The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

The Crystal Palace.
THE OPENING DAY-ARrICLRs FOR TIE UnDI'
TioN, ETC.
This splendid structure viii b. completed and epenet
to the public the 18th OF July NEXT according 70 thu
announcement II the directors which viii b fsund in
another part Of the HERALD The dsappointnsnt that
has been felt consequence Of the delay IN is sreston
will have doubt be considerably dimiAshsd BY a.
perusa their card So certainly Tie directors
are concerned believe they have done everything In
their TO hasten its completion which has been
tardsd they say by "ths novelty and ntcasy Of tho
style of construction and the high standard Of arshtse
tursl beauty II has been their object to attain.
The most difficult portion Of the buildng-ths iron
works finished and nothing present remains TO be
done but part of the glazing. the roofing q the
dome the painting Of the interior AID exterior and the
construction Of separate building between the principal
structure and the Reservoir, for the machinery. The
building in its present unfinished state, although
calculated to give but faint idea Of It's bsau-
ty, has stin many attractive features. Viewed
from, the interior the DOME which hundred feet in
diameter and from the ground to the top Of the Lanterns
humid ed and fifty feet has very grand and mpos.
ing appearance The galleries will bs enclosed With
tIes work ratings which III admirable keeping with
the light and airy character Of the whole building In
the OF month i've weeks the gtaes Work
be completed, and the building far finished 70 be-
ready for the reception Of articles At present 1t Is
visited daily by hundreds Of PERSONS large portion Of
whom from the country. As the crotsn reservoir
furnishes the best view its massive walls constantly
crowded with spectators from morning till evening.
Besides the Palace itself, there large number Of
supplemental curosites in it's vicinity in the way Of
ruppet shows and all kinds of voracious animals from
every quarter Of the 81 be- Ave legged sheep and other
monstrosi'ies Hee tign informs you that the largest
bear caught il be at an unprecedentedly
low price in the annals of exhibiting: while within
a short distance OF the sign of Ura Major il another
Ieprese a pegro runose f. om q crocodile pursuing
him with diteDd.d jaws, bet hch at least half
dozen negroes could be to~ed with the greatest
Gaze In addition TO these curoies there 1, the lat
ting Observatory drinking saloons cake stands mnia
lure shooting galleries where all the firing Is done 10 the
open air aud the successful marksmen rewarded with
peanuts ginger cakes the be, whirliggs,
twirgs and hundred othsr kinds of amusenents. All
he available space the Palace Is Occupied with
which evidently without the slightest regard
for the safety Of their future occupants proper
ton otexeTcised in The constructor OF these
erecting fear tnat serious accident viii happen
before the close Of the Exhibition
In relation To the articles IT, be exhibited in the Crystal
Palace may state that large number have already
arrived and in the United States bonded ware
house Besides those have already noticed there
large plumber of others which cannot do more than
enun crate az preseat
Contributions from the Society of Arts London.
The Geological Society and the Duke Of Buccleuch FROM
his mines. sends bar Of silver weighing 437 ounces
Sweden spa Norway send all that il interesting from
| those coun res.
Boes Br theirs have sent magnificent collection Of
| shHws
Articles will be sent nv the British government from
the various public departments and the Master General
Of Ordnance. 0ord Raglan has given orders to the de-
under his charge TO collect such objects it
The Lords Commissioners Of her Majestys Treasury
have CIV orders authorizing the Master Of the to
send specimens OF the coinage and the several govern
ent medals from time to time 81 honorary distnc
Mr. Cali rcfA hoa
sent Of his best productions representing the first
meeting o. Giottc and Gin abue.
| Dusseldorf paintings
lie largest anmopite known.
The Earl Of Carse'- piano.
Miss Shepstones sculpture of Nourmahal.
Mr.. Crost kill the most celebrated engineer, sends out
his soD Edmm d. ~ell skilled in machinery scientific
subjects He gained the Council Medal for machines in
! London
An original painting, by Vatican, Of Columbus.
| sending the goods Of Prepch manufacturers.
~ Buschek ths European agent for the Exhibition,
bad been admitted to audience by the Emperor OF
France, Who assured him that the Imperial manufac.
| lures should be worthily Represented.
His Royal Hghnes. Prince Albert is also among The con-
trbrors Of sorfs # art The portraits Of her Majesty
himself Prince Arthur and oi the late Duke Of Yelling
ton forming the picture painted by Wntsrhaltsr his
The Earon Marochetti has completed colossal eaues-
TRAN statue o. General Washington which is about TO be
ermik td II Us said t. be worthy of The artist add has
the peculiar cha,sce,istcs Of his style Mr. Carsw has
execreda colossal statue OF the late Daniel Webster It
represents the Aueican atesman in the act of address
sing the Senate The expression is very vigorous aud
the likeness i considered correct by com teRt Judges
From Rotterdam viii be sent variety of articles used
by the Japspete with japanese 81 Ks plapts Shells
minerals, crystals and fossils collected during q
five years residence IN japan This collection win no
ooub excite great interest account of its intrinsic
value aid the difficulty Of procuring contributions from
| hat country.
| exhibitors that of Frspce
Cream Of tartar FROM CJrunpa,
Mil az d burr stones.
Samples ehioa and glass from Austria and Bohemia
hotz.s trsm Inpsap salles France.
UossIirs patent -four mill and agricultural machinery
in molten
Ellington, Ma on ( CO. the greatest manufacturers Of
eieclro plate send articles.
hr Botta nephew Of the celebrated Carlo Botta,
sho ep 10 the United States to study the various
TENS Of education and report specially to his govern
merit CHE safcnian vii be present ct the exhibition.
He j. u Professor Of he University of Turin.
J 4 > Gs,raro Co., the crown jewellers are amongst
the exhibitors ard send magnificent collection Of silver
Products Of the imperial manufactures of sevres,
Beauvais and the Gobeos are to be- transmitted The
seves collection seseTa splendid large oval
vases besides etoS pieces of mnor n potance: but
the object of The create is the great vase placed
IN the cntre If all the objects Of which the d. play con
STATS The Gohelns and Beauvais manufactures are
yerai specimens exhibiting the progress Of those manu-
lotteries from comparatively early period to the present
Iron the Montreal Pilot. May 27l
We learn with pleasure 'hst it is the intention of the
government to apply to a for the of 000
to fe'fay the expenses attendant the transmission
eho ron New York and custody there OF articles to be
forwarded from Canada 70 the great industrial fair at
rev 1ork Messrs WHITMAN AZ WbeeiOck, 100 Front
street, New Yo.k have understand been appointed
agents 10 receive and bond pay duties the Canadian
goods The oteuipg of the exhibition IL is expected
viii tai place about 9Th June The President of
the United states and large number Of eiocnt perso.
expected 10 honor the with their pre-
fepce. An invitation TO his Excelleney the Goyerno
CEREAL has been forwarded from Professor Sedgwick
Pc siden o. tie Exhibition Committee which bis Excel.
lency We hear, has sgnd bfs intention accent in
the event of his OTTER avocatons permit ting Ssyerl
mentors OF the provincial adunist alton with other dis
u Enisbed vrerr frou Canada will also be present on
that interesting occasion.
MISSOURI.
AN ACT 70 appropriate mme in aid Of exhibiting the
natural and ntIe of the State Of
the Worlds Fair, 70 be held at the city Of Now York
May. 1853
Missouri follows
Sec That Luther " Kennett be, and hoi hereby