New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

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viii regard TO the Royal Commission sent to the In
susta Exhibition In this City, The L0adoa Times has the
blowing
Besides the Earl of Eesmere Sir Charles Lye and Mr.
Dixie the Royal Commission which about to be issued
for the American international Exhibition will. we under
Rand embrace the names OF Professor e. wilson, MT
Whtworth and Mr.. Wallis 1t viii thus consist OF SIX
members and form body well calculated not only wothy
10 represent this country the other side OF the Atlantic
but 10 bring back in the shape of official reports the results
Of The approaching industrial display The nobleman who
Is placed at the head Of the Commission IS thoroughly
uusifed TO pronounce judgment upon The merits OF me
fine Arts section, while be unes with highly cultivated
tsse the prcige of rank and wealth Science especially IN
he departments Of produce and mneraogy could not
fad In this country a worthier representative than Sir
Charles Lye and Mr. Dixie the least rewarded and GER
tny nothe least valuable member Of our own Executive
Committee In Hyde park by his practical good sense his
business habits, aud his experience, may fairly be ex
pected TO stamp the new Commission with useful as
vel az a merely dignfed character Professor wilson
IsfayOrsbly knownto the public from the attention wncn
go
paed that At New York he will find the materials for much
useful information 20 his countrymen in that and
kindred branches of knowledge Inc appointment OF r
alis also avery judcous one lie was one Of the most
valuable and active officers employed at HydepArk ~ Ie2l
md apart altogether from his requirements Is teacher OF
he first principles Of practical art he has rare ana ex.
|ensye acquaintance with the merits OF textile fabrics 10
ssery branch Of their manufacture. Perhaps however Tor
tie material interests OF this country far as they are
likely to be affected by tho New ork Exn9on tne mos
valuable member of the new COMMISSIONS Nj Wntwortn
he leading maker in this country what are called Man
chester tools Mr. WhwOrth is the very best man that
could be selected TO concentrate into report the mechanical
Inventive as the Americans undoubtedly are, we need not
be ashamed to send to them, as reporter the
mechanic who can by the unaded exercise Oh ms cI"s
measure the mion part Of inch The Commission goes
% America carrying with II SOUCenfrS OF tue dsPV OF
1851 with which all its members have been Intimately
associated 1t accredited neither 10 the Committee OF the
Sew-York Exhibition nor TO the Government for the
ormer is private commercial body which this country
.oud net officially acknowledge and the latter only ind
powers aud useful and di.nfed mission. II is charged
NTH the duty of representing the industrial interests OF
England at the forthcoming display and OF report
ng, in authoritative manner upon me results
hereof The Government have issued 1t upon TIE
uggestion Of the Surplus. Commissioners, and they
AVE further shown their zeal in the matter by getting
vers Of the chief departments OF the State to contribute
The Ordinance the Admiralty, the Mint and the Board OF
ade through its School of Mines intend 20 send articles
or exhibition and i, is worthy of remark that little a.
We may show compared with the constituted authorizes OF
her European communities, we have done far more a.
,ody polite for the New York Exhibition than we did FOR
ur own. In Hyde Park the Government showed lseli
hieiy active in snubbng the Royal COMMISSION anu
worrying Il through Lord Seymour. DIR Roye IS busly
pgaged in selecting on the part Of the East India Com
ANY brilliant show Of Oriental manufactures where
nth 10 dazzle the Western World About 500 British ex
bitors comprising the leading houses in important de
Artments of our national industry have sent con'ribu
ions Our artists admitted also 70 the field OF compe
Ion which embraces painting and among the champions OF
he national industry included the name OF the Duke OF
}ucceugh Considering the extent TO which other Eu-
opean States well our own intend supporting the
pproac ching Exhibition is matter Of some surprise that
he building which the display takes place is one OF such
mall dimensions. The site upon which stands is not
than 500 feet square and the structure Itself mas been
lready supplemented by additions for machinery. We
ondones grHmbe at the want Of space available for such
bjects and the surplus of the late Exhibition has been
INK in lump 20 secure more elbow room for our
ubc institutions but in New York, with Continent IN
he back ground the evil seems TO be still more severely
s and they appear there TO have been driven into su1
en- not much convenient than that az time con
smplsted for the display of 1851, when seriously
roposed 20 hold in Lecestersquare. Only onethrd of
he area has been reserved for native exhibitors the
eiug devoted to the products Of European industry and
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The following is FROM The DAILY Nees
at is sgr of the times that this Commission is headed
peer Of the realm the Earl of Ellesnere. Tie n0ole
,rd belongs indeed 10 family which owes It's position, 10
great measure. 10 the commercial greatness Of the coan
" and he may, therefore be supposed ~ sympSthise
acre strongly than many Of his brethren with the pbeno
nens which commerce exhibits. IL is So common, how
YER to examples Of successful asprant to high places