The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-15 00:00:00

THE EXHIBITION OF 185

THE BUILDING.
We were again on the ground yesterday. Great
progress has been made in every portion of the works shies
our last visit. Neerly 2.000 men were at work. The &ilea*
of the operations, which we have hitherto noticed, is now
broken by the clank of hammers of every sin and weight.
It is wonderful to ea bow much is done by the aid of steam.
rhere is the steam•pattyieg machine, the steam saws, and
drills. There is oleo a painting machine in operation. Many
additional torgoa have bees erected in various parte. Up-
wards of 120,000 feet deem have been already placed; and
it is curious to sae the glaziers at work in gipey tows find
upon the roof. The entire length of one avenue is now
roofed in. and mbar parts ate being covered at a rapid rate.
Doubts have been it:premed as to the strength of the glass
used, but ca inquiry we found that it wen of that strong
kind known to the trade as " horticultural glass." Work-
men are now beginning upon the unapt ; and some
Work-
few of the pertymoloared antral avenue girden already
span the great passage. Carpenters, in the upper part of the
building, ere aiming the upper galleries. There were a
great number of visitor' about the works to-day ; and ladles
were to be men here and there dexterously leaping about
confused haps of material, or balancing tbeaselves along
narrow plonks. The awing and drilling machine eppeand
to be the great Ojai of astrostion. It was nearly dark when
we took up ear widen nose the clerks' otiose to get a
general view el the witeaten. The scone was particu-
larly plainsmen. h the OW roof the moos done
upoa tb• busy awed@ w, lighting up the new with a
pale silver tint. The steam from the engines spurted into
the indistinct grey in jets of snow-white vapour. This cold-
ness of atonal, was relieved by the warm glow that came
tbrourh the crevices of the planks which surrounded the
various forges. The magnitude of the whole lent to these
pleturesque bits a faros and an effect which an difficult to
convey in writing, but whisk were nevertheless very impres-
sive, sad econnped to the salad moo vividly than sunlight
(which loaves so little for the imagination) the gigantic
nature of the operatkons.
The preparations fer raisin the great Unapt arches are
now nearly completed; so that within a weak or ten days we
shall be able to fora en opinion maths probable effort of that
of the structure.

HAWII7IO, Nov. 10.—The committee for the Leaden
Inhibition of 1861 bad a meeting lmt eight at the
hems of the Society for Ptomotieg Arta and Useful
Teed.., to which those maesheterers who had sm.
hmaisited to the committee the objects they Maid
seed were invited. They amoust to 180 firm mast
of deli attasid. Dr. Mesmer, the chains 'of dm
aseasslteek lemma the buslass. He stated that the
mole bed smiled 4,000 marks basso, bat that Os I
=rwed. some se at least 10,11mho haus% awl
yas se edam toads at the dipsig ofdz=
mime, gm seeming was to esedeir hew Os de
was to be catered. The Sontag
_thee read Os
Items on which the essimillse bad kneed the
maissates. He acknowledge. Mat they WM but rough
gams% bemuse there were se Misr particulars to ism the
awaits* as guides than the MOM of the Midst. They
bed calculated the memesseeme to 'pleated UM midis
Ms, whiM, If seems meal take MOM mem ihma wee
*Mated M tat dame He.. teams together. Nwsl el the
emeetastame misread that the messersamat ef OM sad.
des had bum wesmated, ems of them leaving withdraws
part of what they Wendell M seed, and rep:dims dm
Might some ef them iellmeed OM their goals were set to
be scammed berme they wall &paw of them is Leaks
offer ebe &Wiles wade be NM Kr. Marburg, a ewr
shies member. who tegesseMed a geed meg heel.
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east slam they had lesesed that OM
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sal lmowily Mt—Obiselse letters
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semelemo Ms esswen to whisk ',seal mete lbe eseimidee
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esquire whoa set fen wheeaar Mg Wbe
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tesereses, if seeissery, to lies eassimima 11L me sable
Md. is. Tbe Illisbblaulte are te be nest W Rasp
asst, eel madam tat le be seised asa datereffy. whew
• awl smeesemsat be lasi apes. Oa the query
whaler a wades d the imde sessemeed meat be with-
draws he Mae ei Nes Is Maass, it was replied that we
&odd set be miss& he the epees allotted 'deadly,
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woe allseted le the.. Labs* sad Bream would me earl
'may WYK the Morisse el Ream, would met mad way
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the meleshetuesse bam ease to that
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ALSWIIO Finn AIM NARROW EICAFI.--Nester-
dsy iseralog, hawses arorestisessad three Vela*, sa
tea* est ea the_ of Kr. fibulas...Vat
Slltstar sad liattosised. Wate-stass. Waning. TM llama
disesworod by the bastes, who ism am* ssillsoatod with
the sash 4 sad sa helm smog eadatesand wmays
aeas Mein, bet the des was mai his% sod Mg woke
the sioloesae. Kr. sad Mi,. Maim saa homy aim with
meat dedaafft olefesisa Y Oftdig id if IM !wised over
efteilmbounis; WIN meat ill Os Amen spread,
thst Ono to got sway Imam the whale et
the Itt7sis R.7".relisss. The egoism of the leaden
yi:proppi those of the Wes of itsitsad FleteefAss.
Wira spa. sal *as ens s pisaWsl t=r,
o
boa Ma ws• ash sallogehlad tho
Imo Wit eat. aid tbo Midis losses esash
demi* nweied by lee ttd wain The win of as yrs le
shows, lad triemiess seats bioand. The UMW 01
imege bean r bon mwebaked.