The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-18

'nectators AGAIN, was paie LOT Joy. H"u :"
hat pale loyousstss she sang with burst
,.f ouflowiug love and life that called form
not the mirlh but the tears Of The auditors.
From that time, she was the declared Ia.
rorite Of the Swedish pubic, whose musicai
Taste and knowledge are said 10 be surpassed
nowhere, and year after year she continued
IN. though after . time, her voice being over.
siraincd, lost some what ito freshness, and the
pqbIic being saria,ed, no more crowded the
muse when she was singing. Sil, at the
lime, she could be heard singing and r'aying
more delightful than ever IN Paramai, (Zan.
hera1te, or in Anna Boleua, though The ope-
a was almos, deserted. l, was then late in
tie spring, and the beautiful weather called
he people out to natures plays. She had
/, evidently sang for the pleasure OF the song.
BY that ,mo she went 10 take lessons OF
Garcia, in Paris. and so gave the finishing
touch to her musical education. There she
acquired that MARBLE, in which she Is said to
have been equaled by no singer. and which,
compared only to that Of the soaring aud war.
bling lark, il the lark had soul.
Aud then the young girl went abroad and
sang on foreign shores, and to foreign people y
She charmed Denmark, and charmed GeT
many, she charmed England. She was ca
rcssed and caarled everywhere, even to adu.
aion. At The courts of the kings, at the
houses OF the great and noble, she was feast
I'd as one Of the srandees Of nature and art.
She was covered with laures and Jewels
But friends wrote of her. a." In the midst OF
aese .plendors, she only thinks at her Sweden
and yenrns for her friends and be; people"
O,e dusky October night, crowds OF pc
pie, (lhe most part, by their dress, seeming
10 belong to the upper classes Of society,"
,hronged on the Baltic harbor al Stockholm.
All looked toward The sea. There was III.
NOR Of expec,snce and pleasure. Hours
passed away, and the crowds still. gathered
and awaited and looked out eagsrIy towards
the sea. At length brilliant rocket arose
inyfully, far out on the entrance OF the har-
nor, and was greeted with general buz on
shore. There she comes there she is y
large steamer now came laundering on,
making i;s triumphant way through the
hocks Of ships and boats lying in the aarbor,
towards the shore Of the" Skoppsbro." Flash
ing rockets marked its way in the dark as "
advanced. The crowds on the shore pressed
forward az il 10 meet it. Now the lesi.,"sn
of the waters was heard laundering nearer,
now it reented, now again pushed on, foam.
ing and splashing. now it lay still. And
there on the front Of the deck, was seen by
the light Of the lamps and rockets, pale,
.racelul young woman, with eyes brilliant
With tears, and lips radcnt with smiles, wa.
wing her banke rchef TO her friends and coun-
trvnen on the shore.
7, ,rae eha auain-our mar riatu adlert
ed little girl Of former days-who cane back
10 triumph TO her fatherand. But no more
door, no more plain, no more neglected.
She had become rich; she had become eel
lated she had 10 her slender person the
power u .'--rm and inspire mulliudcs.
some days later, read in the paper OF
ooe khol I an adde's. to the pubic, written
pliclty tha:, " as she once more had the hap
Pness TO be in our native land, she would bs
glad to sing again TO her countfymen, AM
that the income Of the operas in which she
was this season 10 appear, would be devoted
70 raise a fund for school where eeycs FOL
the theatre would be educated TO virtue and
knowledge" the intelligence was received
as il deserved and Of course the opera hous,
was crowded every time the beloved sipgot
sang there. The first time she again up
peafed in the " somna mbula," tone Of he
favorite roles,) the public, after the curtain
was dropped, called her back with great en-
isu,iasn, AVID received her when she appear
cd with a roar of" hurrahs," 10 the amidst c
the burst OF applause a clear, melodlaus war
bling was heard. The hurrahs were hushet
Instantly. And We saw the iavely slnge
standing with her arms slIgn''y extended
somewhat bowling forward gre =, as blrc
o1 It's branch, mafShng as u, Olro ever did
from note to noie-and on every clear
strong, roaring warble-untii she fell ,nIo III
retournelo OF her last song, and ,aln san:
tia, joyful and touching straln:
mo though. conceiv. how feel a, my hear,
She ha: now accomplished the good ~oi
to which our latest songs IN Sweden hav
been devoted, and she Is again TO leave he
native land to sing TO far remote ope.-
She is expected this year in the Unite
States Of America, and her arrival is we
coined with a general feeling Of 10y. A
have heard OF her whose history we ha,
now slightly Swallowed out; the expecle
guest, the poor little girl Of former days, tn
celebrated singer Of now-sdays, he gem
child of Nature and Ar, is-JESNY LIND !
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