New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
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The Exhibition.

Next 10 the state opening, The most impressive
sicht perhaps. that the building has vel presented,
vs. TUESDAY morning. June 81 1hOu,a OF
shilling visitors had entered during the hrst hOur,
when without a note OF preparation. by the good
management OF about a dozen pOncemen an avenue
WAS formed down the nave, and the Queen, VINO mad
usual. come early, was. on ieai ths' eAaoeu 10
pass along between living walls OF her people a.
auIetly A. If she had been IN her OWN dTd"ng-roOm
Leavingthe north half ofthe Indian department ana
preceded only by Mr.. Maync and MI Belshaw, she
proce eded leaning the King OF the BeiglanS
arm to Oslefs Fountain, which Tor snort time ar
rested her attention. The effect at tins point pro-
ducod by the thousands OF excited spectators was
exceedingly fine, and all kept ther places Win an dc-
mirable and praiseworhy sense of propnety II was,
IN point OF fact, the first exlemPore walk OF the ooYe
reign IN the presence OF her people without olheI
guards than themselves.
The recejris al the doors amounted during the day
10 f3lsG lbs and according 10 the police return
1884 persons entered the building. Among the VS.
uors AS agricultural iaDoreIs IRON 'he eSdt :"
Mr. PuSey. whose expenses were defrayed 10y Ah"'
The number of visitors on Wednesday VAS less ~
about 10000 people than on the previous cay pelhS
3 AS and the receipts al the doors IN consequence
fen 10 f2f9j lss The boys of thr>tS Hospital 10
the number OF 500 or 900, visited the building; ana
there were other charities among them me JEW
Orphan ASYLUM and the children ot MISS BuFoe'
Couiis School, whom that benevolent iacy accom-
panied durng their stay.
On Thursday the receipts and the number OF 'lSi'
TORS again suffered slight decline. the former Oelg
- 10 les and the latter 57.1el. The heat ~ the
weather great as II was outside OF the bmldlng was
stl more oppressive within and we understand II Is
determined to remove the inside glazing al the east
ern and western entrances. and IN tins way 10 secure
refreshing thorough drdught from end to END otthe
interior
The crews Of her Majesty's yacht. the Victoria ana
Albert and her tender the FAIRY, 10 the nunoer OF
100 visited the Exhibition on "Wednesday, al me cost
Of the Queen. -
Rev DR. Wolf, chief Rabbi OF DenmarN, = duiy
expected IN London, to visit the Exhibition Or.
Isaacson chief Rabbi of Rotterdam is also expect
ed as well as other rabbis Of renOwn.
The Gioje says, that at coffee -houSe IN me
neighborhood Of COyent Garden. elghtySx ioreigi-
ers are sleeping averaging three and-ahalf III Ded
although the house has not healthy accommodation
for a quarter Of the number
NJ Kiss celebrated group, IN bronze representing
an Amazon oncounterng hon, has been purchased
5y the Prince Of Prussia, present ior her MacN-
ty The zinc model OF the same work has Deen pur-
chased by gentleman from the United States ioI
70 500 IL is said that KISS has received colnInS-
sion for two other models of the same for persons n
the United states.
Two new and remarkable contributions have gus,
been made to the collection IN Hyde-paTk one OF
these Is a magnificent dressing case from BucknS-
ham Palace which has not yet been uncovered the
other is an immense black diamond, III the rough
state from Bahia contributed by Mr. Joseph Mayer
of Liverpool so hard that II has hitherto dehed me
lapidaries to polish 1t, and weighing $50 carats