The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-10

PrOGress OF the Grand Now York Crystal
Palace Fair, 10 be hold In 1853.


Sir-I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
of your letter Of the 18th inst, accompanied BY
some copies of circular setting forth the objects
and plan of your association, which you request me
to bring before the notice of my government
assure you that have taken great pleasure in
complying with your request, by making known to
her Majesty's government the proposed Exhibition,
so credtabe to those intelligent and courageous
inhabitants OF this city who have conceived and
undertaken to manage it, and so well calculated to
advance science and the arts, to promote and i'm
prove productive industry, to excite amicable
rivalry, and to establish mutual good will among
the people of all nations. Ihave transmitted copy
of your note, and the copies of the circular with
which you furnished me, to the Earl ofMalmesbury,
her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs. l have the honor to be, sir, your
very obedient servant.
(Signed) ANTI. BARCLAY.
THEODORE SEDGwIcK, ESQ, President Of the Asso-
citation for the Exhibition of the Industry of all
Nations, So Broadway, New York.
[Copy.]
CONSULATE GENERAL OF PORTUGAL,}
NEW YORK, July ID, 1852 :
Sir-I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your let
ter Of the 18th inst, accompanying copies of cir
cular setting forth the objects and plan of the Asso
citation for the Exhibition Of the Industry Of all
Nations. ! will avail myself Of the earliest oppor-
tunity to forward these documents to her Majesty
government. have the honor to be, sir, your obe-
dent servant,
(Signed) C. H. s. DE la FAGANrERE
[Copyl
PRUssIAN LEGATION AT WASHINGTON,
July 20, 1852 {
Sr-l was favored with your letter Of the 10Th
inst, enclosing several copies Of the circular pub
lshed by the Association for the Exhibition OF the
Industry Of oil Nations, which will take place ut
New York, in May, 1853. ] have called the atten-
ton of my government to this interesting subject
and have no doubt that the industry Of Prussia will
be duly represented at that exhibition. l have the
he gary
(Sigped,) +. V. GERoLT.
THEopoRR SEpGw1ox, Esq, President Of the Asso-
citation for the Exhibition of the Industry of all
Nations, at New York.
TRANSLATION ]
FRENCH LEGATION AT WASHINGTON
NEWPORT, July 30, 1852.
Sir-I was absent from Washington when the let
ter which you did the honor to address to me Oh
hasten to acknowledge receipt thereof and feel the
Importance which the commerce of every ma
ton ought to attach Of being properly repre-
sented at tie Worlds Fair, which is to take place
written to my. government, enclosing the circular
which you addressed to me.
The enlightened government Of the Prince Presi-
dent will not fail to APPRECIATE in proper manner
the results of this universal exhibition that may be
expected to benefit the commerce Of the world.
do not doubt that my government will afford hearty
support to this vast enterprise to which you de-
voting your care. Receive, sir, the assurance Of
my most distinguished sentiments.
(Signed) SARTIGEs.
To THEODORE sEDGw1cK, Esq
TRANSLATION.
BELGIAN LEGATION AT WASHINGTON,
GBoRGETowN, July "a, 1852.
Sir will hasten to make known to the govern
ment Of the King the Universal Exhibition which
is preparing at New York for next year. You may
rest assured sir, that measures will be taken with
out delay in Belgium that our industry may be re-
presented in your Crystal Palace in such manner
fnc fhoo ft &c 4ha A AZ
As still think of going to Europe before winter
shall have the honor, sir, to you my passing
through New FORK, and shall be delighted if l can
be of any service to you during nay stay in Bel
GUM Receive, sir, the assurances of my most dis
tinguished consideration.
[signedl DE Bosch SPENCER.
THEODORE SEpGwICK, Esq, New York.
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IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN CONSULATE,
New YORK, July %, 1852. :
the 18th inst by which you desire that the subject
Of your circular Of the 18th inst. might be brought
to the notice Of the Imperial Goyernment-the Aus
trian Consul General begs most respectfully to in
form you, that he has forwarded several copies Of
that circular to his Excelency the Minister Of Com
merce, at Vienna accompanied by such remarks as
the high importance of the subject demends. If
the Austrian Consul General is to judge by the
Lively interest taken in the London exhibition, by
the Austrian manufacturers and artists, and their
great desire to participate in the trade Of the United
States, il manfests itself at every opportunity,
he would venture to say that their contributions to
the New York Fair will be very considerable, and Of
character representing the state of manufactures
of the country, as well as the fine arts There is
but little doubt that the tendency Of the New York
exhibition, towards an important improvement in
the CONNIE rec and trade between Europe and the
United States, will be greatly appreciated by public
men the other side Of the Atlantic, and that, in
purely practical point Of view, il will be acknow
LEGGED to present facilities for the introduction Of
new articles Of merchandise, which could not posi-
bly, be attained by any other means. Your under
taking, therefore, ensts Of itself the attention of
those men whose duty it is to facilitate the deve-
lopeent Of the national resources Of the country,
over whose affairs they preside and 1t invites the
man Of business to exertion in your
support, which promise to produce considerable mo-
raj and pecuniary advantages to himself The Aus
TRAN Consul General, in expressing his conviction
that your enterprise, will meet the most satisfactory
reception on the part Of Austrian manufacturers,
want (Signed,) AUGrsTE BELMONT.
THEODORE SEDGwIcK, ESQ President Of the Asso
citation for the Exhibition Of the Industry Of all
Nations.
CONSULATE or THE CITY OF BREMEN.
NEW YORK, July Is, 1882.
Sir-I have the honor to receive your favor Of 18th
inst, accompanied by some copies Of circular res
pecing the object of the Association for the Exhibit
ton Of the Industry Of all Nations, which / shall
forward to my government by first opportunity, and
for which please accept my thanks. / am, with high
regard, sir, your very obedient servant.
(Signed) EDWIN A. OELRICHs,
Consul Of Bremen.
THEODORE SEDGwIcK, Esq President Of the Asso-
citation for the Industry of all Nations.
Translation.
LONDON, June II, 1852.
Sir-Having submitted to the imperial govern
ment the letter which you did me the honor to adj
dress to me, under date Of 9th March, have re-
ceived dispatch from his Excellency Ali Pacha,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, in which he announces
to me that the proposition for Ottoman industry to
participate in the exhibition which is to take place
at New York, has met with the high appreciation Of
his Imperial Majesty the Sultan, and that in conse-
quence, government steamer will be specially des-
tined to convey from thence the products Of the en-
pire In communicating to you this imperial deter
mination, am charged to beg you, cir, to be kind
enough to give me detailed information as to the