New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
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Of Trnid,d and Dr. Holland bearer OF dispatches are
smoug them.
TN EXHIBITION At THE CRYSTAL PiLAcr The opes-
ne At the Crystal Palace eKpsced To take
plsc. on the 18th Of jail, Everything in ami ,ho the
Palace betossns hist the Directors have not only lhs de-
termination but the ability scconpsh. wihia the tine
limited the gigantic undertaking they have ued The
Pre- tent of the Association, Mr. Seg wick and Mayor
Westervel hsve made special m's,ios IN W .sAnltOn,
for the purpose Of inviting the President Of The United
States and the Heads Of Departments Ia be present At tbs
Inauguration Of the Fair The Governor If snd
Of some Of the adjoining States With the Governor Geus
ri Of Canada and distinguished En9ih yi.i,ors are
also expected TO be present and eyeyhing beokens
suspicous opening Of the first American exhibition Of The
WORLDS Industry.
From casusl glance at 'be interior arrangements Of the
building and Of the classification and entry II elss in
tended for exhibition satisfied that the public have
no adequate conception of what will he the Il the
variety the richness and the intrinsic value Of this grsL
display Of the industry Of all nations ~h about open
in NewYok Every available square inch Of room ia and
about the Palace and the adjoining badog has benlonS
since appropriated and than five bundled applications
for adrlssionmany Of them Of high merit-haye been
necessarily refused
glance at the list Of articles entered for exhibitions
will how that many f the mot valuable products and In
veDons and Of the CHEST specimens Of artistic 10
Dor and kill from almost every civilized ntioo, oil 10
collected together and brought in coapsr-'n With the
products Of American genius ssd Industry. England, oil
course will he chief competitor and particularly IN her
manufacturing industry and the products Of The loom.
glance at the enre. admirably ca-sied snaer the super
vision Of the Superintendent Of that dsparssni Mr.
Weber shows that the United Kingdom sends 10 the EI
hibtion large and choice collection ~ manufactures
cotton wool silk, esx md hemp The ELK and vevss
fabrics are entirely Of Engrh manufacture; the aI and
hemp mainly Scotch and Irish The cotton and ths woo'
en- srs iDd.reny from each Of tbs three kos edo nshs
looms 81 Belfast wing with those Of Manchester and
Leeds, Glsrgcr and Dundee
OF sgricuur and horticultural implements though tho
English collection will not be extensive i, will contain
many Of attraction to thOe particularly interested n
that branch Of industry ameng them several spec
mems Of respng machines, patent mills cleaning msHhinss
&c, aud scuiosy in the way II snsins pl1~' con
ising Of FIVE poss, propelled by steam engine OF 100
hofssp power
In naval architecture and military nneedog Esglsad
sends some models o. ships boat. &c, asd Few gum
and pistols but in these last mentioned articles since he
triumph Of Css reyOlyers at the London Exhibition,
presumed thers will be serious challsnge thrown doSH
by British mechanics 10 American ntors
In The articles Of tapestry rk and carpets ho-evef
HAL donbe,s have sspeBdd display from the Eags9
looms Some specimens Of Edinburgh tapestry I'D npS'
try velvet carpets entered lace. snbrofe's pc
lures worked in Berlin wool AMI what Is mers elsg'nIs
portrait II Queen Yctors worked in wool BY oas Of HH
faithful subjects, Mrs. Jane Williams. Of Dublin
Our space would fail mentin or briefly. gsass
over te great variety Of articles comprising the vsis's
collection from Ens land alone. Her contributions 1n'1
the head Of fine arts. sculpture paintings and e8sa"'ss
would Of themselves. furnish the materials fcr mefseE
tended notice thsn our present limits vii pernf.
cannot refrain from mentioning 70 this conn~Hon, gVaP
in marble repres.n ing Garymede and the Eagle ana
the Marble Temple aud Sleeping Oh ID, which are sp'As
Of rare works of art The London sculptor tSss,
sddtioS to bis magnificent colossal ststde OF Nso''
which Is ID stand in one Of the main sisie senos osas
beautiful carved altar peice -.
The Tower Of London brings out from rs reces s -
complete suits OF ancient arrnor Manufactures oy
cen,pr;e 400. and some Of them going back 70 = un
Richard Crur de Iion-ssch Of them We undefs'sn@
Of different age They will be placed ia the sAr''
overlooking the center Of the building under = 60.
where 4 to stand MArochetts celebrated sgues'ii
Of Wellington. .n,hls
To,be lover, of the heraldc art II any such ala ~.
Rert lean country il may be also Of interest 10 Aso"
n the sglish collection, are some very curious '"