New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
aRriy sFW HAvEN-rHS COLLEGE
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TIE students Of Y,s Ioege AMI he e;hIsns OF Ne'.
Haven have 70 cue OF the haesf coiecaonr o'
r.r,;nc. srd other works Of at ever formed IN thus
sour.ry A fev ssE.leren co-1-c'ed VIII o1e o' 'ne
WOES NJ. lopg siscs formed The piaa Of borrowing
for sho,t time TIE ehocest paintings ana s,s'u~
~. rse..ior Of citizens of New Haven and other Ps'-
oe Coppceic- :cgstte- with sor,e works OF supeno'
r-.rt iron, New. York, With which 70 f,rm gallery
e1brscng specimens Of Amos; every school oeui-
r.ee vas formed, cors.r OF Pros. +. E SALISBURY
p,,,a,t-d y. silmsr, jr ard Messrs. W. l..
E;ur.l,v r. J. Bette, A. y. Skinner snd u. u 1.I-
rAr, liese "a ntlsmso bsve scuceeaed In io'IniIs
collection which fO- ys.leiy ga Llsi ha' usN-. oe
.QusleG il New. E1glant. Il eaofaSes suo1. ~.
,nrr "a al paintings hesce soss works n water
coLors to-eth.r with eons derzee n2Doe. OF sp'i'-
m.rs Of sts,usry sni few most vs dso!s ensaSioS;
TIE collection is walked 8: res. hundred 'N'"s-"N
Ar,p N tie Alumni Baii.ag affords sveEy eon-
v.ni.pr pso. for :he Exhibition, snd tie Committee
have spared 10 expense N n.ting up Nta .SsYs
thing ;hsr pertains tc ocnioI; and elessn e, oie'
scoIrt of me PIE ,pal works c)n,silei N tne c)ec-
flor r-sy provs Ltetss,irgt your .esders Your cor
r.spouaen; csn let furnish To- them snv -'e we o.
s.rys.icns for which he il ss hte rnei as taN ms-
ter.of.isS ori;ic r5o replied 70 fieNd c..uls s a.
,entior 70 tie 5rsadtk OF cooriog in psrtng. Yes
il il about three inches, ic5ge Oi early Da,ch
pcture there sre several fEe 81 'c.msns smorg the H
Da.,h B.ors 81 Pay and "JepashSs snS G,,n a
md "A Du.ch Fsir,' by Paul Bril- &" Game
Pecs. hy Jan Fyt, ara Az Interior" by Brau"sr:
liz the collection also seyers origsasi po,sIs, 90
r.re value. Among tnem is ore c. OLysI srseu'
which rss formerly lfe r,oper,y OF ne Drke OF New
"a ~ by NroI. !; vas given = the fs,rer o: tne
preser. cwrer the Rev. II. Barber OF Amenia, n l.
There is also olisiaai Portrsl, oi t;snsh, eo-ulv
uted by lie Hon. II. s. Sanford OF oeloy, iSinsiy
orr Cisr., d'AhiiYes at rsris. liHss psmee by ne
Freuch s;is Greuzs, sni was given 6y Ffansn 70 hs
friend D-. NJ. Beyer, autlor OF eeieorsted wers on
IL. .tDUe rods /. hung :sr i'e IN re oitiy 9i Iae
peiloscp1er e pe.sy snd seers 70 nave Ssus ,iT T
bereyolerce ard wisdom. There sre s-so orlsn
portraits Of Madame de Gsul,. by lie B'un' Sa1 'i
th, Ducbess Q. Marlborough, by II. &. hneAer.
An.ong AmeT.csr pailters, me toA2Fihs sfe rsP-e-
.erteG Trurbur A stor, Cols. Dlraud, Morse,
kansat, Chureh FLAG, Wei-, Huntington. y. l..
boar Clifford, Lspg, Doughty, Hins.le, Roster,
T. White Champney, Hays, C.opsey, AM, DarFie'
Tsit.
The collection is asc enriched with several originals
Of the Old masters. Prominent aia0us these Is MS
don na by Marili> OF the SO OF IIs- Ln's pfctu.5
wa tent fron Spain to tne CG' edsa. Oh MsAiG. a.
occupied at one tine p,sce above tne grand shs-.
