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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

ELEGANT soN.-The following
beautiful extract We fnd floating like n
waif upon the waters: h "a. a.,.. .t,l
s.The American Constilulion-Like one
of those wonderous rocking stones reared
by the Druids, which the finger of a child
might vibrate TO its centre, yet the night of
an army could not move from its place,
our constitution is so neatly poised that il
seems to sway with every breath of pas.
sion, yet so firmly based in the hearts and
affections Of the people, that the widest
storms Of treason and fana,icism break over
it in vain." =. :. . ..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and New Mexico

The statistics of the late census in Wis.
consin, prepared at the Census Bureau, as
publ ished in the National Tntelligencer show
the following total figures. Dwelling-houses
in the State, Sc ,3l6; families in the State,
81 7,6OS; bite males, l64 22l white females
lao ,344 colored males, 1865 ;colored fem ales
26l; total population, 3c5, ,l9l. Deaths du-
ring the year, 1854; farms in cultivation,
2O,l77; manufa curing establishments pro-
ducisg annually, $500 and upwards, 1878.
From the same source we obtain the fol.
lowing statistics of the Census Of Minseso-
ta. Dwelling houses in the territory, lOes
families, l ,Ol6; White males, 3,695 white
females, 2,343; colored males. 2l; colored
females, ls; total population, 6,o17. Deaths
during the year, 80; Farms in cultivation.
l57; manufacturing establishments produc-
ing annually $500 and upwards, 5. Fci
The following are the statistics Of New
Mex CO: Dwelling houses in the territory.
1853 families, IS 500; white males, 3d.
706; white females, 29. 1872; colored pal%,
IA; coIored females, 8; total population,
81, sos. Deaths during the year, ,l57;
Farms in cultivation, 3,75e; manufacturing
establishments producing annually, $500
and upwards 20
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

DEaocRATic VOICE AND Vino Echo. -
Voice Well, you've lost Ohio.
Echo--O heigh,o! ..-... .-.
Voice--And what OF all your struggles
in Pennsylvania
Echo--Vain eh -. fsI -.-
Voice.. AndC allfornia is democratic also.
Echo-All5so and (gettiDg angry aud
speaking out on her own hook like very
crazy echo,) the rest will 90 go and be
id to 'enI'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
MOSES BEANS.

TTHE subscribers would respectfully an.
il j uounce to the citizens Of Ravenna and
vicinity that they have entered into CO.
partnership in the Tailoring business and
intend to do work in the latest style or any
style to suit their customers. These who
favor them with their patronage shall lave
their work done to suitiand to fit. All or
ders attended to on short notice and as rea-
sonable as can be done in town. Cutting
done at all times. Call and try US.
rFShop directly over DR.. Swift's Drug
Store. DERBY & LINN.
Ravenna, Dec. 8, 1850. - ,sg1
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
New Saloon.

FE1HE subscribers have opened a new Saloon under
the Collins House., where they are prepared to
esuPpy customers with everything seasonable 10 the
eating line. is.sEi'. rs ee
Picked and fresh Oysters, Clans and Lobsters,
everything that the market affords to suit the taste,
kept constantly hand and served up at all hours.
Ice Cream served mp regularly at our Rooms, or
supped parties or families in any part of the town.
-. July 26, 1861. MASON SEVERNS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
4 Alcorn 4 Clark,
MORRILL's

Sky-Light Daguerrean Rooms,
ALIENS BLOCK, OPPOSITE THE ODD FELLOWS HALL
~ RAVENNA. 5l 5sf Es
:" "lNIATURES taken and warranted equal t
alN any in the Union. s.=.s-z--.
= - Office hours from A. M, TO 6P. M. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

Black and Green Fea
oF the Grst quality at hATCh's
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

.TTRY HATCHss Tobacco and Coffee they that
like pond articles.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
DIR, I'D. WELLMAN
PHYSICfAN& & S U r g EtO N,
-4ts, RAYENNA, OHIO. -.

