The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-01
Movements about the Crystal Palace.

We learn that the operations of the Crystal Palace
Company going steadily The mason work is
more than half done-thc iron contracts principally
madeand it is expected thai he chief part Of the cast
Dgs will be delivered from the LIST to the 18th OF Deem
Der. The Inauguration the first column will probably
take place about the 18th Of October There is some
talk Of fresh issue Of the amount Of $4,000
the capital of 5000 600 being n the charter author
zng the directors it to 100000. The drec-
tors have just issued thr following circular which a
pears be address. here engaged ia the Ina
portation Of foreign goods This is very udcious moyc
1t states distinctly that the Crystal Palace is to be
fined to the objects OF exhibition alone and is calculated
to alay the jealousy which night otherwise be felt by
our city people engaged in the wholesale and retail
trade. 1t would not do to have the Reservoir Square
Building turned into shop for the sale OF goods
for the company to haze interest direct indirect
In the sales. This the directors have perceved and
the matter star dr. Of running foul Of all the
established houses of the city they have wisely enough
enlisted their interest side Of the exhibition for
every person that to New York to see it must
without fail pay toll to Of the Broad
way sbopkeepers. Here Is the CIRCULAR
OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE EXHIBITION !
OF lHk INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
New YORK Sept %, 1852
GentlemenI address you in behalf OF the Association
for the Exhibition OF the Industry of All Nations for the
purpose OF securing your operation in the objects OF
the enterprise.
The building Reservoir square is in such state Of
forwarduess and the work Is far advanced that
we are able with entire Dndence to repeat you
assurance already gwen the public that Exhibition
will take place in May OF tie year 1858
In order TO give publicity in Europe
which essential TO Its success and at the time to
secure OF der and uniformity operations we have
appointed as our sole agent Mr. Charles Blu ehek Of No.
6Charng tIoss London who has been long domiced in
England and whose experience OF commission
Of the great London Exhibition Of 1851 as well as his
social position, capacity and character furnishes the
most am pie guarantee that the entrusted to him
will be thoroughly done
We now address you for the purpose Of calling your
particular attention the subject and Of inviting
assistance in such manner shall most practicable
you after our general objects and ~ishes are stated
We have already received from all the authorities In
this country whether municipal State federal every
ard ard encouragement N their power give and we
nave peer equally fortunate il securing the
presfions Of sympathy and good will the principal
representatives Of the European powers.
We think, therefore that have every reason to
expect manifestations Of similar spirit from gentlemen
AZ intimately familiar you with the condition and
wants OF boh and to whom the interests of
can be indifferent We believe 1t to be
sar TO use elaborate arguments Won that
an Exhibition OF this kind il what Il ought to be-
cannot be productive Of oher than the results to
the commerce and peace OF the world We ara equally
satisfied That your position here make you wish
that II should and that your strong European
associations and ties nder YOU DESTROYS That
the industry OF the Old GRID should be fully
But In adui ion TO the al intsrest Va haaa
no doubt a. eci,e men and spirited citizens you will
feel IN the general objects Of the enterprise your oiton
gives you clear ipducement to take such as will
Desrous not to avail ourselves any undue way OF its
corporate facilities this association has from the outse
a'owed It's determination TO have nothing whateyer to
DO with the sale Ct articles eyhibed-we 90 not intend
IN the isht.st degree TO interfere with the legitimate
occupations and interests Of the retail d ers or
importers II DOR CT y
In order Thar may know precisely the relative ex-
Tent OF room required by European and American indus
Try is ess' n'al that ali applications for space be- ar
ranged With MT Buschek; as this ASSOCIATE IN ad.
vances the height ann in urance ON goods cent from
Eulope Ito be refunded in case Of wtndrawa) IL ia
equally inds psnssb that foreign exhibitors wish to
aai i,ue II IBIS adsantake, the time mode and
Terms 81 forwarding, be al-o arranged with him. Mr.
Blu cheR L. our general and sole agent for the purpose of
and OF s,tti the r.cessary details relation thereto
Dot the VINO" matter Of consignment and disposition Of
the goods left where belongs the regular industry
OF our ctn tnd II Is plain that Just so tar as our
ehefphe succe d. JUST far the business relations of
our p ope will be extended and their interests promoted
bavng already ~ our general circular. requested all
eAMbor 10 name an agent for the receipt Of their goods
when Withdrawn from the exhibition it remains With
10, m, OF courte. to select Their own eonsiQnce
we take the hbery II enclosing copy of our general
prospectus when We confirm in all particulars and which
we VIII iurni you In French in any language that
you may oesrf; and orr immediate request is that Won
VIII nave The goodDes 70 call the attention of your cor
repoI nts 10 tie and impress on them the
importance OF awaiting selves OF this for
In. exhibition OF the products II their industry
IL theie Is any her mode Ia which we can have your
co operation W sball be most happy TO know 1t
~ We are desTnus 10 know ho the views contained
IN tLls COMMUNICATIVE meet with your concurrence We
shall BE- greatly obliged by the favor of a reply
have the honor to be- gentlemen with great respect
your oledt scrvt, THEODORE SEDGWICK prest