New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-03

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King, Son'b Csfo'iDs-Ra~ Cotton.
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G. GeBurder New Y 'rk-Vioiins.
Grover Boxer g. % Bos Ou-5s sing Machine.
j Se' m ur. Ne~.York-Se sing Machine
- Wht eleT-Se Rlvx Mscbiue.
Fo.ler a. Pfetsrre (prs,1cins in Parsl-Aradc1el
Teeth.
Ripgue, Ii Price Narcotic Co., New.Ye'k-
Ornsm- ntsl Buffet.
Hiram Tucker, boet0n-M II ce-fiecee III efanIi1i
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HONORABLE MENTIONS.
Manchester Pint Works, New-HampshiEe
Hotchkiss.
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NV Kingsley, New.YOrk Dentists Instruments
ano Porcelain Teeth.
Nicols.
j. Ross, New York.
Russell.
Scbor'op.
Jss. White and McCurdy, POilsdslphia Porcelain
Teeth, prepared. Gold for Teeth.
n Day, Brooklyn.
IN Hsskeil, Frsnklio. La Steam Eneine.
N, Thompeon-L,fe Prserver and Life-busy.
L, LachaIme, Saw Frsnci.co, Cal -CAlifornia Mn
eras. A..
Phoebe, Bszerque& Co., San Francisco, Cal.-An-
eras.
A. Wheeler & Co.-Au,ierous QuMts
Bsckus and PeasPe, New YoIk--Machine TOT pre-
pairing materials for Paper.
b. Morse, New YOrs-Manbiue.
Nelson Barlow, Ne ~.YOrk-Planirg Macbue.
Schmidt e. Jaropon-Appsrstas for Printing Cloths,
Oil Cloths, &c.
S.ol m Brothers, Nyack, New.York-Hollowx Of
Cedar au s.vin
To j. Hsrris5p, New-York; to Ssnborn & Carter; to
F. & A, Wolfe, Bett lehem, Pa.-oachioe for making
Paper bags such used by Grocsrs, &c
In the department of fine arts, Healy gets
second class medal for bis portraits, ROsster aud
Al \ Il 1.l1 And hnRa a m n.
rect an errOr-which have reason 70 thick was
as much an error of the jury as Of myself-com-
mitted in my last letter: Kaulbach's merits
are recognized, and be receives deseryedly high
prize, although very small part OF his admirable
works have been exhibited here.
Last evening Prince napoleon invited to the
Paais Royal the members OF the foreign commit
tees and of toe international jury, to express TO
them his satisfaction ut the ha 1py progress aud
close Of the Exposition, and TO distribute to them
" in the EmperOrs name, the recompenses OF winch
/" they have been judged worthy" When the time
of distribution" came, he said: "The Emperor
has charged me 10 give You token OF his salts
" faction and of his high esteem for the services
which you have rendered to tho Imperial Com,
emission during the Universal Exposition OK
1855" Among the persons 50 (mOre or less)
bonorsd with this mark (tbe cross Of the Legion OF
HOnOr) Of his Msjesy's esteem were W. j. allen.
tine, the president for the last five months OF
the American Commission, aod Mr.. Vateemare,
one of the commissioners appointed by the
State of New-York and also by toe States OF
South Carolina and Virginia These gentlemen
have performed their duties-duties which were in
many respects any thing but agreeable-honestly,
faithfully sensbly well In all respects ia cross OF
the Legion of Honor ia q fit token Of Imperial sat
isfactiOn for such performance of duty, they have
certainly earned it. But what strikes some Ameri-
cans here oedly is, that Charles l. FieiscbmanD,
Commissioner for the States of New-York aud
Indiana, and latterly q member Of one Of the
Juries-a gentleman who has given from the out
set much time ard valuable service t. the dis
charge of similar duties, and who, owing to special
studies pursued for half lifetime, was and showed
himself to be fully competent TO their perform
aDce-shOuld not have received this mark of I'M
"perial satisfaction" must say it would have
struck me as much more odd if the Emperor had
been sats6ed with him, although il mighthsve been
in better taste to pretend to be and send Mr. F. q
crOss it would have been 0uly one more cross added
to the GO 600 already worn by the French legion of
honorable men. The simple fact and complete
explanation Of the discourtesy is, that Mr.. Flesch
mann IL known by the dispenser Of outWard
tokens Ct honor to be an honest, consistent repub-
lican-whO, indeed, never goes out Of his way to
parade or to coSceal his republic snism,
let who will be 10 the path. 1t may DO
we'll to mention that Mr.. F. is not likely to
pine under his lack Of honor, and will continue
to transact business Ut his old stand 40 hereto.
fore BY the way to complete the list Of fortunate
Americans, should add tie nsme, / believe, of
Marshall Wood or Woods, Rhode Islaod Com.
missioner. May that little State b duly sensible
of the honor
There is talk of transplsnting the opera to the
BOurse, and the Stock Exchange to tho Palais de
PIbdustrie; there Ii talk Of ket ping the latter open
a. an Exposition there il talk of openiog rhe
coming Spring with Exposition; there talk that
Julien. the celebrated leader of the London prom
enade concerts, 10 to return TO his native country
and start 9 series of su,h concerts in the
Crystal Palace In graver matters there Is talk
of IN approaching battle between the rival forces
in the Cfimea; always little talk Of peace, and
the usual fortnightly talk of the last attempt In
the Bois dc BOulogne on the life Of the Emperor.