, 1876-06-03

u A1fnuS-ANh'
Aa5uon' Inc Ehgl'sh historical painter, had
m opportunfty Of seeing good deal OF fash.
art-carccr Wien ouo Of l.is pjcturcs. or mn ri
Ito s,ss,,;,,, ,r.,s,a. ~ 49,. 4a' p VI ono VI
ated non,a 's.es "a so n &c
apg sensa,lo"; y anu u.s.
upon the cciobritIvs ,,o met Some pf them
have ,ntco of tna1j,c or NJ cnvv IN thc,r conno-
sjtion: hut ths. nerl,ans u,asc. c - thrn on1y tno
more relisl'nblc to weak humanity. Alnopga =
number Of the more interesting passages which
wc cxtract, ia this relating to Lord byron;
.Mrs, Onie told m4 willie nrcakfsstfnr with
her at Norwich that byron's voice was tho most
exquisite OF any mortaFs ahc ever heard; TINT
It was so sweet, whenever he spoke he startled
lscr Us II tho Devil was speaking with intent to
'su"s ~. :. "e'. Nv easI ono tnt 'aea' sasI shc,
.as Il IT WIS SUCH voice Us had uccclYetl Evc.'
The last time she snw hin was at sout. sho
was sitting OIL couch with hir,, when Lady
r,l,,,,,,,,. =, w., .t,,n o,,na ~. 49,, .,s,
w t''c '''''e' ea'ie o'cl asla p!aeea
hefsc.l between them. AS Mrs. opso dla not
carc In be third in tho conversation, she roso
IJnvdnn mrrr snroka ~ h-oth,--or,,.+
e1ttn,t Int revinc IN ;sa,o"su -, ano.he.,. ,ss
tint IL. .n u "a sue
Chantrey, who rose, by ,lint Of Industry md
talent, from poverty alFs 1bttrsity IT, position
Of wealth and social rant, he ncyc! Eays q. gen.
as lie following arc rrtailed wiil evident xcst:
"Nllen Chantrcy nrst set up his casstogu, Ito
was not to be horne. It wns all day: 'Jt,llu,
tel Richard to desire Betty to order Mira.
ChantrGy's maid to tcll Alrs. Chantrcy
TO :. scud down NY snuif-lp1,' ETC.,
etc." "Sir Kohcrt Peel has not
the nlanrlcrs OF tho nobility. Tic wants haittfs
and eondesccnsion OF high birth; lie always
seslns to nc to p9sss,es The consciousness off,
messed with him happened once at the Royal
Academy Lady chan.regy. was Iaay's maid.
II T. nc mattSr Hw ch1ntFey eesano Inc ae
and III dye tine he was knighted, and
she became Lady E!antrey. AT the nGxt private
day hcfore the Exhibition opened, Sir 1lotcst
and Lady Peel came UP TO congratulate Chan.
oncc once offered h!s arm e 1.nly Pei, and Sir sob-
Grt could not do lcss than takG Lazy Ctiantrey.
peel's facc, as Chantrey partttcd him all down
te M 'S rog,s' va, s1',set .Gy stndy Thy E5an PEG;
exquisite little satires as thcy passc': Peel was
boiling oyer viii. pride and modification. Chan.
trsy, who Was H"rne-Tookitc ct heart, delight
CT IN Illus showing thc power " station ina1M1'
vtst. a. well as himself, mud hatl n'nplg tcvenca
TO the Intense enetsiartl,'no VI thc = 49, l1ny'
lion concludes 1is nnrttfotc with The characters.
tic remark: "iogasth Ut could nlone 10 Jus
tfeec to tic scene"
plcasantcr story--onc full of unrloudcd
s!nsl'tneLts tli, q tl,c gti'tic poet Words
worth, whom uaydon loved with great sill
cerity:
"OM Tuesday (fs49l Wordsworth btcllinstcd
wards to l.ockhart, who TOOK Us to tic Ito!ng.
tcal-as Part Of the Wild BEASTS. hoTdsWortl!s
silver. haired simplicity contfastcd vii. Losk-
hntt's arch mischief, anu VA. exquisite Words
worth Sat down TO rest, 0rl told lis delightful
story, III beautifully, as II a1i APOSTLE WI. I'LL.
bending. iooke,l up and saw Locktlatt relish
| Ing thu whole thing, US II for inuincnt be-
an expression caught then for' one ot
| my eartoons! tn, when you see IT,, re-
,ncmbcr. rhc story, was this: a.
trisml ef tains1oFol!sh's l.ad a sweet
partiue with hcr. This ,alino to Galnsboroush's
cara. so Galn;',ornuSi, locked out for llGr, and
to heri is1s ioys s,ts saG so? ?o Keep m
try Mcl',' SAID ne, you come 70 mo to-nl9f'
| row., She Hnc, and lie painted her portrait,
u mtier that, when shc was gone, u might 10
RneeJ ss IT. tn oot o. bpas 0So, 10 dehgt nm
ald the next morning, When hcr father opened
bis eyes there WAS the Image .t III. 'arling look
Ing q nln from Tue bottom % Of Ills bsd: ; ,.,
such simple story 80 teuyhinSSly, Il wnnld
have apftcict the hearts Of the lions and tigers,
| could they have heard It,
As Wo..lswort!, was telling this In shady
| tNonf ~ 4.tl"t aAS%H4'Ht CSASi% ottAN
Ing md locking eo1nplaccnfiy down, the sun
sllone Oh WoTdswoFth's silSery hairs, nfllc ILL
dull eyes, with tl.as ionk Of Internal yisl.A
neSer sa" III any othef laGe, to'u 2i t!!ouEht un.
tile window the lung neck, an.t calm, lar;e~oyc1
head, of the camcleopard,. asif above all hu'natl
anxiety, and with IN alr of quleeecnt contempt
Tor all three Of us, that win exquisite"
soane's Museum, In l.ont1on, contains nn cx-
tensive collection of curtott!cs ot every sort,
brought together BY q Hiu! OF wealth, Who, ua
his death, presented the whole TO the city. fur
ihe benefit u tlls public. III letter IT., to Miss
Milford, dated ISIS, Haydon Eiyes y little NJ
count II tho evening passed ut this popular
place Of resnrt: !" WIS NJ soanc,s Last night
10 gee this sarcophngus bg lasup'iEht. Thu trst
fidEe, silycr-haircd! Ill looked Mt ny
balu 'front.', and nt his hlr with
mutual looss OF sympathy anl mutual
lscasl-sliaklug. It affected me very much,
sa sSsss nor j, lid ts e sna % c M % hor e
Tug way half-toet!al, l1alt-ns}trea, talt.idL &c
tho nnly way fur u lnat, OF genius to be hnppy
was just TO- put fureh no morc power than was