E. IT, WAIT, M D. q
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ~
Rayenna, Portage county, Ohio. Office at
the ola stand Of Streatof & Wait. - sst
Ravehna, March, 6th,i 1850. - 9 Y. g..
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

''hsAs.lhOss illsNs have
Teas % 'horo that VI. sw 4 II.
And 18th native hl u bluti
Is sicl ga viii The. .als Z, d shOug
Aud err . ofgrs. pl,h and Inome
With tins regard. their casrsn,s torn aWry
Aud iOso lhs name of acgiOn.n
Many bslieps and al fear that Il may
prove q bo the entering wedge which vii
sooner or later sever the UaiOn Or psog
traso the institution of slavery
The address IS much msro noisy than at
gumsnlliive, alled wiA high sou,siine
wurds and iuc0hsrenl ssnsencss. Kna&ing
Tie Col 10 he ) man of ''auch leaning
and a Clesr thinker, We can only accpunt
9r the balderdash contained in his adde's,
sy supposIne that Gen. Qoidman'. sefetv
o1mmiitse must have been troubling hisima
Einaiiou. He tells uS himself:
When THE eSlta6fdlhary and presurnDD::;S; DD:;;
aus. article was read before the Senate.
! amAzemenl led the way. aud conjecture lOl
lowed in the wake. The horrible scenes
Of the French revolution crowded upon the
imagination, and the hloody deeds Of tn,
bloody demons Murat, Danlon, and Robespi
ere threatened to be reiterated upon fthe
land Of the free, and the bone ofthe brave. -
With these irlghdol imsgincs haunting
mis- imagination ho dOObllssa forgot that be
waA writing q grave address to bic constitu
Onl', and thought himseif haranRuing The
''band Of HO spur minute msn" with which
our neighbor, bis eulOgisl, says he "in,end
ed to annihilals General jackson and the
Union. a.. n
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

The erl md s.nsslsss 81 lcation 81
bbbs and . bs IN ant weeks ig perpor-
ilng 1 reply the account give by yindex'
! Tie e00mi lon meet & held ln Benton on
Tie l9th Inst would not deemed worthy OF
no ice butior their mlSquotlng miseonstrueing
drgaFbling the language 0f Yindex 70 maketalse
positions Tor theii reply, They say their meeting
tgas not large th0Agn very respectable and not
al Office holders Italicising the word ''all" 10
convey the idea that Vindex stated the meeting
q consist entirely uf olllce holders Wien ie
only saidit numbered eleven incIuding Office
holders esc.s IN What Ma this meeting sossve-
ry respectable Was ii the enormous number
elepen fhat made It so: Was Ii the object that
conferred this spectabiIityl Benedict Arnold
Illigle with much pFopFiety claim esteem more
for he was to be Tenunerated whereas Hobbs,
Nobbs d theirbrelhren desire tosaeriiee th sir
c c.untyesaF Free ofsrtng sI the shrine oftree-soii
n abo itionism M - nOt the perception eftiohb
aud Nobbs on par with their name. they Would
not have slated that Benton was called Bus.
ton by Vindex; for several reasons; LIST becausa
they quote the language Of Vindex sayirR
'bentof ant Tx. :..c Big Back region are the ch
SER arena OF Southern Righis,and. ID because
It's notorious that the Southern Rights associ
alton have not held meeting at Benton since
last fail; aud tlldt It's meeting 50 much deFid-
ed BY the submssiDnists was held in this place
(Yazoo City, which was alluded to by Vindex
and denominated the Boston OF Mi. 1t Is but too
we'll known that Boston is as desti,utd of South
ern feeling as Hobbs d Nobbs can possibly be;
and consequently varying as widely from
Benton as the poles nom each other.
Hobbs d NObbs denominato Vindex ''Fire-
e0ter''; and as he is not disposed to be outstrp-
cd in liberality on this occasion he will in re-
turn confer upon them the high sounding ap.
pellaiive of Dlt-eatersI al epethet app led BY
Orisntuls to the most abject and growing slave
With regard 10 the ''bstT Of ga hundred
and upward" Vndex feels constrained 10 say
that he belongs not to that Professional class
who know no other teste (for all tn IS but a
"a t of the die; or some other event, as unmean-
/ Ig, senseless.
Vindex will inform Hobbs & Nobbs that the
'iallant Davis is expected to sound that Bngle
'Ior.-' which they affect not to fear at Benton
aturday nextthe shrill notes of which will
spread conservation and dismay amilst the
su1nIs,onist as the deadly rifles ofhis regiment
scattered ter or and death amongst tie Me2i
can ranks o:Monterey and Buena Vista.
VINDEX.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

