New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-28
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, &c, To->ish'

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from Arnold. Ire unsnucipsisi delight illn'nsl 'y
The former NOR, than esrn 2snsafed for The di'apfon'
aeat 'ecs.i,1ed By the lsrt-I We have roi room ''
more particular notice th' norn.ns
We regret tsat no account % Nime Laoorde 'eInS
obliged 10 fa1. 40 eus.ses. mt Of uolll ~
.irs f.r the Philharmonic society ~ fniale 3-la '
n..ht Lac-.-i1 Will Pc gwen tl-m'fro" Ni-a' AA- 'D
rr-sv evening vs-o xiI be repeste1 for ne ias'tna
III, season "a Msme La5ords and portion 90 ne
Company open o. Philadelphia on Friday evening neA'
T4t Corar OBJ DEAIH-We are gao - learn
that this -rsat moral and religious Painuns every "'
~ which D.. instinct with spirituality. i attracting 'ai-s
audiences ~ the femals Academy 10 hr'oA'n D. -,
,5,-sposrauc.. indicate that twill 6s seen and studied
sy The greater portion o. the intelligence aud beauty OF
our sister city In. creditable 70 sheir taste As il
&. rrafvins ID the friends of Ar ana We venture 20
promise that toe cluren. Of Newiork MI be a. ready
- chow their appreciation o. this sublime WORK %
tbeir gifted countrymeu. 81 are those % bfoohyn'
tr,u various Indications 5egini3 believe taai ne"
.-, coon coma. 60 ATT 10 Amercs aud that We are
-,5y commencing 60 achieve that brilliant destiny
which bal. seen reservei for usto carry ne fine Aus
e. higher po.a, OF spirituality As wen IS pny'''''
beauty than they have ever reached
To cxogi.te intellectually OF the Greeks was 80
married with the skeptca supeTsttoas and nceno-'
so-t Of me times and 60 cold snd Aisiess beneath -
srotesoue and degrading mythology. that 5esaulu a.
were the r5ducts q their srtsis they but imPeFecty
,,.t the desire. of true sous and leave the higher
meanings Of the Fine Arts uun,srpreied II the Italians
supplied this deficiency their paintings they tel in'o
spirit Il asceusln too often used but So the ms'A oil
prueni i1ns nation and We sre alternately ifozen'
shocked aud reyosed 81 their works Much "hen 'he
world has careessly received as religious ier'of Is ou'
the inpurity Of corrupt era aud artist too hny con-
ces,sa 10 bear the slightest examination. Many
. HOLY Virgin" aud Ns gdslen and saint OaiaeIihe'
A.. &c. Is but an Italian bacchante falsely labeled and
those who fnd such holy meanings 10 the gross render
iass of physical beauty by Corregg'' the CafaceL Hu
sens T.,au SC would not permit themselves 10 zoos
upon modern pictures conceived and executed IN we
sane spirit
But the moderns have substituted modesiy and nor
sty for such thinly disguised impropnetes' and We
know Of no modern great picture when does IN tfl'u
convey an elevated moral iesson, while a. the same
tine appealing o the sense Of beauty WIKI the null
tolcstion and Tree exhibition smong IS u such pic
tures as The Court Of Death, Napoleon Crossing
the Alp." The Return Of the Dove TO the Ark, sud
many others We could name and with the constant eT
tension and increase Of Art Unions both domestic and
international We msy shortly hope 10 see the process
OF car,sts cation commence, which is % result IN the
formation of A National American school % Ar
This school when t comes-as come i will-cannot
fail 70 partske of the vigorous natural sustaining and
climbing sprit OF our country aud our race-a race
which OF oil that have yet appeared earin' - gifted
with the power % absorbing and digest o. The VOTES
and experiences OF those that have passed away OF are
d,csyng around H. and reproduce their essence Ia
10. own expanding snd strengthening Individuality
The great want al presen, is an opportunity Tor our
artists % study the works OF the masters Of the Oh
xorld-not g. initiate them nor servely adopt their
spirit but o. esn from them many secrets OF arr
which are the gradual growth OF ages Of practice and
experience. and which mo- one human life u long
enough 70 discover ani elaborate
/ RArHAEL's CaRToo>s.--We cat the following
from me advertising department Of Ths Tribune
III. - 4
representing toe ~acrince Lystrs being % the
iebrsied tapestries made by order OF Pope Leo in
the year so snd which c0s' 30 crowns or -le'0O
I'm. beautiful Tapestry Is - feet LONG By q feet
hgb and retains 10 remarkable degree - original
color. and general magical eject Price IL = Geo. &C.
Now We sro not going assert that this may not Re
one Of -he original tapestries made from the Cartoons
Of Raphael becsuse We have not seen o. But the 3D.
,-rt.er OF this picture has made such confusion q
term. as seems 90 be quite Inconsistent "'ih kno"
EIDE Of these work. and would argue strongly against
the renun.aoss Of the picture even were not the price
setae1u b. enough 90 render its sesuneness extremely
sousr.i ir viii be- seen th4t the picture is nrsi ad'er
u.,d asa Cartoon ~ Raphael. and siierward men
TONED .. one OF the celebrated Tapestries made by
order Of Pope Leo x our readers are Of course
aware hst the Cartoons and the Tapestries are very
different things The latter were made 10 fland'rs'
from 'h. former and while the Cartoons are 10" ADO
have been Tor many year, IA the Qaeen private chapel
ia Rockingham Palace. the Tapestries were sent some
20 the Royal Gallery Of Dresden some g. that Of Wen
ma and the rect % the Vatican Those 10 the Vatican
were .eut 20 Paus by Napoleon but subsequently, re-
fu-usd 20 Rome. where they sull are-~hAe those al
Dre.ten and Vienna have never been removed, that
W. have heard Of Tia therefore ABSURD 20 advertise
.aC,rtoou Of Raphael being one Of the Tapestries
made BY order Of Pope Leo x ant st.li more aoslrd
70 suppose that either Of these work, has desenerated
In value A. the rate spoken Of 10 the Advertisement
There is uo doubt tha, either Of ihem It offered for
sale In Europe would Instantly bring $1,000 and
probably much larger sun
Now we are rot - great a .rcker tor the Old mas
te-.r ss Dot 10 rad beauty and value n vel executed
copies 90 the contrary. We derive great pleasure
from the contemplation Of such copies when selected
with care sad ,rested with proper feeling But We
DO very decidedly ob.ec. having them advertised az
orrss and sold 70 the csreles. the uniformed 81
prices which would buy 0sisel good pictures from
living artsts snt our fellow countrymen.
OrARANTINE-The Committee % the Legisia
ture on the subject o. the removal Of the present Omar