New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 90, 1854

NOT hut recall % mind that be had 10 tight
the battle of a race, that be had 10 conquer
the House of Commons and the proud coi1,
iesous English aristocrscy, aud that he mas scheea
H. Bsfred AMI hsl'ed again and again ne mas mover
been be.ten Iusulted snearod g. spurned be mas
trii nrbeJ over al and everything. There Is no
noLeru nan who hss greater internal torce 20 ke'
VI and conquer when thrown down BY superior loFce
than Disrgeli. There is one IN the Ensisn Non''
mems that We could call his equal LOOK AZ tue
hi.sed sud bowled down in the House By SIX hundreu
Of Li. fellows. saving to them. iTW ~ d@fA "0r,
taf tie ims rH come rsea r0z shall l!ssH 70 ne,
AID think how bsavely he las fulfilled hls prophecy
One cannot but cxulI AZ Ike pluck ami en-
ergy be has shown ~ tanning that laughing Kissing IS
sen bly, and in making imperious aristccracy knesl
L. him that h., the rejected the despised might mount
to the sumui. of power BY treadiug GA their necS-
Tie Rev. Charles Kingsley. the author OF Alton
Lookc Yeast and Hypatia Is the writer OF an article
in tie February number OF tra-eTS Magazine on
"ArnClds Poems. in which occur some valuable
thoughts On poetry past and present NJ. kingsley
usually writes the articles ca poetry in this magazine,
sud Las reviewed the BroWnings Teuny son. Smith and
oil ere during tie last three four years lie is
ALWAYS worth reading again and again ou poetry, and i
81 e1mity with that sch0Ol which makes expression
larger than the thought expressed the word psnteTs
who eye in lore with the Muses. form AID face rather
than with her soul Mr.. Kingsley is 8 poet himself
ard very great enc, toe. All who sre acqualntet
with the three books have mentioned hnc~ ho" tue
cl,sr stream 0f his prose runs sparkling over the
golden Sands. and flashing gems OF poetry. But bic
SsHts's Tragedy ia also great real. living d9anA'
aid have some OF his lyrcs By ne IN manuscript
which arc the most perfect Thugs OF their kind IL tho
Eral language 4 collection OF these viii be given
10 tie world before long He printed few IN small
periodical called TIE ChrStaR Socialist, l,Sl- d. one
OF which zee Ferdinand Freiigrstb has bad the excel
lent taste t. print in Lis R0se Tais. agd >ha"r1'f,
published at StG;tgard last year The poem IL enuJied
Tie Three Fishermen, aud it's completeness, finish,
ard scrgiUlncsF, are rare
Truth viii be sure 10 ryCal herself 70 the worship
rers that besiece her shrine doyouty aud
hi, cur pre- kaphselite painters are ILLUSTRATING They
ere getting at tie truth and making their meaning
llsD. John Millss i painting rcture, when IA h.'
own words. is To- take the teeth out of The TD'sss
critic lie Travelled with Mr. Ruskin in the Highlands
ct Scotland last autumn and has painted scene IN the
Trosacts. with 4 portrait of Mg. Gushn. looking On
rainbow near waterfall. Tais is 10 be Mr. Mliais
frc.t vorh. Il is said to bc q marvellous painting
With All the luminous depth of color which character
ICED his Hueeuot Mr. Mllais paints Ike one who
stiures" in lis Colors for immortality. shall nsyer
Trust the beauty of promise again ii he does not be-
Gene tie greatest painter OF our cia. He's only -
ycars OF acc ard already the greatest genius IN our
Ro,aI Acad,my Next TO him, in rhe pre- Raphaelite
Brotherhood is Holman Hunt. tie is painting sub
ioct from tie Scriptures. There will be compromise
between tie critics and the preRaPhaelltcs at rhe
reXt exhibition