The tressns owner d. W Cot,, esq ot N0rwlen, pur-
chased il in Mexico during the occupston o' that 'i.y
10y the United States troops N 1873. Iaete is als1
Sleeuipc Cupid BY Guido, purchased az the same
time. Mr. Cct 40 contributes " Ieschlng OF 81
Johr,' by Mvrillo, which VAS procured 81 Lana
during the revelations OF 1881. Nesr taese hspg
Madopns snd Child by Luj. Carscci; "Msdonna
ard Child Fl zebeth and St. John, by S;aedons,
; nnn;l 81 Couegl:io ard Mater Amabis, =" by C.r,
Dolce. There also excellent COPIES from Rspnaei,
Ti,isp Andres tel Sarto, Michael Augelo Guido,
Claude l., =. .ine, Nc.
nave not spsce TO p.rticularize many Of the pc
tures which void rep:y ysi; TO the Gallery.
Among thess are two pictures oy }. W. GsPss-Cne
ntng the departure fro his castle Of the ar
ofWsrvick upon the morning Ct the battle o. Nasehy,
the ether his return upon the same evening N )rtay
wounded. The Hon. A. Belmont has kindly furnished
to the collection Aohenb.chs Marine View by
Moonlight" which attracted much admiration in the
Belmont Gallery. There 10 picture by Swowois of
Niesns, entitled RISE 0. the House Of Hapsburg,
which represents interesting incident. Rudolf of
Hspsburg, VIXEN simple Count, is hunting, after q
storm; the mountain torrent has swept away the
sndbIidge, rear which priest sis unable to cross
with the sacrament to a dying man, while boy a.
his feet entreats him 10 goi Rudolf dsmouuts, gives
the horse 10 the priest and on his return refuses to
accept it again. it has been used by his Savior in
the Host aiterward, the priest becoming Archbishop
of Mayer CO and one Of the Electors oil the German
Empire, procures RudoEs election IS Emperor Of oil
Germany.
The gallery contains also an eIqusitey wrought
statue by Greenough, representing The Seraph Abel,
faithful found smorg the iathess' beside busts by
Crawford Of Cicero, Homer aud Demosthenes, which
executed by the artis. during the first year of
LIS residerce at Rome. These s,e, however, but
part OF lbe collection Of statusry.
In a cabinet adjoining the main room is choice
set cton OF engrsyiDgs, sketches and mibatures by
Raphael Morghen, Sharpe, Sir L. Lsndseer, Muler
and others of equal emnence.
There are two sketches by the Gerusn artist
Schleich of which q curious account If given II IS
said tnst he accustomed, while waiting for his
evening mes, al q oofee-house, to amuse himself by
backing the bottom of 4 plate with smoke, and
sketchng upon it with stick the hesds OF various
animals. the specimens in the gallery represent the
head of fox snd rabbit, which exhibit awonderfd
fidelity to nature, resembling mezzotnt engraylngs.
Ny scco unit fsis to give Just idea Of the merits of
the exhibition, which Is pronounced by good judges to
surpass any before made in Nsw-Ergland. | csIl
public attention to this exhibition taus particularly,
because tie managers have not undertaken the heavy
labor end responsibility involved With any view 10
speculation, but solely TO promote taste FOR the fine
arts All viii agree that IN our country there Is need
Cf fort in this direction. The allery will furnish
strong inducenent in addition to the usus literary az.
fractions OF the occsson 10 visit New Haven at the
approaching commencement. In connection with the
exhibition, the Committee have arranged for a
OF lectures upon SUBJECTS connected with tho
5ne aris; Three nave already been given by Prof.
Hon. Fl. c. Deming OF Hartford. Lectures will follow
by Donald G.. MITCHELL esq, Pot. A. ID. White, and
possibly others.
The graduating class this year have brought new
College Professors. IL has become the estsb.
hshed cutsm a. Yale for each class TO have steel en-
CRAVINGS Of its members taken and bound in els-
CANT volume, with autographs and vews Of the city
and College buildings thus afordng 70 each graduate
peasipg souvenir of college life. This cos.s each
member OF the class nearly $50.
The college world Is iuet now much excited upon the
subject OF the great regatS, 70 take place az Spring
field On the 2jd inst. Three bosts fr)m Yale have
been en.eled, tie same number from Harvard and
one ffom each Of tie following colleges Dartmouth
Brtwn ard rriIity. Among the prizes offered by the
citizens Of Springfield are two purses Of SO each.
The Yale students nave recently purchased Q very
fast boat from Nj. James OF Brooklyn and one msde
Club OF Boston. The latter is four-oared boat,
made of SIX piecee Although % feet long il vei,hs