, 1870-08-21

iit1aE1tr Of fasria- *.tt1+
MIR. HOLMAN Hunt il in tic Holy La.ii.;:
aid has spent three Wrecks At Nazareth in
studies for al important picture
William Il. Beard has recently finished in
csaytn tl,o title psso ard several humorous
drawing. for h:- forthcoming qualifications.
ats. beard ext'ects to COMPLETE the serlss, hf-
tee n III Lumber, in .lule far publication III De-
cc1nber next.
-toustaur Mayer. when in France last .e%-
son. PIT scented tu tho authorities OF hi= native
eity, Beeancop, his tiue painting Of an ''Irn-
nuosa ~onaan, u picture by which tls WA
Represented al tue Paris Exhibition in 1863.
III acknowledgment OF TIE gift Mr. Mayer hss
i.s1 rtetived All enFfoesed eopy Of a seriea ox
Complimentary rerolutions which were adopt
ID Is Tie City Council. and duly at,ested by
II. i'Eoud.ou. MAJOR, aad other municipal
Ulcers.
--1tte London Illustrated Aeus sars Nr.
Graham, AleEai.7 Of Parliament for Glasgow.
i.a~ f1esss.t.a MIR. e. Lncy's large historical
ieturt ef ''sunjny Afternoon at Hampton
t:a!,+ VI The tronsEcii family and other coleb~
riti. nj Tie t'1lI,nna ealll, to Lis native city
It GLASGOW. The Picture (which is one Of the
tess aud 1nrst important historical works Of
o1r dsF> is to be llaced in thu new public
e7Il.ry Ut the town a. a rucleas Of collection
of works Of art
-O9ius 10 the disturbed state OF tho conti-
nent. it has been decided to POSTPONE tho pro-
rorel exhibition Of the works oi Hans Ho4-
bein. the younger. 3. Dzer4len. till nex: year
nuceu Victoria hsl promised to contribute
number of original paintings and dta"ahes
from the col.ecsion 1t Windsor Castle. and
other poseeezors OF genuine works OF Hoibeiu
in England hal atEo sigulied their Willingness
to.lend them. It is hoped thht the delay viii
result in the formation Of much more i'm
por1ant series Of works tl,an would have been
fossible had the undertaking been carried out
- proposed. i committee will, At the proper
time, be formed in London to co-oper.te with
tie promoters o* the e1hihit,onin Germany.
a monument to Kerter has been erected
at Weildiesta.lt, in Suahia. II il statue
standing on base adorned with bass-reliafs-
In the Astronomers left hand is parchment.
on which an eclipse is drawn, sui iu his night
is a raisof cosnl'as.es; The bass reliefa i,r..-
sent scenes from hep1ers life. The noau-
ment is the work Of 4 sculptor Of Nuremberg.
named kte1ing.
Cardinal Antoneli has repeatedly refused
artists permission to medel Ills bust, a. lie had
no time to give them kittings. But Winnie
neam asked him. aud he eaid: An
exception should be maze in your favor-
You are child Of the American tioveruu1ent;
government respect aud admire. Its Gun
g1tss has commissioned you to nuke TIC statue
OF Mr. Lincoln. man for whom lad great
regard. / c.Inot refuse YOU" He is ies~
critel AZ . snaAll man. AMI lks 1.iszt, han.i-
some honets one. He locks about IS;
ttt in human head, lis face ripr,lcs s1ost
pleasantly with exprere,s,n: ti- ulauue.. a:s
simple. tint very eonetly. AMI ~ faeclustiug aa
tLnre f tharn.lng wu.ilan. Ihele i. ;,;ls
conscsonsneas STOUT lin. but it l. nut elfc1.-
sise.
The l'oeton .i'lrerfi+tr sa.r: 'N-. Eier-
staat's painting OF Ii' Etl-salA p.,pi /. pu
exhibition at Nr. Chilte@ art gallery Tie new
picture is remarkable fur i..ny REASONS, l,,t
fcr ns'ne more ts1au ':~ cs'n'para'ise t:rs.naa
from these 1lanners-sns which w. had cnu1s
to coueMser a@ neatls iu-eIaral'!e from Nr.
