The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-12 00:00:00

of the second ci'y in Trelqnd recollects nothing like the
fete of this day as having occurred within its boundaries, I
and in truth we may admit that Dublin
has never had
such an effective first day at any of its industrial exhi-
bitions. Probably we may go further, end confess that
it all tgat is promised by cx4bitors be fulfilled when the
business part of the affair shall ho in progress, Dublin
will be thrown is the sLade, and Cork may fairly claim
credit for having produced the best Irish exhibition on
record. From almost the first day the matter was pro-
jected to the present, the manufacturers and artisans,
not only of Munster, but of all the manufacturing dis-
tricts of Ireland, have manifested a strong desire for its
success, and most liberally contributed towards the ne-
cessary expenses. Something also is due to the valu-
able aid rendered the project by the Dublin and London
press, which at once took tha matter in hand, and
gavewa in °lleoura);einent and support. The result of all
tiii: aufll described by the Lord•Lieutenatit of Ireland
c-tY—nr rather Ist
Difi,eg' When he pronounced the Exhibition " a rang-
demonstration of bn* Irishmen can do." The
still present themselves. Row —are crowded to ti.
they are contriv.in"ces:', and beyond it. Nevertheless,
wthe"'hotels and lodging-houses
g to find accommodation for ail who
Take the position of ROW is this done, think you?
Hotel, but his billet doe'
illustration, lie has the " own correspondent" as an
best sod in this celebratedn
...I;sonour to hail from the Imperial
about 70 cots, compactly laid
lout entitle him to the second
e I r i e . v i
,0 Hezicekneoi
goe
tsrhht
decabaoci
bed, therefore
aeaneart
dnthtsic4Ooer en,
de
aatnohnt fddeo
t o Oill
his'ste
which some clever quart-ern:lebat'n, dt4l7lol"shout ou in the ball-room,
of convalescent anihulancE% tcjohas fitted up as a kind
quently, when No.
4498;
ncsumthbeeicsas6e6,m6asy,
" Order, gentle-
men, and do go to sleep." Then 48 out,
threatens to call out the " persons''
g ic7relf::::
take such liberties with a man in his
in his own house, and consequently,
in his own essae. Its to seep, it is quite
question. Your " own correspondent"
served notice to quit. Every other hotel in t
is just as full, but each will continue to bold ,3 city
6 just
one more."

At eleven o'clock this morning one small door was
partly opened for the admission of a vast crowd of in-
vited guest and parties who had paid for tickets of ad-
mission. Such crushing and confusion ensued! By this
door lady guests were to be admitted first, then the male
guests—then the lady holders of cards, and then the
male. Absurd as this appears, still it was the order
pronounced by the impassable body of police by which
this clothes-destroying passage was guarded. No one
that your correspondent could find out knew the right
way, and the Cork Committee took especial care to keep
out of it, and beyond the reach of questions. Fortu-
nately, just at the moment your " own correspondent "
was about to crush his way out of the crowd, he was
recognised and taken in hand by that übiquitous friend
of the press, Cusack P. Roney, and by an open sesame
conveyed him to a place of safety within.