The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04
Ong poston Uorrespanieoee.
rnH INSANITY OF BOSTON.
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Concert AZ fremont 7emp.e-N,g York aad
Boston Audienlrs Compared TrtumPa Of The
agdIs--- T}smeri0,.s Egcitsment--Fue
no KS Torch hight Procession Inc SerenHde--
Rsy Visit 10 the Fair and the HgaLan!s-Re-
ksaYal for the See0as Concert, Sc g.. g..
Jenny Lind has given her first colcer ia the
Athens OF America, and just as anticipated, she
has taken the city by Storm The excitement,
which had been rising every hour for the las! TWO
days, reached its climax tonight. whea me
Yeulable Nightingale Ct Sweden ap.eAfcj Dt'o't
perhaps as eulghls an audience ami Ss lhdlSa',
As ever assembled IN tbis COJn'ry. II coasi9fI OF
all classes, but chiefly tir enc ana rue nisiulV
glasses. IL wds truly bnlhiLt issfmoy' Ihtte
was no, even sIand,og SPOT len IA any pal' OF thI
building, nor would theFt have been vacancy
IL were twice thr elZc
From sin O'Clock 10 eight carriages, and abs rat
tied over the streets ifCE' every pa OF '.ie COM
p,lss towards fremont Temple. NOBODY thought
Of watkisg there 90 50 wei an evening". mere was
one IT, maj kahie feature, IN winch The audience di
fcItd from Ihe New York audi-nccs. OF the later,
esq. ciaIy on the hIst Dgh oneslxth cid not con-
sis OF ieiuxlrs More thai baf he BOston audience
were Of The iair s-N All went IN fun dress, white
hid gloves being The order Of the night, and the
IOVt eri'Wbie presented such an array OF beauty,
asbIOl and high intelligence, as have rurefy seen
copyrighted In one hnidin2 The Temple was
brilliantly ILLUMINATED with Chandeliers, and the
kghg FELL strong upon every face that the whole
apIrGTeuce Wa cu2zlug IN the extreme.
Wei, lEen, This cpl. Ddld intellectual assembly
were carried sway as II they we're children, by The
Highy power 81 et hius end art. Great AZ Uts The
tKciIeptt H. ia New York. IL mere nothing 10
that which perv.ded fremont t. npla this evening
Ii amounted almost 10 nu-lrul fan.licisn, ead
gave ist u EXPIRE b-luD ~ sonti,Rg like worship Oi
the Swsde. IL pauOOk more Of reverence ADD awe
then the New YORK tXcrt meni, and q o. euPt 10
take poe e-siun Of tbr Whole b.Ing. Men and wO-
men, Old aud young, sagrd with open mouth AZ the
idol neiofe her, asst che were a Dvny, and then
lH he'd al each UtEtT wildly gs If 10 see whethe.
hey were not lAbuTiag unacr Some haliuclns tJG.
Rapture Understandable hghted up every ccua,s-
nsLce, not excepting that IT Jenny Lad, who was
svHitu Iiy not unconscious cf her triumph. though
abe hare II 1rh that innate modesty winch is part
eli hsT nature
Aiun minutes before eight o'cLock, Mr. Dodge,
the HOLDER OF The lIBt uCk,t, made his appearance.
and created tae mpst uproari0ls m.rnment la
rnkirg hls way 10 has seat. Every eye upoa
I'm, bId be WAS 7, criVta WIKI loud cheers and
Gnsr OF Dodge. Dbdge."
The concert was the same g. tNAi gwen on the
hTst Appearance of Jenny Lind III New York IL
e,sbsd with the overture Ut the Crusaders" by
Benedict, end the performance, which was loudly
spplhuCcd, wHs sNct ed Egly credtable both To the
Musiciabs Of New York and Boston. The orchestra
soushtd II lhify -fOur members, seven OF them
being The principal members of the New York
oTehts,Ts. ana the remaining twenty-ssven Rostc-
n.sBe. They are the beet musicians of the city.
The manager OF the different thestres, anon,
Nh m Mr. Baker, OF the Atbsn1um, Mr.. T Barry,
OF The Nstional Theairr, uDd hr. T. Conner, Of the
Nus'n Ei, haVirg kindly consented 10 FURNISH a
portion Of Them. The names of the New York
nss'cians are Is foilows:-Georgc Eoder, George
Bini0w, Kyle, si.de, Gstrvos, Johnson, and
Braun The names Of the principal Boston
nusIcI0ns are Fries, Wcinz, Sckirr, Bennett,
stanley, Lehman, Steiue, Ribis, Ryan, Dorm,
freoenc, Siblry. All the .t5eIs eby rprcsrBtei
the musical talent Ut Boston. The number Of the
ereb' sra was Jus, adapted the size OF the build
mr., and the effect was very fac. The other per-
tormences of the orchestra, dur,ne the evening,
gave nnho1nded satisfaction.
