Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Inlu strial Exhibition Of 1851.

We take the following from the M.
tiolial lntelIieencer Of The 18th instant:
RuoMs Of 1ttt National I4sttfurE. |
Washington, Ate. I. 1851.
Tie Executive Committee appointed Nv
the central authority Of the United E5tHta-
Oh the Luudou Industrial ESIlibiiiou fpss
pettfnllv present the tyllowitr 81 nnarY
OF Information on tie most important mat
tets requiring the attention Of State toiti-
m'ttees, and Of those who intend to le.
come exhibitors
]. Committees appointed lty lie Gov
| erunrs Of the several Stales are recognized
u Tie proper judges fet selecting articles
suitable to he spnt to the exhibition from
the United States.
2. Articles ilosndej Iot exhibition will
he examined by tile Committee Of the
STATE otofefritefy Of wIiici, they are the
products.
8 Tie State Committees viii furnish
duplicate &C ~tilinntes OF all articles extrpitla
el aud approved by them to The Executive
Committee at Washington. WHO will give
the sanction required by the british Conn
,nis-ionefs,
i. Articles approved in the manner H.
bove prescribed will be forwarded 70 Lon
don, free Of charge, from the port OF New
York, IN II nntiolltl vessel placed by The
Navy Department Mt the disposal Of The
Central COMMITTEE for that purpose ; and
at the close Of The Exhibition they will be
returned Ia the sane conveyance to the
same pIace, III ess otherwise disposed OF,
8 The Treasury Departments will af
ford, as iar a. practicable, Tough ie re.
venue cutter service, facilities for forward
Ing objects from the different Atlantic ports
TO New York.
%. Should the vessel designated to on
vey the goods to London not be III readi.
ness TO receive them OH their arrival at
New York. they will be stored at the navy
yard. mud Afterwards put OIL board, free Of
exleu g to the owners.
4, All eoota Inteuded to be forwarded
10 the Exhibition by the Government yes.
sci from New York should be delivered at
that pace duly marked, and wi suitable
invoices, confirming the corresponding
marks. In addition to other marks, there
shou d be Inscribed OH eacll packet the
words London Exhibitions"
s. No article will be received at the
navy yard after the tenth day OF January,
1861. as the vessel will sail soon after that
period.
O.. All expenses ii 'London, for carriage,
unpacbing, arranging for exhibition, and
removing OF packing cases, must he paid
by the owners Of the goods OF their agents.
10. State Committees are desired 10 in.
form the Executive Committee, on or be.
fore the lst Of December next, what a.
mo,n Of ground and wall sIrnce they can
credital,iy fill with the products of their
respective States. States from which no
information Oh this point shall at that time
be forwarded, will be presumed to require
no part of the space allotted to the United
States. and ii will be distributed TO the
other States, according to their several re-
%qtiirements.
IL. Detailed statements relative to the
Exhibition, and I the several classes ,f
objects appropriate thereto, have been
furnished to the several State Committees,
aud will be supplied tothose who may re-
qnire more particular information, upon
application to the Executive Committee.
12. All communications should be adj
dressed to the Secretary of the Executive
Committee.
PETER FORCE, Chairman.
Jos. G. G. KENNEDY.
Secretary of Executive Committee.