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London, England, 1862-04-14 00:00:00

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"The statistics which we owe la& Nenday obeli
the relative proportious of the Eolith and 'who
industrial exhibitors MAUI to have opened tb Wol
of the public and the Exhibition mania/era Tb•
falling Win the we *ode, and the wonderful in-
deed an the other (always excepting the fine art
exhibitors who form a new section is the pouldstti
occasion), prove conclusively that the different
tradOcesurnittess, with scarcely .. doe. eauenthute
have tekeu an extraordinary view.o -•-
pdderlin them. The applications
11101 HM side were far more numerous
but the allotments are far lees nurse
favoured middlemen mid distributors,
before the /lurid iu smayel th0044,46"‘.
tepretientatives of particular industries,
Bag maeufacturets me, elbowed torte
way earners, or leave the buikling,
the arrangements. The Coainlissioniri,
doubtless as much pained and disappointed
,elate of thinga pe the. iffirtmated •
'hourly pelted with protests and en
everything should he going inertly
'bell.
TIM Prep& commissioners and --_ _
dieing') their work in that calm philosophical n.
nee .irbich Chartidterinis their nitexcitable- tidbit
The popular kha de the Frenchman
wrong—he it med. ln- a hurry—never
thought we observed a Preach wor'
two agcein hieshirt deems, but •on
him we found that he was a Di
French souuniiiinsenelottege about
delightful esesdity--eunvarsix and t-
,orpilis,e.
The head-ingride of • their annorissiou
Cromwell-ro.4w being fitted up in a style
'of an Emperor. Perhaps they are intended
Emperor's lodging 1 One room is flecoratekin .
Gothic style—another in the Relainiance style—
and another in tffid South Kensington style, ••'
every Frenchman grtffirelly learning to •
• The French display will be furnished
'font thousand exhibitors—one-foo-•'
belong to the odoules of the enn
Lion of raw produce Is very large,
balm) of wanes, vinegar, honey,
Imperial manufactory of tobacco ha
iition for inaprodireks, sad every
'districts will show in what is cal
exhibition. Many poems MSS n.
in exhibitions are nut able to see how
disouvered in food products, especially
pa they are kept under glad dem, and
Itomsl proverb about the proof of
11iia~ in the eating. A liberal syst
can hardly be expected, and ti
LIMB from the south of Europnini
'Roared by courtesy to possess every s.
before the juries have delivered their
erimiusting verdicts.
The entrance to the French court •
described, and we have touched
upon prominent features in the
neighbours, but they deserve notice
for the useful as the oruamental.
The French machinery, which
for its mechanical finish, includes
Of machine.. It has mach beat,
shows a judicious distribution
to the strain to be supported.
the great marine engines and in
ships are also remarkable for the
sad they include a direct application
The railway department presents
made& of kmenutiver--the invent
whose object has been to utilize
the wheels on the curves, to increase
the steam, and to introduce largel:
meld of coal as a combustible. The
riages, however, it must be admitted, are more
noticeable for their beauty than for the increased
comfort which they promise to travellers.
Several improvements in boilers will be exhibited,
showing how these machines may be made so as to
be easily taken to pieces and cleaned. The means
will also be shown of purifying water from matters
likely to form incrustations. The Giffard feeder as
a piece of ingenious mechanism, is, perhaps,
most striking invention of all.
The locomotives will be numerous, and will pre-
sent many details worthy of the study of engineers;
and the hydraulic machines will show great pro-
greas duce 1861, and also the ice-producing appa-
ratus.
In mechanics and metallurgy there will be some
new improvements both in form and in construc-
tion ; and Nome important machines will be exhi-
bited for making sugar from cane or beet-root on a
large or small stale.
Germany generally will be well represented both
by Austria and the Zollverein, or German Free
Trade Union, through nearly 5,000 exhibitors.
Austria will make a great display of raw produce,
exhibiting rock and table salts (of which it pro-
duces 400,000 tons annually), saltpetre, mercury,
and coal, with some valuable geological maps. Its
grain display will form an important part of the
show, along with a variety of vegetable produce,
beetroot-sngsr, wine, flax, wool, raw calk, and
woods. Hungary will hold the first position in the
food and vegetable produce classes.
The machinery display from Austria is small—
distance having imposed obstacles in the way of
its transport, but a novelty is expected in the shape
of a mountain locomotive, with a very high rate of
speed, and a power of overcoming auy difficulties
of ascent short of au actual defiant.* of gravitation.
In manufactures we may expect a tine show of
woollen cloths ; a good collection of cutlery from
Upper Austria ' • some rare and valuable musical
instruments, and some interesting works in leather
and turnery, which are already popular hi this
country. The glass manufactories of Bohemia
will be particularly well represented, and it is ex-
pected that this part of the display will show a
decided advance upon 1861 and 1865.
The Zollverein is determined to make its mark in
the mining and engineering classes • and it has,
therefore' sent a remarkable steel casting from
Krupp'a factory in Westphalia, a cannon of cast-
steel from the same quarter, and a locomotive en-
gine from one of the best workshops iu Berlin. A
series of models, showing the aua and shape of
ploughs in every century, exhibited by a learned
professor of Wirtemberg, promises to be very in-
teresting.
The textile fabrics from these States will include
a good display of silk, woollen, worsted, linen, and
cotton fabrics, and the show of hosiery is expected
to be very strong. Varnished leather work, works
in the precious metals, jewellery and ornaments •,
porcelain from the royal uiauldectories at Berlin
and Meissen ; large ornamental works iu bronze
from Berlin and Hanover ; and specimer.s of high
printing, will add to the effect of this section of the
Exhibition. Amongst the collection of chased and
embossed silver works will be found the wedding

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had; Milicted.on a boy was to be regretted, it was
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" that degree of correction which schoolm'asters are
srapewered to indict by implied paternal delega-
tion."
The Bonne has been better than usual on a
„Saturday. Yesterdafs prices are fullysumintaised
an the Itente and all other securities. The columns
pi quotations show scarcely arty change.

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