New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21

.,:.c.,aoto, tn American exhibitors relative 70
+i,c arrangements for Transporting to LONDON az
cles Of American mouufec!ufs
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Noo''7 " ,5aiScTaN, THURSDAY, So " q
The Executive COMMITTEE aP cta+ns o1 the
sreptral Authority Of the United o.lTTa r.at
To, Industrial Exhibition resPecuUii! pieScus
+be following summary Of ln3fn s.o,, W to
arta,t roottors requiring the attention OF otte
rnfoTn;ifees and of those who lntend 10 oecoiilc
e1n'I Go,o;etees appointed by the Governors Of
a. seyeral states are recognized as the proper
;ndaes for selecting articles suitable TO De sent 10
.5s Exhibition from the United States.
'uo kyficles intended for exhibition will be eZ-
.n;ned by the Committee OF the State or IerHto-
- of which they are the products.
7 ~ The State Committees will furnish duplicate
certificates of all articles examined and approved
5v them to the Executive Committee at w ASH
;nrtop who will give the sanction required by inc
British Commissioners
4. Articles approved IN the manner aooTe pre-
scribcd, will be forwarded to LONDON ifeF Q!
charge, from the port OF New York, In national
Vessel placed by the Navy Department at the dis
nosal Of the Central Committee for that purpose;
and, at the close of the Exhibition, they Will be
returned in the same conveyance. TO the same
Mace. unless otherwise dlsposed OF
5. The Treasury Department will afford, as TAR
as practicable, through the Revenue Cutter Ser
vice facilities for forwarding objects from the dl'
Iferent Atlantic ports to New ork
g. Should the vessel designated to convey the
goods to London not be in readiness to receive
Them on their arrival at New York, theyswlII be
Estored at the Navy Yard, and afterwards put on
| board, free OF expense TO the oWners,
r. All goods intended TO be forwarded to the
Exhibition by the Government vessel from New
/ York. should be delivered at that place duly
q .Loj Will sniff oh
\ the corresponding marks. In addition TO other
marks, there should be inscribed on each package,
SShe words "Lond0n E.rt7b1tl0n
g. No article will be received at the Navy ard
after the tenth day Of January, 1851, as the vessel
twill sail soon after that period.
9. All expenses in London, for carriage unpack-
inc. arranging for exhibition, and removing OF
packing cases, must be pad by the owners oil
/ .be goods or their agents
| TO- State Committees are desired to inform the
Executive Committee on or before the 1st Of De
Icember next, what amount of ground and wall
8soace they can credibly fill with the products OF
Their respective States. States from which no IN
formation on this point shall at that time be iof-
awarded, will be presumed to require no part OF the
sspace allotted to the United States, and 1t will be
distributed to the other States according to theu
sseverai requirements.
| II, Detailed statements relative to the EXhib
ZION ard to the several classes Of objects appro
nriate thereto. have been furnished to the several
State Committees, aud will be supplied to those
| who may require more particular information, up.
| On application to the Executive Committee.
! - All communications should be addressed TO
the Secretary of the Executive Committee.
PETER FORCE, Chairman.
JOS c. G. KENNEDY, sec'y Of Executive Com.
REGULATIONS BY THE COMMISSIONERS IN LON
DON,
/ !. The Exhibition is to be opened in Hyde Park,
London, on the LIST day of May, 1851 The build
ling, constructed chiefly OF cast iron and plate
glass, ,848 feet long, 40s feet WIDE and l0s feet
! high, with machinery room, 936 feet long, and As
] feet wide, will be nearly fire proof
Q Goods will be received between the first of
January and the first OF March, 1851 After the
/ latter day none can be received.
3. The productions of all nations will be exhib-
/ tied together under one general classification.
A. Articles exhibited will be divided into four
sections, viz
l. Raw materials and produce ?. Machinery.
/ 3 Manufactures a. Sculpture models and Plas-
| tic art,
s. Exhibitors will deliver their goods at their
own charge and risk at the building in Hyde Park.
g. Articles liable to perish during the period OF
sight month"; from the first OF January to the first
/ of Sentember. are not suitable to be exhibited.
This anpies more particularly to certain articles
derived from the animal and vegetable kingdoms.
:. Exhibitors will be at tue cost OF their own
insurance, Glass cases. winch IeGuHt'j AAuS' ~
furnished by the exhibitor.
s. ANY exhibitor may, by permission of the
Royal Commissioners, employ servant to Keep III
order and explain the articles which he exhibits
but not to invite purchasers.
Q. Prices are not to be fixed 10 the articles ex
hibited but may at the option OF the eNhlonor be
stated in the invoice sent to the hoyai Gommls-
Eioners. c. :,
10. No article of foreign manufacture can be
admitted for exhibition, uHesS Trey come tr'tb ne
cypress sanction Of tie Central authority Of the
coiatry Of ,clich tley are tic produce.
II. Goods will be admitted without payment OF
duty, and sealed with the official seal of the board
OF customs till their arrival ut the building but
bonds will be required Of the owner or agents Tor
the payment OF duties III case they should De SOFA
Tin England after the exhibition is over Ne goods
can be removed until the exhibition IS finally
Rclosed
70. The rules OF awarding prizes viii conform
Ito the section or department to which the goods
Ibelong
10, In the department OF rae mdffr'atS ana
produce prizes Will be NY arded upon a conSaer%'
zion Of the vaue and importance oi 'no go
and the superior excellence ct the particular spe
/ cjmen exhibited and in the case OF prepared ma,
bscrias the novelty and importance OF the prepared
Sproduct and the superior skill and ingenuity IN
/ The preparation will be considered.
IA. In machin0ry, prizes wlil be gwen with rel
Srence to novelty III the hiNGhtiohi suiV .oi''S
/ Che executions Increased efficiency or Increased
ECONOMY in the use OF the article exhibited Its
importance in social view, and the difficulties IN
perfectng it. will also be taken into account
Is, In n,anutactureS, increased usefulness, such
SIS pemanency OF colors, improved forms and pat
Eserns superior quality, or higher skill IN workman
| ship. new materials used, and combinations OF
nlaterials, beauty Of design in form or color with
reference to utility, and cheapness relatively To
excellence OF production VIII be the bases OF dc
Cision.
I6. In sculpture models and the plastic az, re
wards will have reference to the beauty and orgi-
inaGty OF the specimens, to improvements IL the
processes of production, to the application OF art
to manufactures, and, in the case o models to tie
tkubeet they represent.
spartly OF foreigners, will be composed Of men OF
known ability to form q Judgment the
sRuspicion of either national or individual partially
/ Is. No competitor for prize can be placed on
Z - !. 4.