The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-20

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Tb. unriyaled yocais,isfl yesterday morning for
Richmond. wLets she gives her ohlyconcert this eve
inn she has lett thousands Of sdmHers behind her..
MI macy warn f,ieads, whom her noble moral char
kesr has strongly attached 10 her We have never
In a person OF !. wVrlj vide fame" who has been
much admired In ever, country which she has visited
IuIe affected and psys led BY The trunphs abe has
I.oo sti shpe III her habits; alive 10 allthe pursst
touches Of naiuas, wsfn of head; cordial IN her man
when properly appreciated and treated more fitted
grace even The domestic cir Gle than 70 shine on The
IubIc arena she realizes her own saying, when she
b..ryea 10 lady on Tuesday evening in this city,
When meet with person oil heart, my own mells =
For yeats we have held 10 the opiuoD--bu, paradox
cal as il appears, il i nevertheless truehat iii much
arier 10 bear prosperity than adversely" Yet though
uonodrd BY the brightest umphs OF her arr, followed
las she is BY the applau Of the multitude, and pos
essed OF immense wealth. out of whose store she lber
ais dspenses TO The poor and the sufferer, we have never
seen person less changed " less corrupted by the pros
penly she enjoys than Jenny Lind. Even caunny i.
las not dare. 10 attack her She has passed through
s 6ery furnace nnscaihed Indeed she deserves 70 be-
,uired and Beloved moi more for her musical talents
han for the virtues which she possesses. The Phlla-
sIpba Bulletin OF the last week happily drew her por
,,ait when it said Of her:sf.
Jenny L,nd left to-day on her southern tour but We
e assurances that she will fevisi Philade pliA IN
n, Iepfs tho close her engagement with Mr. Bar.
nm Her visit maj Ks ia ui musical annals OF ouf
line II anbouadsf delight the Slight disposon
10 crce AID find fault which manifested ITSELF on hei
s,s has been gracefully abandoned, ADD sd.
ns con essediy the head OF all the rtsss have
visited least during ,hs nlesent generation. Ape yst
,ads lie pary high lnndad woman, noble BY Fer
yruou. character and her more ,an e al ehaes thal
s"dow The greatest element 10 her success u
loubtedy her equation for, wonsra rs her ss Of voice
and method trey eoud never have boaahtiiie wpoo
v 10 har feet il she had been eminent for
her virtues and her berevoence
or her vocal powers il ia idle for TO speak, We
are amateurs merely, but not connoisseurs Some Of
The best Judges on both continents have paid justice TO
her merits and crowned her with the brightest wreaths of
her art But the richest compliment which have heard
was paid her (not in her presence) by Of the most
dsing uished statesmeni III this country. II mme-
dately after the concert on "Wednesday night, when
little group Of ladies' and gentlemen were talking
The scenes Of The night .sAnd you, sir, tsaid young
LADY,, addressing herself 10 Mr.. W.)-how do you ike
her singing tonight I" "Why, We shall not hear such
music again, until the nightingale puts OF her plu
mage aud this dress, taking hold Of the ladys
sari) and then mounts that Stage to sing TO us all.
Until then, we shall not hear the like again."
From Richmond, Jenny Lind and cor,erie will pass
Charleston After her concerts over there, they will
repair 10 Havana, where. we hope, brilliant triumph
awaits her--thencs New oreans-and thence up the
Mississippi.
Since wiring the above have met in last evenings
mail the foiIs wing article from the Portland (Mane) Adj
veriser Of the nth December II is another OF the
merous proofs she has given Of her beneyoence and dis
lteresedness Who such evidences Of her noble
character, without excusng the enthusiasm which
prompts US to ray this humble tribute to her merits'
."CAI-AIs, November q, 1850
"DEAR Mss: have received, from Joseph A. Lee,
your donation five hundred dollars
eft the faheress children my husband
lost his lite efforts the officers ami oil
lie swedish brig Johanna Permit me add. your
prompt liberal response the appeal the widow aud
albees will be forgotten Be assured that the
prayer OF both s that ihe noble powers with which the
great Benefactor OF all has richly endowed you
only charm the world by their music, but that
ou may DO the higher praise and the more precious
ward Of causing the heart Of many widow 70 sing for
Ig,,, 800. .E,,s.5,,5 a.1s
"CHARLoTTE CLARK
mi. JESsY LIND"
Message Of the Governor OF virginis
We shall have some comments to offer on the very inn
nortant specal tf Cayprnor Fioyl 10 morrow