New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

4 YEAR. ike srples srd veceeheries. However,
Pc. rs Of The Ori.rr firm cas at tie beet reeen'
contributions Of American htsrsfare
William Hewitt has returned from Australia,
hale snd hearty az ever. He has published Boys
Book the Bash but this will not be the only NJ
ersry result L was permitted q view Of Miss
Eowitts studio the other day, and found her very
tusy with TWO CT three n, W pictures. second
Part of Margaret" from Goethe's Faust prom
ises well. Also picture in parts rom shehe!
Sensitive Plant" full IT beauty. But the most
s,rikire sketch wa. that of picture TO be entitled
tie "Castswsy.' scene from London life at the
preseut time. Miss Hewitt follows well after
Holman hunt in depicting the life as 1t Is IN the
world of To-day SO much neglected BY our ariists,
who are forever strauing their eyes on the past.
ard taking their subjects rum books, or initiating
tie old masters in vain. Miss Hewitt has high
sims, snd will rot fail to win high position as
painter. All she wants to make her great one,
is life. expel Hence which " III come in time.
We are TO nave a new edition of TennySons Po-
etioal Works, illustrated by such artists "a Nil
lais. stauteld, Creswick, ROsetti, and others.
/ ach poem is to have one or more Illustrations.
This i something to look for. as it will be one Of
the uolltst contributions offered to the world
in tie shape of book our greatest living poet
illustrated by cur greatest living painters. sup
pose the hooks OF Dr. Doran, which have been re-.
lea. He is a very pleasant gossipy writer, of ill.,
finite an.cdote. He was. for some time. editor of
Tie Church and STATE Gazette; is writer in The
Centl,mans Magazine aud is now Il contributor 70
Tie hheHGum.
There have been two articles recently in TIE
Critic, purportirg 10 be review of George Gllhl-
laIs Lew Gallery Of Literary Portraits. These are
signed Beta, which means Stanyan Bicg. and they
irresisiibly call 70 mind those lines in tirmllian
49,. Il, FL Ot .,nl IL
II bave r-,ie~eG m srlf necessarily
YEA mace coB'ract Tith kindred soul
For utnsl Interchange of putfery.
Gods-boS We blew Zach o Der
OF this third Portrait GALLERY, | must speak
seine other time. NJ. Louis kossuth las become
O journalist. IL seems somewhat strange TO US
Il at lie sLould associate himself with the rival oi
Be,fs Litc-THc Sunday Tsmss--a sporting paper
But. OF course il is the man and not the organ we
have to look to. Moreover, this paper has re-
Gently changed hands and may drop its pugllistic
and turfsh pretensions. Alexander Smith has
lately delivered two lectures in Edinburgh on
Poets and Poetry. l make the following extract
from one IN Burns:
Ire olo pootr, OF ircden, and action, Of men ia
collision gio tbese fellows Apd ths forces Of nature,
seems TO have fed from Epl labd. The heroes oi
modem poems sire gene rsliy .tients; instead o. ac-
un rh,e is y-Tsa'ioD On a'i manner % -Pstruae
sro metaphysical suhjec's S0iiOqdy is Immensely
EMPLOYED.
sophie Certain alarmed cf,ti,s a crying oat m Il
ro.s nos-a GAYS SIRE altogether wrong that they
have stray from the ptos " ihsr fathers, that II
poetry woud again be- stro0g and healthy, she must,
iii. Aufaus touch a. earth, snt drag from thes,e
me- supt " of strength and beauty. II seems To US
tbnt tbs uufcry il II great measure useless-1o
Other Kind poetry could be written at present: u
ves rev 10 the pds't Is the necessary product OK
cur oirouo staIces. l. h, civilized and luxurious
c"huy, where men have OF, ~ in earlier days, 10
CGptld I, 7 VERY lie wE the hilnd forces % nature,
the passions, those wild beasts OF the hear are
10 frr tau,td auo oom.suooied, shers struggles are
ciity u tsl aud ,iergec ac'lon next 10 Inp)ssl-
BE. ~here men are thrown, il they would escape
enauf into pou.s literature and science, where SCI
tI1. j. 81 " ad,atCei far enough 10 see dscodAnce
8Id oscIc p.I cy, not harUt snd completeness vi
tucb cIcums ance The siJ IL ut poetry OF when VIC
have h,.u speaking is mn inevitable pfodu Those
who link il evil mag comfort themselves with the
thug 1T that every evil right Itself 81 engtb ltn'
irg expires sooner than wcIthlsss book. How
uui. tl> 10. Della Cru-csrs died Gently A. sish
The Minerva LOyts ana nOi-elesslJ as ghosts, hos-
eN.r trDupeted aud spplauded Slti the army, which
10 can lumber, o. stupid authors wax into %
lsiou, each, happily. with his books under MS am
Aud with the following amusing extract from a
LEMON paper, which makes some literary pre-
tensions, conclu0e:
Amurx our valuable notes on the list OF new
b1Lr ~bich you monthly give, there s Que that Al
luG,s 10 the London colT,sponieDt0t ! he NEW i0hS
THIrrHE aid bis opipIru # 40 English novel AMI its
He il ne most extraordinary wIisr gong. He tells
the nost srsuge sioIi.s of English lera read hlS
letters N every number 81 me TRIBUNE ana oy
every letter sm asiool-h.d; nor am the ony ons
Bis letters by some persons supOpteo IL De NJ
by NJ PnleLy, Kossu,hs iisnd; bur this - not the
cas-. They must bOssvtr, come from somebody IA
LONDON well acquainted with what IL gong On
III tie literary way among us here. He knows spms-
hing cobic cradle but be lnvens vast deal more
iioL be- kIows. lie afiifus nos, that they say Car
'b 70 mss been driven mad by nex'-dDOr nslshbor.
10 viii pcrist in Keeping cbckes close by his read
'ing.TOOm.' Then be- passes 10 declare IN a.
Bower is this hat and the other, for last night
saw sJd studied the bsok ana too Of his head, 10
tie HoUse Of Commons, for an hour. His phre-
Lol"ey often comes out snould bosever, lik- %
know who this cores pOnGeBt il II Is some ono
hmoog W, evdeotly, AID feel rather inclined t. say
1t forge ting at - Martins oil Oc the other
hight, when CbMnst Jones tried ~ speak-Iur1 him
out turn ut the Russian spy. At all events, let US
try TO fed no it ls thus taking and making notes
among rs, and printing too"
A FAMOUS MAN MISUSED.