New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27
The Duhlin Exhibition.


In former paper Liverpool sketched
the progress Of the Exhibition from lbs rise AMI gave
birds eJe glance at the present appearance OF the building
and the collection Il cOnt.ins Since then the various
empty courts have been filed a catalogue has been
published and the price Of admission reduced to the mint
gtD,-one shilling The Exhibition H. therefoce now in
lis perfection From the official catalogue learn that
the number Of exhibitors Of ms ceaneous wares ssa.
and in Gne arts 1866.
The collection presented 10 the vistOr in the fO0sing
classification
Rar Aiateyfols- Mrchiaeyy- uausjrctures- Arl
which four divisions suodiyided A, fJlOssi
RAW MATERIALS H. Mining Quarryng MettAlurds
and Mineral products Chemical and pharmaceutical
products 3 Subtanees used as Food 4 Vegetable and
Animal Substances chiefly used ia Manufactures as Impls
menis, or for Ornaments.
MAcnNERY-5 Railway and Naval Mechanism; ma,
chimes for direct Carriages Manufacturing sehnss
aud tools T. Civil Engineering, Architectural and aid
ing Coutrvances Naval Architecture aud Military
Engineering; Ordnance Armones and Announcements. ..
Agricultural and Horticultural Machines and Implements
TO- Philosophical, Musical Neurological and Surgical In
strumenis
MANuFAcruREs-T Srfis FaJrfcs-ll. Cotton 10
Woolien and Worsted - SIX and Velvet ~ Mann
features from Flax and Hemp ~ Mixed Fabrics, inslad-
ing Shawls Is Leather including Saddery and Harness
Skins Fur Feathers aud Hair H. Pa ger and Sa'Ooery
Printing and BOOkbinding H. Woven, Spsn Felted and
Laid Fabrics shown as sgeolFeps 9f gEatnx o. dysoz
H. Tapestry Including Carpets and Floor Cloths bsss
and ED.neidsry Fancy and Industrial Works 90 cloth
ine. Natalie Vnre1Hs and Cer0uic ManHfgctgrcsi n.
Cutlery and Edge Tools 90 Iron and General IIsdsare.
cd Working in Precious Metsls aud in their mi alton,
Jewelry and all articles q yeru and Injury not nea led
in other classes "a Glass %. Ctina, Porcelain add
EartLenware Bi,oiaHeous Maa1fac,uess % Decors
ton Furniture and Upholstery, including Paper Hangngs,
PAPER Nache and Japanned Goods q Manufotures ia
Mineral substances used for Building Decoration in
Marble Slate, Porphyres Cenent-, Artificial Stone ~.
Manufacturer from Animal and Vegetable SubA ces not
beng woven frlted included in other sections o.
Mscelanf Gus Manufactures ami small oo.
FIsE ARTs-30, Sculpture, Models and Plastic Art; Oh
and Water color Paintings mot PorrAsl Enainsls Fres-
Goes Drawings EngraviDgs
Ireland contributes her products egery Of the
above 30 subdivisions Several but poorly reprsssn ID
and many well. without further preface W. notice the
chief exhibitors IN the various departments believing that
the interest thousand Insh readers gi ind neeng
the names Of old acquantances, will repay br the space
they occupy
Commencing with the department, If MfxHRaIs the visit
or 20 the Exhibition cannot but be- struck with the remark
able variety marbles and Of rougher building materials,
as well a. Of Ores and pure metals that crowded into tho
space allotted for this description # specimens Together
III the rough materials exhibited me naoafaoto,es
into which they can b. wrought - building blocks col
umns vases sstuaTy furniture Of stone and marble, add
household for and ornament, ThOss exhibited
are mostly crediabe specimens Of kill bat yau-
able show INK hOr e has been DONE and how mlch there
Is 20 dowat source Of national wealth iu tt Is hidden
in the foundation on Hhich the Green Isle is built
GEOLOGICAL CHARTS, &c-An interesting accomban
ment 70 the department 4 minerals Is fhovn b. DR. K
Griffith Chairman Of the Board OF Pablo works " Ire
land in the shape Of series geological charts ard duw
ing collected from all rel sble sources Our cOrreponteut
does not know If any Of these have been Published fno
,ev a.urecly ought D. b. BIZ the Board which DR.
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boniferous and silunan 60sshs ofIrelsnd
Srosys AsD NARBLEs-Ths chief exhibitions ia this
branch are the Royal Dublin Society who prspare among
cher thirgs collection u PAS specimens representing
The natural rocks mineral. and sos u hin County md
illustrating the dsintegraon Of rocks and tbs formation a
soils Courtney kenny Btlinrobe, County MAYO SHOWS
tables Of black and white Mayo marble. LJrd TAbN dc
Mashoe green porphyry and red cong srate ron Lam
bay j Bernal Limerick, inland marble tables Liner
lex Committee, marbles fr IN Limerick Ltsrsry and
Scientific Institution, Dublin, Rocks Of Kilkenny George
Wand Ur, Limerick marble chimney pi,ce from bis etsfs
q Bsly Limerick. A. Coles Millnount chimney
and font u Kilkenny marble A. Desne, Cork, chimney
piece and tables Of Cork marble. II. Abbott Mlin2er,
Galway marble Alexander Balanfine, Dublin, GOthic
chimney piece Of Galway marbles ID hcCulOch, Armagh
marble County Kerry Committee. various msDgfactares
In Kerry marbles j. MallOy Fullam0re, SCULPTURES from
marble found 81 B4lyduf Michael Habsn Dablo. and
Penny Dublin, have NUMEROUS marbles and scaffersd
about belonging 70 various exhibitors beautiful slabs
of brown black red grey and green, either single Or
wrought into doorways and mADepeces tables and Other
furniture j. Penny Dublin, exhibits no fewer than 100
varieties Of polished marble collected from er>ry County
In the leland and 20 BE- had ia sufficient quantity r any
purpose. Robert Cassidy Monastereyan has tso dnely-
worked pillars Of slieiOns sandstone from the quarry Of
Rossrslles, Queens County This Is the quarry rom
which the ancient crosses and stone monuments 81 ireAna
TO have been tAken.) F. Synge. Ashford Wenov'
slate fsgs from Glsnmore quarry Henry fleod' 'ss-
mount Kilkenny cottage chimney rteees - Asp- n@ss
3 Blackburn Ialen:ia County Kerry nanL kihi aot
Gseis Articles made Of fser sa.s, Potslsa AA -DRs