The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20
DisQuisition on Style and Finish in This
Years Exhibition
The Spanish School OF Painling---Whri Is To
Be Seen in French Galleries
THE FORTUSY AND OTHER COLLECTIONS.


LosDoN, May g. 1875.
ii has come at last. the spring, or rather, AZ II
would seem The genuine ana GnmistakaDls sum
mer, with lts foods 4 golden Sunshine, IT. wealth
OF exqnIsItely green collage, rs early lowers and
All Enat IndennaDic surge u life aud the iuness
thereof whIca notes TIA advent n the world OF
London society. In q ward. 1t II what Ia called
true Koyal Academy weaiaer; ana II II In 70
some pleasant tning 70 WANDER through the gai-
ieries " Burlington House u IL 10 more plea.
Eanter one 10 sea me igaL 81 the sun outside In
truth one soon exnansls the treasures OF our ma
tlonal art palace In Piccaoiay. and only severe
sense or critical duty can iuduce 10 venture
upon q second visit 10 an exhibition winch, az
nave Already gwen you 70 understand, Is
decidedly poor-poorer perhaps tnan usual
though ~ yrtas Or its negative qualities
ess offensive ban II sometimes IL Sfili IL - tue
Academy and Its contents which are Just now
pating scaudal or so--ine exclnslye themes "
polne conversation People must nave something
70 talk about, and a. there IA for the present
no sacn tning as politics, AID a. the atmosphere
h a theme not abaoiulely inexuaustiole, british
art u for the waiie promoted 70 the premier
Place Ia oar dinner table discussions. Possibly 30
far ~ "Wednesday and Thursday last were con-
ceraed snouio make an exception. the events
In the house or Commons on Tuesday night or
Father between one aud two on the morning OF the
stn, naturally 1irecred good deal oi attention to
Nh DfsRAELIs PARLIAMENTARY HIsnASAGEMKsT.
Tne apparently nope ess muddle into whlcn ne
has nov got the House Of Commons, apropos Of
its priyileges-tne publication OF its debates and
the admission OF sfrangers-czn only De regarded
a. The continuation Of 4 series Of tactical plumbers
winch are almost inconceiyaDle. That 40 uncon-
monty clever man as Mr. Disraen snould display
nothing bat . nervous lndecislon ana ietnarVic
timIdry At ever turn il to Ne explained only by
the TACT Of nls incrsasng age ana ths wearing
innuences Or me rnalady from Whlnh
he 10 supposed to aurer IL n the yacil.
iatlon and reluctance or the Prime Minister
alone wncn lea me HOrse Of Commons into
sucn a ridiculously false position when Mr. Lswla
the msm6er jor Londonderry, nrst raised the
question u privilege. It's Mr. Disraelrs indirer.
ence or INABILITY 10 Introduce a measure on the
subject or the relations between Parliament ana
the press wnicn mas been the occasion OF Lord
Hartlngton's resolutions and the cause OF the
hopeless chaos IA which the debate on them on
Wednesday morning terminated Mr.. DisFaen
has At last been driven 10 promise that ne win
take the matter no himself ana mat on the
2Sih OF Mar he vii bring ia a bill on the aubJsct
mat Ia what lie snould nave done 10 the nrst In
stance. Sow 1t il VERY doubtful whether Il will
Cot Be 10, late, ard II ia the option or the best
DariIamentary crttics that the remainder OF the
session tbs year vii DO mOnOponzed Dy rne
discussion o. Press Laws aud Privilege luat a. a
year az, ~ "a wasted py the debates on tie
PcDic WORSHIP Dill
Happily. Mr.. DIsraelfs ylvacity a. a speaker
never ials nIm and shows N striking ana CRAFTY.
ing relief to ais JmDotencs az q Parliamentary
manager he mace, indeed, a lamentab,y weak
reply 70 Lord Harrington aru Mr. Mitchell Henry
IN the a9uae % Tuesday. Bur then, he had oenv.
cred . sparkling lIttls aodfeas in hls beat man.
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