New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

visited % several times since the opening
The first of the entertainments 20 cos.n6p.
tors had been given by the artists, So Cha,,,
Eas,lake IN the char, % the foreign sc,;lp,on
The following Editorial Letter contains the
latest details Of interest:
rES GREkr EXHIBITION.
Edi;or.a. Correspondence Of The Tribune
LONDON. Tuesday. NAV IS, 1851
Although the novelty Of the Crystal Palace
and ITS contents has somewhat abated their a..
traction rather increases than dlam,shes | be-
hovc the receipts (ncluding those for Seasoa
Tickets have on no secular day since the Open.
ing been SO little as Ten Thousand Dollar
while the average must have exceeded Fittses
Thousand and. though the price OF Season
Tickets Is held up, the sale of them Is still an
important element IN the daily receipts Though
there has been no single admission below S.
81 20) as Vet. the Palace $ daily poram5ulaei
by from ten To twenty thousand Writers who
come to gaze 10 wonder 20 admire and -
away resolved 10 come agag Mos, Of those
who are BOW paying some SIS each for a Season
Ticket have paid 81 10 once or twice for sin.
Gle admission, and aftcrward concluded iha,
nothing short OF unlimited admission would suit
fee them think | le0 more than Ten Thou.
sand vsters m the building when came away
at three o'clock to-day
One week after this. II mistake not. Is ia,
lni, Of the fye->hilimg admissions, after which,
throughout most Of each week, the charge is to
be 4 shilling (2ic) only. and SO great are the
approhenslonS OF an uncomfortable crowd, even
in that immense area, that it is seriously urged
that the number of admissions per day must be
limited to Sixty Thousand and presume some
such limitation will be adopted
As yet, the attendance has been IN cool part
confined to the arlstoCratlc and weather portion
Of the citizens of London and It, immediate Vi.
ynty There has been no remarkable influx Of
Foreigners. nor even of Britons from the remoter
counties and have not seen an unms,akaby
Irish face IN the. Exhibition But 1t Is known
that, after the fare is reduced 10 4 shilling, there
will be extra trains nm expressly for Vlsers 70
the Exhibition from almost every considerable
town on this island, while extensive arrange
ments will be made for the economical convey
ance hither of thousands from Dublin, Paris and
other distant cities Manchester, Birmingham,
and such great manufacturing towns will seni
hither half their artisans and It Is A melancholy
reflection that their necessarily short stay hele
will afford them no real opportunity for prohta
BILE study of the FAIR Twothrds Of those at
tending IT for a single day only must 60 away
dazzled and bewidercd rather than instructed
byn.
The Jures were fully organized yesterday
and to-day, and have generally entered upon their
labors These Will require pretty thorough de.
votior OF their time for the next three weeks
some more and others less, according to the na
ture and extent of their several departments Or
classes but I think few will be able to conclude
their abors short OF that term Having consent
ed to serve on one of them, | shall be detained
here longer than n,cndcd to be when arrived
No awards are TO be considered final until con
tinmod by the appropriate group or section Of Ju.
nes, and nothing to be made public until 'he
Council OF Presidents shall see nt II has been
settled that the largest Medal shall BE- given seJ
spanngly and on the award Of the Cornell o..
Presidents, based on . recommendation from lh'
appropriate jury and group OF Jures. The second
or Prize Medal Is to be awarded by the Junes sb.
solutely, and viii be dispensed much more libef
ally The third, or Memorial, IS 10 be AWARDED
by the Executive Committee OF the Royal Con.
mission, and Is TO be dispensed with still greater
hborahty. In this manner, all ldea Of first, sec
ond and third class Medals for so many grades
excellence IN particular manufacture or pro.
duct, Is to be, so far as possible, avoided no
In Parliament, the Papal Aggression bill
was under consideration Lord john Russell
called the recent appointments an open and
daring defiance Of the sovereignty Of the Crown
Tie debate was adjourned 10 THURSDAY
The jury upon the acciden, upon the Che.
shire Railroad have returned a verdict Of " Ac-
cIdental DEATH accompanied with remarks So
verely censurlng the administration Of the roai
Lady Frankln's ship, the Prince Albert
sails for the Arctic regions By the middle OF 'ne
month
There had been 81 ingenious robbery 81 goa
dust from the carriages upon which II was being
transported from Southampton 10 London, 70 81
amount Of $4,000 A fourth Of the sum, S6,5V
had been discovered By chance, and one Of he
robbers arrested
-SOyer's Symposium" At Gore House. Ken
Sngton, had been inaugurated by the hrd
public dinner Of the Metropolitan Sanitary Asso
citation The Earl of Carlisle presided, and
spoke. Mr. Dickens made also an amusing lni
pointed speech The dinner was OF the hes. a.
gury for ali future dinners at the symposium
FRANCE.
The Monf>lv publishes decree Of the Pes
ident u the Republic appointing Gen Peissisi
GoyemorGeneral Of Algeria al mte1a,, 70 Place
OF General Dliaujpoul, whose mission Is iei'
minated
The event Of the day IS an article Of the
Co7sttrtennel, which has been almost The sol'