New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS
ENGLAND.
TIA Grant Industrial EXhi billion.


We Gull and condsnse the following from the
mass of news in the English journals concerning
this movement
THE AMERICAN GoNTRrBp Tons TO TAE TX
HIBITIoS The President has ordered taat the
storeship Fredona should be reserved to convey
to London the exhibitions Of the States to the
Great Exhibition of 1851 1t Is also announced
that the Secretary of the Navy has consented
that the New-Yo7k Navy ard, with requisite
storage be used for the deposit and safe keeping
OF such articles as are intended for the Exhibition.
TIE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS OF lS5l.-The
Pearl, from Canada, is expected to arrive In few
days, bringing, among other ireghtsse, no fewer
than go packages OF the productions OF that cosn-
try, intended for the ensuing exhibition. They
contain minerals ores, and manufactured articles
Of various kinds, in wood. &c These are only the
first iustallment two others Of equal magnitude
being expected TO follow. They are consigned 70
Mr. II. Hougbtou. of Friay.st. the agent ap-
pointed by the Executive Committee 0! Montreal
es their representative in London.
RELIGIOUS SERVICE FOR THE STRASGERs.-
The Bishop OF London has appointed Committee
to consider what measures should be taken to pro-
vide foreigners and other strangers with the means
OF attending divine worship during the period Of
the approaching exhibition
PoLICE.-Arrangement have been made, we
learn, with the police authorities OF France, and
even other countries, to concentrate few foreign
police In this country next year 10 watch tho
movements OF any foreign pickpockets wbo1Uay
be tempted hither in the Spring.
NOTHING FROM NAPLEs.-I am informed by
one Of the Commissioners originally appointed to
forward Neapolitan productions to the Great Ex-
hlbition OF sol, that, unable to obtain the oo5pe-
ration OF the Government, it is probable nothing
will be sent from the Two Scilies.
STRIFE OF WoRENEN.-On Tuesday the gla-
ziers and many of the lNborers employed upon the
building for the Exhibition OF 1851. struck for an
advance of wages On disposition being eyinced
to create disturbance, the police were called in.
The GLACIERS complain that they can only earn27s
per week and the laborers that they have only
haitian hour FOR dinner,
TIL YEAR 1851 II THE MANsIoN-HoUSE-
The Lord Mayor and the Lady Mayoress have
already expressed their intention to give during
the Great Exhibition in the ensuing year. ia al.
dition to the usual civic entertainments at the
Mansion house, several public evening receptions,
to which viii be invited not only the remarkable
men of our own country, but ali foreigners of dis
tinction who may then be in London
In consequence oil the Inconvenience occasion
ed to the progress of the works by the admission
OF visitors Her Majesty Commissioners havere
solved that the issue of cards for admission shall
be discontinued At the same time the admission
ofvsitors is not absolutely prohibited, but charge
OF IS for each person will be made purposely with
view OF discouragng applications. ANY funds
which may arise from this source will be applied
to sick and accident fund ,or the workmen.