The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-02

Nrw YokI. October 8. 1853

rxw YosI October IS 1850
The crowds attending the Crystal Palace here still con
nue Some days al least six thousand persons are 10
the Palace tme and certainly twelve thou
sand attend on occasions The effect the gen
era Trade snd OF New York is extraordinary
II 10 estimated thai no, far from mioss oil yisiis
will have been msde 10 the Exhibition during lie cobn-
usnce aud thai OF those from abroad the OF dol
lars will been leit in the CITY by each person This
viii give an aggregate OF seventy mions Of dollars dis
rbued In New York during the existence OF this Worids
Fair. A pretty fair speculation.
One reason why the stock Of the Palace has been
discount 90 long TO be found. spprebend IN The al
tempt that was made moaopolize all the buildings and
grounds in TIE Immediate vicinity The demand for such
locations not being great AZ was expeced-for reasons
that cool and sufficient to the friends OF morality, or
der and the general welfare Of the ciyhe renls have
gone down, and nearly all the buildings tenaness
This loss irudicious speculation the Legitimate
stock OF The Palace has had 10 make up before dvi
dend OF any could be declared Al the present
rate OF income from vsiles, however, the building,
penses fixtures attendance &c. will all be paid for hand.
somely and liberal dividend made among The stock
holders.
Stoves are being placed At various points in the
Palace II can be made guile comfortable at compsra
lively small expense consequence oil the large steam
Iower now located on the premises Vsers keep motion
all the Time and beginning 10 come clothed and other
adjusted for the advancing season. The Palace VIII
remain as until late in the spring After that time,
some exhibitions may be under the necessity oil removing
their 6xtures but others of different and perhaps
equally or more attractive character will take their
places this will rather increase than diminish the value
OF the Exhibition.
recent article in the Union describing the American
ornamental work done on porcelain in New York, by the
house OF Haughwout & Daley, contains one or two
errors.
II was not the term OF years." but fUe, that
intended 10 be named The public. the time during
which Messrs. Houghwout e. Daley had been en-
gagged in this country decorating porcelain. This
recuon shows their greater experience and OF course
enhances the value of their work
There error. also. with regard 10 removing the
French poers this country. Such 10 not the inen
ton The house alluded will employ all the capital il
can command in encouraging .1meroan poiers fast
and far opportunity offers II is hoped that the tue
is not remote when porcelain clay of the first quality will
be found in abundance in the soil OF our own country on
the shores of the Pacific.
The durability OF this kind Of American work is shown
By the fact that three years ago Messrs. Houghwout
Daley Manufactured service OF porcelain for the White
House, and II is good now as II WAS wben first sent
out. This shows that American gliding and American
colors will stand well any others
Il 10 quite likely spprehend. that some OF the choice
natural curioses in the Palace from abroad will be
placed in Your national museum ri the United States
Patent Office AFTER ibe exhibition over understand
that the present efficient Commissioner of Patents s tn
king the ssrary steps the premsef-hus s6ording
another proof OF the ability and tao, with which Judge
Mason is administering the affairs Of his important Office
HERMES