The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-01

addition to spoford Tileston Co.'s Patriotic Line Of
Liverpool packets and is most magnificent looking ship
Her is ornam with carved representation Of
the distinguished American statesman whose name shs
bears.
Crystal Palace.
OPENING OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
PAINTINGS FROM THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY.
The Exhibition at the Crystal Palace will bs open to
| the public on the 18th proximo The preceding day
will be devoted to the ceremonies of the Inauguration
1t is intended that these shall be conducted
in the interior of the building, and upon scale
mepsurate with the greatness and i'm portanoe Of the
work. Upon occasion of much interest the Direc
tors considering the impossibty of accommodating all
who might desire to attend the ceremonies have very
properly think concluded to limit the admission TO
invited guests and to the holders tickets the
price Of which has been fixed &c. 1t is believed that
under this restricted mode Of admission the building will
be filed to comfortable extent at least if not to it's
utmost capacity.
We not yet advised what will be the exact order of
arrangements, or the nature of the ceremonies. The
musical part however, will constitute important and
very interesting feature. Perhaps too, we shall have
good speaking General Pierce, who is expected
to be present. is ready aud effective off hand speakers
in default of his taking active part the cersmo
MES, Governor Seymour, Attorney General Cushing
whose versatility Of talent is well known might be
pressed into the service.
It has been stated that official answer has been vet
received from the President and departments accepting
the invitation to be present at the opening of the Exhibit
ton The presence of General Pierce and his Cabinet
however, can scarcely admit of doubt They would not
certainly suffer like this full of interest to
the industrial classes pass without being present to
assist at the ceremonies The Queen Of England the
great officers Of State in person opened the London Exhbi.
ton and surely people have right expect much
had If fho nd %koL
departments New York will expect the presence Of the
President of the United States at the Inauguration the
exhibition of the worlds industry Nov that the Offices
are mostly disposed Of the President surely need appre
hend particular Inconvenience by visit to New York.
need he any longer travel inoognito.
The folowr is catalogue Of collection Of paintings
by Of the best Of the Dusseldorf Academy
for exhibition st the Crystal Palace The paintings are
by the best artists Of that Institution
l. Merry Peasants in an Inn, sharing their Lottery
The Wolf his Prey att cked BY Dogs, Winter
Landscape by +. S. Lacoeu
Sunset on the Lake Of GsIeva by William Portman.
The Good Samaritan by F Nor UlHers.
well known picture, The Wine iaster" e. Die Vein.
probe.'D by J p Hasenclever.
g. Deputa'ion of WorLlngmen before the CITY Coun.
The Rising Thunderstorm, by Augustus Weber.
g. Landscape In Tbupderstolm by P. Hsppel
O. The Faithful watchmap by Frederick Happel
TO- Forest Scene, the thunderstorm having passed,
by John Gustav I&Dee.
II. The Interior OF a Forest by John William schrner
~ Norwegian hgn Monniaios by Hans GUIDE.
10 Landscape on the Lake OF Lutzsrn in Rising Thun-
u Revolution in a Painters Study, by John Wins
10. The Iandsrave o. fhuringen. Frederick with the
Bitten Cheek, by Siegert.
10. Singing Brother sid Sisters. by Jos. Niessen.
II. Maria stuar. and John Knox by ". volkhardt.
Is. Stag Hunt, by Alexander Michaelis.
H. The Marble Mill Of Untersberg near Salisbury by
Csspar scheursn.
20. Autumn Evening" by Casper scteuren.
nd in ne main by la
90 Mi upon Brook BY George Jaoin.
23 Landscape in Loser Germany; BY George Iabin
"a Mil in the ale, bv George JAbn-
25 I'm in the Forest, by WlIsm Klein.
e. Italian Dancers by Jose1h Fay.
81 Italian singers, BY Jo eph Fay.
2s. Italian Wives playing with Baby by Joseph Fay.
20 Rhenish Kit chen by Herman Joseph Schmitz.
80 WinteraDds Cape, ny John Gustav LANCE.
81. Hindoo girl taking Water out Of Well, by Al
Plum.
80 An Admiral taking Farexe of his Wife, by A.
SO Jesus Christ and the Disciple Of Emaus, by Frede
81. onlight scene with Bandits, BY Oswald Achen-
IS. wessphalian Landscape with Farmhouse by Thee.
So utci Winter Landscape, by C. Adolf.
81. bic surprised by Fischet, BY F. Happel.
80 J CT Duck, by FIR H. opel.
49, ana taking Bith, BY Professor Q Sohn'
Al. " stp allan Mil by Theo Nocken.
AZ Nj .esisn Landscape by Aug. B-cksf.
as viep OF a Dutch Hsrbot by Q AdioG.
"A The Intercepted Love Letter. By Hubner.
40 Landscape Win bEloSc III t1c ""uaNau7J " ~
46 The Jestirg Sportsman byJ. Sunderland.
AZ The Interrupted a-ndezeous, by j. u. Sunderland
A. F,rest Scene bv Jurgheim.
49, Yard In the Castle Of Elz, on the hosele, ny Enc
mapt.
SO. Avenue In Autumn. by George Jabio.
81. Landscape in the Dis,sn,e by Gustav LANCE
81 Landscape in the envrons Of Dusseldorf by Caspar
Scheureu.
So Scene in the Rocky Mountains, by c Jungheiu.
81. Castle A,epor, on the Sies By the same
IS. MIL In the Wood by ) I-ike
56 Discovery Of the Dead Body of GustAvns A6olphns
near Lut,en, Novenee, 1892 by L Gesellschap.
81. The High Water Gate" in Winter ,ime at Amster.
dam, by G Adiof
80. Scene in the Schoooom of the Sobsiads," "a Ger.
comical heroic song OF the year 1907 BY Hasencle
co. Jeronimus Jolss Night Waterman by Hasencle-
yer. pendant TO his schoo)
o. swedish Fishermen, by Larson.
e2. Castle OF Crouenburg In Denmark, in the moon,
light, by N, Larson.
The consgnees Of this collection Joseph Scheuer &
Co and the agent Mr. Frederick Kapp.
NEWS ST.. THOMAS By the arrival Of the schooner
Louisa Capt Casbl a. this port we arc in possession
Of dates to the 10th June The clipper ship Fixing Ar
row. from Boston for San Francisco had finished reload
Dg and waiting for lover and topsal yards. she
had lost three Of her passengers and four by yell
low fever Captain Tread veil and Mr. Clark, first Officer
had been down with it. but had r. covered.
The low fever raging fesrfulY the island, i
being far more disastrous than last fall.
There several American vesses in port that had
lost officers and crews entire There thirty sea-
in the hospital and the dea hs numbered from four
to six per day.
Association tos enc ExhsbsIon OF the Us,Yus.
try .E all hats rs In m fNrr