The Sun.
London, England, 1867-01-26 00:00:00

The week will begin from the day of issuing.

The price of a weekly ticket is fixed at 6 francs.
Art. 24. Weekly tickets will be issued only to
persons who may present themselves at the office
with their photographs.
The ticket will be affixed to those photographs.

Art. 25. The owner, by signing his ticket, assumes
the obligation of fulfilling the stipulations of Art. 8
thereon written, and generally all the stipulations
of the present regulations which can concern him.
Art. 26. The weekly tickets will be delivered at
an office to be established for the purpose at the
Champs de Mars, Pavillon of the General Comtnis-
siouerdhip, iu la Bourdonnaye Avenue.

SEcTiox V.
EXHIBITORS' TICKETS.

Art. 27. In accordance with Arts. 58 and 59 of
the general regulations a gratis admittance ticket
will be given to every exhibitor, and also to the
agent whom the Imperial Commission admit to re-
present him or to watch over his goods.
These tickets, which are to be signed by the
owners, and not transferable, give admittance only
to the enclosure in which are the articles exhibited
by the owners.

The tickets to exhibitors whose exhibitions are
only temporary are valid only during the time of
those exhibitions.

Art. 28. Art. 8 will be printed on the exhibitors'
or exhibitors' agents' tickets. The owner, by sign-
ing his ticket, assumes the obligation of fulfilling
all the stipulations of the said article, and generally
all the stipulations of the present regulations which
may concern him.

Art. 29. The exhibitors in the park enclosure and
their agents will be admitted throught four wickets,
to be opened at the following entrances :----No. 2,
L'Universite ; No. 7, the Ecole Militaire ; No. 12,
the Railway Station ; No. 15, d'Orsay.
The exhibitors or their agents who avail them-
selves of the privileges conferred by Art. 7 will
have free access themselves on verification, by
means of signing their name 3, or by giving their
photographs, at all the entrances of the enclosure.
Art. 30. The exhibitors in the enclosure of the
garden and the agents of those exhibitors will be
admitted at a wicket for the purpose at the Tour-
vil le entrance.

Art. 31. The exhibitor-ticket will be delivered to
the exhibitors themselves.

The agent ticket will be delivered only at the
written request of the exhibitor, who will be re-
sponsible for any infringement.
Art. 32. The ticket to exhibitors or to exhibitors'.
agents belonging to the French section will be
delivered at the offices of the General Commis-
sionership.

Art. 33. The tickets to the exhibitors or exhibit
tor-agents belonging to the foreign sections will be
delivered to the delegate commissioners, who will
bind themselves to deliver them in accordance with
the stipulations of Art. 31.

SECTION VI.
OFFICERS' TICKETS.

Art. 34. Tickets for general or restricted admit-
tance, valid for the whole duration of the exhibition,
or for a limited time, will be delivered according to
the nature of the duties and the necessities of the
service

Ist. To the members of the Imperial Commission,
and to the persons employed by it.
The tickets to the members of the Imperial Com-
mission have been delivered in the sole view of
making known their official rank, each of them
having taken a season ticket.
2d. To the president, vice-president, and secre-
tary of each foreign commission, to its commissioner
delegate at Paris, and to the persons belonging to
its staff, fulfilling active functions in the interior of
the exhibition.

3d. To the titular members of the international
jury and to the associate members, in accordance
with Art. 15 of the piry regulations ; the tickets to
associate members of the jury for temporary ex_
hibitions are limited to the duration of their func-

tions.
Art. 35. Officers tickets for functions not belong.
ing to the classes mentioned in Art. 34 will he de-
livered only with the special authorisation of the
Imperial Commission.
Art. 36. The councillor of state general commis-
sioner is entrusted with the execution of these re-
gulations.
The Minister of State, Vice-President of the Im-
perial Commission, (Signed) Rot: HER.
The Councillor of State General Commissioner,
(Signed) F. LE PLAY.

General Wood reports a general improvement in
the relations between employers and employed in
Mississippi. The negroes are exposed to much hard-
ship on account of the unfavourable crops, but are
preparing to work vigorously during the coming
year. The interest in education is growing among
both whites and blacks.