The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

Drawing sf the Phuladelphla Art Uniens
Last svsniDg the xusioal Fund Hsii al va ~ crowded
by large audience ef our oitissns to witness the
annual dsIibution Of paintings by our Art Union.
The business consisted In the reading Of
the Report Of the Board of Directors By Col Jsnes
wsllace. Chairman Of the Excessive Committee,
and the delivery Of very eloquent and appropFiate
sddIess BY the Hon William d. Kelley. Afsr these,
on motion, tho thanks Of the meeting were present
Looted Mesars Dreer and Woodward 10 superintend
the allotment. Mr.. Joseph N. PiersoI, Notary
Public, then announced that, by request he had
examined the S,lS5 oertificsses which he deposited
In one wheel, and sixty one cards, numbered from
one to sixty one, corresponding with the paintings
to be distributed, which he placed in another wheel
The superintendents then proceeded to the allot-
ment, and the following pi,tures were awarded to
the gentlemen whose names are annexed -
Patrick Henry. delivering his speech the Stamp
Act, 17e6 painted for the Art Unsn By Rothsrms BY
feet drawn By G. Grief, Philadslphia
Storm Of Cape Astapan, Coast Of Greece, painted
and presented BY Paul Weber 81 by 10 inohes drawn
by Charles roppsn, Philadelphia.
8 Hsgsr and Ishmael in the Desert, painted and pre-
seDtd y woodsids, 50 BY ~, drawn by Mrs. Thomas
4. The Contrast; Blind Bsggar, his Dog, and Daush
ter st street Corner asking aims while che rich
alghtiug from their Equpsses painted BY
@ schuesssls 80 BY 2s drawn by o. n Rogers Philsde
s. The Mountain Pass; landscape and figures; painted
ana prsesnsse Dy John Wiser "a by a. drawnby Daniel
8 The Young Vocalist; girl with guitar, painted
and presented sy Groustisn 81 BY 20, drawn BY VIM
I. Roger Williams banished from Massachusetts,;
painted and presented by r. f. RothermeI SO BY 90
drawn BY Mrs Hail. Philadelphia.
View OF Rio Janeiro, with American fgats and
other vessels painted and presented by Montaast,
GA BY 40, drawn by willism r Biddls Phidadslphia.
Five Miller from Home, . landscape, with shower
coming painted and presented by A. Stein 80 BY 26
drsvn BY Russell N Briggs PhiiadslphiA.
the white settlement, painted and presented by J. K
Trego 80 BY 20, drawn by Albert Moulton, Philadel
phia.
Pilgrims Progress,n painted and presented BY William
Richards, 80 by 70, drawn by H. NJ Burroughs, Phil
sdephia.
II. Land,cspe, Germantown scenery, pAintsd and
preS nted by Joshua SHAW, 80 by a. drawn by W. Bar
tie Meadvlle, Penn
IL Marine. ship Of Boston hsrbor, painted By the
late Thomas Birch presented by Andrews Meeser 26
by lS, drawn BY RobesoD Lea, PhilsdephiA
IA Fisherman Of the Rhine youth ent,ced away by
water Ny ynph painted and presented by T. Buchanan
Read 80 by 25 drawn by Pate Haven Schuy lk county
TO- Falls OF Niagara painted and presented by Rem
brandt Pesle, "A by IL, drawn BY Ruth A. Newcomb
16 Mad Thlon pastel port1 ait painted and presented
By A. Lawrie, Jr 80 by "a drawn by Thomas Liggins,
Phi adelpha.
IT, The SCHOOL, crayon painted and presented BY j. G.
Badger 70 BY 10, drawn BY John Ross Philadelphia
IL. Mississippi Boatman an old man smoking his
morning pipe ct the river de painted and presented
bye ., Bingham, "A BY Is, drawn by Hartman Kuhn,
10. Cape San Msritso painted by Trippsl presented
By Jsmss Earle, "a by 49, drawn by Charles psgs,
presented by James 8. Earle "a by 1s dra wn by A. j.
Dougherty Philadelphia.
Fl Otter Creek Scenery; view in Vermont, painted
and presented by Isaac Williams, 30 by n drawn by
Chares = Hupeld, Philadelphia.
~ Lsndsospe; an approaching shower, painted by
J N. 7. Van otarkenberg, presented by George W.