New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
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: hpptNahce az me ihllnarinonlc concerts here A "a.
years since. our readers Will remember /, a..
justly criticised by Yuan" the Master Of Ar, =.
the Lond0n Leaeer, and the only SPIRITUAL gasl.A
man whose writings We see. lie Is speaking Of H.,
recent appearance m Bee,horen's Ftdel0:
Madame CASTELAR, III Leonora WAS about a, vo,,
~ any one expected She had not the fslnfex, -.
cepton Of Tie part. tid not understand he nus
anl was not even perfccf N her notes.-the dpe, :,
tie grave Was completely marret by her ntcciIra.~
Extra study viii remedy something Of tins bIi a.
study Will give her GENUS, no study Will eve h,
Sprit Tame. iU>,pid and pretty she Will alu-vs
F Re With delicious voice. Considerable skin gr,S
utonation. and entire absence Of meaning STbs
very entrance told US what 10 expect lnS,eatc
coming IN exhausted with fatigue. and WON ~
} anxiety, She stepped forward smiling coluetrsS
rretty--wlth more the ar Of Cherubno thsn X
F0eho-sud even when the words II am ure5s
are placed III her mouth she bcheS them 5y hsr
fresh and cheerful bearing. When the ason,
begins to pile up" A. The Americans graphlcsly
express II. SIZE goes through series OF conyen.
tCna attitudes bat neither IN her face nor her tones
can The slightest emotion be detected. | will M,
compare her with sophie Crurelh, II would be N.
kind
Mr.. RusxrN the author Of Modern Paia,er,.
&c. Ia. written a second letter 10 the TTes, upos
The Pre- Raphaeh;e Artists. lie finds three faults
want Of beauty IN the features Of the peosons--i,
fe,tve colorng Of the hesh-and an apparent want 4
shade He says he can and no further fault and coz
cudes in the following strain
And 50 | wish them all heartily good speed =.
leving IN sincerity that II they temper the cogns.
and energy which they have shown M the ad0pt0.
of their system with patience and discretion m pQf.
SUNG Il, and n they do not SufcT themselves 20 =
cYen by harsh careless criticism into rejection
the ordinary means OF obtaining influence over Tie
minds of others. they may. they gam experience
lay IN our England the foundations Of a school OF ar
iiobler than the world has seen Tor 300 years
The art-criuc Of the Times rejoinS by denying al
Mr.. Ruskin's propositions
The ParS.ans are delighted with A3om IN
Aubers new opera la CorisiiIe 4 Oranges.
The Queen OF England is now enteriag upoa u,
S3d year Of her age and the 18th Of her reign
There is a rumor ahoat that the Queen hasa.
ranged her parties so far INTO the Summer IN Order
that the aTisiocraey may be detained IN town. and
not run away from Prince Absrts fairy palace q
labor ." so may be expected long and brilliant Log
don season.
The author Of alton Locke and Yeast has luAd,
hyered a lecture IN London, OF which We find the h
lowing account IN the London Leader:
CHARLES KINGSLEY delivered gigantic lecture o,
Wednesday, 10 the Christian Socialists and others.
vast III extent. running 10 the prepOserous length OF
two hours and half most interesting from begin
ning 10 end-hesrd with unabaed desire 10 listen,
down 10 the last word. Its subject was the appca-
tOu OF the Associative principle 10 agriculture aud Of
agriculture 10 the Associative principle. We DO not
subscribe to all his interpretations but, unQueSOn-
ally, If landlords would act as he advises be the ex-
emplars and trainers of the true " gentleman II
property, with It's duties, were held as he ADVISES,
honestly in trust and # all the clergymen would
teach the law of God as he teaches not Ia against
tie law of Nature unQues!lOnably then some Of our
institutions would be all the safer To his man To-
pic We must advert next week only saying that no
is excellent for dealing with the prirrple as the e.
SontIal thlng-WIth the system by which II may %
carried ont secondary. lie supplied "A hiatus
the broad theory of the Associative doctrine, and his
promised pamphlet on the subject will be as eagerly
received as his lecture was.
OF Mrs. Brownmg's last poem we ind the fol-
lowing notice:
This, the last OF Mrs Brownings works, will IN
no degree detract from her well established fame.
IL has the same genuine poetic lnsplrauOn-the iOiy
human hopes and sympathles-the same faith IN mo
worlds future. Mrs Brownlng's strength Is her hu'
manly her cry Is emphatcally the cry OF the hn'
ma1-it is not the voice Of one crying IN the wilder.
ness but of the human heart crushed and wounded
wherever III It's agony, and anguish and despair tha
heart may beat
In order to abolish a large branch in the Post
Office department, which IN itself IS the cause OF con-
siderable loss Mr. Rowland HI IS understood 10 ne
completing plan for compelling the use Of stamp
upon all prepaid letters.
The Church ana state Gazette states that decisive
steps are IN contempt atom, with view TO releveihs
Church from the scandal of allowing the arch-Ro-
manlSer DIR Pusevl 10 continue IN his depOrabls
course of conuptinL her doctrine and discipline
The splendid gallery of pictures in BrdgeWater
House has been opened TO the public by the liberalD
of It's possesSor, the Earl OF Ellesmere
Professor Dick. of Edinburgh has pronounced
an opinion that hydrophoDia Is purely work OF I'M
aglnatlOn.
The Scotch journals record that lately schooner
has been dispatched to DAVIS Straits 10 open herea
cod fishery, beng the hrs. enterprise Of the KIND yet
attempted.
Several eminent firms in Belfast are about TO en-
gage IN IRON shlp-budlng At that port, and have
lodged requests for yards with the ilarbor Board
The Great Exhibition has produced large IN
crease IN the sums for which the metropolitan lura'
pixies are let
1t Is rumored that review upon an extensive
scale Will take place IN the course OF the Summer
WIndsorpark
The coal area Of the British Islands amounts to
1900 square miles, being about One-tenb Of me en-
tire Of the country the annual production being
32,OCOOOO tuns.
Nearly 1000 pers.n. arrived in Liverpool from
Ire and the course OF last week and the Chairman
Of one of the public boards asserted that % per ceh
Of them were paupers and beggars.
1t j. stated that there are 800 nuns in Ireland
Spirits equal IN strength and quality 10 the Oes'
Hollands GIN, have lately been manufactured IN scV'
land from turnips.
The total number Of officers and men employees
in tie Irsh COnstabulary on the lst January lss
was 1888.
Mr.. Stevens, a trtdesman, was fined ESQ on
Tuesday last, by the Liverpool Magistrates, Tor man,
uiactUrng IN article called tea, from the leaves o.
beech and plane trees.
"A gentleman farmer IN Hants, named Twynsm
IS about to cultivate fax most extensively ID ne
LeghborhoOd Of southampton. About 900 acre.d
land viii shortly bc devoted 10 this purpose.
According to SIR William Someryile, IN ne
course OF Tie asst ten years eleven Commissions and
sIxty-thIee Parl siuenlsry Committees have inquire
into and reported on tie state and prospects Of Ire
land.
The penny narratives Of the executions and ls
Cyng speeches and confessions have been ascef
ccrtainoc to have been sold IA the following mum
bers OF Rush, 2,5tO.OO0 the Mannlngs, 2,JO0W
o. COurvOiser, .GCG go Of Good, $4,000 OfCof-
der, $50 90 Of Greenacrc, $4,000.
during the year ended January 5, 1851 Es3oo'
$50 =. ID. received IN Customs Duties al Liver
pool against q Oss li5 lis. 81. al London
-lIr Rrlne L.. laielx cnmnlntel TIE contract