The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18
THE GREAT EXHIBITION.

The London Times, of the Gath ult.,
brought by the Asia, contains the following
IN relation TO the Great Exhibition;
The seIf>suPporting character of the Ex-
hibition is vindicating itself in the most re-
markable name: ss,r yesterday the receipts
at the doors from s.. payments amounted
TO no less sum than E4,095 los. From
the sale Of season tickets E134 IS. was
taken so that the total sum added to the
Frances ofthe commission was "a ,229 lbs
This is really a p.odigious success and as.
tonishes even those who had made the most
sanguine and extravagant calculations on
the subject. The truth is that the attract
iyeness of the display is only now begin.
ming to tell upon the mass Of the commnni.
ty, who were slow to behave the astonish.
ing features Of the collection thrown open
to their curiosity and admiration.
notwithstanding the immese assemb.age
yesterday gathered within the building, il
still remains as a whole by no means
tovercrowded. The news is we'll filed, but
no inconvenience IS experienced there in
passing from point TO point, and though
the more attractive objects have groups
collected around them, it is quite possible;
with little patience TO see everything
worth inspection comfortably and well.
The more remote parts are visited, but
not in large numbers, and there are some
portions which, during the entire day, re-
main almost empty.
Increased experience iustiies in great
measure, the confidence in the capabilities
of the vast edice which il is evident
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mite entertain; and If the multitude dc
not present. themselves in greater force
chan $4,000 OF even 10000 on Monday
little difficulty will be foundin accommoda,
ting them. sa
At the opening several foreign com
Il partments were still unfnishished; anG
i though the j Exhibition, as a1whole was il
q very satisfactory state Of forwaedness, il
completion il every respect obviously ihvOl
we'd considerable amount of time and Ia
Dor. We maynow regard the display a
fully arranged, for tho Indian contribution
are all in their places; Turkey has at.Iengtl
thrown open her industrial products; Flanc'
is placing her last specimens in their ay
pointed receptacles aud Russia is rapidly
receiying aud adjusting the Illustrations o
her materialFesources. On Monday, there
fore whentthe doors Of the Exhibition are
Opened 50 the humblest class of visitor
there will be hardly anything wanting 70 thl
completeness of the spectacle before then
. and although it will always be subject o
, lregreE that some perhaps unavoidable brea
lches of punctualIy occurred with reference
TO the 1st Of May it IS 4 satisfaction to thiul
that before the popular uses of Che Cfys
. tal Palace had 70 be fulfil!edits vast organ
lization had been properly Effected
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So far India and the foreign exhibitor
have carried off tile lions share OF pubiI
admiration. The tide or spectators sci
J Eastward with a Tar stronger current tha
towards the West. On onf side tne IN
ats court, Pugi's court aud the 1sculptut
room draw well; and the gallery for plat
: and iewelry is crowded.
) Our ffiends from abroad, whose contK
: buttons seem ko bs most attFactfve. are3 th
'I,urissions tot their brocaded costumes %
bazaar.Iixs fittings, the Turks for the
Damascus scarls, their carpeIss their tcbas
. CO pipes and their ieWeled amber moutl
Il pieces: the Ere1ch foa their tapestry 40
ssvres china their isvellgr their attiEei.
81 flowers, theIr lurni1nfe au1 knelt Agof
manu- ctnre, ths AuslEians iot thiel iul
7 nishsj aparEmenks and tIs MiIan ssail
slturs gallery. hs ssnsns s.. the sla1s
anIa from WcstenbnIg and tlle ocl;
al all eor e with porcelain othl
be- iol aif |'ats IS lle|
s ton Ifh o xee ptons. GWiizs and
less visited han tllle deserves Is,
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