The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-09

ftdsssstased IA as'thes reader, perhaps
Win kindly ipasins, have tsen handed:
over q tho earso f one Of sheb house.:
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There seems tebs i Kind 81 ? rseu,la-
lion tous slhisA 'tb.,e: IS tr.ho.ean...
think + necessary 70 adopt. L .Ppe.p,
to b indispensable that every sentence
Of explanation with which thsy favour
you should b marked BY : strong nasal
twang, and shall be uttered in one
breath. These certainly are the con.
yyersational characteristics Of the good
woman Who condesceuds at present 70
lionise us. s'This, z she obligingly IN
forms us, "is the Derbyshire marble,
and that is the Indian cane.o" T write,
90 far 8 the housek Keeper is concerned,
phonstio.lly We advance and =. Ne
find oursslsea in ! gallery which looks
down upon the great hail, aud which
.ssrves eeasse lisk between
the Old and new parts # tho house:
The ffcscoes here ale' = simply; .miagnlf-'
cent, and they ats from lie hands Of
sVsrrio: and LAguelrre.: Their subjects
are the .'Passiog II the Ruibioo6n. by
sJdlias Cesar ca our cioe zone d dssscsrib-
ed ii, II sounded Very Ike III. Palsing
Of the Rabrio BY Judas the Cs,r,,' )
and several other events ia the life 81
the great Roman general. Next comes
tho region Of picture galleries. The
south gallery principally contains
sketches Of Claude Lorraine, Titan,
Raphael, Carracoii, Correggiio, Salvador,
Rubens, and host Of others. Other
galleries there are-the north, and the
east, Ill hung with paintings Of the
principal European masters. The
Dukeslof Devon,hire have one after the
other been great picture collectors, and
in these galleries are seen the accumu-
lation Of centuries Of laborious striving
after artistic treasure. Wards cole
brated painting Of "Bolton Abbey: in
the olden Time" is ia the Chatsworth
collection. Bolton Abbey, byl.the..b,y,I, !,
IL the properly Of tie Duke of Devon
shire. on tie tx'ot, walls fro.ting that
on which '.Bolton Abbey hangs, are
Eve Of liz pictures, all We'll known,
from tue brush 81 Sit Edwin Landseesir
: Dignity lid lmpudsnce,' : '1 Thpe
Bsggar's Petitiea = III s z7ss'' s..-- S. /.
[ But the gre ], glory Of ch,tt.,vorthl'
i its estate Rooms ! SUITE Of soms
hill. dozen .plsndidly decorated .p.rt:
mont. and i j. ,hese e which, ,ftes
q inspection i, ths alrsady.nsntioned
.partnsnt. thai u ) a ne I'D. Hss,
aRain, III the ceilings of the exceeding.
| ly.lofty rooms are ador.ed viii superb
! fresooss from thsib fuGhss5of The sase;;il
EssItAoss uhoshav6 decorated q the sersa,
Fhsll-V snio, nd sIaeasris' aAs 10
choir ides, 4thsy prissipsllJ 6oasist d
Tho most perfect saryiag in.vooa svsii
/ Witnessed, except, perhaps, thst il
firstly College Chapel, Oxford, which
| 81 ths-by, il from the same hand !,
THAT 70 which the Chatsworth c1et
fesers arc usually accredited Glib
/ bons. Il is most probable, however
that much of the elaborate carving 1
Chatsworth was performed Watao,
tho native genius Of De1b, IN. ~
erJ manner Of thing Is here depicted q
birds, fishes, clusters 81 fruit !, aud ],
] you look 4 the partridges and Is
snipsssd depicted before you, Il IS aid
eult p hneyI .hat il ] Jon 81, tloneh the.
lIyos viii not lind soit. dosnyyT y pllunale
I;ssts.d Il nsyIiislding WOOD. lhtl
{ are but fsx articles If iulniitars IL no no
!. of thsss rooms sone Old and pre . .
eabidst asd ii ons !. bsa5ts Ca, Il
..pesla4i,,d dr,tstly,i u vhish v, Vol
!. Ia byshs l.if ea4,n K sso.s. vii
,Ihp,ss.J, 81, &c - u u. iiiotsou,
lone . Two Others, ~ husg !; and whe
lIsI - At 4 Nor u asxssutiosil
ths ~ ~ sssa either Is III SSH
y Ksasisgton Museum, O. / 4 Holyroe
81 Pahss. Edinbarg scns 8lidsa.soffi
! mp aaaingE beauty nay s. fornsd. II
i lAstIot tho State Rooms contains . d
u geosl: al 4 e,oa.a.iiatiae ofIpse seliil q
slf lahill. j { e a I "A p. :.
sIsIla1Qsl ~ xho ~ noainated
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