New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

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I1o1ei few q the Contributions re unc0vf-e batfaF
op O. artisans snd porers are at F'rk carrying then to
Il place aid MAJ iug preparation for the Exhibition ms
Star ~ howev r IS IN pari revealed, ana tbs We ~
venture word.
N the center stands colossal l,rian s.atGe WASH
Iso7oy by Ba OF Aaroche; work lat will be vieFed
with pu'i ular interest by patriotic ana; ur' 10 IA
east Of that Is marble statue Of EDsTFR oy Cares" a.
an angle 70 these bronze colossal mounted ANAzoS IN
tie act a. strkin 81 tiger who Is attacking her hjf'-
front This Is the WC.k Of tie celebrated PrGsan sculptor
Kiss
In tie de artnent Of Denmark are ranged in ssmi
circle fanLed by solid background to give them ELECT
he CHRisr AsD TWELVE AFosTLEs Of Thor Falissn
These are originals which stood in the MetoPo an
Churct Co, enhsgen. until they were r-pla ed by marble
copies In C. church they sO disposed that tie lr,;
arcs fifty feet distant from tie Apostles aud elevated
about three or four fet above t1e altar, but similar az
nt IN The contracted space Of this Exhibition Is In
pc.sble hence the CHEF figure gigantic The So
y is REPRESENTED appearing in the midst OF his assembled
AIostts greeting them with the words Peace be unto
syou" Tie character Of this work Is antique and vii
rom its extent sufcien. idea u the general sys
4 TIE author.
Aiorgh tie confusion Of TIE Cys'al PLACE app AS
Dov oete yet there 10 doubt that il will be opened
IN the b under duly impressive auspices. The arrange
tuts are such that every coatribuOr will have chance
Tor display end 10 gem Of purest ray serene vii be OBJ
,cured in any dark place Lv.ry thing vii have an aP
propraie place The heavy machinery WI b9 worked oy
s engines and the srcans Of industry N various phases
finn. revealed Great counters ranged 10 the ases viii
rol1 Horizontal glass cases Eg.u vertical cases, var
orsy SIT on with decorative symbolism will likewise ds-
% b treasures Of taste and labor France and America
are n most advanced in their gsments but al the
nations viii wheel salaliy into Inc At pointed time
The Con m.tee e Auaugsm-u and al those IN fa)r
IS If the Crystal Palace have their hands iuL CFan.
u, cont and Davis Of tie United States Navy General 81
-eriutepdeuts; Mr. Weber overlooking tie Distribution
Mr. Baicb,cer the Secretary Mr. Patti in charge ~ ths
SCULPTURE; Mr. Dtimore Engineer IL Chef. and Mr.
kro,U Assistant Messrs Low and hsrsha.l Bu 'ers
,ie,srs DEE ard B.ur Assistant Architects and Mr. Ine
odcre SeGgewck President of the Board among III
tost occupied in the leading details O tie edaoe snd -
contributions.
The contributors VII amount TO about Six TLousan
SIX thousand specimens Of the supetiye gcuiu and in
5us'ry az 81 nations What world Of detail Of division
OF labor II thought anxiety, toll enthusiasm invent m Il
here concentrated How many eyes have strained fingers
pied muscles svell,d quyered, to produce this
runiudnous ~ muliforn array Of human o1twoFkng
WlatR completely Of interests is here TO be exposed
hat coneer.es Of national rvares, hcnoriby under
then in witness Of the and bsnetcent ideas VI the
lime ia ~ position TO the State Losties Of bygole lis
'rv, L. this read the brightest contribution TO the
Crystal Palace for a richer Offering than god Or IeEe., IS
TIE heart Of tho eye tlrobbing with love.