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The TRIAL OF CHRIsT.-We accepted yesterday
invitation 10 visit this exhibition, representing the
Trial Of our Saviour before Pontus Plate and Cal
aphas the President OF the Jewish Sanhedrim.--
Our city is constantly full OF novelties OF every de-
scription, many OF which afford good opportunity
OF passing away an hour in rational enjoyment, bu,
we must confess that NC were agreeabIy disap-
pointed in viewing this magnificent sroupe On en-
,ering the room, the first impression made is, that
YOU are actually ushered into the presence OF a
group OF human beings, full OF excitement and
eagerly engaged in angry debate. The singular
costumes with which they are arrsyed add consd-
eraby 10 the effect Of the scene and, Indeed the
whole t0ut ensemble presents you with good idea
OF the characteristics OF g Jewish Court. The hg-
uTes are all admirably executed, and approximate
nearly as can be 10 life itself. The figure OF the
Saviour is particularly beautiful and We DO not re-
member ever 10 have seen SO triumphant an e1hib-
ton OF the hand OF art. Meekness, patience and
resignation are the predominant features OF the
figure, and they are so e1quisely depicted that We
uttered an involuntary exclamation at its beauty
|, is worth seeing only as work of art but FOR
the wholesome moral impression the is calcu-
Isied 10 produce for II unconscously leads back
10 the contemplation Of The event OF which it is
thrilling and powerful illustration. Ii is located
over tue bookstore oil Mr. Coleman 203 Broadway
rssr Eullnu- street.