The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-15

Isspossibls Sox our short couirgs In this matter
Se.,evsr they have been vAstsvsr the, nay b.
already faDiliArto brig before our couxtr,nen he
eheirsst productions Of the genius aud sk OF the on
the trophies OF the inventive spirit and restless
of eouDMy ss-to SOLICIT lin the poetlcs Language
Of most distinguished stranger this day, Tor I'M
happily. not here) q full representation Of
'sfbe arts for luxurv, the for strife,
IDveptionS fer delight, and sight, and sound"
Ito biad together the two hens pheresto extend the
have aims Hos far they have been will Dc
attained 1t would be most presun ptnous for 10
Recalling to mind the gorgeous and gigantic pageant
exhibited In Hyde Park two short years sgO-kpesinx
what French genius has uudsrtk 10 osh III the
capital Of ocpI entail Europe that centre Of
life artistic luxury is enough to that 80 have
dss DO something for the ara for the srshscure
for tbe Industry Of beloved country and that 20
sha be- hereafter pronounced BY competent JUDGES
have suecesded dearest wishes viii be answered.
On some particulars. however, may for moment be
allowed 10 dwell Incomplete our exhibition yet u,
have what to abundant proofs OF The interest
which II has excited spi the results which IL viii
compi-b The hsg If Epgand. borne by vessel com.
of foreign nations she does the affections Of her own
people, (applsuse)-hss waved In eur waters On this
peaceful errAnd The national vessel OF France on her
wAy--,hst Of Holland will almost Immediately follow
Old amor, from the old To~er Of London fro ~nog
here, IS it did, perhaps at oesey or POI 'sirrs
France porcelain and iron from the royal ~orksbops Of
Ppsie here actually the water bound hither
ward ard cannot too strongly sense OF the
kindness and courtesy with which foreign agents
been have received abroad DO les, than our re poet
for hat os al and emil sh'sDed policy in obedience to
the dictates Of which the oveeans Of Europe bsve We'd
with each other in sending offerings which In other pc
RODS Of tbs werid would have neen made TO
crowned beads sl-pe (App'suse Nor, sir, are our
grestiues ar Acknowledgements yet concluded. have
still the extreme satisfaction which we feel IN
the g's,epes OF so mary distinguished
gnitbsd social position by Character by Attainments
from all pats of Europe, from all parts OF this CONT
ntnt. Ire d~e.rs on the Eastern shores OF the Attain
tic here pgled nth the representatives OF our new
en- pJe fhe coast Of tie Pacific. and there ars
l believe. here to-day, fifteen chief magistrses
of as navy States Of the copfedsracy-l9hss Of
that G. pselatp OF which you sr are the central
Appliance We are desplt sensible OF thus courtesy md
trdrsss. lille cir, we net 20 blind or 20 vain 20
rions blls stand that the honor ia done
not bur 70 you creme sed applause and that vhe
homage OF their rrspect is above all paid to toe gov
erring power ard majesty Of the republic. May that
sover and mSjest,-Aad say It with the profoanda-t
revepcebe united Co. aud governed by that sp'ttt
Of peace and coed viii whish is our direct c"m"aod
from high and TO contribute to which in the great
fan lily ~ ar 81 the besa, snc purest aud west IN tive
that bpg together 10 this temple Of industry
this Ialace Of labor. But, sir, drtain bearers
from The pleasure tina. ats thsn Hereafter, may
take some fttiog occasion to state 10 detail
what We bave dore and what We desire to DO the dh
sulties rcountered and the obstacles have
surmoubei. To day my voice is OF little momsnt,
ceps for the echo and the response .bch it is for
,uuate,y defined 10 asaksp. Permit me then sir to
ask your voice be heard bsoeash doue ami
10 Yeqse.t that you will by words cell by youe
inauguae this exheition Of the industry of all
Eatiops.
AT the copciuefOn OF MT coogwck eloquent Aoafosh
the President who had listened with the NEST net
aten'ion proceeded to reply, wheo he vas interrupted
BY the most enthusia tic cheering As silence
restored be replied in the following brief but appro
pirate remarks -
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
General Pierce then rose amidst shouts Of applause
apd tuning towards Mr.. Theodore Sedgwck, Presasos
of the Association, said
Sir thank you for your kind expression towards nv
ef and those Of my constitution al advisers who have at
tended this occasion, to give. by personal nre
sepce recognition II the benefits TO be antcipat
from industrial exhibition to the great interests Of
whole country. You, air, and the gentlemen who
have been associated with you have created clsm
all of for thanks that viii be enduring Whatever your
tbortcop ipgs of which you have spoken may be car
only thu. they appear not here and SO far as havs
heard they appeared not at all Everything areucd
reminds that live in unitarian age, who e
science instead of being Locked up fer the admiration
of the world tributary to the arts msnnf.s
lures agriculture, and all that tends to the 9osd
Of social comforts. Aye if you had achieved no
other object than that which you have done in bringing
together citizens from al parts Of 'hs Unton, on ~osd
have fulfilled perhaps, Of the most important mis-
SONS be Imposed upon any Of in the way Of
strengthening Union cloud applsuss.) Aye1 you
have done and you have bly, aud truly done it.
s the walks Of life frcm every civilized country almost
on fsce Of tbs globe and thus you have done more
ehsps than could have been dope in any other mode,
towards otns that great object dear to yosdsAr
TO me- dear to my venerable friend me, 70 promote
geace snopg men. Sir. have not the voice 10 Ad-
dress you ut length; hut in returning ysu again
my thanks and giving yon my thanks with nay hearts
best wishes for your success must conclude. cloud
cneers)
The following desps tch teegraph pied at the coocu
.iop Of the Presto nt'p speech
THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ
The President has concluded his address. He il INV
shasIg hands with the multitude. The audieDcs are
D. making e1amiDsi sion OF the Pshce
when the Presid. mt had concluded, he lsudl7
puded and three cheers also proposed and given
Theodore Sedgwck the President Of the Az. citation
An immediate n made for the platform SITTER the
President had closed, all anxious to obtain oposr
tuprty to shake him BY the hand Tsose Be1 him il
vain enreatrd the crowd 70 deist pressing upon him.
and 1t for time feared that, in the
thropg, he might sustain bodily injury After great
ertson, however. be rescued from bis feenSs with
sustaining any harm, but excessively sagued by
zealons attention besto ~ed upon him He ~ely
left the Palace, and While passing out entnu
astieaily cbeered by the immense multitude The Presi
dent Was followed by Gen. Scott, and loud applause
also greeted the old veteran he leaving
the building. A military escort conducted the
President to the Astor House, where be roughs the
epoes necessary for his health Mr. Pierce locked
excessively fatisued ard evidently laboriug nader
severe physical debility. We hope however, he may
recover a-duous bors through which he ssss
jost passed in his journey from Warrington
The audience disper.ed the President had
finished and CONNER ced the stion Of
articles displayed the following music during the remain
Ger Of the day being pefform by
pODwoRTH . BAND.
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2. Terze,to from Lucrezia Borgia DeoizetG
CAm9 Quiess strauss.
4 Jnb.l Overture Weosv
8. Robert tongue Jaime Meysrbesr
Jordob Medley. s.ts ...............H. b Dod ~nrth
Qaib,-ftn from Ia S.nnsmbula. Bei,ipi
8. Tymotbsus euickstep ..+..........t. 5uect
Opsrsc Pot fourr,, arranged by go. H. D,d~or'h
IL Medley Qoicksioe from Lucrszia Rcraa D,niss,t
y. Quieks,su f'orn Don Ps.qual- .Donzsti
SoIs.3 NATIONAL GUARD a.luD.
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