New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10


stead Of brisiIes they viii confer favor upon tho
owners Of worm-iDfesied trees. Such brushes would
be nore effective than scrapers and IL pretty thor-
ougbly used would destroy all tie eggs deposited upon
the bark They should be made strong, aud 40 that
they could be attached to poles to reach high up and
along the main limbs.
THE NEW PICTURE GALLERY.-A New-York cor
respondent Of The Boston Courier, after desoisng
the new marble " Institute OF Fine Arts" now Ia
course of erection near 81. Thomass Church. in Broad
way. says;
II am assured that the entire instituti m will rose
$2O0.0O0 1t is erected by Mr. II. w. Derby tbs OWL
er OF the Dusseldorf Gallery, and Ia Intended for .
place Of permanent exhibition OF that collection and
The best pictures ard sculpture 10 be procured of the
French, German, English and American schools OF Arb
arranged IN distoct halls. But the mot attractive
feature Tor the present will be the unique flor Aneral
,ohecuop OF Old masteTs-made by Mr.. James j..
JarVee, IN Europe, embracing the most promiusut
na@es' ara showing the progress FROM the year 600
10 tDe LIN century. Mr.. Derby, it appears has ar-6
ranged with Mr. Jsrves to deposit this Collection In his
institute for the present thro wn open 10 the pub
lie the coming month have seen the MS catalogue,
spu enoisses no. only numerous specimens OF the
Pre- Rapbaeles IN good back grounds panel pctarss,
of the early FloIenne SientEe and Umbrian .ehools
such az Giotto, Ciambue, Gaddi, Orgaana Ma-g,ri-
tho, and other novel nance, but the more familiar
ones of Fra Fillippo Leppi, GhirlauSago, Cred An
dra del SSTto, Era BartolOmeo, Fra Aogelico L>e-
nardO da yinc, Raphael, Sodoms Luna, signorelIi.
Perugro, coming down 10 the Carraecb Gato
ReDi Dor enith no Murillo Velasqusz Salvador Rosa
&C., artists with whom public have some degree Of
Acquaintance. At first sight sdch array Of names
naturally beRets doubt but examination of the
certificates and date which accompany this coll
lection, by the best known judges Of Europe including
the officials of several of the pubic ieriss convinced
that mig have confidence in this gallery, as be-
ing ger uine aud valuable one and which will be
without parallel in this country and of the great
liz "a
with the methods and ideas Of the old masters." Az
is to be Opsn, the public will Judge for them
selves Of its intrinsic value. And | must say that
credit is dus TO Mr.. Derby for securing so interesting
sn exhibition for the opening exercises of bis Insisu-
ton. He will thus combine both the ancient and mod
ern ant, gratifying all tastes and bringing hem to-
gether under one roof though believe The Jarves gu-
lery is to be dtnot feature OF the institute haycg
more hsls devoted to IT, with descriptive csts
lsgue. The whole cannot fail to form Of the most
edfyng and attractive resorts for the cultivated classes
Of this metropolis ard If NAV lodge from the
cess Of the Dusseldorf Gallery by ITSELF Mr. Derby,
even in the vastly enlarged scale with which he has
undertaken to cater for the artistic tastes of ct
zers, will not fail TO reap reward which will enabA
him readily 10 increase the value and attraction OF HE
Institute For ny part cannot but consider It an
encouraging feature in cviiz alton, sdch institutions
may be opened with an assured prospect of success
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the receipt of the following since the last report:
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