The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-05 00:00:00

TILE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION•

tiuG
Half-crown day though yesterday was,
There
attendance was exceedingly satisfactory.
was not so much crushing, and with a little trouble
it was possible about five o'clock to cross the
platform of the eastern dome. in fact, the buildiofng
was just comfortably full; for those whose duty
inclination it is to make a close examination of the
articles in the various classes there was no room to
spare, but one was able to get through in the
put
afternoon as much as on all the shilling days
together. The last returns showed an attendance
of 30,327, of whom 8,367 were season-ticket holders.
These numbers must therefore be locked uP°ll

with satisfaction by the commissioners.
The new plan of issuing season tickets at
1.05.,
admitting on any shilling day, has been so
Pere;
sistently assailed by a contemporary that hl
Majesty's commissioners have in self-defence issued
the following notification :
In order to afford the utmost facility to all classes to
study the Exhibition, her Majesty's commissioners
directed that season tickets available on the Is. &I 4151
be issued at a very low price, in the full confide that the
nce t
P to anY
proprietors of such season tickets will not be
fraudulent u of them.
" In orders
to check any attempt at abusing this eral
concession, check takers have orders to require
of season tickets to sign their names on entering, and, „r
Majesty's commissioners hope that this rule will be cue--
fully complied with.
The arrangements for the ceremonial on Fri"
day next, though well advanced, are not yet conin'
pleted. We understand that the Turkish Gov
ment lue,
ment has, at the request of the Foreign
vited his Highness the Viceroy of Egypt to rep
Wa
sent the Ottoman empire at the ceremonial. .bi_
Highness will, it is believed, send to the 'tbl 00
tion on that day the Egyptian band, OW, be
board of his Highness's yacht, The band will be
stationed in the Turkish Court, and will Pig. e.
national air of Turkey at the appointed
dill re-
His holders
her
His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange sy.:nerea
present the King of Holland, his Royal gig'if—of
the Prince of Carignan will attend on hella'^for
Italy, and the Comte de Flandres will aPPearhave
Belgium. The replies of the German Courts -ao
not yet been received ; and there is little 0.0,
doubt that Prince Napoleon will represent his cation
penal cousin, although the official comraurliea
to that effect has not arrived. On Monday at 3 Pnod,
there will be in the Horticultural Gardens gr-re.
rehearsal of the music to be performed at the
three
monial. The following bands will attend:it, el
from the brigade of Guards, two from the Ife
Artillery, and one each from the Blues, the
1-
nee►
Guards, the Royal Engineers, the Royal 4°
and the Kensington Volunteer Engineers•
iip°eo at
The following programme, which has
least a week in hand, is still " under considera".o;.
and must not, therefore, be relied upon as quitee

