, 1866-03-31
TIE FINE ARTS.


-11easdfe INC T1tn, written End printed By Dente-
min Franklin. when tousneymau IN London, In
1ses. 1he edition Was Suppressed By Frauklo.-..
There Il no lack Of writer's IN France The Acxde-
my Of The Jeu1 Flosaux has received e27 nsuu-
ec7ipts, III odes, = poems, q epises. 3 speeches
IN we're, ecsoeuet, 50 idyls, 1a elegies, Fl ballads
159 hble4, 6 sonnc:s, q hymns, 2 Fpeeehes In
prose md 46 fngttfve p1eces. Among The new
looks lately published IN Pa1a are The romance D.
DtHlr Jean7ts Aa'us, by Charles Joliet, and the
6prAt. By Gauthier-...A new journal. printed on
secolored papet md entitled the C1lm.3ine hss
Just appeared in Paris In defence OF the rights of
~on1an The house In which Moliere wss born IS
about to be demolished. Me.srs. Turner d Co.,
Of london. announce The - Lost and Perishtuc
Besuues Of The English language" !" dictionary OF
obsolete and extinct phtarts. op OF sueh a only
bave q a11n lingering existence In out-ct.the-way
placn in Great Britain. the colonies md North
Amef1ca, collected By Dr.. MackaY, on both sides ot
The Atlantic. The widow Of the artist Who plns-
tEzted the early numbers Of Dickens. Il PickgteS
fapess~ Il abont 10 publish In London new and
complete edition Of seymour'a Humorous Sketch.
c." conpFifsBg ono hundred and eighty comic de-
fteos Of 'cockney lie, sporting adyentrfes, and
o'1rE drolI subjects which engaged her husbands
fertile pencil. ..Messrs. Casse11a subscptton list
for The Enelssh cdtuon Of Dore'. Bible ha. been an
extraordinary one. The frst impression has been
almost entirely aheosbed, md the booksellers Of
London 21one put down th DIT names for; nearly
thirty fhousAnd copies. The first volume Of the
ongpronised life Of Beethoven, By ". Mayer, Is
In The press and will shortly appear IN Be.l1n....
Mr. Baker, Of the Worcester tMa.a.} Public Library.
II preparing an edition Of q the Chinese clssstcs'
composed or abridged by Confuc1us, the drst 1o1-
une Of which viii be 1ssued next month. -. Ben.
croft will soou publiah his ninth volume, md FOL.
low 1t fa>t with the two more that viii complete hi.
original defigu nnd bring his history up to adop-
ton Of The Federal Constitution.
rAIS11sG.
Mr.. Grant, the new Pfe.ldent Of the Eacllsh
Royal Academy Il neither art scholar nor an aft
teacher: Dcllher Is Mr. Boxatl ~ho succeeds Sir
Chas. Eastske az director Of the National Gallery,
.-..h manuscript BY Leonardo da Vinei has been
discovered in Which The iliustrious painter exam
lies The different phenomena Of Hight IN their reta-
lion 10 art 1.-The Par1s Aonis<ar dks Ass gives the
following art statistics: The galleries OF The Lourr
exclusive Of The Campana collection, contain
nearly 600 pictures ri1 500 Italian go Flemish,
Dutch and German 100 French and 20 spap,sh.
There are Il Raphae.r, Couecgio., IS T1t,aps, Is
laul veronese*, Leonardo d vincss, 5 Psruein!s,
4 Giorgioait, e Rutenses. p Van Dyck., II Rcm.
tznnlts, 10 Tou,crmans, 81 Teu,ert, Eobcmss,
II BeEEhcin,e, 10 Van Hu5tanf, 10 nolbein., Ii
Mutialos, ~ Pousa1ns, II Le$uers, 16 Claude lor-
1alnes. Il Joseph Verneta, u Dayids, Girasda and
Gros.. IA New York artist has painted portrait
ofMias Augusta EYnps, author or q neulah' y,
Mr.. T. y: Reads painting Of Loves Youn.
Dn am" wEa destroyed in the rcccnt great dre al
Cincinnati. 1.-The dna collection OF works
Of srt czn1bted At the Luxembourg, Paris,
II Attracting increased attention. and although
the lu1embosre II now a long way from the
haun's Of the .civilIzed" city, II BIDS far TO draw
lasGe numbers num the crowds vho 70 10 tho
Louvre Among The pictures to be eeen there arc;
" The Roman Revcl," OF Couture "The Last
Victims of the nef9n Of Terror." Of Muller; ia
AaHicre de cliehy." Of Horace Vesnet; the ep,en-
did "FfeH Of Teu1ce." af Feliz ZIem; - Duck
SHOOTING" hJ Da>som; and the beautiful work,
- The CaE7J II = OF OF Amymppe," BY Felix Neury
Gfacomott', described a. most lovely painhuc,
1herc arc also somc fne sketches al the Luxcm.
borsE, Including the !Arsadne," Of Mil.et; don't.
f1ay's Young Gzl coufessine Her First Love to
Venus" md li[e.t1kt brouze, BY Duret, Of The
Neap01tan Dal cne.'- a fun length portsa,t OF
H. Ponsara the French dtamalst Is 10 be placed In
one Of the apartments OF the Hotel de Vile, Of the
town Of Tleupe, ai the e1penee Of the municipal.
fty.- .-1be Golden memorial statue IN Manchester
tEncland) IL to cost 81 500. The srm OF e., 40 has
het subscribed. 1t has been resolved to devote
t1-s50 Of the balance to the endowment OF the
chair OF Political Economy tn Owens COLLEGE, On
The condition that ,s Professor deliver eaca session
course Of weekly lectures, to which auy Of the
public primary school teachers In Manchester and
Milford shall hase ftee admission.
