The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-13

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'hsnis Loass, ahd Mn NJ Iii sDsSnits,s.'
ana individuals in tins country, sna to sanction the
forwarding Of articles apPceblA loyGe <xhil1tion
"A need hardly say to you sir, that the pro,eedi,gs
q the National Institutr set forth in this
dence, meet this appsobatinnof ae liza rtrsn} vErh
ms full confidence in the committee named By tina.
4 avail mysslfos lbs Opportunity 10 renew d Won
the assurance OF my high and distinguished con-
sidsratcn. JOHN N. CTAYTf,N
Right Honorable Sir H. o. BULwrs, i xs 00''s'8
Extract from The cireuisr " The Royal Commits
Ta8 sioners. a -'i
Z" The Commissioners have felt that il xopId hs
desirable as far az possible, to prevent anv ner-
sons rom sehding miner articles which cannot he
their arrived in London. they feel also thai Tie
delicate and responsible task OF deciding IN ~
admission or rejection Of articles dentj,,ed . ~
ibition by foreign contributors ought NOT 10 b. mn
posed upon any English tribunal, bun should be
referred 70 one iving me confidence Of the exhi-
bilors then and standing entirely free fSoyo
possible quotations ofnational parliaIity. Thev
uecC .nSly propose to admit to exhibition s,,cb
foreign articles only as may be forwarded h thc,a
BY the Central Authority (whatever NAV be its
inature) IN each country, They viii communicate
which can be allowed to the productions Of tbr
country for which il acts, and will also state The
conditions and limitations which NAV from ,;ma
70 time be decided with respect to the
Of articles. All articles forwarded by such Cen
tral Authority will then be admitted, provided they
10 no, require greater aggregate amount. Of
space than that assigned to the productions az he
country from which they come and, provided.
Also, that they do not violate the conditions and
limitations Of which due notice shall have beonr
gwen. II will rest with the Central Authority II
eacn country % decide upon the. merits Of the
several articles presented for exhibition. and ~
take careI than those whchonr sent are s,,ch as
fairly represent the industry OF their fellow-cou-
trymen.
+. Her Majesty's Commissioners viii CONSIDER
that 10 be the Central Authority in each case rach
Is stated 10 be 50 BY the Goreyrntent cf It's ro,n,
Having once been put in communication with q
Central Authority in any country. they m,,.t, d.
cline, absolutely and entirely, any Communicative
with private and unauthorized individuals and
should any such be addressed 10 them fbev csn
only refer TO central body. This decision i
essentially necessary, in order 10 prevent con-
fusion.
"No articles Of foreign manufacture u yv,on,
soeyer they may belong, or wheresoever thew ma j
be, can pc admitted for exhibition unless they +
come with the sanction Of the Central Author;,,,
Of the country OF which they are the produce
The commissioners do not Insist upon such ar.i-
cies being hlali cases actually forwarded by the
Central Authority, though they consider thai tbis
would generally be the most satisfactory arranpe
ment but Il Ia indispensable that the sanction &c
such authority should in all cases he eS,,ressl, -
given, and that il be- held responsible for the fl
ness, OF such articles forrexhibition and for MOI
a q tne eShibitlon Of greater quantity
than can he accommodated in the space ASSIGNED
to the productions of the country in question.
a tl!t discussion was then had Of The subject
mus laid before the committee, and Oh melton NJ
the Hon, w. W. Seaton, ii VAS '' ~ 'r' n (
Resolved, Thattlie Committee OF Ave first charged
hfn cflh lnrth rvs IL, 49, q.
Mr., Kennedy for Mr.. Greenough, who Is abserrl
pc an Executive Committee to take all necessary !
steps TO carry out the views or the general com
nittee. aiis HB vli6if3a itali s @l1f n s.ss
The following gentlemen constitute the Execn
I've N,eminitee Col. Peter Force, Prof Walter
<. Johnson, Prof Joseph Henry, j. q. Ken 4
neay, Esq, Capt, Charles Wilkes. NJ /.
On notion stia siaif ~ FassfE
RssOivsa, That the Secretary be requested 10
prepare the proceedings or this meeting for pub
'iea'ioh.i cisasaaF9gg ae si7f'l s1all sF2 Il
And the Committee adjourned ~ fiiaifq at,iieat
.hnae7 CHARLES Z. SFANSBURY. ~. 4,
Secretary Of the Meeting. ~,
~. B.--Associations, committees, or individuals
DESTROYS to make propositions or TO receive infor-
NATION, are requested address their cominunica
tons TO I. G.IG. Kennedy ESQ. d3g danail ,aIss
1.-THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME \
w,oL Rs allld lslsatR"ri THE aiGsg 10 sai7aa 3q
sOU I'll EkN LITERARY GAZETTE,
w WAS commenced on Saturday, the 4th Of May,
1850, under its original name--instead bf Richards
Weekly Gasetie--as more significant Of its peculiar
character, III being theonly weekly organ a. Lrra
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Greatly Enlorged and Improved,
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Formerly Solicitor Of the General Lend Office.
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