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THE GALLERKs OF ARr.-The Galleries Of Art
were very well attended yesterday. The weather
was delicious and the ladies made their appearance
in groupes at all the exhibitions. Both the
Academy at Clinton Hall, and Stout's Exhibition OF
his solitary work of genius, in for share Of the
two shillings. At the Academy, numerous parties
Of taste lounged away the morning. We took Sc
eond though an accidental peep at No. 30" The
Adirondack Pass by Ingham. AT the distance Of
the length Of the large room-taken dagonally-with


brilliant light and clear sky at noon, it looks bet
ter and little toerable. The MILNE rlike and mi
mute finish of every herb and shrub melts away in
that distance, and assumes healthy and natr-
raj character. However, il is cold and tame-and a
nisconce pton in principle.