... JENNY LIND, The Nightingale has failed in her attempts to fcharm the Spaniards. Her reception was quite cool Havanuah. Six concerts were to be given her there, but the inhabitants considered the prices too —they were the same in was New York, &c —and ...

... JENNY LIND. It Is hardly necessary to remind our readers that the famous 'mi Lihd Qoldbcdmidt is about make on Friday and Saturday next, her first and only appearauoes in this city. The feet is regarded with so much interest, and the anxiety to bear the ...

... erected. The first arch, fronting the water, bore the inscription— Welcome to Jenny Lind— after which came another, with the American Eagle in the centre, and the words—Jenny Lind, welcome to America in large letters around the span. The landing place from ...

... JENNY ND. Madame Orto Gi bischmi Jenny Lind Beudering trom illness ug her removal from London to the 1 Absolute quiet ac! tet have been onde div ter medical at. audathough M me has been for sume tice pill bealth, it 1s hoped by ber that Le: present severe ...

... JENNY LIN We are informed by a letter from Hambarg that Jenny Lind has signed an agreement at Lubeck to go to America aud the Havana in August or September. Her stay will be about a year and a-half there, to sing only in concerts and oratorios. Thirty ...

... JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind is to appear in six concerts, the first of which is to take place to-morrow. Except for this there is nothing to indicate that the renowned singer is now in the midst the Stockholmer/. A certain cooluess seems prevail be* tween ...

... JENNY LIND. 21ST A or.— ilie — fir-famed Jenny Liod mod her party sailed hum Liverpool ia the United State& mail steam-ship Atlantic nu this day, to as vogsgeraent in Almeria.. Ile Commit. tee ni the southern and 'forteth Hospital presented her with a ...

... JENNY LIND The Swedish Nightingale is creating quite terrilic sensation here. Crowds of distinguished visitors throng her /erces at the Irving House. Generals in the army, Wallstreet merchants, even orthodox churchmen, who denounce everything theatrical ...

... JENNY LIND. By an announcement which appears in our advertisement columns, it will be seen that tickets are still to be had for the approaching concerts at the Atheneum, notwithstanding the unparalleled demand for places We, therefore, strongly advise ...

... ENN Y ND. Madame Goldsmidt (Jenny Lind) gave her farewell concert at the Metropolitan Theatre, New York, on the eveniag of the 24th ult, There were 7,000 persons in the builling ; ber reoepticn was supremely triumphant, and she sang a farewell song, the ...

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... THE JENNY LIND. In reply to Mr Wickham. the Secretary said the question of the remission of towage of the Jenny Lind was brought before the Tug Committee, and the charge had been reduced. The committee coonidered they would make it up in towage some ...