New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

| "the Delaware" in representing the American Gag
hs home in the RhL TIE sod stripes had no ex-
Issnce until six months after the event represented
toek place The an s,bFonisn dees no, iojurs ths
artist vAlue Of the sture bu, IL destroys its his,os
cal veraety.
Mr.. Leuize has n pa:ly finished picture on hsesssi
repIesepting carnival scene ia Venice. party Of
esy rev, in gondola on the Gra5d Canal are sad
denly arrested BY coming upon q goOdls vHa
funeral procession. Toe architectural part OF tho
rsipiing which is exceedingly ne Is alone finished.
he has in room remarkably fne portrait, half
l.ne,h. Of his fsihern.law, Major IN the Prussisa
service portrait of bis two children, fun lsngsh saa
bead Of young lady, The daughter Of Me-. Rob- sf
New0rssns-a yeTy charming p'ctnrs-
Mr.. Church has lest returned from Bos,oa, where
Re went TO superiutsDd the opening and exhibition es
his Heart Of the Andes" which sacceeds Pages
Venus One Of the Boston papers. i'd nose'sg NE
Heart, SAYS thai the critics struck dane wish
awe before il. UBess they should recover from the
feet Of the painting no frst rate notices can b
exre,ted from item. Mr.. Church has pot yet VA
tsebed bis Newfoundland Sketches Of icebesgs. and
before he attacks his polar subjects he is grsausS
lcosenre bis bold upon the tropics BY painting snail
picture Of South American Volcano.
n.
apa Characteristic lsudscsTe which be calls The
First Snow" II WAS painted TO order fec hoase 70
Pars snd smOpg the bsppies, Of his representations
Of Aneresn scenery He has nearly cempis'ed TIVE
her subjects of very different ehareter bat eqaaiy
true to the sspects Of American scenery. Ono OF saem
rel resents an old spple orchard ia bcsom and q fun
of he tepder freshness of Sptiog morning, and The
other II coast view Mount Desert, respiendsna
with The brilliant huss Of a setting sun in Sumner
-Messrs Clifford, Hubbard, aad suydam, who ce-
cury adjoining rooms on the same hoor in she "Stu-
die, are busily engaged in painting up from their
Sumner Sketches Hubbard has Just completed an
exaui.iiey 6ni,hed piece of Summer Greenery, che
tsnder and delicate foliage of which would m the sus-
certibe soul of John Rusbin with delighsd be coad
see il. This genuine artist has commenced irge
| picture of Mansfield Moun,aio, subject upon which
so many of our landscape artiits have lately wied
thtir Lands Mr.. Suydam worss away 10 his elegant
room in the studio on bis fvore seasds subjects,
which be treats with degee Of feeling that few OF
our aItists have exhibited in their seaside views hr.
Suydam has in bis room OF the finest specimens Of
Edward Freres genius that have been exhibited hsres
end some admirable examples OF tho new school of
French gene paintings
The sale of Mr.Rcssiter's pictures took pisee Al
the Academy Rooms, in Tenth street, on Tuesday
night Last; and though the company present was not
80 large as might have been anticipated yet the prices
brought were quite ss good as could have been ex-
pected The result Of the sales net'ed something more
than $500. The breaking up Of Mr.. Rossiters ar
sic bone in Thirty street, where he had has
studio sud private gallery, depnves toe eonnosssun
of one Of the pessaOtest visiting pisces IN The sy