I WI as assessor and collector Of YazOO city
Ofer for sale on the 3Oth day Of June ls5l
i'd front Of The Mayors Office in YazOO city,
the following described property for taxes Gun
he corporation OF YazOO city for Ihs year
I5J0--to-wlt, lots number 2s5 81 cents
$50 taxcg Eluef so cents as 80 g tho bfoper.
y OF z. J. Booker, lots no 4l6 taxes 3I1 cts,
III taxes 3l4 CTS. 414 taxes 3t4 cts. 4I3 taxes
3I4 cts. 263 taxes 3l4 cts. 435 taxes -514 81
tdxes 81 cts, 109 taxes 81 IA cts. assessed 70
9, d. Boyd, lot $40 taxes 81 50 assessed 10 S.
Brown, lots no. 81, taxes g; 2 taxes a..
lakes %; l6l taxes 8 q l0<taxes 81; Ash
lazss S2, 455 taxes &c; 450 taxes 81 assessed
20 N icy Dorsey, lot no. 40 tass6s 81; 33I
tazeS 60; IA taxes 81; 81 taxes ~. Frac.
Iiohal interest in IL acres s71 cts assessed 10
w. Dorsey, estate. Lot no 292 taxes 81 30
assessed to Knott, lot no. Ie IN Puga's souars
taxes q assessed 70 Mordecai Lewis; Iots l
25I taxes 30 cts; 80 taxes 70 cts; I0l taxes ~
css; lot mo-. 100 taxas Scots; assessed to 4. E
PreyeE; lot no; 334 'axes 81; 335 taxes 81 As.
sesses = E. ]. Roysts7, lcl no. So TAX $40.
46O taxes : 80; Is Pughes square. taxes 81
so assessedto G. L. Stevens. H. HAYM4N
April 10Th 'ol. Assessor aud Collector II
Taxes for YazOO city.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

q THE BARBACUE.-Ne1t Saturday is the
day for the grand barbecue and speaking al
Benton. The most extensive preparations
have been made. and every body iS expect.
Cd 10 attend. men, women, children, negroes
SubmiSSiOniStS and dogs; the laG named we
could diSPenSe with. There are q number
In the county who confess themselves 10 be
upon the fence, Il iO an awkward position,
and We advise them to meet u Al Benton on
next Saturday and give Us an opportunity 10
help lhsm down.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30


7't We arc authorised TO announce ANDREW
fe WALLACE, as I candidate for County Treasu.
rorat the ensuing November election,
m' We are authorised TO announce ROBERT
hs STEPHENS, as candidate fov the office Of
oig County Treasurer, at the ensuing November
~ e6loCtsiOn .s...; ...g..a
~ We are authorised to announce ]. B. DEAv
SON, a. a candidate for County Treasurer, Al
r she ensuing November election. q
DO a-f we are authorised to announce JOHN H.
EVANS, as a candidate for county Treasurer
\ Election On the Let Monday Of November
Roxt =.
iras We are authorised TO announce THOMAS
f9 %. ROBERTS. aS Z candidate for county
Treasurer. Election on the Let Monday in
November next
a-- We are authorized to announce john o.
sHUErBR, as candidate for County Treasur-
or Ct the ensuing November election.
BAD We are are authorized to announce GEO. B.
3 WILKINSON for Probate Judge Of Yazoo
Il county e The ensuing election
We are authorized to announce JAMES H.
tsI BELL, as a candidate for reelection 10 the
,o uGics Of Probate clerk of YazOo county, a,
eH de next November election.
We are authorised to announce GIBSON
iup, BARNES, as a candidate for re.elOcton TO the
o0ice OF Circuit Court Clerk, at the November
election.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

. B% Last Saturday was the anniversary
ofths introduction Of Odd Fellowship into
the United States. s. s. Wight ESQ.,,
p delivered upon the occasion an appropriate
= and very handsomely prepared address; from
which we learn that The Order was intrOdu
eed into the U. s. in 1880, that there are
now 2,sS4 subordinate Lodges in this
country and l7s6S1 contributing members;
they gave lau. year SIgO.OOO for the sduca
'e ton Of children Of deceased members, and
Sl76,45O for the relief Of distressed brelh-
orn,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

Those who wish the best OfIiquOrs, cigars
Family groceries, ID ct Omns genus, can
never fail to ind them At D. rambOrins''.
Hs a. Obliging a. men ever get to be. See
AiTarliaamant.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
. ADDRESS OF OUR SENATOR.

