The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-27

her reputation had not been well founded It would
nGs hays $1,000 tns test 1t has done in every place
We deeply feel for parts tho thin attendance at
osvsd the same that waited on M Fanny ny
Elsslsr and others. We feel for Havana II thus We
treat such distinguished artist 50 ndiffsrenty and
coldly what shall We do to the humble and poorer
ones that seek our shoress
Nevertheless, If the csncourse were not so numsr-
Gus a. on the nsst night and hope 1t will be
the concerts yet to be given the applause the bravos
the shouts, and other demonstrations of appreciation
dated the stage the most beautiful and rich sarlsnds
and bouquets which were thrown to her-n word the
fanatcsm Of the public such worthy Of the
great singer and OF the great merit which adorns her
hoped to have heard her in some pieces Of feel
Ing and tenderness to confirm the idea had formed
not disappointed Miss Lind not only feels
a that she sings but she fills the hearer with feeling
especially that Of Lucia were most charming pieces
rendered effective by the sublime artist with her whole
SOUL with the same inspiration We noticed 10 her the
fret night 1t had such an effect upon the public,
that she was applauded to madness, thing among
us to passing visiters.
seemed to sstonsh the audience, both regards
calization hexbility, fneness and intelligence Her
the public enthusiasm to the highest pitch The eabe
tata OF the aria in Lucia WAS repeated, at the
earnest dere Of the audience and again produced the
same dehiums Of admiration and applause. We
might ray the same thing Of the caratna OF Roberto
el Dablo" but is impossible to fnd words to make
our readers understand what Mics Lind Is in this
cGratina After singing it with all the perfection Of
art, performing prodigies OF beauty with ornament
added 'uch a. could only be Inspired by Divine proyi
ended the caratino with admirable tr Joined with
tbs most magnificent cadence We have ever heard
to an audience pbrenzied With delight. The young
and estmable baritone Bslett gave great pleasure in
bu!a," the 5aracoia Of The Prisoners OF Edinburg
and the Tarantels' Of Rossn executed to per-
Of action such as ony b.lopa to tbs srs mssts1.
Bellett oins with interesting sognomy gifts Of
the hishest nature The above piece, we're enthusas
tically encored. The public left highly satisfied with
this second concert greatly sdmirng the distinguish
ed artist and fully convinced that the colossal
msIited and sustained by her sq
lFrom the Diario de Ia Marina, Jan. 16l
ENTHUSIASM FOR JENNY LIND, AND THE EUROPEAN
PRESS.
In our yesterday numper we inserted an extract
from the Times, In order to make known, by the ex
pressens Of that sound journal what were the fenti
conduct Of our neighbors To complete idea We
copy smother article from Paris journal in order to
the ram. SUBJECT while pot copg hsSs issi n H
vsna all the expressions Of both those Journals they
and intelligence which the people have exhibited
smorg US, ny spplau5ing duly and justly this able
tist in the theatre ana avoiding The foies out Of
doors to which her name lent pretext Havana will
not be exposed to the Eidisule OF cultivated nations
a;R, BARNUN-A GREAT FALL.
1t seems that efforts in favor Of low prices have
not been altogether without effect though the thing
comes rather late Barnum has. this day In certain
indirect way. announced q considerable abatement.
rraie But would it net have be- better to have done
It frankly and openly in true Spanish style,
From the Disrio de la Marina Jan. 1871
From the Faro.
