Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-31
THREE CENTS.

AFTER TIE BATH.-One of the finest works of ,r+
ma H"s ever neeh ohered for the criticism of orr
citizens, is the magnificent painting be 3ring tLoah
! title. and now exhibition at No 213 w., paI.;
more street. II Is from the brush of that or,ircnt
| american artist Miner 4. kellogg, now our fellow
| townsman, and commenced b., hin, dprnr hi,
/ twenty years Sc urn in foreign countries its COM
! Pietoh haVIla r"rn ACCOMPLISHED since his recent
! return home. At the earn st solicitation Of MANI,
| friends Mr. Kellogg has afforded us the first onnor
tunty Of witnessing this CHI 'o7vre of art and wa
feel indebted for the privilege for it is indeed rare
that such an eye-feas is ours To speak infinitely
and critically of this gre; work would occupv more
OF our space than We cn devote and VIC shall there
fore conine ourselves y g. mere mention of the MIC
tures points.
The scene is laiG in the ante-room adjoining the
bath, which is furnished to the highest extent of
Eastern goTgccuSucss- Of velvet silk and
gold tapestries gnld-eE brOidcred cushions over
which is spread the skin of royal Bengal tiger On
| dlvan parti4y recli0es the Sultan's daughter-a
rare type OF ceautywho has hut little time before
lei. t.e bath Under the influence Of the aarguilIe
ah1 mo s"eet music Of the lut. discoursed by an
at'',3 hneeling at her eet this carorpd cbiId of
| loVti2tSs and luxury aas passed TO the land of
! dreams der lips are h.lT rarted as if slcrp had
| surprised Ier unaware, while cOuversng with her
attendant leaving sentence uuspoken rentIa
glow suhaSeS her check, and it would almost seem
aS if She smiled in her slunber The form !, G,uIt-
less, and the attitude in which she has thrown her
self full of graceful ease Atthe door a sIsvn hoo
ing tray with coffee aud sLerbat is about entering
whereuoon the other attendant, rising upon her
knees, with finger extended enjoins perfect silence
that the sunber Of their royal mistress NAV ot b
disturbed
The 6eures nresenta1 oro tr,,, 70 ,,,lo 49,, IL
deineatogs of the varions ona-tmonts ~ tbo
chamber most perfect
Inc following lines suggested by tho pointing oro
by A. ). Pennington:
Not til with half a sigh She shall return.
ES1IoEiug now he dreamy anlS She waits
Hne ne soei hoTrS 10 lead LGr back; The pictured joys
I'ol H. ] U"si i iei m.Ilsi f0r sec. her parted Fps
Steals Outward from he ttef,ji Ms. yit5;n
And meath I: c sha!Owy transparrncies
1m,Nns -It i answer 10 ihe loreiI ii'luE, Va rein
Tho seems are e. caring now as cIi 81, ,ii. b
Into 81 tl"usand shifrisg .harcs bcf,re ''i 0U'
Ihe I,1te ghtteTi9g su%. The melody she bears,
and az in ,r,-ii,l S?,Ien al st3w @ %2,u, Her iace
Unconscious IoyeIincss Ieci,n1ss givnsi S
And meaning 10 each varying tint aul hue,
Snbi,, ,,t iles i' ~ 10" "rlia,alt @ ese appear
Not till with A half sis,b She ShsIi ret,rn pD'
Fr.,pp,,rx,, oy ,y,,,,,-,,
~ - ar oL AK -on tnday
= iii I. a Ivy W -'1y iOui 'oeH cars ol age, ana
how. .rot nam pi o'.' !eslOInS on MuI-
.,'Do' ii,I' la'', s""Heh'y disappeared from
,rcatI,. oI,,,,oI A. a,o,tI - w "a coi'SVqucMce
cover their wbereabouts and tI @ -. g. us
placed in the Ila,,Is r c. II - MANY
ern Pol .o .t,,io, rrbo s', - u '"o "e,'-
C,,,do, .et,iio, ". -, ~ - Wy w pan ~ 'no
noiod b soa4 r, -, 'laJ NV o'P,aln' accom-
ir,o, oI l, 49,; - - - 'o0oe'eo " "'Su-
tl,roh +I - Wv ; 80. iVes u an o'ncer'
Rad of +bo V-t;, I! ~ ~ "I'1 ~, 'o''eHo
tI . INV '' Po'''o' S'' u "orA 10 'errct
During the afternoon their efforts were rav,o.doa
by finding the girl at 4 hotel kent by n German n
was there learned that the two had been living
together. repreventiDg themselves os brotber an5
sister TIE boy was engaged in selIino a,,os ~ tb,
capotol and tbe oirI had socnrcJ - s;+,,-i-, " , s'
house servant lt s. rar uortl, Whom frs+ ,r',I
the g,rl denied any lao,yIcla or t5c Loy ht M,
the officers yvcr. aucs.io iu, her he r,,sbn into ~
room with bundle of pa under his, Atoncn
realizing the slate of fairs he attcn,rtcd to rotrt
but the officers were TOO ouil for him, and rl, hin,
into custody
The girl stoutly protested against heinz se,or,tcl
from her companions said She loved him and if she
hadn't Sue wouldn't have spent her s. in cornicr
there with him Sh, sqi. tl,,, ,.,r, -. L..
t,o x,,,,,o. f. law, nj e. trys 'U' "'-
of PefIrc thcv would L,r IN sad l. ~
boy took his arrest rather co,,Iy s,id h, IiloJ I
and vyoaII run AWAY, ", iii !,er,,in 1bo ,ror, It
evening returned by tIe Officers t tbc ros,,at;
homes. In deferencs tn tbcir narents tboir ,n.os
are ,yirbb,H
Tur U.pnoo ~, III, T-,,r., O,,,., 49,,
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in ,I,yi m tb i IL I ~ I,S,'i7 i's u'tetlcS
thorough Il has rro,e, s.,4;Ic,ol '',,t
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NJ p,i.c If tb, Iftt ,I ,I,o, ~ No'ie14 oS
pct,pt 10 keen, the b,rr o,e, | iI nm;
I,c..,,r, ,,,s f,t s,,ostoI l a., - IN'5
the L. :. Navy.