach Of the
crowd
| the hall. is estimated at abou, $500
Now, in reference to the concert of Saturday night
there is obviously much excitement against Mr. Bar
| mum for the bungling manner ia which tickets
disposed of. They were sold In city and country,
the hall and the sale was continued Saturday night
when it was known the holders ooad not obta seats
This is wrong upon the face OF it, and We look to Mr.
Barnum for some explanation on the subject.
Prom the Boston Courier, Oct IA
The fnai concert during the present visit Of Jenny
Lind in Boston took place on Saturday night. The
audience was the largest that ever assembled for
similar entertainment IN Boston and composed OF
persons from far and near The seating Of the com
pauy wss attended with much trouble, and hundreds
went to the ball early five O'Clock and took pos
session of the best places As the hour at which the
both inside and outside of the hall increased aud at
seven o'clock the aspect Of things very striking
sorts of persons who continued to press forward and
who appeared determined II they could enter the
hall themselves that others should The confusion
in the street partly grew out OF the mpssnce of the
promenade ticket holders to enter the hall. When
they did enter at ~ o'clock they into the hall
with sseh rush an to cause much disturbance. The
settees at the east end of tho hall broken and
some Of the windows were jsmsged. Por long time
there was nothing but confusion in ths hall Some Of
the women. who tainted, were taken into Jenny Lnds
apartment where they received her attention
AT eight o'cock the began bit the disturbance
tinued, and the overture of der Preyschuts" was
performed without the least effect The uproar had
reached its height, and the hope Of restoring
order was almost Abandoned but George Loder. one
hearing in behalf of Jenny Lind A slight pause
sued He continued = Miss Lind desires all those
who ara dissatisfied to 20 away ans abe will be per.
sonally responsible for tho return OF their money"
The distinguished warbler then appeared and the hrst
sound Other voice succeeded In restoring qus though
at intervals during the peri rmanoe there
Interruptions But when consider tbs immense
number Of persons present, and their snxisy to
and hear we can by no rlesns wonder at what took
! place. The arrangement by which the audience
admitted to their seats experiment which this
trial shows to be altogether unnt for so ismense
rss.nblsse ~ was brought together the occasion
Amin Bey the Turkish Envoy, With two young msa
| Downs, and one two other gestlomen occupied
seats In 9 front part az the ball The noise and
| fusion produced effect upon them The Boy and
his pABioBs sat the tumult without sxhibting
in eounsnsnce or gesture single sign Of imPatiencs
or wonder. while all around we're sgitstsd-soms
making eDdsavors TO prevent sthers from being terri
fed and In doing 10 assisted in the confusion. The
Turks set an example OF quiet aud ucconcern which
II was refreshing to vitrrss In the midst Of much
fright, and EorEous excitement
The first sound Of Jenuy Linda voice 81 know that
m Rsdeemer liveth" uttered In her full clear tones
Notwithstanding the wilderness OF her lfps aud her evil
dent EgitAtion-produced n cain, which prevailed
throughout the remainder of this concert which
closed at quarter past niue O'Clock. The number in
attendance may be- in soas degree estimated fron
the fact that they were nearly hour in pssns out
Upon the return Of Jenny Lind to the Revere HOUSE,
large crowd had assembled OF them persons
rem Mr. Bsrsa tRsy having BEEN siiSsr dsS
pointed In gaining sdmission TO tho hall or dsu.tii-
funded and others we're requested to call for t On
Monday.
MIR BARsra's Card.
| In consequence OF the excitement which in some
degree perysdes the public mind in regard TO the last
concert Of lie Jenny Lind, desire briefly 90 state
sfew facts
The foregoing certificate regarding the capacity Of
the hall 10 true ny this u viii DO seen that ii7
mere persons might have been accommodated than
fcsli, in the hall There very many .irs
ard sest In both the first aud second clss that
unoccupied. rather lost TO the suiIer,e, by
two peIssBs occupying three seats, four niing tho
reasonable space allotted TOR nss, &c.