.ADDhESS OF OUR SENATOR. y
9o our Senator Col, ,. J. B, White 1. oOI
IN a long WOrdy address to lhs citizens
BPlivaF' Warrington, I'aqusua, and Yazoo
!, eouniis1. We have Perussd wiah much
.rsealaihe snlre article, and Gnd no serious
sdatltmPl a epargumsnls Ho does not pre-
tend 70 show that the 'iniury and oppreSsion'
(Which aroused in lS49I isr less Gsl. now
"a ikaniksn, and be assertion that lhe ,soss
bagal.AcsS somPfissd ina bill recognized as
a2IhS Compromise Blll--was nniver,aly bail
"a luiih :eW sEesPliOas) as the harbiagsr o
!, Psaess good viii and prosperity. ihTOgghoul
: ~ beloved coualEys would render man
ofisweF ysnrdaDd oflsss gfatiiy Of donsan
q suPFsmSly ridiculous, for il Is we'll known
sHlieGll thSr Iou5 complaints igsiha ne bin
. Sect % fom AlI uuprieFp q re Republic.
ocaF0sly single ioaluso in The Bill buf haS
excited eomPlaini end indignation somsl
wGtts Ikseniiss south fn5sieh a4aInttl
6,Es bTss uhich ihlS aharbiprsr 81 psscs
ani gooS vili'' has Indicted o. us. The NOS,
nr'osEoil, hnsri q ihs .iumhlt !. haS srous
~ cpnusnl ab7uis.ssasssa aog 'su6Fssr
sailg hsisiR ai, Pi1a1ugs, nor submiiled
-innf .ael.h Edi 9a'siesa Is, q, s.
-ss 3 trshlS Sl ut SO rlrki a as
nass y ss So heenpra. iorsogih 8
~, 5bSa ~ s lssS
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

d'2i ThS Fugitive slave SimmS was not pur
chased By lhs citizens Of Boston as reported
but has been carried to Savannah, Gs
The cost OfIhS arrest is estimated al $40. i.
Ol0nl
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

uai FIRE.--AbOus Olevsn o'clock on Mordsy
r,anight, some scoundrsl set on FIRE the ware
house Of MeSsiS. Allen & Barksdale, con.
81 ataining upwards Of 200 baIOs Of tton
% The wars-hOuSs of. Heard aud several
adjoining bdidings were burned. Loss not
Known. but estimated a: IS or $50 900.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
Wonderful Excitement!

Wonderful Excitement!
" E have iust received of the latest styles,
w 1909 Dress Patterns. the prettiest in ;h4
world, Barages, tissues. Tarlton' 'musline,
Organdies, aud Painted,
Swiss Plain and striped,
Swiss ginghams and plain Go.
% bonBets trimmed BY French
milliRers
25 do. not
Bsr net ribbons, asserted,
Belt, Ribbon various patterns.
Blk and white its,
BPk alpsccas and bombazine,
French Cottonade,
III en- arilliugs.
Fine shirts eastern made,
Silk uader shirts
cravats. a 4 linen do.
Summer 4 10 hing,
Summer hats.
Plantation supplies, good assortment al
va s on hand. All are offered, at the lew est
pr ces. SHROPSHIRE, MASSEY & PAGE.
Ytzco city. Main street, April 18th '5I-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

1ESHE arm IL H A. Nunnallv & Co, was
dissolved on The lst inst, bt mutual con.
sent. Al parties indebted 10 the late frm
win sPlsass cal q ence and settle with the
underlisnel.
sss H. a. NUNNAILY.
YszOo City. ApIile5zt ll9t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

ME Ladies and Gentlemen are raspectsuIly
invited 20 extenuivs stock of Sumner
doeds. e 70 style, quality aud eiieapaess. cant
b beat
April II, 1851, J.Y.CALDWELI,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

