New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

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,ncun.to he r.id fcr lard ..............c6ic eco
uitio 10 be received fcs lln1 roIi...... g. 80
~ p,3.o {. ;: g'3 ie uasscd f5s' Of the
rector ia The CONNIE reiA u the UniertakiDg-s
corfG,rce Which they Say Is founded ouly upon the
rulc favor but upon tie extent to which private enter
lse is preparing Itself TO build upon the same hopes
his is saitiacioy ior until recently no positive aud di
rt sttps ed bee taken 10 teal how far it practc1
lie fu rcaiiZe revenue fom exhibitors. The ncua let
iii Of space has ouy commence - that Gs yet nOih
l rosiiiye b. stated 70 the amount likely be
reslzed from that Of income, but the elness
will which ibe most desirable places sought y BE-
indeed Of from the fact that instance rent Of
600 has been given Tor feet by In two other cases
4lCO has been given FOR feet by 4. and space
in the gallery is ieken up readily, at rates vary
ing accoiuiug locality from -. 6l. up Obs per
squsre foot The employment Of agents in the chief
cnto7s manufacturer has further placed hes ond
doubt that the dire ctoTs have mistaken Ia cal
tuniing uIon large from exhibitors Mr. FD.h
tre OF haI chcsier is now making his final arrange
r!outs with Of the largest mechanical engineers
The country for pace to show their machinery motion
Mr. has, wo orc assured been equally successful
yh lea0ng manufacturers in tue midland Districts; AMI
Mir DeaIe tie late assistant secretary for the Ddbu Ec
hibon, is whipping up the enterprise of Ireland and
Scotland to x6t at SydenLam, ana oy for the privilege
Ohor agents abroad for tls import ant part
If he dtakiIg ana the directors have further shown
construct even industrial courts OF en er"hie al char
acitr suitable to to objects they are neuded TO contain
These counts VIII balance in the one half OF the building
the fine atcOuris which occupy the Dor OF the other, aud
thoulh the elaborate OrnGmenla0n OF the latter may DO
waning in them. have no doubt that they will form
wien comp Ced highly attractive features Of the Palace
Tie architects cmpON od 10 construct Them arc Mr. itg
Mr. Barry, Mr. l-omds, Mr. Stokes Mr. Grace "A. Char
rcniior ano Mr. stmItr.
For some time past the directors, win wise hberaiI'y
peIsous desiIous to the progress of the works.
snapeers wtre admitted on pay neht OF o. and Passe.
freely issued to shareholders or others connected
with The company and their friends Bat all ths Is nov
al en- ed aud nn the opening in May. the interior OF
tie building will be strictly closed TO oil except those
brought there by business The center ranept has at
lCuih been finished, and the gigantic sciGoldns witch
has for months htd mp ii9 vast space ana constituted
one &C tie chief wonders of the Interior IL being rapidly
removed. HE boarding which has hitherto concealed
tie ocos OF the tine courts has also been entirely
SWEEP dhoe ieaehs Ecf ag GSn af m nac
gradually assigned TO them. Oven Jones on the one
SIDE end Dcby Wyatt the Other are mating rapid
progress with The departments under thels charge. At
The west end Of the north cnsept To huge peae>tas II
the Egyptian gods ready for their tion Beyond,
DR. ferguson with the advice and assistance Of LtyGri
is pushing forward his remarkable restoration OF A5syran
mohito cure The Pompeian Court with the eXoepcnof
its furniture, has been completed. Dr. Latham is romoy-
ing bis chronological collection into the building from re
note part Of The grouuds and Mr. Thompson has his
lendoly prepared specimens OF animal lie ready TO DC
tuned ont at NONE n. notice la the general snpern-
e1dence Of the works Paxton has forgotten his pecu
liar province The frosts Of last month Killed
number of the more tender plants which he had
placed in the interior. but that danger may no~
be considered well nigh over, and gsantit creep
ere begin 10 spread their .till lesfess from
column 10 column OF C1head, while below earth beds
carefully made up for the plants and loa OF distan. 70
gons Outside the building, tho stately terraces, broad
avenues and sward slopes Ion GER OBJ
to realize the eject Of which the magn ion of sp5c
tror FL the gaps in which bands of gci toll
The whole scheme Of az Italian garder Inetas gradually
into the natural Effects # EDg sh landscape scenery IL
approaching completion, and though the defect C con
siruotoD of tie water towers vii render impossible u
play the grand ounteini OF tie lower basn5 and thor
/ connecting cascades the DC sscn of the open
inc, tere will be q greater display eyo" in shat e
/ sNC thsn the public are at all prepared f).. Mr.