Bellcit, on making his appearance IN the aria
nom 'kosipi, was greeted with cnthGsi lsiic an
pausr, as u the golden opinions he had wOn else
where had IaveIi, b. fore him. ~ the close OF
The tong ,heIe was clapping OF hands, loud aud
long, aud every one s-Smed delighted. In the
comic song he was very effective. lie 80 touched
the hnmor OF he audience that they no, only ap-
psauctd hun 10 The echo, but insisted upon Gn
esSTe. The audience were charmed Bel.lt g.,
aud ever must b., great iavorte, while he retains
hIt present voice.
Bot ,he gI.at obi, ct OF attraction. whom, all had
seme 10 see esd hear, was Jenny Lind, and when
she made hes appearance on the stage IN the caiid
diva, she wac received with such tempest OF
oYerw h.lming applause ss she alone can rGiec, Be
fsTe shs sings q boie. The whole mass Of densely
pSekco hensn bcingswtrc agi,ated like the water r.
OF the sea, under The breath Of the storm There
was waving OF hats and handkerchief for several
minutes, and scene OF excite neni that beggars
dtscIiguOn There were thrcr disiin,t rounds Of
applause, which came from The heart, and The au-
dIrDce appeared s u they would never have done
The Nightingale looked remarkably well, and did
not faltrr "a ib' least ia the clst1 dird. She
rot overcome, as in New York, though greatly
excited. The most intense feeling was manifested,
and pin might be heard i-il. while the audience
waited breathlesuly for her first note. She sac
the casts sira wiih grcsisr feeling than | ever
heard her sing u before. AS she proceeded.
the delight OF The egdientc increased, till IL burst
INTO hurricane at The conclusion Of the shake az
the END OF the lire, " "a, rfFrGr fii fii ad cisi
IL was hand to ssy whether the audience were
more amazed OF transported with delight. At the
elose, the sTpluuFc WIS Tremendous. shower OF
bouquets tell On he Stage, asd the whole andicncc
Tcse a. one man,
There was remarkable difference between
hef Noce ~ Castle Garden and this bail iing la
The former, u was swtcter and more suhdurd In
the latter, ~ ROVER and volume we're moet felt
The building IL by far too small TO hear her to ad-
vantage.
In the bUfo duet she was vchcmen,ly eneoreI,
and her peIionnance o; the las! line, "tcc0 ,u,
GENE 81 IA, was equal to aBything che did. She
was BCaIn ythtfneEtiy chcered.
The ilutc cong was q triumph from beginning 20
snd, and wound up The excitement 20 liz highest
point. Bot IL was In the echo cong she left The
impress OF her e Aus most deeply on the minde Of
the sUds nee. no words can describe the eicct.
The audience chccTtd a. If they would burs, their
lungp, and, WHEN che sang thc encore. smother
shower OF bouquets Tell upon the stage. The Ros,
extraordinary state Of excitement prevailed Ode
very intelligent gentleman, ia an hour after thr
concert, told me that IL locked 30 Ike dream
he could hardly realise r.
Here there Nere loud cuss Of " BlTnun," Bar.
num-" when, at length,
hr. BdTnum made hi U.geaTence on the stage,
and said Ladies and rentltmen, | return you nv
sincere thanks fer the homer 81 this call. You cen
hardly expect epsech from % common an indi-
vidual az myself an occasion Ike this. A. one
of the people, rejoice in huylng an opportunity 81
hsit mug % music such "a Tc have heard from The
Person th'lic. Ln6) who has jnsi left, and con-
grslolaic you all upon having The zane oppaftu-
nifty Again thank You.
Three cheers were hes given for Bsrnum.
which were Wsunly resronicdto. The multitude
fhen separated quietly as they came. There was
not the slightest disturbance Of any kind The
arnneemsnis maze ~ Nj lie Grand smith, IA,
agent Of Mr.. BaTnun, were ptlIeet. As an ia.
stance Of his attention, may mention that, before
che eonctu was over, Re sept for calico and had
The tzrp all covered with IT, csi the ladies' dresses
SHOULD be soiled, owing TO the dirty state Of the
passeges hom PeoIle'o feet, coming In out Of the
wet stfects.
punss the concert, ,hund,r storm came on,