New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

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to the City from through Western New York and
Canada and is now headquarters OF Phrenoogy, l3l
Nassau-st.
u Although the Tabernacle is a very bad place
for music yet the propreors have succeeded in making
an excellent haul ont Oft.
MONEY LOST AND FoUSD-A man whose name
is given as G.W Burr stopping at Frenchs Hotel in
Fulion,st Wednesday lost pocketbook containing
quantity OF checks drafts, sc and 1927 50 in money
It was subsequently picked up in Nassau By young
man named Albert West and returned to the owner
who gave So for the recovery of his lost treasure
a SPLENDID PnSo.-Persons who take pleasure
in asserting that the best quality of Pianos cannot be
made in this country ought to look in at Chickering's
in Broadway and inspect Grand Piano Just sent from
the mandatory, and which, tar can Judge is
IN every way truly superb instrument Its tone and
touch are rreproachsble and pure aud mere speci
men OF Cabinet work it is worthy the attention OF Mr.
Folk himself.
LEARN TO SING. LITTLE FoLKs.-Mr. Bradbury
is preparing to give delightful Juvenile Concerts
this Winter with his new FLORAL CLASSES These
Classes we understand, very interesting snd are
fast filing up Mr. B. informs that he never had bet
ter Glasses. and that the young pupils take hold in right
good earnest. NOW - tile utnc CuiluIeH w
to Mr. Bradbury tomorrow morning, in Mulberry st.
near Chatham and he will show you how it done,
VASDrRLyys CoLuMgrs-To the exhibition Of
the Great National Painting of the Landing OF Column
bus have been added admirable copies of the Homage
TO Beauty by Titan and the Marriage of St Calharine
by Correggo These both carefully painted by MIR
for Col Winchester of Boston. who has kindly loaned
them for the occasion.
JERSEY CRY FERRY-It is stated that and
after the 10Th of November the erragc for foot passen
gers on this line will be reduced from 20 cents and
that an additional boat will be put on during the
ing to prevent the tedious delays now experienced -
both which should have been done years and years ago
IL The MESAGERIE OF Raymond K Warug
made its into the City yesterday and the process
sion il formed created excitement that has not often
been equaled Il almost neutrazed the Juror that has
been got up by the political partissns Us effect how
ever il has been said by those who absorbed in
the quarrels that exist in reference the respective
merits of John Young and Gov Wright was highly bene
fetal nasmuch only awakened the attention OF the
lovers of Natural History the consideration of the fact
that they haze all the facts OF Goldsmith Button and
others, before them The Car OF Agamemnon ava
kened the admiration OF AL while the train as a whole
reminded OF the magnificent, apotheosis OF the Pill
grims at Canterbury In the evening the pageant-and
it assuredly extraordinary one-took up its abb
ding place at Nibos Garden where it exhibited to
the million. In the of the evening Mr. Pierce the
lion tanner exhibited his wonderful prowess by entering
the cage Of the most terocious of the beasts In his way
he has equal and the pertcc, control he displays
the brute creation ecits the applause and admiration Of
every behoder lie places at immeasurabe distance
al! his predecessors This vast Menaserie should be
visited by every citizen
The FINE ARrs-PAisriSc.-There IS an unac.
eountabls disposition in artists those OF
knowledged ability TO waste their talents upon subjects
OF general or particular interest and which some
times merely without importance, but positively
offensive and beneath the dignity OF the profession
While the world abounds with objects OF deep and uni
yersa interest while every hand the grand and beau
tul, the lovely and sublime inexhsustble prouson
attention every step Is uncomfortable how
why an artist should hesitate in the choice of OBJ
ects Why he should descend to those of an OBJ
.cure. meager or forbidding nature. Yet fire.
quenily reminded Of this perverted-not to say pern
cious-tase By wtnes sing paintings totally void Of IN
perhaps offensive their nature If no: positively
disgusting On such works nave seen talents wasted
which rightly directed would have insured admiration
While the object the artist VINO subits his produc
ZION to the public eye should be 10 please and by graf
Tying correct taste, impart new interest II not in
creased dignity his profession the Inconsistencies of
some artists this respect fail excite surprise
This obvious and II may be said plain common
rule though frequently violated is insisted by s the
who have made their opinions matter of re-
cord Sir Joshua Reynolds pertnently remarks in re.
spect objects OF choice that subject be proper
that Is NOT generally interesting There must be-" ne
says something either in the action in the object
I IN which men are universally concerned, and which
powerfully strikes upon the public sympathy
have been particularly struck with the force Of these
/ observations. examining the works Of young and
highly promising artist-Mr. ". l. Sonutag 2c groad-
J way-a denisen Of the Far West whose productions
fresh from the field and the forest transcripts Of Ma
ture which has been the especial tsyorte Of
Boone the daring and hardy pioneer of the West far
nshes in the hand Of this artist distinct and orcib!e
impression of OF the striking beauties that lay
tered IN rch prouson throp gh the country Abod and
free pencil truthful cOloging and quick eye for the
minute attractions well jusr appreciation Of the
enlarged and sublime will enable Mr. Sonntaz 70 give
strength variety and richness 10 his landscapes which
should ensure theul ready welcome INTO the dwellings
OF our citizens. When i Is considered how much Is
lavi,hed upon snowy and expensive furniture and what
really beautiful embellishments found In the cres
hons Of The artist we hope candidate for public
/ favor vii ind abundant encouragement Il the good
taste and hberalty Of the citizens Of Newfork His
por. folio IS richly stored with sketches from Nature,
which, allowed 20 transfer IN his resh and delightful
style OF execution, u the mansions OF our CITIZENS, VIII
afford source Of Intellectual and refined qualification
them, while sorting the same time encouragement
! 70 deserving stranger. An AMATEUR.
QrEEE DoRas-our. Police Reporter sends Us
the following
One night las, citizens were passing n tie
vicinity OF Maahatran-aey in the Of Daanest when
they startled b. the cry Of murder Il was late
hour and the cry naturally caused them 70 look around
and they heard LOUD for help they determined
on finding out If possible whence they came On going
inty the alley the voice became and more distinctly
head and length ascertsned TO proceed from
stable into which Wa elected, and there
! rsey found woman who stated that she had besn