New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-09

friend enjoy il and feeling friendly spirit for the
whole world, make the blessing universal. In this
eres, Continent embracing so many degrees OF latitude
among these sharp witten countrymen OF ours no."
much flashing humor vaushes each day. and Is hesrd OF
forever II is entirely practicable 10 de-
wise scheme by which may be communicated resh-
" naturally instantly from the lips which uttered II 10
thousands who would enjoy II thoroughly. he WHO
says so many good things in Tallahassee, snouo cNpe-
rence the ubiquty Of true genius. sUccessioh oil
sparks should be emitted through the invisible WIRE
which br tine aid of Uncle SAMUEL terminates IN the
sanc,una Of the EDITOR hereof, whose face would De
that moment in perfect maelstFoom oil smiles inconse.
ounre of that capital thing just arrived from his friend
10 Detroit! Is there electrical machine IN the room
The very pledges OF the EDITORS affections are excited
by spark from the swapping region OF vermont! ana
now there is joke from the Prairies new bear
story has arrived from the region beyond the Msslssp
ri message from wag who enlivens the Picay-
une a. New Orleans Take down that message rom
corruscant correspondent of the Louisville Journal =
we will tell PRENTICE letter. Well done Tor Astoria
on the Pacific Ocean Never was better thing SAID oy
SHERIDAN himself! That little sparkle from Dubuque
is worthy the applsuses of theatre That is zeal
binder from the Arkansas Territory Put the light
remove the Carcel How sloriously the scintlatons
thicken during this Of the Holidays we VII!
imagine the scheme accomplished; and for the value
received or TO be received from such plan we can at
least make the return speedily
There is an anecdote Of JARVIS, the well known
painter which is worth preserving:
There is pleasant story related Of JAWS, the dis
tinguished painter; the effect namely that walking
down Broadway one day, he saw before him DARK
locking foreigner bearing under his arm small redce
dar cigar-box He stepped Immediately into Ms wake
and whenever he friend (Which was once IN wv
three minutes for the popular artist kne" every
he would beckon 10 him with Wink TO IAN into me
behind By and by the man turned down one OF tue
cross.streets followed close oy JARVIS and MS TAIL
Attracted by the measured tread o, many feet turned
round abruptly and seeing the procession that follow
ed in his footsteps he exclaimed What Tor de ceooll
is dis VIVA, for you take me, eh What for you SO
much come after eh Z sir, exclaimed JARVIS,
with an air of profound respect we saw you going to
the grave alone with the body OF your dead infant ana
we took the opportunity to offer you sympathy. and
TO follow your babe 10 the tomb The man explained
in his broken manner that the box contained only CT
CARS and he evinced his gratitude for the interest "hch
had been manifested in his behalf by breaking II open
and dispensing them very literally TO the mournersi
a correspondent mentions ridiculous blunder
made by Spaniard new to the language, who
writes back from Hartford some account of his wan
derings in Connecticut, in which he says:
contemplated with JOY in my soul tree standing in
Hartford found by the first settlers, who came from
England 1t has bsce chartered by the LEGISLATURE wnch
document was not able to see on account oil my snort
stay there ! OF course somebody had naii'toio MIN
the story Of the Charter-Oak
In notice OF some OF distinguished artists, IN
the Gossip, we find this gratifying intelligence:
What rapid progress AMERICAN ART is making among
us The encouragement TO good native painters we
are glad to say is constantly increasing. Our cnzens
begin TO look az nome iOr ehceIIenCe NO" ~
be sure, you may find patron who seems OF opinion
that nothing worthy of hanging except human beings
can be produced in America:
Look round his walls mo modern masters there
Display the patriots zeal, patrons care.
His Romish taste century requires,
TO sanctiy the merit he adn7ires.
His heart no love Of living talent warns,
Painting must wear her antiquated charms,
In clouds OF dust and varnish veil her face.
And plead her age as passport TO his grace.
But this kind OF patrons becoming quite rare.
Gentlemen OF wealth among begin to md II Jdshon
able order pictures OF artists at home aud
abroad decorate their parlors galleries Citizens
of wealth encourage all that may to encourage
American art $50 that by and by, we may eXcaim
whenever is proposed supply with pictures from
abroad What send to Europe for good paintings !
Fetch Goals Newcastle Then
Bring bellows for the painting winds,
Hang up lantern by the moon,
And give the nightingale fife,
And lend the eagle balloon"