I;iersta.lt's work. 1t lacks ai.unrt entirely
that uela-slranatir. theatrical. rceuic 4tye OF
treatment with which thu. great artists
| later rEuGuciu,,> have bren SO -eriurl.~
y marrrds and mich Of it may
sud d:,ectnses Of method. The view Of
| Mou;: Washington III tic dietsucs recalls
b. mr. 6; the aEt,.;s distinctive aht peculiar
f>1'. -r fur I'earis,tss anil usi-tine-. III his
musi1*i1, @,ltslnre: but tie effect in this ii,-
s:a,.t. >ten.s to he truthful. AID i'll ka.ulo.,y
ulfl, sl:'' antumal rccne of which it il .sa:f.
1Ac emit .f >isA rrltacsssl II directly liz front
Of IT, I1scr:li.1 froi. leas the fi1.1, Hui.e,
| - tils dash :r'tn water Ut the little Lake. na7r-
G:1sss; With un',.-gruwn rocks. uiA,n the right.
Il r1i:i: ); tue suf, :aof"i. while. un the left.
! tic E.l:lvt forest. will it's 'earsl~-r: t,nfat-
! f,oNfa. If ~. nav t.irrow \ wnr.l fInm Vtr-
| Eil.-s;:ri>LE- iniu the distance: and. i'll tha
vr,tlc. the Peak OF 1touAt Washington.
r.ow: :ng The ..eat ra,iue Ut Y1ekernar,
| F7se-. seth through an open space which
smns H!t.e stteaci l;aLtt for itself
| NJ 1t Il ssatt!s to fee the ith,l. Tne time uf
the ri'cr j. 1il,:,.l: aH:u1n.,. a,.t ,l,e I;n;l4:
t finta u The n'ai!r. tie SeIue:l rtliuw Of tbs
| LskoEy. a:ld tilt eo1Li,le ETcIA Ut the pine
eun4lil.e with the s..at1et s'tsric- and cEul-un
| Ntntl''"eE-- 10 nlast a tistNrs full Of brill
lahi hit hot extrayaEahl ruiuE. We teErct.
hn"esvr. that We n,nri Z" and say tia: tho
picture. at "lsnle, ecrte I" sso t.saeEEEeetiva
| that it J:cEa to ns tia: nl,,leless roul.sEl,us
With distinguishes the wo.k Ut the great ar
trt from the skilful painter. I'ra-aie in Tho
| detitaEcies:''
| -tcn-tant Mayer la. jast finished 4 cray
OF drawing illustrating n passage fr"ln
Hoots~ Song of the shirt
| "Nit!. fingers weary At.! Norl,
" iii ryrski> heavy lctl re.3>
4 wtlIaln sat IN nSwuilAnly sA..
1:1:1':. her n rtI!t. and .1rta,:,-
Sfltrh: stitch. stlfch:'
| lie Fistt1Ec Pre-eEts-a view OF an attic room
| at the lnnr pf tlaylrra&- 4 sowing WON III il
| seated 1tv a table, and, at the moment, taa
paused from her get unfinished wnrk. whirts
Tt-tr ,,nnn her lap. In TIN. tal1c IL can'iis-
ssich with the last remaips ot cal,..l icke.-
inC in lts socket. Through tile wins3aw the
pale .rns light nf early morning is Is .iis.iIat-
itsSs the gloom q! night. and within le,n,s its
weird elect in con:er:,u: With the figure II
tie sentiment expressed in the poem;
| ""olk. Work. rStIk.
| TIL THE hfAIn ts.1sltl+ tn ssEs.l.
NHrk. wtrk, wus..
| Til Tic rsrS att heavy AMI ,:in:
TIL over fhr tu,snn4 fat ,-'-.p.
