... recently dined together in large numbers at Birmingham; and, desirous to mark the festival with peculiar 4clat, offered Jenny Lind £300 in order to induce her to :sing before them. The fair, Swede decliped, in a courteous letter. CLOSING AND~ Courcrslltr ...

... cholera, or the railway mania, has 'been that esthetic epidemic which mn1aybe styled LI:iiolatry. The strange passion for Jenny Lind's singing is, howuver, only the climax of the fashion- able rupt~ure for Italian hnusic performed by Itaiiin' Itcompanies ...

... seen or heard of, there is not one that was not once new. Whatever is now establish- Ment was once innovation. A-Bentham. JENNY LIND'S MARRIAGE;-F. M. the Duke of Wel- lington presents his compliments to Mr. Harris, and w ill feel it the proudest moment ...

... -The Irish department of the ordnance is to be altogether suppressed, or incorporated with the London Board. MUNvFaCENT.-Jenny Lind has given a donation of £200 to the local charities of Norwich. STAnEVYRIDOa.-A committee, composed of persons of every ...

... imply thattheirfaceswerelike apig's.-s(Laughter,) Therre was a lady who was mentioned la*ely as coming forward- te eclipse Jenny Lind.-(Laughter,) . It wassaid she had' n superior voice; but because her beauty woulj not stand the test she wouldn't do.-(Laughter ...

... expce n that a dotachment of tile Austrian tros hc a on w ordered to the spot, would succeed in quelling the tumult. an JENNY LiND.-It is currently. reported that Jenny Lid hay will bestow her hand on the Rev. Mr. Grote, with whose Ile[ family the ...

... against death punishment, and that some of the bishops had also spoken against the advisability of-public strangulation. JENNY LIND.-Among the most recent news of Mdlle Jenny Liand's motions, are tidings from Frankfort: Ihere she assured those who had ...

... proposed alterations in the chapel of the prison were submitted and ap- proved, the expenditure incurred not to exceed £700. JENNY LIND.-We are informed that the nego- tiations which, for the last week or two, have been pending for a visit of the Nightingale ...

... %Barrnum thuis corrects (in the, New tork 'Herald)1the erroneous statemhents of his recenrt' offer to;Janney, Lid. 1 st. Jenny.Lind-had sent no agent to Amriea hut haveent tio tohier, one of.whom're4~ ''dedt r'eturned' fromin'anitaervlew with ?? Immad'now ...

... most of the stone fruit being destroyed, and the leaves shrivelled up and covered with inserts. 1o1W SINOERS ARE PAID.-Jenny Lind, the great Swedish songstress, is engaged at the Imperial Theatre of St. Petersburgh, at the rate of £2,240 per month, ex- ...