The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

plan prescribed by the royal commissioners My
personal intercourse with you (personaD on board
the ship, convnces that you are not man
likely to infringe voluntarily upon the rights OF
Others, or to claim what you did not suppose to be
Justly your due. beg leave to add the assurance
of my personal consideration and subscribe myself,
Your most obdt serv't,
JOSHUA r. SANDS,
Commander U. ). +. st. Lawrence
CHARLES F. STANsBURY, Esq, &c., SC.
XIV.
u. S. FRIGATE ST. LAWRENCE,
SOUTHAMPTON, April %, 1851.
This is to certify, that every package of goods
intended for the London Industrial Exhibition,
which was received on board the frigate st. Law
renee, at New York, was landed at Southampton,
and delivered into the of the proper officers OF
the customs at that port.
CHARLES S. BoeGs,
LIST Lieut.. Of the u S. frigate st. Lawrence.
XIV.
u. s. FRIGATE ST.. LAWRENCE,
April rs, 1851.
certify that seven hundred and fifty-four articles
were delivered to the proper custom house officers
at Southampton, being the whole number received
on board at New York, for the Worlds Fair at
London. BAYsE n. WEsTcoTr, Master.
PORT OF SOUTHAMPTON.
An account of the number of packages, ex Ame-
rican frigate St Lawrence, a New York.
Seven hundred and thrty-two packages, for
warded to the Great Exhibition building.
Twenty-Five packages goods manufa ,tured value
two hundred and twenty-three pounds, duty paid
by Thomas Hill flor Mr.. Furnessl
One life boat, value twenty pounds, duty paid by
J. ii. Molet
Totals NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 732
=. Observation-Disclosures. Y
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755
CUSTOM HORSE, SOUTHAMPTON, April 26, 1851.
J. GRAVES, Deputy Clerk of the Bills
1.-The life boat was not intended for the Exhibi-
toni
XVII.
hereby acknowledge to have received from the
st. Lawrence frigate twenty-five packages, con-
tanning machinery, directed to Mr.. Furness, of
which twenty-five packages were delivered at
Southampton and three at the Exhibition.
k. EsooMBE, Agent to w. Furness.
LONDON, Sd May, 1851.
XVIII.
st Lawrence rotation numbers (numbers put on
at the exhibtionlbuldng) furnished by the princi-
pal officer Of the customs at the exhibition
ST. LAWRENCE.
4167 to 4S96=l30 GIG to 62}9=l2I
1853 to 505s=l00 70lS= 1
$3.50 to 536J=ll0
OFFICE FOR THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
EXHIBITION BUILDING, KENsIScroS ROAD, ,
LONDON, April y, 1851. }
SIR hasten to inform you that on reference TO
my books find that the exact number OF packages
We have from on board the st. Lawrence is 49, ex.
elusive Of the block Of zinc
am, sir your obi. serv't.,
J. n. RAFTER.
G. +. STANsBrRY, ESQ.
1.-THE zinc ore had, understand, no rotation mum
Der, being free.l
EXTRACT or 4 LETTER TO NE FROM EDWARDS,
SANFORD & CO., DATED NEW YORK, APRIL q,
ISL
"The enclosed circular, or rather a copy Of il,
was handed to us by one Of our own consignors in
I'll Arqt he inst ions
be thus superseded by an individual, Of whom we
had never previously heardl After we have done
all the work, this gentleman seems to expect he is
to take both the credit and the pay"
tCorY or THE cIRcuLAR.l
CRYSTAL PALACE. LONDON, April 1, 1852
SIR'-lour contribution for the great Industrial
Exhibition has been received in good order a. the
crystal Palace. i will receive every attention
according to my best judgment; will be fairly sub
mltted to the juries of awards; and should pre-
MUM be given, you will be duly notified OF the same
II II Is your wish, Mt the close Of the exhibition
should act carefully for your interest either in dis
posing Of your contribution here or in the United
States-should deem 1t to your advantage to take
the latter course-please advise at your earliest
convenience
am, very respectfully, your obt. servt.,
EDWARD RIDDLE,
Y :. Commissioner and Special Agent to the
Industrial Exhi ,trn.
The above letters give the lie to a number Of the
calunnies circulated to injure Mr. Stansbury in the
American papers. They establish the facts that
l. lie went to London on Mr.. Croskey's advice.
2 That advice had the full concurrence Of Mr..
Laurence.
.. lie gave strict injunctions as to the care to be
taken Of the goods in sending them to London
=. That no goods were broken open at South
ampton.
s. That all the goods that went aboard the st.
Lawrence at New York were delivered at South.
ampton.
o. That every package landed at Southampton Is
acco united for
7. That Mr.. Riddle has made direct overture
10 parties having goods here in charge of duly
authorized agents, TO become their agent for tho
sale Of their goods, either here or in the United
states, at the close Of the exhibition covertly at
tempting to deprive agents here Of the profits, on
which they are, no doubt, relying for the payment
OF their expenses, and to turn them into his own
pocket
= That Mr. Riddles credentials we're presented
10 the Royal Commissioners before Mr. Stansbufys
were and they, Of course could have refused to re-
cognise him, IL they had seen clearly, as IL Is
said, IL seen by them, that he had no aui horty
after the arrival Of Mr.. Riddle. The contrary Is
the fact. They corresponded with Mr.. :. before
and after MIR Riddles arrival
y. That Mr.. Dodge who was sent here by Mr.
Riddle as bis clerk, was here before Mr. -, and
saw Mr.. Lawrence, and could have made any re.
presentation Of the he chose: but that he did not
construe Mr. Riddles commission to extend beyond
the walls Of the building. q. p. q.
Our Paris Correspondence.