/ Waeihouse Hawkins's extinct animals which aye
sieady taking gouDd upon the slands allotted = Ae.
will than counerpoise this temporary disappout
meIt One further point relating the outside arrange
Bonts OF the company de.eryes 10 be noticed. On the
wes sce OF the Lulcng lies The nglTich wood belonging
the trustees at the COLLEGE and worth before the palace
vas commenced about A'O per annuln. This property
uot secuoda The though was necessary for
proIicirg the facilities Of wide approach and csragc
siards The directors have In CONSEQUENCE been oj !el
10 take it years lease, and at rental of $4,000
wear Bu, the remarkable feature of the TRANSACTION Is,
that upon these terms ste for hotels and other
enterprises IN ocnnt elton with the palace il may eyenu
! ally prove good bargain q. the company.
There is one department o. he under aing - VIII y
have Eot Hitherto found i necessary 20 refer b.; which
10" thai he ing approaches. assumes an iainetiae
in.c-est and importance. An enterprise psriskiHg
largely Of 81 cducoors Character could no; be consider
cd compile without Tro Grrenge being ulais for
sn abundant sri chc. supply Of GOOD catalogue and
herd books without such ais, hall the inst.ucveae-s
Of these collections with which the Palace Is be adoI D.
would be lost IL il pop)sed 70 bring 81; in time ~. tie
opening a.Crie ofATcepCnny books which promise from
the Enumeration Of the subjects ard authors an important
addition 10 the ohtfp literature Of the country, AM
uirahly CoDgtLtl. de q !onlegag tie display ct
Sydeih ham instructive and eevaiug il influence upon
the TccIle lie oThectre Of NiLeyeh all be treated
hy L.,a'd that e Egypt and the Aha,.b.e BIZ Owla
Jones the Gr,c and L n an by g. hsrf Ir the Dy-
ZaDi0, Medieval, Renaissance, ord Ial.aa. BIZ D.gby
Wyatt AID Wanq tie urschColsof mo leuis.slo.ufe.
Corn e. Italian TItnch al Enclsh-jy Mrs. aesoa
the Iosill gallery O. great mn il ~ ines by Nr Phil
lips hm'ef; tie yostoI s;ious OF egno animals by Prof
Owen eihnolcgy, ly Dr. Lahs~ zoology, by Pot. J..
Fo,lCs ard cet4iicD, by 10 -gh Paxton There VIII
slsO he Is. gu!dc-hook 10 the ,ele.s, budding.
Nl0icVcr uley he %. cClcreil C-lccss Of tis n1b.
uul itsk the public e. leas, have Supported Il thus far
with signal literally aiemcut Of lie proportions ia
which The shares d. bu.ed shows thai hey are held
ly about goo fropretc,s being !onr IT,, he average
C- ordinary icLt s.Cl toli -Ils with tat amount Os
ts Ihtre aIc Ulay to.d,rs VI scle shares az the
m6oIi, would seem 70 Be lersoL Th0 hay p; tac.r 8.
4c 4lcU or --co il What they conceived W On c1ir
Prize rhcb WHEELER il cnsw .ed Re uuilry or q va.
cactaied 10 do good 90 tie community. .nl.a Inns.
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lis 1, r:h Cir.rI =! = ,Icngo ua-Hsr. C--5as
Gays:
"Alrtuis unmarried us1, vs highly intelligent
snd aCcomTl he'd. lad teen ective military ci-rlecr
ii Tho Benin r1s cllou O SOB ~ Fc Prrs.ian on,
e dc DIT families. ans VIZ since BE arrived on i1..e
shores, Io' very veH ltUl jsp1 ID - errrra Ike
tboiug G-tu aeuc-ay, H. what F01e coasil r r. hard
business 20 work lor Bis hsi-, ot,1.h IN ekee,isu.