Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-14

THE CRYSTAL PALACE.

Palace. VIII they accompany Us II was
fnr their pleasure and benefit. as we'll a. Ia
flGl certain duties with which We were
charged IN our State Commission. iha, We
made the voyage To London. And We went
too FAT from country and home, encountered
too many Of the pculs OF the deep To which
We had been unused, were absent too long,
and lahorrd tou hard at the work of inycsil-
CATION in lh5t World Dagueucolypcd, not To
occupy a considerable ul the attention Of our
plrou, and friend, in the observations Ne
vcrr able tumakc during our absence. Thcy
will excuse Us, therefore, II tor -o,eal weeks
Co como, see may attempt to give them some
farther descriptions uf what ucruucd Co us "a.
worthy Ut notice in ,he Palace. aud uthcr
rl1ls of London aud ihr Kingdom " Great
Buuu. some of our friends have expressed
rr.rctluai Nc drI uui gu Co France, Germany.
Italy. Gc. Good mc,cy, DID Ne not scr
enough boz London aud Enr.aud, in one sum
mcr-aud illl such summer as thr iast--to
urr them ali uui b,luro Soc get through with
ihr materials there gathered up We DON'T
hold 10 buds cye sIanc.,, uc wen, there
'ur iur puJpu-r uI working. Ii vo bad bad
year u1 cur halds, perhaps hy ihat slime ur
rue0, have got ready tu Iga,r lnrdol aud goo
farther lur a.aiHoga' materials, buiour mis-
fur called o., Co l.nuduu, ari lHcr vas
,1..ra, arl more llau enough, Co occupy a..
thr umr vccuaIl 4G1m Co bo an>cu, lruu
home. A,uv.s, No vsrr Fu1, longer lulu
We originally expected Co bo--owInF lo lbr
change uI olr route ,p Canada We c'cu-
lated ,o D., ab,su, ,hrrr months 80 U,ra
eou. nearly foot
Our course iu thr p4.Hcr wa. ib,s w,
roas puu,ri Guide Book, by which, with
tlo bgir OF o. nap, We rouIi b- conducted 600
,rcb 1u.rIr. 1, vc m.sn, a,rm Interesting 600
ugr purpose, and then called 800 1Hr N.,n0,ol
each NluousI DlAum.n, ior such 0mwa-
upn tu r,.Ht,u w ,b, subject. Ne wished ra
investigate. a, be- mHah, abl. Co e,,r. ",
.uurJ trr.r Agent, alNay, polite anl lcruu.
maaurr auH inuuaU 'try often belonged ru
d.l.rral nations. yu 900 mu-' lusaur.s far1
could a.I-.., o., 900 L.sI.,l, arl s. ,a.aI .u
ld.ca'u a obtaining ,sp.oiouurqu-'uuns.
", taus rug.oa, Uul., ui a0. interesting hci.
ard reflections, 900 aur memorandum book as
vr ppr.sd. and sa tu.- oay concentrated ana
packed opp ,hr ualrr,I. which ars ready GOO
br u,.n,l arour editorial rsn 'o b.l u'o,
rua rlrrn. ha,r rh.m ODD ,h. u1., o. uur
oau SANCTION 3D., h.m..
Oar l.t ARTICLE pa r.r interior pl iUe ra.-
ae, nls pub.snrl iHr.. oos..agu. Wruad
iHsr tssru inr rlorr juau iIr eastern m,.
-ar, la.f mr 'rrsth ul lhr m,n a,rHur,--
and u,rrrr. l, thr ,rsn.rrr, a,rrnicl ihr dul
rrI-N uum Which ur -urDcJ, as best So
could. iNs whole interior ol lhr .t0Urr al ON,
,re. w. promised 'h.a lo d..rrnI vuh
b.m and cu through ,hc western m,gaud vh-
.rrr -uur ui ,aa principal Objects u. uu.y
lua rur-I, ss 800 pass along.
Descending He tm-rnr gallery, v, conn.
m,rcr uur uam.. westward. starting iruw
rhr erlt Dg.nl FmruanHeu suiu.,y.
500 c.aur of t.r mae. Iao v0a., u. '.r
u..,.m nave. aud almost ,lr Whole oi t.a
eastern bale u, iae oIrara, s ornwI u1
England nrI uar u,l,n.,, .rom E..I Iuaa lo
Canada and Van Dgula'- ani.
krrru, ua a ...s .n l.r middle ui lhr ave
.nar. t4. tri object i.a, oe m..' .,a h.auu.
ml s-up, .n marble, "a, .-rsna a, ulr, ol Sc
uu- aaI Cupd-uoueh o mase 900 u.a maa
600 900 Jose. ua.s rla,, auI a,-uuu.l, Ig.r.
7rc c1.rs ui rwr.uu, -.uuo, bu.-.l uum 'U.
mur quarters ol ,ur aHh l.or. r.0, is o.
I.t ct English ,aJd..,-.umo ilr e,al.unun,
SOME ur ladies. lEu1.I,h women age great
uHrr.l trimmed with gu.d \ -u,,r table
.rlud, vraful, ui war, models uf paguaas,
So. -uuuaui a ,i,k trophy. This exhibits
thc ,..s manufacture OF SmalhyIds lu aiI ls
variety. from furniture damlsk ln che lug-i
sowing ..Ik There BE- a cas-, OF SIR William
TuIIst 900 hI. legal robes. H. was AZ cuur'r-
urs a- ur N.s graai, ADI iu.s casi o. illr-hAc
.ud iaI. OF character NcN, ls a dragon lhai
h4, seized o noble horse hy lho neck, AND
read, Go tear upgu h., bod, Ni,h Boz. muU,r-
uu- claws. L., Iu marb',a- argr as UIr.-
W,.t ol th. B., luc Canaaan Timber trophy,
o. huge plr OF pine null iogs, birch. binds
c,e maple, cherry, biark.waIuui. aud other
plank. iust, and buaris, ro Ice ,tlbyvodJ know
What may bc had for houses AUDI furniture iu
. Canada. We wished there Was timber lro-
phy Tor Maine also there, bot thls wllI an-
sWer Us a pretty goud parpUsc, Tor We have
everything which Canada has, 10 her forests,
ouly q good deal more New lurh had
specimen oi her forests there. At The right
OF tin. is Her Ma',sv's cradle, carved in
Turkey bu,.vood. aud of which wo have
spoken bglurr. On lhs ten are brilliant spec
lmCus Ul soda CN sl1is--we never saw the
. like beIuis. ln the m.ddlc uf ihc avenue we
approach a model Of Her MaJcsly's Opera
. House. as seen from the stage, preserving the
most minute details oi decoration. OaiIslct
. is a large bell, and un rs ugh, beautiful va
ses In clay. Then comes an cIaborai,ly
wrought mirror OF immense size, which do
plcaics an the rich articles ln the nave before
It, By is side is "a beautiful specimen ol
iulayiug with copper, zinc, and brass, used IN
contrast, working om figures ol human faces.
I On the night j. a collection OF raw products
F. from Ceylon. Near It too, are minerals, Of
gold, silver, copper, lead, plumbago, lInc,
coal, Sc. The island Of Jersey has contrib.
uted an Immense gun, models Of boats, sc.
| Ne,t eomes an Interesting specImen Of Church