The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

Gisat sale OF patnfiEgss WORKS OF ART, &cs
Tie Adjourned sale, commenced on Wednesday, and re-
suned yesterday OF choice partiogs rare statusry rics
schs Of I'd costly bousere 81 tbs residence OF
X Hsight, Esq drew together 4 very large sHd re-
spectacle OF the curious, tho coi ectors Of
ADD coety articles, spectators, &c Indeed through
marsoD, wherever the catslosse indcstsd that
Their, was something be disposed OF, there did she
crowd soBgreeste until the sale actually commenced.
large prortn Of the assembage were ladies', attracted
ny themselves the iaterior Furnishings
OF msnsian known have conts ned within It's wallis all
that the cult aad princey fortune Of Of
weathiest capitalists could surround himself withas In
may OF the rooms IL was Hlm 'st impossible TO move
along With the crowd who blocked them up, and 10 all
there was something admire desin the spects-
Tors.
The first artlclcs to which attention was called were
collection Of the smaller paintings very choice indeed
and Of merit works Of art The bidding for these
was very exciting, did they bring very high
prices but the whole they sold remaueratively Ma
u.s. Guaro Room in the Low Countries the time the
Duke of Ava and bearing tho artists name, O Mahu,
le4e par chased by Mr. Marley for 500 N, S. "a
Night Scene, after tedious bidding knocked xn
to Mr. Lyon for sS7 TO- The catalogue contained
other paintings Of like character aud merit running up
10 No Ill., and these sevcraly brought corresponding
prices But the interest Of this portion OF tho sale
varied by the production and offer Of rsrer
costlier paintings, and which ways draw forth
spirited aud anxious competition among the monied men
and the cognosceut present An original Magdalen,"
by Coregsio Of those which up the bidding ut
brink rate This painting which drew the highest price
Of those disposed OF yesterday, purchased by Mr. n
Marley for u 025 The next highest priced painting
Muir los " Beggsrs," purchased by Mr.. Nibo FOR
s276 VIRGIN and Child,' also purchased by Mr..
Nibio, drew sIl6. Amongst Mr. Nblos other pur-
ch1es was No 6a, "Amours and Flowers" for
$50, and :. The Ancient Philosophers for $40.
1he bidding At time, Jagged very much consequent
~ the sale OF the painnss prorscted, contrary
ex citation, ana the time fixed for commencing with the
stauary, twelve clock was considerably Prolonged il
after one O'Clock before the catalogue Of paintings
disposed Of.
II very evident during the sale of the paintings
that tlele was some greater interest felt Ia
with the days cate BY considerable portion of the at
sd than any attaching 10 the OF the
pain tDes, well worthy they u place any col
lection But this as 10 be expected when II
~ SAID that perhaps m no other private house Ia tins city
probably ~ the country there collected together
and valuable selection OF rtstuary AZ That which
described III the catalogue OF the sale, winch
10 b. Submitted 10 the anc'ioneer's hammer, and
60 thence into the possession Of the highest oi der
n3eed Ar Haght mad spared pans and cost Ia
onR bmsef sth the CHOICEST productions Of the drst
artists and rcipors In America aut Europe. Italy,
France aad Germany had through tn, most alb artists
contributed ~ To. ndnrumsut Of hs home, and
10 ba weDdt red 81 that great desire felt pur
chase from ana nho'c@ coirction
The Catalogue comme0ced with No 100. two
Bnhep tGn glass vases, very beautiful and unique,
and which sold high No 1884, set Of vases
sofia for xs3 Lat W l41, oompr sipg two antique
Maxim VASES. With rats figures, were bought In by Mr.
Manner, fef 500 No 49, sso superb aaliaue MAXIM
with rasea bgur,s MAS kn ckei 10 sn to the
purchaser ff sos Next hot, No 49, consisting Of two
elegant French porcelain vases, Aihambrs pattern and
col, r., ~as parclsset b. Nc. Nielo for $40 60 No
1866 superb set consisting Of an elegant Sevres p,rce
isu and two very beaqt full chaste p1rceaia
mounted on ormcu consls, was purchased by Mr.
Manners g., fls6 No las, tao curious ormola vases,
Rrou ht $50 they were bought BY Mr. Marley No 1888,
ole group, hubtsmsn, &c was purchased by Mr. Man.
for 500 There Ia &c collection Of similar
articles, but ~ vaisd desgus and Embellishments tor
which III. biddngs we're very spirited, and there
great desire evnced R.t possession Of tnsm l.
ing IA the tastes ard appreciation OF the different
cbse n. aactoDeer through IN. catalogue 10 dou
BILE quick time This brought the time nearly up TO four
O'Clock when the sale adjourned