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NEw-IvnK GALLERY or FINE ARTS.-This
young but promising Institution, which is to be
opened TO the public on Monday, in the National
Academy Rooms, is ano;her most gratifying evi-
dence OF the growth of tas;e for tie Fine Arts in
our City. The large collection of good pictures by
American Artists made with so much care and ex-
pcnse by the late Hr. Reed, formed fitting nucleus
for and important Institution devoted 10 the
Arts, which is doubtless destined 10 exercise cor
responding influence upon American Artists, and To
confer mutual benefits them and on the public.
10 these have been added a number of fine pictures
by the iiberaly of New-York Artists, and large
list Of engravingsirom the pictures OF Raphael and
the other old masters. The Commercial Adycr-
User says:


The cutlery will be opened we Believe Monday oc-
cupes present. the Of the AcHdemg the
n Design where Will remain until SPECIAL repository can
be provided for H. We congratulate fellow the
establishment C permanent gallery of the ns th,
city The thanks o Inc due the public Spir
spe By h noble exampe wh1 furnished the principal part
the fund by which IRE collection has been purchased


II will Je Wy doTs that the Of


dollar erli-A ind lyIturl Ia share the property
collection and free admission 20 .he gallery for life There
suppGse public collection Of works OF art
with the exception OF few public ,asnes Europe.
10 :he public on such easy terms.