Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-07
some portion Of the large amour. Of circulation seem. most

# portion Of the large Of circulation most
desirable. 49,, at sH alE 4
The emigration returns for the ycar 1850 show that while
he number Of emigrants from the United Kingdom to the
United States has increased during the year a6as, and to
other places als3 cornped with the preceding yeas
there has been failing of Of emgans to the Australian
colonies from 8si to l6,e37, and TO the North American
British Colonies from Al 1867 TO 96l. The total eigra-
ton IN ls49 was 29s, ,4ss. In 1850, aso, $40. .15
The subject Of beet sugar. with view to It's produc
sion in Ireland engrosng good deal Of public aen
ton. Ireland ssaid, by Mr. Sullivan, tho chemist 70 'ne
Museum Of ksh Industry in Dublin, to possess great capa
bs for tho production of beet root in large quannes anu
Of very superior quahe Irish root possessing az least o.
much sacchane mater that Of France or Germany, no
statistics 81 beet rsot sugar very curious and
In sl the prodccon of this article in Europe was eslma
ted At ST. 900 toas il s47 said to be 100 600 tons
and Fin 1850 il = calculated u Be tons manu-
etus il ssi be rapidly incrsaanss and realizing great
pro6 to ihose who engaged IN it We see no reason
Why It should be prosecuted at least svorab in e
land in Ruesa Prussia Belgium, and France the coun
tries at present most largely engaged in its production
There is nothing in Literature, with the exception OF
Sir E. B. LTTros play " Not 50 bad ue seea, written
for the benefit Of the Guild Of Literature and ART and play
ed by an amateur company of literary at Devonshire
House on the 18th instant It may seem ungracous 70
criticize production SO written and published and ap.
pesred 10 give entire satisfaction to the very select company
Of about two hundred PERSONS including the QUEEN and
Prince ALBERT who witnessed the first representation, we
must suppose that it is better adapted for scenic representa-
ton than for perusa The plot appears to vs. 70 be SO
complicated defy all attempt to make II inelsible BY
any reasonably brief summary. We cannot think that as
literary production it will any extent advance its authors
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le5 each. AT the second representation, which will take
place on the 9th instant the price Of tickets will be 92 2s
esch Messrs Dickens, Lemon Forster, JerroId and c.
knight have received much praise for their representation Of
the characters assigned them The theatres active,
but their audiences are said to be large the Great Erh
bso exhausng the strength and the leisure Of the public
The number Of sers to the Crystal Palace greater
Yesterday than on any previous day, notwithstanding the
Derby day EPSON have drawn its 900 to lOO 600
persons from the metropolis The amount received at the
door was 5aa equal 4O4s vsers; the sale Of season
tickets is now diminishing only e279 being taken for them
Yesterday. The arrangements would very soon be completed
II the Russian goods had arrived We srati6ed at find
ing yesterday that the American department looked to much
greater advantage than when the week before, al
though there is yet plentiful lack Of many articles which
ought be there to give Europeans proper idea OF
the capabilities Of the country, and the industry and talent of
its people, We have been particularly pleased with the
structures Of the public journals upon PowERss exquisite sta
tue Of the Greek Saue The Examiner, high authority upon
the subject after audng to many of the principal works in
this department Of art says We must not leave this div
sion Che forsigp) without word Of the aea and best
,OOr contaned within It. towhich wsd not sooner aluds
because ts reputation il 90 well known, theexqu
site statue Of the Siope, BY HIRAM PowERs whom the
United States have the glory and the pride Of calling their
son" lis said that Prince ALBERT has expressed
his regret that no price this exquisite will be named
BY its fortunate possessor The Economist in noticing the
satuary in the Exhibition, says The world may see per-
haps with astonshment the scuptors of the United
States bearing off the palm for beauty, and those of the
tinent conspicuous for rugged strength Many articles in
the American department have excited much atenonhe
dagueeoypes pronounced the best which exhibited
some Of the mineral collections and Of the Uni
ted States highly spoken Of The agricultural implements
and TOOLS particularly the broad pronounced the best
for their particular purposes which could be devised The
great error has been not asking for much room, but in
not doing enough to fill it. aa
Generally speaking, and good deal to the surprise Of many
persons England shows we'll in Me ornamental arts and
France, whilst she displays infinite tact in ALL is not behind
in the useful ones Austlia Prussia and Belgium have also
surprised many by the extent and beauty OF their con-
ributions The rich productions Of Lyons only
Of cases which contains them will in future form Of the
great centres Of attraction. The jewels Of the Queen Of
sPAs, the great Mountain Of Light Of Queen VIcTonIA,
the precious articles from Hndooan and the cases
ofewe, and god and silver goods exhibited by various
London houses immensely valuable they form but
small portion of the wealth contained in the Crystal Palace
HuntS Roskes compartment ate StoT & Mortmer) con-
tsins three tons Of silver and the whole contents are ess
mated e150 000 In the Austrian department we have
specimens of very unpetsndng manufacture bricks and
they the productions Of Of the most exten-
sive establishments in the world. N. MEIsBAcHs manu-
factory of these ueeul articles Jurersdo Pesth, co.,
264 English acres and the materials for his manufacture
are collected from $50 acres. The capal employed is
500 900 forms the number Of bricks and tiles produced
l07 o00 employing 1850 persons and maknga return
Of $780, 600 Aons Many ofthe productions
the Exhibition have been bespoken by purchasers when the
display terminates and very extensive oe have been given
for many articles Of excellence in the various manufacturer
Thus has one Of the great objects Of the exhibition been
realized There Is ruor that Kssscoossal groupe Of the
Amazon horse and tiger has been purchased by citizen Of
the United States with view to it's removal to Washingon
and that acopy has been ordered for England Undoubtedly
this ne production is the % deuc Of that department Of
scupsure which is characterized by the ePahes rugged
seuetb as used by the Economist The success Of the
exhsion in pecuniary point Of vew has supised even
the Comm,siouers and Executive Committee themselves
Uo 70 the l7,b instant there had been sold 3as ladies'
SON tickets $50 gentlemens for. f64, ,37l
The recsp,s 10 ,he 18th, from sc, 030 visitefs,
amounted to- -. ...---t @4''So