The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-13

MuSlcHt movements
Catherine Hayes leaves this city to-day on a tour to-
wards the South She will sing, it is said, in Phaiel
phia Baltimore Washington and gradually proceed to
Charleston Havana, New Orleans Mexico, and perhaps
California she is accompanied by Mengis, Of her
former associates but understand abe has dismissed
her former agent and manager, MIR. Wardwel and en-
gagged a one, by the name OF Mr. Bushnell. Miss
Hayes has had several negotiations foot-probaby
many three or four. One project to form
English opera troupe and sing ell over the Union.
Another to appear in the Italian Opera at Niblo'
and take the shine out Of the p,ma donna Of that
tsblsnment. The third proposition to 50 70
California, astonish the gold iggers there with
her wonderful powers, and accumulate ship
load Of gold dust, in return for her notes
She mas, however, adopted the last proposition
and will take the usual route to the South, under
her new manager. Miss Hayes is very pretty engaging
woman by far beautiful Of the vocalst amongs.
and $ also cTiste OF very remarkable power and
great westIe Of expression She has however hitherto
been urforuuu ate IN hec manegers ar misE,anagevt
FIRST tne hal Joy; but there no joy in joy. at
al. Then he tried Wardweu, but he suited hsr 10
bcttsr than he did Father Observation-Disclosures
that he had been formerly e.7pi,ys Of Barnums.
and was supposed 70 have got little q his powers
of humbug. Shs ba. got neT mauager-1r.
Bushnell-who vas also ticket seller AMI dltribU
tor Of narnum's when he made hls distinguished @bU,
with Jerry Lind We kope however she Kay bs more
erccessiu IN her last choice not there i nothing ike
diminishing hin ~ once Until the fnds 70 sui her
properly
Amops the other musical rotahtics in this city,
ought lot to forget little family group recently brought
here sud VINO hate been hitherto yery quietly gv
ing concerts 6: the Society Library rooms. to mo-
dest ard quiet people who tcdon read the news.
papers We aruae to the Frl.er family. This
fgulv cfr'ttf OF Mr. rraear--r nstiye Of the hanks
al tho Dom, and w6y connected with Burns tie
celebrated Scottish Bardapd his two daughters each
Of them as beautiful BurEss Mary in heaven
though they earth and singing his songs with
pathos and sweetness which might almost charm Burns
himself from his sbods Of heppne-s above. We under.
stand that this very interestn; family, without any
pride, having employed Barnun nor any of his
ticket takers or check distributors. have plusked up
courage 10 before this mighty commandments
and allanl appear at the Metropolitan Hau to morrow
night. II these young Scottish sirens can lister up
courage arJ pour forth their melody in that he-as it
'sio they used to do when girs the banks OF the
OF sensation which will sstonish themselves Let them
have trial.
good deal Of inquiry is made relative to tn. move
mens Of our former idol and favorie Jenny Lind. The
truth Is Jenny Lind Ia, been entirely forgotten and IA
living in extreme privacy unknown to the world AMI
unh,eded by her qrteR admirers. Her place Of retire
mcnt il The Union Hotel in Union place. She has
given up all music all concerts, all flights to heaven,
since she heard of the death Of her mother Sweden
1t l. oeo said that che Is going to remain in this country
Tor several m.ntbs yer-pcrhal' through the greater
p Sr q o. nf nsn. "m, ana &C. is snly probable
yet brig her cut with the other fisging birds OF the
approaching reason Jenny Lind has al.o had great
deal 81 difficulty with her managere all these singing
birds generally have. since she turned OIL Ba-num,
with flea in HE and hundred thousand dollars in
generally to have been better mrian ayers than
any thing ese The truth is good managers for such
stars o. Jenny Lind, Catherine Hayes snd Lola Moptez
extremely rare, md difficult to be procured for
either love or money.