... TO JENNY LIND. After LORD BYRON'S Lutes to THOMAS MOORE, MY shirts are packed and pinned Within my sac de nuit; But before I go, Miss Lind, Here's a double health to thee. Here's my cap for showery weather, And my bat for sunshine gay, And my collars ...

... MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND. The intense eagerness of the London public to behold and heai that wondrous vocalist, whose melodious spells have en- chanted listening audiences, wherever they have been cast, is ou the eve of being allayed. A clever critical ...

... MARRIAGE OF JENNY LIND. (Extract of a Letter of Feb. 7.) I have a little bit of news to tell you, of an event that has t:ken place, and having been one of the actors, or perhaps a supernumerary in it, can give you some particulars that may interest you—I ...

... JENNY LiND AT NEW YORK. The enthusiasm of Jenny Lind's reception in America far transcends that, ol the leave-taking at Liverpool. The dawn ot the Sunday on which she arrived broke as overcast as that celebrated in the opening ot Addison's Cato. The ...

... pianoforle, has received overtures from an agent if Mr. Barnum, 01 New York, who has realised large sums by the taleots of Jenny Lind, pro- posing to her to give a series of concerts in North Ameiica under very lawourable conditions. The Countess for tbe ...

... and is from the studio of Mr. Behnes, and represents the j deceased baronet in the act of addressing an assembly. ( Madame Jenny Lind hrsjust arrived in Paris, accom- ) panied by her husband. She comes from Geneva, where she appeared in a concert given for ...

... TIlrnSDA y, Lefore H. J. Davis. Esq, Mayor- JENNY LIND STOLEN. Lock and Citherine Donovan, two voung women, weie tkl,, stealing a Jenny Lind, not the veritable nightin- garbling her sweet notes on the other side of the ^lej. c' a Victorine fur, the property ...

... had either to eject from their holdings or dismiM from hi« service.-Not Guilty. The ^tar Spangled Banner announces that Jenny Lind is a,°.e,alted echo of the undeveloped inner-tone of our S?d !-StC' Whkh' if not «ducated' at Ieast ° SundeHanHV»e!ieniDB ...

... JENNY Lind IN LIVERPOOL.—This eminent vocalist has come 10 terms with the Philharmonic Society, at Liverpool. She is sin!! in a mlscellaneoul concert, and also, it it expected, in the Messiah. Her.appearanct8 are to be on Friday, the 16th, and Monday ...

... Ma. dame Malibran could speak and sing English, whereas Jenny Lind had declared her inability to learn the language; and there was a very inferior company to perform wiih her be- sides, Jenny Lind's success in this country had not then been tried, but ...

... market value, history is, it seems, up. It was time that history should have a turn. JENNY LIND. -On Saturday last a concert was given it Liverpool, at which Jenny Lind performed gratuitously, tor the purpose of raising a fund to add an additional wing ...

... having his head-quarters at Freiedrickstadt, near Ostenfeldt. AMERICA. JENNY LIND IN AMERICA. Philadelphia, SEPT. ll.-Unbounded enthusiasm prevailed in New York on the evening of Jenny Lind's first concert at Castle Garden. Full six thousand persons assembled ...