Au'l sew fhem IN III i 'l:rar.:
An American i,s.orct Sos I<-co::
ssixcss il, England
/ FTon. TIE L,nli.,. Tins,
cUrRT or 1snntN1E ASH DfvoNcE. 1yIr 2S.-
Eels re Lord i'ei.1ancc-Slsaw ". The it:ox
e,ee Mss,ier the Legitimacy Declaration aS
that the Marriage with William shaw vi
valid. she had previously married one vii
Ian. ssn,l4ers. All Eugll+tman. in England. IN
had lived with him in England. She after
want went tu America and lived apart fren
him iu that country for two yea1s and hall
aud obtained u decree from court III low
| Jssel1rE ler marriage with him on the
gron1a! nf HI. adultery. COUPLED with de-ertlor
<a:l,esr had never aba,lo.s,lIlis English Il.
n,icile- ai'd wa alive when the petitioner MI,
fled @t,aw. lie question therefore ayoa
whether this court could recogu,ze az valid th
Asrvrican divorce vi the Enelisl. marriage.
The ca-e vas Atrned by Nr. i'eane. .. e.
aud ur. Swatcy tut til" petitioner: amt hvth
: s,l.t,tor t;sner7l AID e1r. Dourke for tie A
turueN-tientral-
\ liz l4,r,lrl,ip tlli- morning delivered judk
: n:cnt IL f'luw- The lsisciisies upon wlic
the ,,,,--;ioii here 1aise,l 11tlst he ttIcidct
e l..sr l'c':l 70 recently .ii@rt1sset in sever!
ra.-- IN si.r t'onrt uf Elt,na,e Appeal that
j" is LII ne.t.-ery 10 enter upon the tli-ct~-;u
: t.; Ia =; tn tie Present occ1sun- 1t mag
| s'lte. i'm: 10 o1'-erse. firstly that " L"ity
!. caec' kss 1:e.er see,i tvelr7lled recondl
4 | that III 1o case Eas a foreign divorce lee
= hcl, r. irvalilass nn English marriage b.
= tween English subjects where the parties wei
not ,!otnicile.l il, tile country b: the sri,'uus
OF uhith the divor*, Was granted. Wheth
r If .o Ltu,iciled, the EngElsl, courts won
ss recognize aud Ect wholly free from tloub,
= trt she lsttsr opinion eeems to :!
2t ,,cs sf fs1 .r"nn wed of .soze 10 so ;cden II
It as srrls II, this couusry. and the foreign cou
II try lie not resoriel to for the collilalre pu
.e Tose ct calling in tile aid Of its tribunals.
y my Own miId it IL ,nauifesils just AID exl
dient that those who maS hate permanent
,e taka., mp their abode in foreign coyutrv. +
~ signing their English domicile, SHOULD.
e contemplation Of English Laws. be permit
nr to Eteort With effect to the tribunal exer.i.i
Jurisdiction over the new community Of whis
,ly their change OF !omiciie. they have
come paFt. rather than that they should
forced back for relief upun the tribunal of t
ID country they have abandoned. But the
4uIrr ii neetlles. IN this case. because it zee,
aR tu me to ht7neisher just nor expelient tina
wo1nan. whore t1omicile ia Engliah, shou
wie Irving separate from him in forei
es the " time e9 81 the divorce nas h0xsa sst
~ ~ toot. he permitted to resort to the 10
IL tTi1.uual. and without any notice to her Ii
he band except an advertisement which he ne
MI raw. aud Was never likely to see. obt Al
re divorce againet hin, behind his back. NJ C.
rs. has ever yet decided that = man can, acco
~ ~ ing to the Law Of this country he tiivor,
from his wife by the trihunals Of q country
which ha has had nei Ler domicile OF F.
6ai.cc. He has never submitted himst
h. either directly or inferentialjr. TO the in
= iic,iou Of such court, and has never. By I
a.. act Of his oau. laid himse'f open to be ate
IN cd Lv its process. II il ever reaches him.
- incenent ,o obtained Las. therefore. in ad
,r tio,s to tia van, Of jurisdiction. the ncura
RI. ,ice Of reing contrary to natural justice.
III III cau-e tie rfoeeediues are er Parte and in
81 ALee,u.a Of tho party affected hE them.
o' follows that the marriage rpon which the
titiou.r founIa her claim to decree Is
.f+la he al, mil