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JIMMY LIsn.-Mademoiselle Lind Is
now all tho rage in Europe. The papers
are in ecstacies about her singing and
acting. She Is said TO be very handsome,
which Is no small item for one Of these
public chalmers 10 begin with and her
voice, by all accounts, sufPasses anything
in the musical line that ever came from
mortal. ller chief Characteristic seems 10
be a combination Of native simplicity with
extraordinary powers Of eiecaiioni llrsi
claiming the attention Of the audience, and
then leading |, irresislably along into a
full gush Of electrified admiration. Tie
world must have relalalion--mus, be a,
times amused-must have something 10
fondle upon. Celeste, Fanny Ellsler aud
others have prodted by this disposition, aud
Miss Jenny Lind now comes forward TO
levy her tar upon it. We suppose, like
tho res, Of them, sho will como after a
while 10 the United States, and we aIe
disposed 10 think her more entitled 10 q
favorable reception than even tho dislin.
euished faniasiic tooiies, for all accounts
Of her bespeak something Of an elevated
order-sOmcIhing refined, delicaiely touch
ing and spiritual--abOyO all comparison
with the indelieaie, though animated wh.r.
lings Of the dansucse.