At sbo ut quarter past six oclsok some 900 per-
fons~ith promenade tickets, which we're not admits.
fable until half past seysu aud probably msny
moro With no tickets at all, had gathered 70 dsnsey
around the street doors OF the hall that va found
impossible for the few reinsioiug Fersons who had
tickets for seats 20 gain admission uati thos0 with
promenade tickets were admitted.
AM tht 80 proeulders wore several noisy perscns
In q state q ntoxica.ion AMI with the RUIN OF
nsny persons into the ball, many hootns aud making
unnecessary ruise the laecs who had been COM
fortably seated for couple OF hours, but who like
Of the public posressed serious nut gtoundlass
fears regarding the strength 81 the buildbS, became
alarmed anu ss IL Fsysthe case Ia large assemblies
alarm creates confession Again, th- ventilation Of
the hail for large audience ~ quite in.um ,ient
Whep, Therefore some we'll d posed persons brvEs the
dienee were sgsin alarmed and 6llieyed either that
the nscrs ~sro giving way, or that mob was reck-
lsssy Destroying such property a. wEr within thsir
reach. These groundless suppositions, add wilful
dlstibsnce made By some tea to twenty persons,
the principal causes OF alarm confusion a. tns
fttchbUrg tell on Saturday ngst.
Had every person ia that aud ence maintained a
proper desrse Of Stance and unsolicited accommo-
dating rPrit by not unnecessarily cfovdiDR stand
ns In front Of othsra all could Ears seen and heard
comfortably andN none wh0 had sssts hal mouopO-
iiz-d more space tbsn ives rsasonabi,. mauy more
Biirht have been rested. slthouah OF course many
Fho purcbnacd TrOinen-de Tickets occupied seats
Ttefe va 90 moisu on SATURDAY. night tbat sc gerAl
hundred more persons could not have been we'll
comnodated, " the same good order aud spirit Of
conmodaiitn had been Ba infested by All the audi
snce ttst has 80 generally aud surprisingly aud TO
me ooat gratefully Hitherto been ObssrFd e ~ Of
Nile Jenny linds concerts ia Amerio, 70 % situr-
dsy nj u be- been my good fortune g. rssave ths
universal praise oi the public for carrying out
cessiuy systsm az order ma &C nfort among audi
even Numbering ten thousand p-rsors, that
never before viinersed either In Europe or America
FROM tho first moment that any di-sstis fsction
NANTES ed (which IN fact spilled TO hu. fs- PER-
sons aud those among the -ss Who entered th3 hal)
publicly announced ard hsa u ro-announced By ny
srsriost,s snd the police. snd q vss htssise an
I.ounced ffom the stage, that al persons who were
dlsfsncd 9TH the sccoru m0dations IN The hall
liberty take their leave receive their tickets as
the aud that tte money should D. refunded fer
the fsme Such per8ors shcss 90 embrace this Of
Ter q tid % snd thoy haze only % present
n cir tickets at the fchhurr ticket Once this Mon
dAy moruins and they vi 10 redeemed
II " Yah The de. p.st poss0l. rsyret that feel my
self psratirely GALE upon 20 ofer 20 the public
personal explanation have hitherto AVOIDED doing
so but this hes unfortunately si0re4 tas most ifJa
rio-fs fsitehoods 20 Chtaiu circulation
Nothing possibly b" easter than Il V for snvioua
or m slcious pertors 30 cry humbug" positiou"
cruelty him 49, aud ~ easy 70 Il 20 Invent and cir.
srI.r
dictsd caught At b. the pubile snd believed
tiries The serious injury - their victim In many
casa n an ibnrrscd IN bufineaa cannot pause to
dsny the csBmpies ubieh are circulated concerning
him Ouc % these iais.hoods which has obtained
gsntrni circulation anJ gained crsdeDce among
the most worthy Of oi1ens " the st.tsusnt which
har been tprtad o. Pretended Understandings add
6isg uifs alid &C. Lave taken place tetwe.s Md1la
Jenny Lind and m, self for the fstisiastian 81 the
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