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Fine Arts-The New York Star observes, Gree nough's statue at Washington, pronounced by judges noble effort of the sculptor, has arrived at Wash ngton, and will be placed in the rotunda at the cap to in short time. Chapman's picture of the Chris tening of Pocahontas, now in of the panels oi the rotunda, continues to be much admired. Van deryn expected shortly from Paris with his paint ing, and much of right Is expected from him. When all the panels filled, and the rotunda has the sta tue of Washington in the centre, it will present a a coup d'Ril not surpassed in Europe.