New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24
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Correspoud.ut Of the western Continent Is fel As
usual in town he vii laugh si Is and or
caohorses fox scanning the Spring ano 'A7 green sAse
in the iaros future Ina, future IL no" present. ano
tits -uJ more delightful I. he erisJI en' saan II me
anticipation IS 20 us.tsrr Of obesity we oPne 'na
our csbhorse would ften ose as last On ZEE 'ne seeo'
Of green grass IL the fz- fs1urs IS Feas0oaoe "an
could DO On the jokes Of Broadway.
Yes-ths Spring /. here with re- laughing weeping,
coquenh earnest eyes alis;eunE wiz sunny 'ears ane
ner rainen, woven OF warm shadows spansieo WIKI
aowers. TIE City feels Springs rertTiying impulses
sooner than the counuy-as al things nese y Gun
tact and artificial lea; are accelerated II iae
and Development The streets are uA oil So
and ore wsnders foriorn up sad down S'oso"hs iAe
ing Ee has seen before The dresses Oh l'e "
dies Ike the lilies Of the valley and iHe P'lH10 -
the waysde blush and glitter VIII TIE gay co0i VI NC
season the hum of Wall ST. ana Inc
mercantile quarters bear iTeiier Iyta1l' anu 1s
brown and breezy Battery begins 70 pu' lo'E 'i'-i
patches of new srass 70 De cherished into strength $50
fragrance by the and sea-wlnd- ae'e s"u ''e-e
a5ou. The City one gets the tops oil noo-oe'''
desdas el;rrn.e NJ nee with lis branches anc
leave. az it were completely hidden by Ia! oil Fose'
ored snor. The shop windows are decidedly anc en-
ph.tcally in bo.som-,hey have no doubt tna' IL Is
Spring; and such varieties of gnghsm six and masnh
lowers as they exhibi, would puzzle twenty Farmers
Clubs 20 classify and bother Professor Il niu'seh
10 analyze Merry eyed children with bare arms snc
wealth Of golden curs swinging about Ike new grape
endrs in the sun and wind go about the quiet squares
and p-cnensdes in LILLE fairy troops unionFsES anc
the Parade.Groun and that beautifules' 81 Iohn s
Square are musical with the laughing voices OIL 'aese
cheru5s Happiness exhaes az 1t we're from 'heI eyes
and lips and from every graceful motion ing Eno"
lis Spring
Careful housewives without number also know N 'ccid
ing sorrow that i, is Spring. and the dread moving
time is coming Oh Rubbish thou faithfully worship
divnty Spring How different thy foul snd disgust
ing orges-thy musy thy buggy oonrres thy
dissined househodry and calam;ous ca'astraphes TO
the sweet and gentle rites Of Mayday in the eden time
Bu, this is affecting dwell upon; and beside In
New-York nobody dwelIs long any where
The Markets show small and stunted signs OF Spring.
Our pen rendy sprout with the desire OF recording
the advent OF green peas aud young onions and foon
hope the supply of these and kindred decac'es Will
warrant the necessary expenditure o. ink Meanwhile
let pack take down our bedsteads tear up
carpets and prepare for the grand powwow OF next
week
THE NATIONAL AcADEMY-The present Is the
,wenty.frst Annual Exhibition, and II affords abundant
evidence tina; the Institution has reached the age OF man
hood There are more fine pictures and greater
amount Of atured in ;his than in any two oil the
las, fve exhibitions We have only bad leisure tor two
brief and discursve Visits 10 the Gallery this year. ou'
these have satisfied OF the truth of what we say
We are delighted to that the attendance is very iu
and fashionable and that there is ev5eny an Increased
interes, 10 the public the subject OF National Scnool
of Art.
We (who have never seen The great relics OF the
oden Inspiration that swept over Greece and italy, max
ing gods OF the who Inhaled her BREATH scarce
dare SPEAK al all in detail OF Pictures We feel that
there standard of the Beautiful within our souls
but i, is go obscured by ignorance and iuexperence
and the incalculable rubbish Of current criticism that
scarce can We distinguish its outline among the
dreamy aud imperfect visions which Goat about cur pen.
And yet, everybody who preiends to be Editor mu,t
pretend also be able to criticse everything so ~e
will point favorite pictures in the modestest
mGuner possible.
l. Tasso and his Friends during his last illness, A
good competition bu, somewhat s,ify executed. The
head Of the sick oe, is finely drawn.
. River Scene in New. Ham, shire. moot creda5e
landscape No by the artist (Richards is an ex-
quisite thing.
a. Camilla and Gil Bias Co!ored with ali OF Flags
usual depth and richness and drawn with than his
usus! accuracy.
90 PckNick Party One OF Coles admirable land
scapes-so Nature warm, fresh, that there
remains nothing to be desired.
49, Aims Giving painting of much force and ex.
preston 1t is one of Huntngtons best No Il, By the
same ia also excellent.
46 Landscape composition A glorious picture by
Durand.
81 The Dead Courser. This lie small picture by
R4nney and is hung low and unavorabe position.
But Is powerful and startling piece and will hold
higher place in your memory than the Gallery walls
65 Italy. By Huntington wild, dreamy enthusiast
c religious poetca head-ful Of every thing that Italy
is while remembering what she was
10 Julie,-Balcony Scene sweet face, but not our
especial Juliet.
n Lake Chsmplan from near Burlington, with the
Adirondack Mountains A grand and at the same time
delicious picture transmitting undiluted 10 the soul the
very spirit OF the
7s Joshua A. Spencer. massive head, iulI oil the
fire of thought |, 10 handsome and too Young for
the original. but not too intellectual.
- Landing of the Mortimer. Leutze has crested q
style for himself TO whichc strongly adhers; although
this picture is more blending and graceful than usual
wi,Hhm
lO3 North Carolina Emigran,s. picture full ofdeep
and sorry truth enough to make who has the
original here so well depicted TO both laugh and
weep. The scene is the very sadde,s buresque upon
real life and yet real to the life.
l39. PickNick Party. c. P. Cranch. IRIS Is sne Oh
the best aud sweetest landscape compositions whose IN
tense beauty we ever drank in 1t is worthy OF the rising
fame of this true-,houghted young artist
l4i The Mandolin 5 :. osgood We have never
seen more beautiful hesd The attitude is be~itchirs
and ,he white l,,l. hands with their h:ue veins
quisite Spring flowers
$50 Portrait of Lady. This is one OF the mos'
striking pictures in the Gallery It's effects are simply
produced and to asevere there is hashness IN the
but it picture to please and iascinaie the
beholder, The lady is really reading thing not very
often seen in picture
l79. A Lsdy. C. c. Inghsm. Mr. lngharn is certainly
the most delicious coloris, Such soft and velvet trans
usons 10 canvas Of tie delicate and evanescen' tint OF
womsn's beauty, We have not seen elsewhere The
hand and arm OF this picture study for the bes, and
mos, skiliful
2o2- Angels bearing 81, Cs,harine to Heaven c
Risss Tbs S,a ,si,.i,C in,-oiuces q new name 10 ca