rect in all its details :
T' lIS'
DECLARATION OF PRIZES TO EI11"--T°

bcuEiuldEimngosmaani4d.
"The entrances tSOTAthTeE
FRIDAY, 11TH JULY, AT 02;E0;c1,0C1"
1 anr.
trance
will be open from 10 till 12.30, except the cer'-oecic
p 2 o' Cl .
xi,
will n cbee to the Horticultural Gardens, which after
open only to persons taking part in the Preces°l°o
The admis • • admission will be by both kinds of season tiche ;
which, if obtained before the Bth Jul will be 58• each,
a
on or after the Bth July, 7s. 6d. Paymenty,at the cle°r° °
the 11th inst., 10S.
THE ORDER OF THE PROCEEDINGS' f One
Horticultarti, 0..
"I. The declaration of the awards of the juries, 0 jaw
o,c lock, will be made at a state ceremony on Fridtt, ysl
11, 1862, by an international representative body °f Roy
and distinguished personages, specially named by the
~
liil nations which have taken part in the 31-bibitig, the
The Queen has named his Royal Sigilne;-4ive
Duke .
to of Cambridge, K.G., as her Majesty's represea' iv
se receive and distribute the awards to committees rePtito
nting the exhibitors of the United Kingdom and Woe
commissioners of the colonies and dependencies' and
specialdistr. representatives of foreign countries will receive
~
liblluteTthhe awards to the foreign commissioners. the
The various ceremonies will take place, i,icleae,
Exhibition Buildings and in the Horticultural 01',
which will be made part of the Exhibition' for that de'oe
"IV. At twelve o'clock the jurors will assemble 111 rd,
South Court, where they will arrange themselves ac er
ing to their classes, each class being indicated by a ij'...-
carried by a sapper. , natl"
t, V. The jurors, the special commissioner and uer,,,tof
commissioners
council
for juries and secretary, and the headedpresie'
by
tbeun ilof chairmen of juries, will then proceed, tiie
band of the Royal Engineers, across the nave: the
upperterrace in the Horticultural Gard to aWal 0
Gardens, 0 th
arrival of the special international representatives• f
tre o
weather be fine,• the procession will pass up the °en .00
the Horticultural Gardens; if it be wet, by the we'd es.
side of the nave through the annexe and central ar%:•;
'' VI. Her Majesty's Ministers, the Royal Cti-litl.
.sinners for the Exhibition of 1851, the members of the uitta
ing committee of 1862, the contractors and architect, As
secretary of finance committee and financial officer,
council of the Society of Arts, and the council of the
Yicci,
ticultural Show, will assemble in the conservator)" beifi
12 30 p m. fort
c, VII. At 12 30 her Majesty's Commissioners
Exhibition of 1862 will receive the corps diplomatiC
the conservatory.
en
" VIII. At 1 o'clock the special international represrb,
tatives will be received by a guard of honour at the
•
O
entrance to the Horticultural Gardens, where they
will of
met by her Majesty's Commissioners for the Exhibiti oa
1862.
n
" IX. The special international representatives, aeo;
parried by her Majesty's Commissioners for the Exhibitiejo
of 1862, will proceed, if the weather be fine, to the
‘ls
in the gardens; if it be wet, they will remain in the.
e
servatory, and receive a report from the council of eh
men and the awards from the chairmen of the juries., jI de.
" X. The president of the council of chairmen
Wil4a the
liver the report of the council to his Royal Higblieti this
Duke of Cambridge, her Majesty's representative °bridge
occasion. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cate will
will read a reply. The juries, passing in processieoo,o of
deliver, through their presidents, the awards and be f her
the juries to Earl Granville, K.G., the president o.
soli,
Majesty's commissioners for the international court
who will give to each special representative the a"
made to the several nations which they represent. her
"XL The special international repreaentatives., oiler
Majesty's commissioners for the Exhibition of 18°2)
ot,
Majesty's ministers, jurors, and others invited to take part
in the ceremonial, will then proceed, headed by the a
the
trumpeters, to the Exhibition building, entering it byYsila
eastern annexe. They will then pass along the nave'
arcades'
through the western or machinery annexe and Bream.,ai
and at certain appointed stations the special internstl°7ica
representatives will deliver the awards to the resPecL
classes, colonies, and foreign countries. 'bide°
"At the stations on the British side of the Exlll
~,,,
will be assembled the respective national and trade c01,,'
mittees, including the mayors of the chief nianufacturvi_
,t;
towns; these committees will receive the awards from his
Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. At the stationi;
for the colonies the respective colonial commissioners W j
receive the awards from his Royal Highness the Duke. v 1;
Cambridge. On the foreign side each foreign coniniissi.° _
will receive the awards from the special representativ:
named by their own country, or, in the absence of
of Cain-
such
representative, from his Royal Highness the Duke
bridge. to the dais (or the con..
" XII, The procession will return
servatory if the weather be bad).
and foreign) will be
_
" XIII. Military bands (I3ritishbuild'n s and grounds
stationed in different parts of
_the
applications s
n have been
and play national airs. OffiFeleinceppl
France,Holland, Italy, and
made to Austria, Belgium,
litaryraband, and
the ViceroY. °._
Prussia, each to send
a military
his Arab band.
The British
Egypt has been asked to
those of the Horse
military bands will be . Guards, the ,q,e
Royal Artillery (two bands),the Royal
ds the
Life Guar , Grenadier, the Coldstream, 4
the
Engineers,
ds the Royal Marines,
Fusilier Guar , and the Volunteer
• rs After the procession has returned to the dais
hwne •
ngie e
hole of the military bands will ott••
assemble, and, c
ducted by Mr. Godfrey, will play ' God Save the Queen.
~ HIV. A clear avenue will be kept for the processioa.
This avenue will be marked by seats placed on each side
,
and reserved for ladies only.—By order of her MaiestY
Commissioners,

"F, R. SANDFORD, SeCretari and

General ➢Manager.

" July 4, 1862."

Roskilda is especially t:;,:obs
111'
interesting as -e
burial-place of the old Danish kings; the earlier
rani
are mostly in the vaults, and are almost univreoisa or
covered with palls of black velvet, starred with.
el'ing for
silver, according to the sex of the deceased—gold tombs
the kings and princesses. There are a great iliani,uoter
in a side chapel, and among others that of Louisti,orvrecte.
of George the third of England, and the wife Derr,
rick the Fifth of Denmark, a prince much belovcoorc." its of
mark, she dicd very young. Under some Jivo:„aa titlo
the earlier kings we saw the words " et rex Anglia
Will for'
no doubt retained long after the Danish reign bad vos
gotten in England, just as the title of Rex
06_
George
tamed by our own kings down to the time of tfilee,erghts of
s
There are two marks in a pillar, said to
formeri2slieigh.t
et
Christian 1., and Peter the Great ; the
than four le.a
about even feet, while the latter is niodtalin"
satisfy "Pie Go
forced to pia
miserable village, and we were
five inches. The once famous Roskilda,
humble inn of tu
with such scanty fare as the very
Could produce,--Once a Wok, however, is lvvves