The daily union., 1852-12-24
IN. New YORK cr,,ta, palace.


poses Of industrial exposition The plan Of the
orable Worlds Fair in London, private enterprise
OF wise and public spirited character Holding as we
do that the federal government is painy inhibited from
taking any direct interest in control of the undertaking
we yet regard with satisfaction the evidence given in the
suboned letters from the Secretary OF State thai the de-
parment OF our government having in charge the for
egn relations OF the eonnty is disposed to afford 10 the
enterprise timely and iudieous counenance Assuming
that the proper authorities will OF take suitable
precautions 10 prevent any abuses OF the privilege OF
Producing articles Tor exhibition free OF day until the
same shall be sold in this country glad perceive
from Mr. Everets letters that for the purposes OF the ex
hibon merely the edihce is be regarded as govern.
ment warehouse
DEpARuKsT SrATR
Washington, 9th December, 1852
Sir received yesterday your favor 6h enclosing
copy OF letters OF Mr.. Webster yourself and min
listers nj the principal European also thank
you for very pleasant thographic view Of the edce
of erection for the proposed exhibition Of indus
try of all nations. aHE tat.lf4e
will afford me pleasure follow the example Of
lamened predecessor In reference your great under
taking His circular letter Of the 18th OF October.
mending your enterprise, is addressed ministers OF
the United States at five OF the leading oonrts In Europe
You name in addition minister Constantinope and
II will mention such other OF diplomatic represent
cause IL TO be done. F... .#ru VI. Il
was yesterday requested by the Prussian Minister on
behalf OF his government address him n note which
should contain authentic of favorable re-
gard in which the exhibition held by the government of
the United States to the basis Of the measures of
coo~eration which may be adopted by Prussia and the
other States of the ZoVeren, enclose copy of nv an
Baron Won Gerott
II any thing else occurs you by which can manifest
my interest in this highly meritoous undertaking you will
greatly oblige me by mentioning it,
remain, dear SIR with great rel spect, faithfully yours
EDWARD EVERETT.
TnEopoRE SrDewck, Esq., President, &c.
DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, Dec Z 1882
terday, have much pleasure in stating though the
year. is not undertaken by the government of the United
by the President Letters this effect written by the late
Secretary OF State have appeared in the public journals
and the dispositions still entertained by the de
parment 1t will be qualification 10 this gov.
ernment witness the cooperation the projected exh
bton ofhe friendly of Europe, and their citizens
and subjects concerned in every branch of the useful and
ornamental Whatever aid be legally extended 10
the exhibition by the executive will be cheeruly given
You have been already informed that the Secretary of the
Treasury will consider the exhibition building as govern
men warehouse, in order that articles imported from
abroad be entered in bond subject duty only in tho
event OF their being sold in this country.
avail myself sir of this opportunity offer you the as.
surance OF my disting uished consideration.
EDWARD EVERETT.
Baron f. Won C1ERorr &e, nc