The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-20
Jenny Lind Ina Phiindeiphla-sIcge OF hev
Understanding hands with tho Multi

OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE.
PHILADsLrnrA, Oct 10 A. n, 1850
Mademoiselle Lind has now given concerts in three
principal cities of the United States and in all she
ha. been triump plant beyond parallel The ordeal she
las passed in these gives her easy victory all over
the Union.
Last night sent you telegrsphic despatch
about the second concert. nnd that the facts and
opinions which 1t briefly expresse sustained by
the unanimous defa Of the Philadclphis morning pa.
pers who pque themselves their musica, knowledge
In reference to the first concert there w.s slight re-
on the part Of two papers, and was almost
hostile but even that paper, this morning, joins
in the general cry. They told us Beforehand that
neither the journals the audience would initiate
the noisy vulgarity OF New York or Boston but
both cities absolutely outdone by the plain
quiet City Of Brotherly Love. 1t was not in hu-
Une nsody thu. e"us.a Srs Of ths heart art
to vibrate with emotion. 1t IL true there were NO
Bouquets sa,o"n At esr iess ana no white handksr-
riaps Of the commercial emporium and the modern
Athens but In intense excitement stamping Of feet
and enthusiastic cheering Philxdelphians were more
than match for tho Bostolisns and New Workers
Verify, the iphabitap,s Of the Quaker city are flesh
and blood after all and do not differ essentially from
mere moYtals In other cities OF the United States
Belistti warmly spplsuded In everything sung
vocalist who AID not eclipse him bis merits would be
still more highly sppreeated but 1t is small praise
70 ssy film that he Is worthy to support such
tst a. Jenny Lind As for Benedict he has golden
opinions OF all His artistic and skilful arrange
nent of the concerts his ability as pianist his
composer; his admirable leadership OF the orchas-
ira and bis manners as gentleman com bins to give
him high place In the estimx alton of all who come In
contact With him He is wen worthy TO sustain the
relation no holds to the great cantatce and accord
iDgly whenever he made his appearance the audience
recognized there qualities by hearty cheer
60 Joness Hotel by several thousand persons many Of
whom fremen, and who had kept up svsry noisy
dtnonstration outside the Hall during the corcert
tending interfere with the enjoyment Of those within
~ to dsconcert the vocalist who succe ssfuy
nature but such vss the result They besesed the
hotel, aud the clamor most obstreperous They
insisted not only upon seeing the Nightingale but on
balcony into which her windows OPEN She shook
bands with some hundred Of them, who seemed a. If
sssted by his domss,es had to clear tbs bslcony In
order to effect her delverance They soon, however
again to make her appcsrance ana shake hands with
another batch, who climbed the balcony, and lied It.
The cheering was loud, and long and vehement. Ina
short time the crowd parated and retired to their
homes 1t Is curious enough that the papers do not
rPerks OF this. Some Of them WIN probably say, on
Aiss Lind wa, serenaded by q band Of music.
rhorld mention that che only remsined one day
from the hotel In the retirement to which she had
been induced to retreat Yesterday she visited Girxrd
College.
Root Who got tho 6rst choice seat exhibits a mag
Dihent lhogrsph psrsrsit of Miss Lind brought out
By him and Goppil Co, taken from his dagusrreo-
type. He IL selling II rapidly lie makes hay while
The tLines and strikes the iron while IL Ia hot
He had eye to business in the purchase of the SECS
ticket
Speaking oftickets the seats last night were div.
ss, and third At IS. fRa the average Vas So Tho
last were as good as the first. The me mbers Of the
press got 81 tickets this time The arrangements
excellent and the most perfect order prevailed
The spirit will be sure to the Quakers TO. night
Phisdelphia is on fire with musical sxotsmen mt, and,
judging from all appearances Miss lind might give
$40 - h. ho... @-~-, 10
The usical und Hall for acoustic qualities is not
surpassed by any building ever saw.
R&pum has left here for your city to maNs
ments for the concert In Tripler Hall, Wednesday
next. Mis- Lind and suite, believe, leave Mon
day for New York.