Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-20

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On Saturday last, the Grand Exposition of the
Worlds Industrs-the first ever attempted--was
closed to the public, and Wednesday The Premiums
awarded to exhibitors officially proclaimed,
and the exhibition Herewith brought TO an end
We presume the repacking and removal of the ar.
ticIes exhibited commenced Thursday, the Rus
sian Government is anxious to secure the return Of
its quota before the Baltic shall have frozen np, and
the Turkish, and several other governments, 1t is
known are subjected to heavy expense, so bug
as the officers who accompanied, and the sessek
which which conveyed their fabrics absent.A
But for this consideration, presume the CrystalA
Palace would have been kept open at least month
longer, for the public interest in its contents
to have experienced no abatement, but rather M
creased the day OF closing drew nigh. Probably
three weeks at farthest viii that unprecedented
unequaled collection Of the elements OF production
and the marvels OF Nature and Art-the total value
Hndred aaa df Ry aeSS@Peten5 judges at fus
way to every quarter of the earth. When shaIl.we
look upon its like again
The Crystal Palace itself, confident, will
not be destroyed. 1t is miracle of capaciousness,
economy, strength, and grace, aud greater triumph
of Genius and Art than anything that 1t contains
Ii NAV be driven out Of Hyde Park by local hostil-
ity and desire TO restore that magnificent drive
and promenade ground to its original proportions;
but II it be, scarcely ai to be re-erected else
where Such trophy OF the might Of Intellect, the
world cannot Willingly let die
| The premiums awarded at this Exhibition, are
| all Bronze Medals, of admirable design and work.
manship, calculated TO perpetuate the memory ofihes
Exhibition and the merit OF the successful exhibit
i ors through ages. They are Of two knds-the Ju-
! ry Medal awarded by the sevearl Ju8ies 10 Tie af#
tices Of decided merit exhibited in their respective
classes; and the Council Medals, awarded BY the
Council of Presidents of the several Juries, on the
recommendation of those Juries respectively to their
several sections, by these the Council Of Presi-
dents, and there approved and ratified. 1t was in
tended that this Medal should be given only for
| original inventions or discoveries Of decided utility
and merit; but the grounds on which it is conferred
| have been practically and considerably wdened iR
the course of the Investigations and awards. One
Hundred and Si1tg-niae only Of these Council Med
ais have been awarded in all-distributed among the
several nations represented IN the ExposItUnas 3l
! Iows
/ To Great Britain 791ToFrance 56
! To Germany II To United States 81
TO 70 Begun Beisun : 10 io s"si,a Switzerland &
TO Tuscany To Holland -
! To Spain To Rome IL
To Torkey l,
Total 1869; but one is given for the same article ex-
i hbited in both Great Britain and France, SO that
he-aclua number issued will be but I6S. The five
obtained by the citizens of the United States are
| awarded as follows:
To c. H. MCCORMICK, Chicago, Illinois, for
To DAVID Dick, Meadgile, Western Penn, for
his Anti Friction Press.
Fo CHARLES GOODYEAR, New Haven, Conn.,
| for his India Rubber fabrics. - $3.50 s.
| To w. BOND & Son, Boston. Mass. for an
Electric Clock.
To GAEL BORDEN, Texas, fer his Meat Bis )
cult. -
I'VE believe the above is 4 correct list Of the
Council Medals awarded to citizens of the United
Slates II any error should appear hereafter, we will
readily correct it, And if any surprise is expressed
| at the absence OF A. @. Hobbs, and his Parautopic
LOCK from the above list, we hope to be able TO
| throw some light on the subject hereafter For the
the present let 1t suffice that the awards were made
before M Hobbs had, beyond cav, demonstrated
the insecurity OF Cubb's Lock, and before he had
even attempted to use up Bramah's. Were the
awards to be made ao,c, we have scarcely a doubt
that Mr.. Hobbs would obtain a Council Medal with
scarcely show Of opposition.]
Ofthe Jury Medals which are awarded bv The
several Juries subject to the revision only of the
Section or Group OF Juries having kindred Glasses
or Departments, and which intended to indicate
and reward decided merit of whatever kind we
think ABOUT two thousand are awarded Of which
probably one hundred fall to the share of citizens Of
the United States. OF these we have a kpowledaa
only Of those awarded by the Jnry on which No
served-that of Glass XXI, for ssGeneral Hard
ware, including Locks and Grates'' The Amer;.
cans to whom Medals were awarded by this jury N
were as follows:
10 DAY q NEWELL, New York, Represented
by A. c. Hobbs,) for the Paiautoptic Bank Iock
To w. ADAMS & Co., Boston, for their Comb;- &
nation Bank Lock-. saf -
To McGREeoR & LEE, Cincinnati, for their
Improved Bank Lock 'ts
To G. A. ARRowsmITH. New York eor is,.
ning's Formulation Lock. - 80.
10 CaARLES ri HowLAND, New York, for his
10 CoRNELIus % & Co.. Philadelphia, for a
To siLAs G. HERRsSs, New York, for his Sal.
amander Safe. - A.S say
To CHILsoN, RICHARDSON & Co. Boston g.
Furnaces and Stoves. "'
"a Inc ne looking Ranges Of M. Pond & Co., Boston,
ana Jackson,s Annunciator; Ca Substitute ar RAM
IN Hotels, Sci entered by w. II Brooks. N. ''y1s
r were voted an honorable mention in the Report Il