YAzOo crTT, April 2sth 1851.
TO THE PUBLIC,
CRATEFUL TO those who have elevated N.
Ito the Office Of cOulay Police, trust tbev
will excuse my resignation. which comes una.
companied by my reasons which are Of
PRIVATE character entirely.
Fellow-citizeDs: my gratitude o you is burr.
ed deep within my heart. YouIs &c.
BENZ. r. HOLMES.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

~ A1ayls !. l- On the 24th iust., bY Rev.
I y. West; Ne. j. j. Fouehe to Miss Fan
nY pEae5 all Of this county.
Wish this notice, received tbe nsnal min
tefs tee ag the union. of May and De-
eein1er produce long summertim Or love.
GUARDIAN Of 1opanna HAYS. q viii -
~ the april term ishl oltsS Probate coufl
81 a4oQ county pFeo8nt 81 annual teonnf
lcf ssk al3 allowances
FdiaI,.
% Ctr April 0.h lssI.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

:. O. flanteTl and physieians NJ in always
Ind at this tablishuaN RaEsH Avn ADUL-
xERATEp llEpIcIEEai which have been selsct-
cd win great personal care for this market,
All purchasers are Invited @. examine the
otqck g they viii md i Superior ts any eth
er in tie State, and embracing gfsatsr - -.
~ than any ether 81 Ire southwest. ga g
Yazoo siiy. lIsfch - i Is5I-tf aasso
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30

I'D McCpnnsil succeeds +. y Jones
as Flitot md ropristor 81 the YiCksbura
senlipel, sls 9 gentleman Of ipddssris
ons labils ige intellect and i ayrighls
= ana ready iAvFitsF We welc6ms him
to t4e chair Editorial ~ s
Jones Is generally known has ppr.
helf snssEest = TIE lisaissippian
aud will eapsFintsnd .le bhsihess depart.
I. s1t 81 lie oiies We hope Sc NAV :
leianse enone g make al Siol.sl
Sc uhHitsiqn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

AUSTRIA AND THE UNITED STATES
We make the following extract from a
letter from our Washington correspon-
dent received by the Southern mail to-
day:
Ii appears that Austria has been ac-
ting part toward this government
which may terminate in a dissolution
Of our diplomatic relations. As | un-
derstand the matter, the Cabinet at vi
enna instructed the Austrian charge at
this capital, NJ. Hulscmann, to repre-
sent to the Administration, that in the
event Of Kossuth and his compa'rio,s
being received and affoI ded an asylum
here it would be cause sufficient for
that government TO withdraw its repre-
sentative.
Accordingly Mr.. Clayton was offici-
ally informed oithe uliimatum; but before
he had time to decide upon his course,
Mr.. Webster was installed as his sue
3
determining what to d.. He represent
ed to Mr. Hulsemann, that the refugees
Of bleeding Hungary would be rcceiv ed
with open arms, and that, ifAustria de-
manded, his passport would be ready at
any moment. Whereupon Mr.. II. wrote
home for further instructions, but these
not having arrived, the chargrincd di.
plomate may be supposed to serve only
10 quasi capacity.
This statementI receive from such
authority as may rely npon, and pre-
sumo il is essentially correct. We gain
little by keeping up the show of inter-
course, for the whole amount Of our ex-
ports 10, and imports from, the ports OF
the empire, are not worth the protection
OLA Charge, and can as we'll be looked
after by II Consul clothed with ordinary
commercial power ON. ADJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

