New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

the very hrest IN the building the quality OF the
after ehcltng universal admiration. She also coz
u1euies some valuable machinery, and instruments
a group OF figures IN cast-lron and copies OF the
NGr"lch, hheaian. aid Alexander vases, rich!y
glt IDslce, and be Latter beautifully mounted ~
silver. all Of which come from the Royal Foundry IN
Eerhn and number of fire casts, anu oronEe>. IN
lead non, and rom other cItleS specimens OF
6xcelt nj printing and type Autographs. c!cctroiyp-
ngs, and very beautiful maps. We find also CON-
pete collection of native ropaLes, ranging from
NEARLY black 20 clarstcoored and brown a1t thence
W 70 the flashing. coiOrcSS Jewels I'M, Amos
rival the brllhance Of The diamond boxes made out
al onyI-sion.S and mo>S-sgaie>, Of extraoril-
nary Beauty, the soft nbers of the bright fresh
looking MOSES seeming 20 aOa: N the iranSpar-
tnt texture OF The stone. an entire tea service,
ncluCmg spoons, most eXQulse.y cut out OF red cor
relian. of remarkable beauty the tray. formed OF one
piece. and very rchly veinet, oclng the largest OBJ
ect ever fashioned out Of this beautiful SCo>txce.
The collection of trinkets, pipes. cheSSmeR &c. OF
amber also remarkable for their and purity
MS ocd-!ooklnS ma line, something IKE mango,
iniI OF stops hAe AN organ, Is an EloSian, KEYED
instrument OF SIX Octtves. with metal springs or
tongues, which are made To v5rate by means OF bel
lows. and IS sad 10 produce very tne tones ms
pendulum clock shows the variations OF time In
twenty different places The VARIOUS textIls fabrics,
furniture. carvings, and holdings IN carfonp,srr,,
are all respectable IN quality but generally want
Ing IN taste The carpets and laces from Brussels
good but their Cd superiority. especially THAI
Of tie carpets, paes before the star of France. The
glass and porcelain OF THIS department has been al
ready noticed The iron-saies models of strength
and beauty.
Wuriemburg sends a quantity Of stuffed animals
representing SCIENCES from Goethe's Rsngeche FFchS,
and other popular fables. The admirable action im-
parted 10 these little beasts the nmitahe expression
which The artist has conirived 10 throw into their
faces, and the rlch fund of hunor embodied them.
place these charming groups among the most capital
things In the building. Just .Oos al this newly
RED couple, IN all the adorable Illusion Of the honey
moon, taking an evening walk this WHY man Of
gi0SpfCt briefs
doctor inspecting the tongue OF far hypocondrlac
this party of tiny weasel> ENJOYING the delights OF an
aesthetic tea. and the ectstatc abstraction OF one Of
the guests Who has Just LAID down MS cup anu San-
Ger. and Is now lmprotlsIng the piano. his head
thrown back. MS eyes in fne frenzy hxed upon va
cancy, and inspiration streaming from every HAIR
Rewards reception OF the kings messengers his
journey with the hare. his various wicked deeds, his
sly peniience and his pilgrimage 10 Rome. all are
rendered With wonderful spirit and truthfulness, and
give one quite new IDEA OF the erprtSSI6lHfy OF
hlrsute physognOmeS
Emerging not without difficulty, from the narrow
avenue consecrated to these curious groups. and
which is al ways crammedto sutoc atonby eager visi
tors. We make our way INTO PrusSIan Ssxony, glanc-
ing as we pass at fine, healthy-lookng Camella,
laden with leaves, buds and full-blown flowers, and
standing a large tub, the whole thing being made
Zone marveIs how , of fine porcelain, at the Royal
manufacture Of Nelssen. before alluded TO.
Here We admire the richness OF the Saxon woods,
and the hneness Of the cloth inspect the paintings
on plates of iron and tin the heavy, elaborately
carved furniture, and pctuTe-iraIneS made out OF
stays horn and the great raised tabeau OF Castle
Florence, Prince AlbeTt's birthplace.
In Nassau find some furniture of very novel
description, beng yeneered over with the rough sur
face of stays horn nterSperSed with wTeathS, small
animals, and other devices carved out OF white horn,
and polished 10 initiate IVORY. The secretary Is sur
mounted by a Greek temple, IN which are several
figures IN attitudes, an ivory clock depend
ing from the ceiling The back and sides Of the sofa,
and the arms OF the chars, are made OF branching
horns and the feet finished of with ornaments
composed of the great white teeth OF this animal
An immensely of labor must have been expended IN
the fabrication of these objects, which an outrage
upon taste. and fit only for the lodge of the hunt
ter, or the hut of the savage
In Bavaria a colossal hon. fifteen feet long ana
nine feet high, cast in bro0ze aud the Hereochro-
mic pictures upon mortar ground, pastered on wood,
a new method OF producing ndesHucubIo paintings
on walls, invented by Fuchs Of Munich.
In Saxony proper remark the china, and en-
ameled paintings from Meissen and Dresden, al
ready noticed, and the various produc OF one OF
the most extensive wlg-makers IN Europe.
The Netherlands send great variety OF useful ana
interesting objects, none of which demand any spe-
cIal notice, with the exception of magnificent SILVER
teakettle some flowers and butterflies carved out OF
Carrara marble. specimens of transparent writing,
Conucopia full of fruit and flowers made out OF
human har, and a magnificent stomacher, IN three
parts, each of which may be worn separately, com
posed of diamonds and pearls. QuASruM