New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
THE FRENCH EXHIBITION rOR NEXT
YEAR

We tnd the following in The N9rc'
"Th war in the East Will neither prevent nos delay he
pacific manifestation 10 which tue hmpero! las mNied all
the nations Of the world The progress Of intelligence no
longer permits State whate s9g may be, 10 stop he
others the Accomplishment oi their destlns All ciVb
lied nations have understood this. France, therefore
Notwithstanding the prc0ccupa9N Of this war; has not
for moment ceased prepsrc herself for the anversa
competition OF 1855 any than she has interrupted her
national works Az the ,nc that she com leas Ter
RAILWAYS her canals. and her FOrts-whe she improves
and r,nders more healthy her capital aud her large ces'
aud dwellings for her working classes she is
making every arrangement % give proper welcome 10
the nations who will next year como 10 visit her nom
every part Of the globe These nations have not Only
r,sropaed 10 her call hut their declarations aud their
pr,psraons announce that with exception they Will
all he faithful 10 the appointment The Imperial decree
ipsituing the Universal Exhibition dated the
sth March. 1888. On the 2eth March the Minister
Foreign Affairs notified 1t 10 all the Governments,
and on the Bis, ct the month the Ministers OF War
and Marine made il known 20 French Atrsa and 10 onr
colonies On the Sh of April circular oi the Mnstcr oi
Commerce requested the Projects 10 invite the ehcaeous
cnoperann of all the Chambers ot C0nmerce, aud IN me
latter end q; May the Hotcpr published the replies d
th of tho d. partmontS AMI OF foreign govern
mcus In order complete the idea Of the EMPEROR
fh decree of the 22d of June nCctcd the Universal
Exhibition Of the Fine Arts with that OF agricultural and
manufactured productions aud uc decree 81 the s'th "i
December instituted commission cOmpOsed oi tle most
competent men. and chngot nnder the presidency OF
Prince NAPOLEON tn regulate thc cHsbb aud the detn OF
the Universal Exhibition. The experience Of our prcvis
national exhibitions and the documents relating 10 the Uni
versa Exhibitions OF London Dublin and New-fOgk have
furnished o the Imperial Commission some valuable nfor
nation, OF which il has known how to take advantage.
Penetrated with the Importance Of his mission
and with the responsibility which n imposed on
him. the Prince formed subcomnlisson win
which he could prepare all Tho measures ne
cessary to secure the success OF tins great enter
prise Organization of The couiral administration informal
and general regulations constitution OF native and foreign
committees general and special INSTRUCTIONS loo franoe
for the colonies aud for other nations appropriation OF me
mace which is 10 be filed by the different productions o
u,ur, industry and the arsall these preparatory
lators the Prince desrou- 20 bring 70 termination
before he started ior the Fast Ia share Ia ho dangers an1
IN the glory of our soldiers lhe DEGREES Suato@ M"
instructions relative To the Universal Exhibition are now
circulated IN all parts oi France and OF the world hn'
already committees have been org"i]sd OF are ON o
uout of being so in the greater nnmbot our departments
The fret marks of sympathy which the announcement ."
this obtained abroad every day confirmed by
fresh adhesion Among these acts there are none
significant than the local exhibitions, which are ~
were many preparations for the universal one lhe
Grand Duke Of Tuscany has anticipated by one year the
Exhibition of Industry which was 70 nave tak"n pbs
in his States in lsj5. in order that might not ca-h
with that of France. Spain hGs done the same
for her qunquennial exhibition. The King Regent
of Portugal has just organized commissions OF
industry and OF the hno ars, @ well as auxiliary
Committees in TIE provinces, Islands, aud colonies oi MS
kingdom he has made The most pressing appear 70 mana
sciurers and artists and has ordered that an o,hiouop
shall take place at Lisbon preparatory to That 10 Pars
All Germany has sent her productions TO the sniu
cal exhibition which is 10 open at Munich on the s Of
Nav From coo TO 1000 exhibitors reckoned ON.
the liberal measures have been adopted py 10" er
man Coy erment for the success OF ths E,moifon inc
the Great French Exhibition II Is known thar Belgium
also preparing exhibition Of tie fine arts for the same
object The cooperation of Holland, as well as that oi
tho United States i assured to Lasty, England
preparing to return with <ciat visit of 1851 Two
delegates Of tho English Government have Just arrived
i'm Paris 20 come understanding with the iurerid
Commission on all points connected with the productions
which Great Britain is TO send to the Universal Exhibition
In this immense competition Of oil nations, the Govern
ment relies with confidence the zeal and skill OF our
manufacturers and Of artists TO support vorthy theH
reputation and the glory OF the country