New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

satisfied that Twenty-Five ThOusand will meet in
Il next September without serious pressure INCOME
uence The managers did an excellent thing yesterday
in providing many seats and urge th.t these be
ed far as possible The lack Of seats was the
great defect Of the London Exhibiti)n- There are
many Thousands unaccustOmed 70 constant walking
that a single hours locomotion fatgues them These
should have ample opportunity 70 rest without leaving
the edfce so as to renew their observations without
inconvenience We urge the managers to make prompt
and ample accommodations for Refreshments retiring
rooms &C. so that those who choose may spend the
tire day in tie Palace without quitting it from breakfast
time till il closes at night Hundreds Of thousands vii
come here almost purpose TO visit this Exhibition,
VhO can afford to spend but two days here and
these should be enabled improve their time to the
utmost.
A Placard Directory is an essential want CaA-
Olue is well ia its way but to- cumDrous or the he ~
visitors. But placard costing bat cent ana setting
forth in the most lucid manner that the Minerals are
found in a certain locality, the Agricultural im2lsine.
in another certain locality the silks and dainty taoncs
mainly in such another and 80 Of the Rereslmen rooms
&c. would be very great convenience. Il is the work
of master to cordense this Information 80 a. 20 give
Oh halfsheet bu- d master can DO IT.
We mis-. it, stately, graceful ems. admirably testify
ing Of Nature in tue very metropolis Of Art; We MIS-
rs superb Glass Fountain with ts abundant Gov Of leap
ing crystal water There will be- single view IN orr TX
Ltion eGua 10 that iom the cTysta fountain east and
west through the Grand Aisle stretching hund-ei rods
On either hand and replee With the grand achirveAsnt'
of Genius and Labor But 10 Ststuary, il We mistake
MT our Exhibition is even richer than the LONDON;
While ia Painting and other departments OF the
Fine Arts ours stands alone. In the quantity oi M
cLGery ours viii lot compare with the British yet we
tiuft hat in the number Of useful and valuable additions
70 abs nsrnentalities for the control of Nature aad
her sujugaOn 10 Liz needs We shall Ind this E1al-
bton eQuelto any predecessor
One end hst We hope 10 see subseued By this xii
bn is the diffusion Of for works Of Art and for
more rmod Gus FoTni'ure, DC Sc. than has NTH
eIto sufiiced The great m4ori'y II is very common
mistake that II would BE- well for mankind tina fh-ir
wan. were restricted 10 The narroTcsr possible stand
ard. That doctrine may be preached with some
plousib1iy or hope Of sdv1n'age where the Feg mo-
Dcuolize every hing AID doom the Macy TO grinding
poverty anG ncyef-erdng tOl. But ia true Republic,
OF wherever inc WoiA;r for himself and family,
it il the pOcy to rage each, Wllc lie rules
ard represscs h's grOsser opprtites, 70 desire to
surround himself not only viii the most Elf
Gent Implements and Machinery OF Production,
but with a good Library, with choice Paintings,
Statuary, &c, as we'll the most cOmDJdOus aad
elegant Furniture. We do no' doubt that truy
wise man mny make better use OF wealth yet, since
persistent systematic Itdusty is the necessary con-
ditiOn of mans progress from barbarian 70 civilization
and The great majority must be taught % labor FOR
the sake of The pers.oa erj@ments or advantages
thence derived, before they can be taught to WORK
haoitualy from any impulse Of philanthropy, hold
that the diffusion of general taste for the of
more conf3r abe Subsistence would be a general
blessing and foreiuDner OF Improvements still more
desirable
Let US say once more 70 our Country friends, Make
10 haste 20 visit our great Exhibition. Come az yOuc
leisure, ard prepared spend tTO three days
in systematic observation and careful study Of ghaev
or may strike you most worthy Take your tine IN
comrrg, and Try to have time az your command when
you no come. You sil probably want Catalogue IL
hand, wherein 20 pencil your observations Whatever
you may think worthy Of aud no complete GAIA
logue can be ready for some days yet By-tnd-by we
slul doubtless hive Excursion Trains arrang bring
in snd return their hundreds and thousands a. reduced
Iates Of passage the weather viii be cooler aud all
circuu favoTing. Tie Exhibition wlll ri,h-
j repay you the cost Of tending il, but .aSe !our
time