INFAMOUS The speech Of Joshua r.
Giddings in the House of Representa-
tives day or two since in reference 10
the Fugitive Slave Act, was marked by
all the peculiarities of that prince OF dem
agogues and agitators. As a specimen
of the gross personalities and falsehoods
which it contains, we cite single par l.
graph as follows
"Sr' was about 10 make some COM
parisons, but perhaps they may be re-
garded as indelcate. During last Sum
mer two distinguished gentlemen Of the
same name occupied much of the pub
lie attention. One was said TO have
committed murder, and the other to
have procured the passage of this law.
One was hanged for his crime, the other,
for his efforts, taken TO the Executive
Cabinet. One destroyed the life of an
individual, the other contributed his eff
orts for the passage OF this law, which
must consign hundreds, perhaps thou
sands, to in the premature graves. |, sir
cannot speak for others; but for myself
would rather meet my final Judge with
the guilt of him who has gone to his ac-
count than Vi HIM who now sits in yon-
der Cabinet
The Springfield Republican remarks
on this, -" Without deciding upon tie
morality exhibited by Mr. Giddings in
his preferences, or the probability that
he will be called 10 suffer as murderer
rather than invited TO a seat in This or
any other Cabinet; passing by the gross
iaIshood in regard 10 Mr.. Webster's
securing the passage Of the Law, when
he had openly stated his objections to it,
and his preference for another, we sim
ply point TO the spirit of this extract,
md leave II TO the universal detestation
with which it will be met. The move
ment and speech Of Mr.. Giddings, ars
deserving of The general contempt with
which they have been received in the
House. The Washington Republic
states that at caucus OF the Free Soil
members the other evening Mr.. Mann
of this State, was the individual selec-
ted to move the repeal of the Fugitive
Slave Law, but that Gddings managed
TO anticipate him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

, Curious REVENGE Or holr q WCnan
Lost Beautiful Leg. The London
Lancet Of July, tells the following ex-
raordinary story
Late one evening person came into
our office and asked 10 see the editor Of
the Lancet. On being introduced 10
our sancium, he placed a bundle upon
the table, from which he proceeded 10
extracts very fair and symmetrical low
er extremity, which might have match
ed "Auania's better part" and which
had evidently belonged to woman.
There" said he, ia there anything
the matter with that leg2 Did you
ever see handsomer7 what ought
man to be done with who cut that
of ?n
On hearing the meaning Of these in
terrogatories put before us, we found II
was the leg Of the wife Of our evening
visiter. He had been accustomed 10
admire the leg and foot Of the lady, OF
the perfection Of which she WAS, it ap-
pears, conscious. A few days before he
had excited her anger, and they had
quarreIled violently, upon which she
left the house, declaring that she would
be revenged on him, and that he should
never again see the object of his admi-
ration. The next thirg we heard was,
that she was patient in the hospital of
AND had her leg amputatcd. She
had declared to the surgeon that she had
suffered intolcrable pain in her knee,
and begged to have the limb removed
ia petition the surgeon complied with,
and thus became tho instrument Of her
own absurd revenge upon her hus.
band.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02
nBRiLD.OF THE TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRsIso, AT
No. I27 Thames Street.
CRANST0N & NORMAN.
TEKMS--S2 in advance, or $2,25
at the end ofthe year.

The second and last concert Of Jenny
Lind was, il possible, more magnificent
than the first. The hall was more den
sely filled and the array Of beauty and
splendor fully equal.
Both the fair vocalist and Signor Bel
letti were in their best vein, and exc
cuted their parts with great spirit. The
"Echo Song" which was not in the pro-
gramme. was loudly called for, and re-
ceived with rapturous applause.
Mr.. Clay was again received
with the loud acclaim ofwelcome. So
also was the President. MIR Webster,
General Foo,e, Mr.. Crit,enden, and
number Of other distinguished gentle
men arrived at a late hour, and were
greeted with manifestation of the
most intense enthusiasm. We did not
see General Cass, but upon the an
nouncement OF his name the applause
was truly deaieling. Indeed the oppor-
tunity presented Of greeting the great
and honored men OF our nation formed
no inconsiderable feature in the enter
tainnenl Of the evening.
The song Of Hail Columbia" was
We thought, for the first time, sung as
il should be. The audience appeared
unable to control themselves, under its
influence. As soon as it was termina-
ted, Mr., Webster rose, and in a truly
dignified and expressive manner, bowed
his acknowledgements for the gratitica-
ton il had afforded him. The lovely vo
calist returned his courtesy amid i'm
mense applause and che bore from the
stage, as mementoes Of her triumph, Il
number of exquisite boquets that had
been presented to her.
W., ~f~surse. will not essay even an
outline description of the vivid and thrill
ling scenes. The effect of the music Of
Jenny Lind can in no sense be appre.
ciated by those who have not heard the
melody Of her warblings, and the rich
ness, the beauty, the impressive grand
eur presented by her audience cannot
be more uccesslully portrayed Wash.
Rep.