Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-06
SATURDAY 1TARcA
Jenny Lind.

whole lei 9Th aud breadth Of the country.
The New Yo,k Home Journal, INDUCES in
the following remarks on this Unexpected
event
4 IAN engraving ordered upon he inside Of
q we dug rlng-Oto GoLdch,nid to Jenny
Lind-Gave lie news OF certain Z, eut to
B III, Tompkins & Black week before it
was telegraphed 10 The papers. jewellers
, keep secrets TIE ring went 10 its destiny,
unwhispered Of. Its spring flor il is faslen-
ed with a srrtng) tla- closed over the blue
vein that has so Oft carried 10 thar third fin
ger tie news o the hearts e fusa To sur en-
der Jenny Lind loves She wIo filled
more place IN the worlds knowledge aud
attention than Sweden itsell--tie Swe,le
greater than SwedeI has knowledgeti, the
small sweet need Of woman TO be loyed'
Her slarname, which she had spent half a
lie, with energy unequaled, IN placing
bright and alone in the heaven OF renown,
is merged after all in tile Via Lactea OF hui
tIanlty. JENNY LIND is a aeife.
A year or more ago, Jenny Lind stood
by the cradle of sleeping aud beautiful
infant. Size looked al ii loug and thoughts
fully, stopped aud kissed It's heel and lie
back Of lis neck, (lhe Swedish geography,
We believe. for kiss wifi blessing to a
child and, turning to lis mother, said, with
a deep sigh, You have something TO live
for She was. at This time, in the busiest
tUmu Of welcome by half world. Her
ambition-so athirst from the first dawn of
her mind, that il seemed TO have absorbed
her entire being-had a full cupat its lips.
She was, with unhlemished repute, tie
most renowned of living women, and with
the fortune and moral power OF a queen.
Yet up from the heart under il ALA heart
SO deep down under pyramids Of golden
laures-the outernlost approach TO which
was apparently hidden in clouds OF incense
comes a sigh over The cradle of a child!
AT one the concerts of Jenny Llud, at (
Tripler haIl-we forget just how long ago
"a newly arrived pianist made his first app
pearance. There was htlle curiousity about
him. The songslress. whom the thousands
present had gone only 10 hear,snng- lifting
all hears INFO The air she stirred, to drop
hack, with an I ternal memory of her, when
she ceased. And thrn came-sccoIdlng TO
programme-'Herr OF Goldschmidi.' He
p'ayetFs aIrrt ttrv tSr,sicaI CRITIC
IN New York said to lady sitting beside
him, The Audience don't know what pl v.
ing that isn But The audience had ano,i',r
object for their attention. The sidc.d, or Of :
The stage had opened, and Jenny Lind.
breaking through her accustom d rule of
reservlng her personal presence for her own
performances, stood ~ tu.l view, as listen
er. The eyes OF the the audience were on
her, hut hers we've on the PLAYER. She
listened with absorbed attention. rodding
exploitation attic points OF artistic achleye-
menl, and, " lien he clos. d, -four The usand
people Will rememher it, she took a step
l"rWard upon The stage, and beat her ployed
bands together viii enthusiasm unhoundt d.
The audience pun il down to her generous
y mpathy Tor a modest young stranger: and
80, perhaps, did The recording angel, with
prophetic smile
we are sorry we can give our far.away
eaders no assistance in their efforts Ia form
~ idea OF The Meaningless mate. Ladlee
IRE good observers and ole who remsm-
)ers to have looked 10 zee the effect OF Jan.
" Lind compliment on the new conner.
ells lie Y as "a pale, thin, dreamy, pdetlcal
ollth. lie viii soon be seeh aud described.
However, IT newspapers 1--we; hui, meaname,
we were to give guess al the sort OF man
e Is, we should begin wIIh one prolmblli-
y, that he IS The most unworl lily Unaffected.
nd trlh-l"vng, Of all tie mates that have
yer offered to fold wing be side her With
that she has seen OF the world aud of the
Jun tor husbands, Jenny Lind has proba-
~ come round to WHENCE she sta, ted
hooslng. like a child, by the instinct OF tile
cart Her Oito-hlographJ will show how
isely.
The interest in Jenny Lind's marriage is
varied as il is tender and respectful.
here Is sea CO a woman in h land, Irob-
by, who II she felt al Liberty 10 do so.
ould moi send her bridal token. Bur
ere is more than siserly welI-wishing.
the general excitement among her own
< on The subject. Tie power, in one
'rson, OF trying, purely and to such CONE
eteiess, the Two experiments for happ-
SIS = love and lame were interes,inu -
ugh hut il is strange ana exciting 10 see
Q usual oder reversed-fame first and aa
We afterwards. To turn nnsa.isfie, from
We 10 tame, has been common transi, in
9 history of gifted womer.. To tuln I'M
llshed from fame TO love--and that no
tn no volatile caprice of disappointment
I with lanes most Drumming cup fairly
IN and fa!ly ta>ted--s novelty indeed ~
npie, every-da love, with such experi-ssh
ee On the hearts record before il. has IS
vfr been pictured, even in poetry. s
Jenny Lind has genius, and the Impulses
senslbIl'tles OF genius are an etc nal
ring She Is more right aud wise than
uld seem probable at first glance, in 81
rrylng one younger than her~el.. The
MINER anu Autumn OF heart that o..
YES Inc common seasons OF life will On =
leave her the younger. Her piosperts
happiness seem TO US, indeed, all bright
q; The world without we'll tried.
4 found wanting--pnblic esteem whar
= she may be, and tos'uns ample aud Of n