New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
ENGLAND.
Great Exhibition Of 1851.

yesterday week the Crystal Palace was visited by
nearly 5000 visitors. beng a very considerable IN
crease on the numbers of the preceding Friday Tie
total receipts were f2,eli 81. Cd including f29 Is
for season tickets
On Saturday the receipts were fIS65 l5s.. and tho
Numbers entering the building ll.1i1. The Queen.
Pince Albert and the royal children visited the build
ing al Their usual early hour.
On Monday the number OF admissions " IS bl.6Io.
and the receipts E2.s52 p. Among the visitors were
Prince Albert. the BOYS of the Naval Asylum. Green
wien, those of the Nenge 81 now under orders
for The East Indies and body OF 500 men from the
printing Office Of MesSTs. Cloves.
On TUESDAY an almost unprece tented number %
people visited the CRYSTAL Palace The receipts At
the doors rose to f3l69 5S-except on two days the
largest amount that has vet been taken m Shllngs
On the l1ih Of June 70 1911 2S was the sum taken,
and on the oath OF June f3,l>6 lbs. According 10 the
Police returns 65,962 persons entered the building.
Inc retiring and washing rooms have been highly
successful During the month Of Nav t22> was "a
ken Tor the retiring and N the last 10 days Of
the month tl6 los. 6id for the waShlng-rO0mS. Ia
June ItO les I'd were received for the retiring. and
tl0l Is Sd for the washing rooms These results
are expected 10 lead 10 the opening OF similar eSaO-
hshmen,S throughout the metropolis.
HE attendance on Wednesday At the Crystal
Paare although not great on the previous day,
was still greater than the "Wednesday OF the proceed
ing week Her Majesty was one OF the earliest v>i-
tors, and. having projected al once TO the electric
telegraph office. spent minutes IN watching the
operations of this great scientific wonder OF the
country As a test of the rapidly with which mes
her Majesty commanded that message should be
forwarded to Edinburgh for the latest paragraph OF
news III the Scotch papers. The answer, a para
graph Of ten lines. came back before her Majesty
left the buCng, and announced. curiouSy enough.
the arrival OF the Countess of Neullly lex Queen of
France IN the northern capital
Her Majesty. after examining several other depart
mems passed down the nave through double line
of the visitors, graclOuSly b0wlng IN acSn0wedS-
ment Of their silent gestures of loyal homage, and
Wa~cOnducted to her carriage. During the day the
pupils of a great number of national and Darochlal
schools came to see the wonders of the Exhibition.
There were immense numbers Of foreigners present,
and large detachmentS from the country among
others, one of $50 men from Mr.. FuSsels foundry,
IN SomerseShIre. all of whose expenses were borne
by the principal. without any deduction oil wages.
The only noticeable feature IN new goods was case
of spedId mirrors from France. OF large dimensions,
and very superior quality. The total number OF VS.
Itors was 5S05j, and the receipts f2,1ls lis.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable state of the
weather Thursday oil 492 persons visited the CryS
tai Palace. and the large amount Of f295o was taken
a. the doors
The prizes are not 10 be awarded till after the close
of the Exhibition, the period for which fixed on
Saturday, for about the middle of October II Is IN
tended that arrangements shall be made for lighting
up the building IN the evenings.