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 The New-Orleans papers are in perfect ecslacies on account of the establishment in that city ofa apen- did GALLERY OF PAISTIEGs. magnificent hall street, measuring 50 by 3l feet aud twenty feet hgh snd is filled with 80 paintings, comprising eve " variety ofar from bunch of grapes the trans fguraton. The Dutch and the Italian schools are fairly represented there in the works of Rembrandt, Tuburg and Flinck of the former and of Raphael and Salsalor Rosa of the latter Ol the French school. the greatest work of modern art, the H'rsck cf the MedHsa, is there, most faithfully copied, with equal grandeur and bold relefas the un'walled original. This Is the largest painting in America and will challenge comparison with any ever exhibited in that city, for elegance of composition, truth of pression aad effect upon the beholder.