New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

American sun-vhen its graceful and rnaes.ic Inferior
sha be hed With the choicest products OF both worlds
-' ur minds will upward beyond srd above all t1e
Hstt nal considerations 10 which hsve alufcf, AMI
VIII reeo znize our own nOhneness. and the minnie sd
lcICrly u the Power by whose favor are perm uti
70 q" Whit iitle effect And we shall then unite to
pour iortt our thanks for His nerres and cur suppha
nens ior H. forgiveness and protection. Loud cbecf'
The GOVERNOR Immediately replied as fol-
lows:
Ny PRESIDENT Avail.ng uysel: OF the invitation so
klhuiy oNenced 10 nc by the Association over which
you ieshe Lave come to participate in he sppropri'
ate oert me- MES OF this ion end sniie-t the
snceIe lntere and approval with Tsach regard your
You tave reared the first column OF an eiifce in
Tended TO attract the productions of genius Industry
ard art rom all the civilized na;ozs OF the wor This
hberal design i IN harmony with the prcgAinZ spirit
sDh tendency Of the in which i've, and - sue
ce-siul completion will term con pcuons landmark
in the history Of American progress Il is generous
conception. alike honorable 10 the public spirit and
PATRIOTISM OF the citizens forming the Association. sni
Important IN II, influences upon the edvuncf7ncnt snd
hnTpiness OF society
The conquoss already made and the increasing ine-
rest eynced by countrynaen in the culture of those
useful arts which promote tie physical pre- pery ami
moral Iteration Of people are q source OF us; PRIDE
and encouIaeent to the American Statesman.
By the blessing Of Providence permitted 10
work ont our destiny in period OF profound peace.
Fer more than third Of Z century the civilized world
has been exempt from those destructive and
vusionr which hsd 50 long wasted the best energies Of
the human race Nober purposes encasc the thoughts
OF men and the councils OF nations
in-tead Of meeting in battle array. and spreading
havoc end desolation over the face OF the earth.
kindier rivalry prevails, and Governments cope with
each other In more generous spirit Of emulation; IN
works Of beneGccnce and improvement in the cxpan.
zion OF commerce, the encouragement OF industry sn
the triumphs OF peaceful invention.
People, widely separated from each other By inter
ming and dversites oflanguaee and Institutions
~ fherh yraDid and
c1nfercourSe Remote countries are enabled 20 confer
inema benehtsupon elch otGerb by tree Interchange
oi useu discoveries nd improvements, thus ri nuarng
industry and skill throughout the world, each impartn-
% all the fruits OF lie civilization, and above AID
diusng over the globe the spirit 81 universal brother
hood which in & ods good tme, she'll unite the human
family by the cordial ties OF sympsihy and concord
When considered in mere political aspect the won
derlr display Of the Industry Of all Nations exhibited N
England last year must be regarded q. one Of the most
important events in modern history.
rejoice to witness the enlightened efforts OF my own
county men TO emulate 20 noble an example
The prosecution and OF the enterprise, now
so .spicously BEGUN cannot fail 70 exert salury IN.
iuence. and to produce the most valuable results.
II will elevate the national character sorosd and adj
vance our best interests NJ home.
IL will stimulate people 70 now md higher erorts
until shAll finally attain Ia equality with the Older
nations in every useful and ornamental art II VIII pro-
mote the development and improvement OF thosr natr
raj Advantage 80 varied and remarkable. with which
our country ia favored and furnish another proof oil
the eleystng influence OF free institutions.
In conclusion Mr.. President and Gentlemen OF me
Association permit me 10 congratulate you upon 'hi,
suspCious commencement The whole country "ui
rejoice in the contamination OF pour great purpose hc
cept my sincere wishes that your abors III the work OF
civilization and bcncfccnt progress NAV be crowned
with the which !. due 10 bright an example
OF disnterested public spirit
Mayor KrNesLAND followed, In few brief remarks
expressive Of hs sense Of the importance Of the under
taking end his sincere desire to it carried out to
most successful completion
Gen TALMADcE, on the part of the American Insti
tuie, offered the managers Of the Crystal Palace his
wsrmest congratulations upon the raising OF the first
pillar Of their edfce and that under such suspicious
circun stances The American Institute (he sad) was
glad to find such worthy comrades cooperating with
them to advance the general prosperity OF the country
Appropriate airs were then played by the band, and
the large assebage shortly al EDWARDS went their way
rejoicing in The of the day, with hearty wishes for
the successful completion of the New.York Crystal
Palace.
~ Among the Gold Medals awarded at the
Tair was ono to Ellis & Iselton manufacturers OF
children's clothing.
~ There was no meeting Of the Broadway
Raiiroad Commute - The next session
will be on Wednesday afternoon.
~ The Aldermen and Assistants will meet
this afternoon. Nothing can be done however until
aicr election.
" Mr.. Geo L. Schuyler is building two
No J steamers for Lake Champloin. They are
framed in this City and sent to the Lake to be Sc up
They will he ready for the spring business aud will be
superior to any boats which have ever naygacd that
Lakc.
IMMIGRATION. The following are the arrivals
Of Immg ants from foreign ports AZ the port Oh New