New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
ENGLAND
The World's Fair.


C0rrespo-. -nce OF Ire Trbuns
THE BUILDING. HYuz Pass, Aprii7, 1851.
Gres. VAS the excitement few days since
when Il was announced tia, Her Ma esty had De.
termined 10 open the Exhibition ia state on the
st May, and apSgeans such IS IS seldom Geen EaI
Of course anticipated the Americans particularly
Eel, that tie show would Be 70 them no. only
novel bat attractive. reaction took place tbs
morning when the papers announced that the
holders ol season tickets and even the exhibitors
themselves would be declared from entering the
building until O'Clock on that day Gfer the open
ing ceremonies had bsen concluded. Fson oae
cad ofihe Crystal Palace to the other, feeling o
dissatisfaction st this most singular decision has
been oUdly manifested. Toe sub sct will doabt
less be brought before the meeting of the Foreign
Commissioners On Saturday evening, and If their
firm bat respectful protest 70 the Royal Commis
sOners should prove o. no avail, groans and Kisses
will miDgle with the cheers which greet the Royal
cortege on It's sfrivsl at and departure from the
building. The feeling that il will De sn IN asst
exclusion is as general with the English ss with
the foreigners pretty ides. forsoosh. that siter
compelling 81 Exhibitor 20 pay three guineaS for
bis admission ticket he is 10 be told to place his
BOC6A n Oruer leaFe LleEl IOr tue pElFAsc Ia
spection OF some score or two of lords and ladies'
lose the pleasure Of witnessing what be antci.
pated Of the most attractive features OF tne
Exhibition. and then perhaps be some hour or
two before his turn will come, 20 pass with the
crowd, lnoiGn file through the iron turn stiles az
the emit Rnce.
Meanwhile there is comparatively no protec-
tion 20 bis goods from those who have succeeded
in entering before him, for there cannot be Police
enough 20 watch every table and counter In tue
vast e6fce The Tunes Of this morning has a
powerful and well written article on the subject
and states what there is no reason 20 doubt, ths.
in numerous instances the season tickets were
purchased on the faith that their holders would be
admitted TO sight of the opening pageant
That this cin DO the will Of the little Oaeen
seems scarcely possible for she is fond OF sho wing
herself and receiving the manifestations Of loyalty
which her subjects are always ready 70 shower
upon her. The only plausible ground FOX 50 un.
gracious an announcem ent il fear on the part OF
her advisers Of her safety within the building bat
surely sufficient protection can be afforded 20 her
there SIS elsewhere.
The Royal Commissioners have IN many ia
stances yielded to the determined voice OF the
Foreign Commissioners or OF the Public the edlcts
that now come from that body are far rom being
Ike the laws Of the Modes and Persians snd Il
they would avoid the growls and curses Of SONS
5000 or 1000 incensed individuals, they will 70.
woke this obnoxious decision, and either have the
Exhibition opened sans ceremOnie, or allow those
who Justly claim it. the right OF being present at
the ceremonial More than one Exhibitor has
stated today that il the present plan is persisted
in, they will cover their goods until such siGe as
they themselves may be permitted TO take charge
OF them. The little breeze raised by this an
nouncement has not checked the universal hustle
in the hive. The goods from the nited States
are being fast opened under the superintendent
of Mr. Riddle and his aids The French are sad
" in arrears and even now, the Eastern end is
blocked up with unopened packages from that
country, while wagon after wagon is arriving at
the building loaded to the hight Of ten or dozen
feet with cases marked Fragile. Exposition dc
Londres' Yours truly, +. u.