ssI 5dissiSg: s;,a9a which has
her y 81 Il. eser @ ssnsS Inn IL sns
PLACES sssg. the h,n though every day there
t.rs concert q Jenny Lad drew .ogethsT
sns N e. R sa ~ 9 SSpsr M S'r good
Our coesgus OF the Faro thus begins hi. article in
lie then proceeds 70 say -" The observer who knows
the people of Havana thoroughly cannot bnt form
happy ipfererefs from the respective aspect OF the
feats ted at these concerts considering that our
population Is composed OF snch various clements aud
fortunes so dissimar The majority of population
u represented by the upper galleries. and the mi nority
~ he lower seats In the boxes the Others represent
the miodle elassr
Thus the tsd effects and result. OF the high protec-
tion given by contemporary OF the Faro fadustra
TO Mr. BarEum have perverted his Judgment, and led
20 this of the Havana DO pulatou
IL lie we'll known that the fre1uenters Of the boxes
form the main body Of those who are the chief sup
poiters OF all the public theatres spectscles concerts
etc 1t for the Fare that the upper
galleries are Representation Of the p. ope Of Havana
From borant sorsgnsr should be surprised
at such folly but from the ia,'' oh, iempora On,
But the Faro has no, yet euishsd his most eloquent
discourse He says =" Let II not be tsid that the
prices too high and the difference marked -Four
dollars and quarter Tor the boxes dollar for the pit
represent the relative proportion OF the rich and
roor, the high and middng classes 1T is enough
fer adds the Fsro TO prove assertion that the
Hayara people have attended by thousands to pay
tomsse TO the dstipauished merit Of the enchanting
artist who has ar1vej at ou- capital to produce
volutlon md anarchy OF tastes ost comp plicated
We deny that there has been any such revolution
ard We deny that CROW Jed galleries and empty boxes
are a proof that the HsVanese have attendedei the
concerts, as our cotemporsly maintains by thousands.
From the Diario de- la Marina, Jan. lsl
FOURTH AND LAST CONCERT OF MISS JIMMY LIND.
This celebrated swedish artist who has afforded such
delightful moments to all who have had the pleasure
Of hearing her gave her farewell concert last evening,
Iefo vfrv Vt-4sr faa fn.
four pieces notified In the programme with all the
epp,sb e,st. and iDdubtabie supsriority which shs
pieces new to cur ears, and the other two
sueh completely satisfied the most exscting and
mo,t delicate Judges In musical matters executed
they were with unquestionabls merit, before an au
cnce Of ne and delicate tact capable OF sppreoiating
aud dsiir guishinS the various exceenees Of artists
well that nom the "ToTeo in Italia 'Sguglhft ntns
. tytna-wer executed extremely well; aud Miss Lind
enriched them With abundance Of variations of
tftme difficulty ~ execution but In the best tasts
among which ns tris great, which the sim
pie ana always great soDgstrss. sustained With tbs
hsppiest result. In the aria Of =" Roberto and In
that CT Lucia" In which, in the preceding concerts,
Miss Lind had tiready obtained Tspturous and we'll
mered srplsufs the artist labored TO display sl her
tkil and We mus. confess that she com pletely
ceeded fer she left nothing wanting for the public TO
fe,sion which che has obtained The delight exps-
rienced suta that sbs was required 10 repeat the
former piece From ssat We have raid, those of our
fesdsrs vi were not present AZ t1is concert mar
infer that Niss Llrd ottsi1ss all ths dem
Of public appreciation, which in similar cases are
awarded to grsat artists Flowers. bouquets crowns
spd rtrlnnes With loud applause and braves were
inttrfupttdiy shovefed dewn upon her.
Beetti sAve sreat ssiifacton In the arid from Don
NssnIdco Ms. rtnroui Anj IA the pretty song "Saia
yeyra ~ u5 5rct; but whsrs he most succeeded and
vas ef corej was In Rossinis II Tdrgnisia which he
sang With he utmost inuness, grace, and facility OF
execution.
Afier having conceded 20 the celebrated Miss Lind
the praise yhlch hr lytlc talents justly entite her 10,
maj be permitted % remark that the audience last
evening" vas large that the sale of tickets for the
upper seats vas obliged 90 b. stopped Tbs csrcum
ssnce gives - u1derstand two things TO which we
desire 10 call the attention Of Hr Bsroum. as the
srtnt of ths swedish prodigy who !, the cbect Of
public attt Bfior frst apart from the indispuable
lyrc merits "a miss Lind many Of the frequenters OF
h- boxes Ssve preferred the nights of the opera to
90 70 the con mon tit even to the onest places
at the concrfa II IL because they could hear better
there tecause tae ffmptratsre u better OF that
Al Il mere rCmfCrtaMs' We thiut nov the fact In,
ttat thrss who are accustomed 30 sceupy the boxes
abandon them for different locality. Il prove, that
NArourn the sgen has fale3 IN lis object Ia obtain
hg the hiSh prices te get upon the seats, and has