Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26
miscellaneous
Translated from the Courier des Etsts Unis for the Evening
ANECD0TE OF JENNY LIND.


ANECDurE VI JENNY LINZ.
Alter a dumb soJourn at Paris, Jenny LIND has
gone to give concerts in London. English ears
have no terror for her. Three weeks OF silence
have oppressed her; Tor, after all, she Is u woman,
ana, ike nl women, she loves to talk but she
will %contriye to indemnify herself for IT..
A very pleasant anccdote is related of the jour.
noy Of the nightingale, the scene OF which is LAID
in Calais-some say Boulogne-but it matters little
whether 1t be Calais, Bouiogne, Hayre, or Dicppe.
Here is the story
Leaving Paris by rail, Jenny Lind arrives in the
evening at the sea-coast. and for the sake OF repose
determines to pass the night there. ureat artsts
take very good care of themselves, and so the canta'
trice will pass a comfortable night, and not cross
the straights until the next morning. AT Salais
-yor Boulogne-her arrival is announced. lhere
are distinguished amateurs there, d%ilettante who
will DO delighted to hear the Swedish Nightingaiei
but the Nightingale is MS DUMP IN the provinces as
in Paris Jenny Lind visits with her dispIeas sure
the departments as wen as ,he capilai, anu mas
placed all france uhuer her in'eruic' TUT
france
Among the provincial dlie'tante are some VINO
pride themselves upon their skill ana po.aness,
Niust tney CROSS sne STRATUS 10 near tne nlSn.."B"s
nuo ! " VIVA. "san " = "" ~
huIacl.y, . sney SIMPLY oon.en. 'uc"Selsos ~
msS'ns a Journey, wncn any W. eIIoop"Sa n
wno IA tuoney anu ,,me 10 SPARE I q ~
ngnuu' 'hlns IL woeia De 70 near Jenny wi'aoa w
l---I 80. - A.
cause hgl " oreah 9 opetnate rcsIiut aon y ~
SLUG IN traa u ! anu VIM "1empn, oouiu .nGy
suoceeu ~ jug UNDERTAKING o" """' hop' 10
'nese = success N;.I..u. 10. ;...,I,od :,
49, nas so 80 Iaan
.he apars%en's piopareu . nes' TIL TInu Iee Ell
omu 20 .uo apPo"l" - 80"
!ne d'r TS ! 20 aamat no Uno,ahu .e enief os ius"i,l
w "en We oaa ontc "nnsa S"nata
ar, anu han manner u1oi anu eei,fpVssesseu, Ouo
perSons 'usiSeu ~ ~ N:eI y. pUi - 49,
!. 6"6"' ~
cos.s M,enou - "iu''O" '"y' !" '""p ""o
P'.rsyMpsVay wme' N,d,ua , Jsrrr lind
..n;S m' t yvur RIISs aPg,hs,i az har ,ow ven nf s;lnnoo
aseohisneu' Dus sti lai'uiui " : WV '. saen
wnie on r5ehGh s IT. surteuuers . paSspon'
without a syllaoie. the gen'ieheh n"ting eAani
meg II WIN " careiuiness Lnuic .a;h y oe m
proouhu uislrue' renatAs' NJ" u iousnne''
"hgleu WIN IRONY, u
oh, we arc AWARE that you haVe neeieoteu NJ
precautions ana tnat you 'ia'ei uhuer an assumea
name.
rf9r whom 10 you take me rephes'enhy'com-
Peiea at iaS1 70 sPeak. .h.. w.
!. nSpe W ueoeiNe u. y : 'Has 49,. W
are well informed; "A very eiever lcmaie ihPoe.
ter, who has been living in Paris tor some time
pass, where she Aas ueeelveI humoeLcese uupe:,
having eclected a c1nsaeIaps sum Oh money 10
endeavorlng 10 reach england ,
well ana perhaps you thlnk-
That you are the Personal---very. SO, Naoanle
your features, person anG geheral appearanee ooh'
form exactly 10 the description We nave recei'eu
IN ~, 81 So
Inc Nightingale protests louoiy ana inolgnant
y that she is Jenny Lima put ner "ngry eHPiana
uohs y "a : ~ ne mos T hio inoreuuity ~. In
tne part .! ner visl'ors' u spoAesman " -.
party inqures u shec ah nuo pan ~ es.apie 81 ne
i1ehuty pu' oenhy uoes ho' hno" d soui III 'e
place:
Then, Madame we must take you into custody
tor .ne present.
Az THESE WORDS the pro'estauons OF tne grea
arnst are redouoieai IN Vgor' out are met oy INT
Ioiiowing answer
but Madame, thereis a very simple way o
Son1ounolng or convincing US. lou pretend 70 o
Jenny L'nd-very wel: II you are she, you nav
no neeo OF procuring Dali OF witnesses, LOT you car
y WIN you 'ne distinguished PROOF Oh your iuen
uty; Nothing 10 easier thaI W prove lnat you ar
realy a great artist' " Respondent genius, u won
aeIai singer. ! am ehougnol = Wusic'ah W aeoid'
uns., aao now give u . tne prooie; W.
The argument was unanswerabie' ana the Night
ingaie, IN a dilemma hesitates before accepting the
aiternatiVe onered 10 ner.
An. was sure OF ~, reptes the autnor OF tn'
proposition you are confounded. Put on Their
this disguise, and cease to suily an lllustriou'
name, -,
hich Is my own, SIT:
very well, madame; out your protestatlons arr
or no avaiiif you are unable to give us the proofs
winch we require; 1t remains Tor US only TO OK
ecu,e our ORDERS: 49,.
Wen," exclaims the Nightingale vanquishe'
ana resigned II IL must Dc 30, listen, ana Juog
for yourselves" :,
ihen, after a moments pause TO collect herseii
animated by the certainty OF the effect which sh
Is going to produce, and OF the triumph which
awaits her. she commences the cavatlna iron
q norma; her voice; SO pure, 50 meiouious' -
ee Soneie"en u d o'a'o VI e'e'ooy "nu uo
B.