NEs1c.
SnndeSson. the pasmet, has returned from Havana
10 New York. ....Altred Jael is giving concerts in
Inils. He has become immensely fat.. An Eng.
1nhman has invented piece Of mechAaI.n which
Wlt 1t L. ssld enable p1nltts 10 1au.pose at elrht
into any key whatever miss Kellogg Is keri,peIy
ihdlsposed. and many operas hare been postponed
On her account. General Grant VIZ invited alter
eez7lce in Gtaee Church, New York, On Sunday, 10
remain to hear the organ play. NO" replied The
General, ~ don't kpoH one tune from another and
would 1ather heas bass drum 1han m organ any
cay. Mr.. ". Vincent Wallace viii arrive in New
York m . thott time ...caEiotta PATTI pprppses
retiring to Italy for 1 ehort rest. .Bdcnon has
made tnccets in Par1a - Count Anav.va in The
tsarbc1.. .Ltzt ia making good thing ont OF his
abbeshtp. Anne Bishop IL singing in Houolnlu
..-- Charles Adame, the American teunr has 10.
tnrned to London from Madrid. flames Taylor. a
comic Ginger In England, sold htn.ef ut publc
auction recently to the highest bidder, ple1ging
Himself 10 sing tatce every ereu1ng In any esab-
liehment and to whatyer tow1 he might BE- sen, 70.
four months. ....ve4di has len Paris for 1taly.
where he will complete his opera Of Don
Carlos for The Grnnd Opera Of px1is 49,.
Max. s,skosch's Opera Troupe l. alnsiDga tslch-
moDd. Va. .Aospan is giving organ concerts III
New York. .Haydn'a Seasons war presented for
'A3 +A*+s >sH>>~
art1tts who had benefits at the New York Academy
last wick, were nj greeted with comparatively
empty houses Mr. W. Ea1eta Th&yez, The well
inoan ozRn1sst, has returned from Europe.A
Few tenor. Titu1fuf By name, has been found at
Psdua.. Several sto11es bare iAteiy been floating
about with recstd to Leopold Meyer, the celebrated
pi1nist, md his adventures w1th different SOY
eregns-. The mist amu.lng was his Whit to the
snltab. Muksuiman etiquette would not allox Of 4
~ rnfs sns tnF
the head oi the believers. The piano was support
Cd by forr 1eas cr believers. and Turkish etipuelts
would not permit Leopold Meyer to lit down IN The
Sulan's pr sence, he was Obliged to p1sy Standing
Up. II vou]d he difficult to imas1pcn more eomtral
performance, which came 10 worthy Termination.
when II. Meyer had huisned his soma 4 !, His
1lfrhncfs enid, in drowsJ kind Of way, .Now let
The musician Dance"
THE pnANA.
The great dramatic sensation II Paris Il Mons
1on>ald'* 't Leon Amoseux." There Il reylvnl OF
the takte for works Of Classical uaure. There
ceIpe Of The rhtlan :hea1rrs dus1ng the la.t ye2r
were twelve and half million francs, more than
ontteuth Of which paid out for Author,' rights
in The plays pe.!orned..... Mrs. Wn. Winter wife
OF the critic Of the Aci0a, IL playing with Booth.
-...ar. j. c. Couper. the English actor, Is pe.fo1m-
tg in Boston, and displays great promise. Geo.
Holland the low comedian Of Walack's, IL xeyenty-
I'VE FG4fE VI nj. 3Qt2Hlu u now play1QE NJ
Gla.gow DANIEL Lambert" Ia the title Of Alex
andre Dnmas' nes pl.y... Home, the .psritu.si.t,
Is about 10 appear a an actor. .ME. rroctos is
playing at the Hew Memphis Theatre. 50. Chanfrau
l. The Varieties New Orlcans and Celeste At the
St Chazlc... John E. NcDonough Is playing
Shakspe1ian O. characters At Mobile .Mr. Berry,
Of the National Theatre, Cincinnati, has rendered
1hc use Of his honse for The stock company Of the
lite Opera House. leo Hudson commenced at*o
weeks engagement at Pittsburgh on the asth inst.
Eome's Combination il playing at Titusyllle, Pa.
1.-The Nas.oral Theatre. Boston, is being con-
vested into stable Blanche Delas IL playinyAt
Memphis ....Lharlotte Cnshmau Is 1e.iding in
I:owc... New York fs rejoicing over John Owens
nj The Broadway, Lucille Western at Moods, Tony
Pastor at Ihc BoWery, Mir. and Mrs. Barney VIII
lnms, and nackeiL. ..--Ada dc ruir, Leather
Stocking" is the title Of a new play founded on
Cooper'e novel aud recently brought ont In Par1s.
-...A posthumous two act romantic drama by Sher-
idan Knowles, Il announced In Lundon,. -. Mr. md
Mrs.. Charles kcar, 1t IL said, will appear at the
Trineets's Theatre, Lnndon, Immediately On ther
return to england, about the 9Th OF April. En-
ua Waller Is etill III the Pittsburgh Thearr, Pitts
burgh... ...Mr- Davfdce, the comedian, has new
book In press called II footlsght Flnshes."
From Nebra.lxa- ....
OAAuA, March a1, 1865
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Our spring has been very backward. II
was only yesterday that the channel Of the
Missouri became sufficiently free from ice to
allow the boats that had been lying below
the ice gorge, some fifteen miles below, to
come up to the city. Notwithstanding the
,tnfayornblc weather, Omaha Is full and more
than full Of people. They seem to be swarm-
ing here from all points of tue compass. The
hotels and boarding houses are. taxed to their
Utmost, and there arc really no vacant houses
TO be had in the place. There will, doubt