New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-17
; 10 Artists md Amateur.


~ TO Artists and .amuacurs.-The late Mr..
Fati, when The writer first TO England, SAT-! that he
would bring back something worth seeing. Americans
were then called warehouse scavcnccr> Since then t.at
ephc has ccascdto be used. To works OF Art the writer
Is 'Htc,i for such improved have made The
most u selection offered for sale IN this city and
which. a,,rac sonany purchasers that The auc,onroonls
could not coma them. He anticipated the mercantile
taste by least twenty years Of his goods,
sold oneaa and onc.thr OF tie London prices villa,
said by Mrs Adams nhcrle from London more
than fifty years ago, equally al this day. that beau
ul goods be purchased al retail lower prices IN Bos
ton than London The same holds true OF NewYork, and
the writer in s views OF business much more interested
anticipated improvement Than in ani money be
mag receive Tor only painting which he las reserved
from large collection. The qualification from rs posscs
sion and the criticisms heard have been than
the value Of the picture whatever il bc. The writer
incurred responsibility artist and loss, which he
painting London, and has refused nearly lrce
times lis cost III Ncw-Eork.
The beautiful printed goods OF England are owing TO male
and female artists generally poor, WHO make their designs
aud paint lieir patterns colorS ard sell them
printers and the wealthy printers have
pmenei ii Newly DIRK merchant in submitting their offer
ingSr0 his selection. The most wealthy PRIMER in New
York State has visited the warehouse the pat
terms, and much regret has been felt a, the ot richness
ana beauty in his goods Some NewYork merchants have
had their paror windows furnished onc-tourtii oi the
OF the goods, purchased for eminent merchant
Boston bv a commission merchant OF London The writer
purchased ,vor, Of goods in The l tbrec months
and pad tor them IN cash within less amount than he paid
for Insurance. sending word that he was bal rup in
The small sum OF 400 the PRINCIPAL par offered 10 Srn
his discharge and his bankers, in large balance signed OF
Tor him lie oyerde ,h, bank Tor nj four per cent
interest, and came home To be nsovent The whole losses
So0ooo uties pa sold in the lrecst at public
auction did not amount TO commissions and insurance.
is invited again 10 Enelan,-is informed by an artist ian
Americana that his credit and standing as high as any
mans in that country and as the manufacturers
sing nearly nnc.,hrd OF the cost OF their goods, ON fair
consideration oil ,yha, h hns done they mist think their
cape from very heavy loss wonderful There friends
LIrsrpOOl
goes even empty handed il is better than before when
| he wen, worse than enlpv.I,anl,si
He ough, no o,ors vet was obliged 10 refuse The empty
honor Of beng dlwin carriage British populace.
en- pn,c,inr nibc narClcn win b,> wife ha, had the
hand nj music pay our national anthem tune Hail Conn-
hin Al L, re5nest nj n IN. riches, and nlosi
- M. tvo,I ,rross an assembly r5o,n tliat he
ia" nuH. H' 49,, H. 81 a. r:n, t
~, lc;ci.nr, in ACCOMPLISHMENTS Tho greatest
M ~ -" NH Inn, ,s tTeIv nc
o,' ,ncbcr v,nli - nonir,n, TbnnGh never
an or,inr nor made an ey,anrlors address
nav W " , ;,, ~, o ni,'. :, ,;,;7,., 81
has nor ;.ared ~ Sne,E'in r,r,sr of his
hc,orc any. noen,nn mr. C.ti.n,.n rbon.b never
-, ,,,,,as ,n ;,.rlicie from
,.;i;,r , his nIvSrons - ,li wrift jnrognio for The
Nlercnr edited v the late Egerlo.l smith. and LIS ar
cc> which vcr,. oi the advancement his country the
estimation nj the commercial community never even
once DELAYED, TO gentlelaii Is only necessary 10
tnn,yna citizen nj New YORK To- receive respectful at
lv may hy his conduct NICE; with any distinction his con-
due; deserves These attentions were al hight weigh,
hi, mind thar lie never even mentioned them sister
children and one oi The inducing causes 10 make mention Of
them II tl TING 10 promote In. influence az such visits
AZ hns, made To THIS country v such men rs llorpeti
Dickens and Ashburion TLewrrf. recei,e, no inS, nor
iuiurv from any Gnnl,g,nan HI, oldest son was in this
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S,i. r al ~ ,,.,ril ana lbs Whole family
49,, ,,nr,n I'm, n ihe ,yri,f ne in nny ,o1 IN England
i 49,, , l,, country Tie greatest de- ire o.
Ii, heart since, he l, visited the Greenwich
las been 10 hn>. oni sit- of Castle
Garden. an, instead OF P1tNtan gun viii, which 10 lEi
science, 10 rival them IN learI, them in banking