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"The Commissioners have feit that Il would Be-
desrable, AZ far ~ possible, r. pgsusas ANY ~
sons nom sending hithsr articles whisI eannc{ b
admitted, rather thap % reipct the sr1icies srr
their arrival W Londpp, They ~ ~ 49, 'Te
admission rejection Of artcles dsgsinsd 1Sr "a
hibnion BY foreign cpntsibnlen pskhA ~ a ~ ~
posed upon any English tribunal, but xacuIx &
referred to one Aving the can6d snce o1 tIe 1rtSH
bitors heD'se ves, and stAnding an&irely ftex1p1n
possible -nputations of national paytislssr. Thev
scccv .ngy propose " adnit 70 e1hihitiou suufth
foreign articles only as may be Forwarded 70 thsn,
by the Central Authority (wlssster yhnJ ".
nature) Ill each country. They viii ccumi us{i<Xf.
to such Central Authority Tie atnesrus1 a. s3frs
which can be allowed To The prolac4ious u a.
country for which it acts, and will also 1t.te H.
conditions and limitaions whieh may from. tiras
70 time be decided on with Eespeca Ia Re
Of articles, All articles forwarded bv s;rE f3sf
trul Authority will then be admitted Nv
do not require greater aggregate amount ~
space than that assigned TO the produstOns sfsths
country from which they come and, rroyiisI
also, that they do not violate the ccpdiiioss 'xrd
limitations Of which due notice shaji No. hs"o
given. II will rest with the Central AufhAritwI NJ,
each country TO decide upon the merits az H.,
several articles presented for exhibition ana 4,
take care that those which are sent are such a.
fairly represent the industry Of their fellow
trymen. oe ~. sr1 w i'sTx
," Her Majesty's Commissioners win con.;d..
that to be the Central Authority in each CO. Sis
% stated to be 20 BY tAe Gopsysimsn< cf Y, 1o.6
Having once been put in communication vi1;sr
Central Authority in any country they nr5l d
vne wh rsas ely and snsrsiy a9y
should any such be addressed to them. Esv ~
only refer to central body This dAGfG;d6n i.
fusion. -y aa ~ fiair M 7 Tf7sG''S ~
No articles Of foreign manufacture, to whom.
soeVer tney may belong, or wleresoever thsymay
be, cam be admitted for exhibition unlses fh.S,
come with the sanction Of the Genital Autho.;rv
Of the country Of which they are the prtdrc:
The commissioners do not insist upon such ~ .
cIes being IN all cases actually forwarded by H.,
Cenuai Authorlty, tnough they cOnaider that this
would generally be the most satisfactory arrsnrs.
ment but it is indispensable that the sanctinnF ~
such authority should in all cases be expre.s,..
given, and that it be held responsible f6r ~ a..
ness Of such articles for exhibitor snd az NJ,
authorizing the exhibition of a greater ouanfitA,
than can be accommodated in the space ns.rr-s;i
to the productions of the country in questons'ss
A full discussion was then had Of ~ snb;.e.
thus land before the committee, and, on uotion r,f
the Hon, w. w. Seaton, it was
RESOLVED, That the Committee of i've frst nhan<s.,
with this subject by the Institute (subutitnt5Sn~
Mr. Kennedy for Mr.. Greenough, who il sbse,,H
be an Executive Committee to lake al necer..rv
steps to carry out the views of the general com
mlttee. -
The following gentlemen constitute the Exsr.,
tive Committee Col. Peter Force. Prof. Wnltsr
X. Johnson, Prof. Joseph Henry, j. C. q. Ken.
nedy, Esq, Capt. Charles Wilkes
On motion
Resolved, That the Secretary be requested Ia
prepare the proceedings OF this meeting for null.
LEGATION. -
And the Committee adjourned.
CHARLES F. STANSBURY.
Secretary Of the Meeting.
n B.--Associations, committees. or ind;v;dn.l.
deslrous to make propositions or TO receive infs,r
nation, are requested to address their commun;c,.s
1ons to J. c. G. Kennedy, Esq. -