New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22
PARTsIAy GOSSIP.
Editors. Correspondence OF The N. Y. TriA7ns.
P.RIs. THURSDAY, n.

NO animation OF the postponement ~ the YP0"'"
OF the Palace Of Industry from the lst to tie l5i lSs'
WIS given until the morning Of sunday last April y,
and thousands who hurried hither toward the tv. o
April did at gree, inconvenience learned too !sta
ssat they must wait fortnight. Some doubt is eK-
/ prossed OF IS opening the i5th-in fact, hsve
heard the opinion confidently expressed that c7qpoi
open before tho middle OF June, such is the state Of
unreadiness and confusion prevailing throuy CHOU
but think it rIl be opened On the 18th INST. as now
advertised have no authority for saying, but |
entertain doubt; that any thing -nt froz cur coun
try OF real value interest will be received b. special
grace after the opeEing-say at Any time IN May
or Jure.
We have very little yet presented, gave very
tsrhy growth of State Commissioners, who are hard
at work in aid OF the general arrangement snd system
ling of the Exposition. You viii have already
heard that generous aliotnsu of space he's many
been surrendered to the Canadians, who arc repre-
sened Iere by able Commissioner wen supplied both
with Products nnd Money. Much Indignation = ex-
pressed b. Americans here at the fssure OF our Gov
eminent to make strniar provision for display of
Arnerssn P.yductss but there Political reasons
for this beraiiy he part Of the Canadians which
10 rot exist in Gaze and Political impodments in
he framework Of our Government which have no ex-
was best.
lie; could wish VIC had hero good eisplsy OF Ag-
rioultura Impleme ,ts-iaT better than shall have.
brk and lively attention n the subject Of Agricul-
tn al sprovCment has been awakened in Francs, and
our inventors improyers of Plow- Reapers Mowers,
Rakes, Drills, Feed Cutters, Threshers, &c ought to
be here in force take advantage of it. think they
mistake their own intere = in abs,sning Such show
of these implements Ruggles, Nourse Il Mason
could ma, e or ; we had in own Crystal Palace,
would elevate our county in the eyes Of Europe, and
would benefit our inventors in this line. think it
would be admitted even yet If the space were ssked
for.
Weshall exhibit some recent Inventions Of decided
merit but not 20 many ought. Hany Of our best
conceptions, having been adopted AMI slightly inn
proved upon in England viii appear and lie regarded
lere AS British This need not end should not have
been.
France viii Of course do her besrhere; Austria.
Germany and Belgium viii show far more than at
London; England u making great effort Her de-
parrent is now in greater state of forwardness than
almost any other.
The Emperor is careful to let the public know that
be does not fear assassination, or al least that such
fear does not master him. He was at the Gymnase
Tleaier the evening OF the lato attempt to assassinse
him and met him in The Rue de Rvoh riding out on
horseback last evening following tho Empress in her
carriage with not more than dozen attendants IN
all They were proceeding to take thsir daily airing
in tie Champs Elysees. heard no cheers and did
not perceive that their appearance excited any other
emotion than that of anguid curiosity such as be-
fitted the occasion. Edgar Ney rode few rods in adj
vance OF the Imperial squad.
II il not believed nor suspected in any quorter that
Pianor who last shot at the Emperor, bad any con-
federates. He says he made the attempt 20 revenge
tic overthrow of the Roman Republic. A good many
suspect his pistols had balls in then bat this does
not seem probable. hope hstriai Will DC puohc, ana
that it will develop the whole truth.
Tho Emporor has anxiousy desired that Queen
Victoria and suite husband fncluded will grace the
opening Of the Exhibition by their presence. That
will not be, but hopes entertained that she VIII
come over in July or August, when we can have re-
opening il that il thought advisable.
- The season is very backward here, the skies usu-
ally somber, and the weather unseasonably cold Yes
terday was warmer, with light but much-needed
showers.
The Emperor will not 60 to the Crimea, ns he had
strongly intended TO do His baggage has been some
DAYS on the woy, but will probably be stopped at
Constantinople and returned. In fact, it begins to be
understood even by the French and English, that no
aures are to be reapod by the beseger Of the Ru1-
sian stronghold--at least, not Immediately 1t Is now
privately whispered that the siege must be raised and
the Russians beaten in the open fed-in fact, driven
out of the Crmea-before the siege can be seriously
resumed with any hope Of success-lfou remember
that children required TO lay some salt on the tail
OF the bird they aspire to catch. Up on Lake
Superior they used to talk OF q mining director
who dug in one spot hH me rock became hard-then ne
stopped and tried another place. | have not yet
heard that he grew rich by this sort OF engineering
and don't think the Allies very likely 10 take seva'-
topo by letting 90 Of it, though have Doubt that is
the best they can do. But having taken the wolf by
tho ears we shall what work they make of letting
him co. 1t is a rather nice operation.
Our newspaper mail by the Baltic, which arrived
here OH Tuesday morning, delivered this Thurs
dsyD morning ] thank the French Post-Ohice for the
five TRrBUsEs they gave me, and would like to bor-
row Tho two of the 10th and nth that tiey saw ft to
absrao, from the package. If they will only let me
read them. they shall then be welcome to the reyer-
sion.
The weather grows mdcr, but the skies are again
cloudy. H. o.