New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30

-,<y. nv delicious VIZ of Venice and Turner'S by
ss,sp5lS IsBdscspe seeps IN bis esriy manner ~
Ts9hs col. elton also contains some Of NE post
Collins Lesfe Stsnneld, Creswick Herbert heagIsse,
fsoper PcksnRin Elmore Goodail, Uwm, ah' .sNy
pese possible TO see 50 many ~. ~
krcrehf together without feeling Of grsfhcauon ,Ai ,s
sshsol 10 which they belong is our OVID Amons VIZ 80
Ran artists who exhibit may b. 'peclAy me5uohsa 'ne
.nes q Gsat waPP D a,b nsy's' S% the
psintsr work Of exrsordy merit ann Tor grandeur OF
conception and power Of execution Is ~ any
- ~. han Buf for the contributions from the Royal
0.Ierv k;nSIv sent by the King the range Of modern
Besis art would have been completely repr s-nted
on The Pru. sian School the examples are numerous wei
ected and bliantthe most remarkable being unques-
6onably a SEA piece Of AchenDachs, exhibited by me
King This Is picture Of the very highest merit and Wild
.prsy and stormy and tumuuous waves against project
g er being depicted with extraordinary trthulness and
All Tive works by kretzscbmer-One an Arab and ms
Camel and the otb-r Crossing the Nile and both ex
e<edney cleyer-were painted expressly Tor the Duohn
sTbsr, 6ne rspress ntatOn Of Of the scenes in
vu by Beers and the styles Of Levin and Schroeder are
.lso utafed by Dobls examples. Among the Dutch ar
ts,s no exhibit may be specially mentioned the names OF
Hspdreks kckh"us, Barton and GenssOn add among the
French Tsssrt, BOnheur and Lehman The hrstnsmed
M a picture Of very great mel representing With less
A.. mate power but poetic refinement than his Bel
s,sD rysl the temptation Of st. Anthony. Besides the
odesn schools more or less strictly uu'r4ted by cootsmr
rsry painter the hall examples Of the
e. Ut masters w Of which possess much merit and the aA
mission OF which at all may be regretted though
.appa be comDinsd II Beside the attractions thus inn
M esy tcbtd the Fine ARR Hall come clever
bo,ss among them OF the Fresch Empress ny Jones'
which much admired Wi.terhslt~rs portraits Of the
On,s and Prince albert form prominent features Of the
Nall Al fbe end Of which fms Medieval Court is 10 pro-
eos of form alton by Messrs Hardin of Birmingham Al
testber this hail. tab as sample holds forth most
cousgDg prospect Of what may be expected from the
Whole eaIi6tOn when completed and the highest praise
due 10 Mr. Rnney and Mr. Dean the TO especially, for
having by duOus personal canvass brought together
sub collection"
he following letter was addressed by Mr. IngersoI to
The American Consul at Dublin;
"No IS PoRTLAED-PLAcE, LoEDoE. Maya
the received Nothing would be
sv,tIfvfne 10 Dublin which had anticipated and
KgrfT modification II
b with the
sre A. cannot be dtpenfed with postponed Our country
lv Ireisnd She cbenshes In her nmo heart the
l,,e eop Emerald Ise should he and happy
s fsrf Of sentiments the Of the opening the
Erhsor Perverted from doing by being detained officially
my shall sl hope 20 exchange cordial qestng with many Of
IN and 70 tread the soil Of Erin before returning
ss IL there should be regret that The rsPresens
Widespread and popuous Republic unayodsb absent
sm eelebrsGn bis regret will be joined ih your add
ssop complete Of the enterprise and Tor the
fpufd Of the country whose capital ad0rns
with thanks for kindness reman your faithful
vsnt - - H. lHSERsoLL'