New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

CRYSTAL PALACE AMERIcANIZED.-Ihe crystal
Palace admired for ts beautifully light aud yet very
strong structure has performed in part shat or which
Il was creaed-that is TO exhibit to all the world
Useful and beautiful works in Manufactures aud Art,
all combining 10 show the wonderful resources OF men
useful operation. After that grand exposition of the
works Of the Old World well rs the new one, it is
low TO contain the works OF America exclusively. In
October next, il will be the place for the Twenty
syen,h Annual Fair Of the American Institute Our
citizens will prepare the exposition of exclusively
American genius and industry. Every ne or i'm
vowed article never before exhibited viii be there for
nspection. We say thus much about it IN order that
cur American workers in iron and wood and cotton
and wool all the great class whe sustain the whole
by their farms and garde lsmay have tune TO prepare
for this Fall Festival easily accessible by sea- by
river and by railroad 10 cur orhOe Ha.Ad people. We
quote a portion Of the official circular:
"The Managers announce to the manufacturers,
mechanics, inventors, artisans, farmers, gardeners
and all Others interested in the United States, that
they have secured the Crystal Palace erected in 1853
for the Exhibition of the Industry of all Nations, in
which to hold the Twenty seventh Annual Fair of the
American Institute.
"This magnificent and spacious building viii afford
unusual facilities for the arrangement AID display of
rrc. Sioam-powe will be provided to put in opera
ton machinery of every description aud the managers
pledge Themselves to make every eXerton in their
power 10 effect such arrangements for the accommo
daon of exhibitors as will secure the great ends OF the
exhibition.
"PIemums Of gold and silver metals cups, books
and diplomas will be awarded to tue exhibitors of arti-
cleo deemed worthy OF such distinction, by competent
Judges appointed for that purpose.
Practical and dlfutprestcd persons, acquainted
with the several branches in which they shall be ap
Tonted will be selected for judges, TO whom all arti
ccs for competition will be referred N order TO secure
the same satisfaction that has heretofore been given
IN the bestOwa of the awards OF this Institute 10 III
sure perfect imparality, the Bylaws OF the insti-
tuto prohibit any premium beiag awarded by the
Board Of Managers 10 any member OF their Board 10
any Of the Trustees, or to any of the Standing Com
nitfces of the Institute, anything in lieu thereof
"1hc awards will not be confined 20 specimens
prepared expressly for exhibition; bat when articles
are entered as being OF ordinary manufacture for gene
raj consumption full weight viii be given to that fact,
showing the actual state OF the particular branch TO
which they belong.
"Tbe Managers desire strongly 10 impress exhibitors
with tie necessity Of furnishing information, at an
carly day of the description of articles they intend to
exhibit aud the space required for their proper dis
play.
situto in this City for twenty six years. aud the i'm
Iortancc OF these annual gatherings IN this metropolis,
the great mart of trade and commerce, where pro-
dueCrs resort in mutudcs. cannot be too highly eSti
mated. IL enables the accurate observer TO compare
improvements from year TO year. and note the progress
Of at in our growing republic. The knowledge OF
IMPROVEMENTS obtained by examination, inquiry and
eouyersaiion is carried home by the visitors, aud Is
uus sptsd over the whole country. The collection
oimventors and ingenious men, their explanations, ia
trcOuIse observations and suggestions, conduce to
new and useful improvements. To no class of men 10
our country much indebted for those rapid improve
nenis which arc the admiration of the world, a. TO the
inventors and perfecters of labor saving machinery.
From the power loom the skiifu application of steam
snd the Magnetic Telegraph, have pro eedod immeas
ursbe power and wealth. The faculty of accomplish.
Ing undertakings of tbs de ,Cpu0n, forms marked
feature I'm our national character. New aud useful III
vontions viii receive the special attention and the
highest horors of the Institute.
"Tiese Annual Fairs attract cur most honored and
Sisng citizens from distant States, whose pres
and appreciation cheer The meritOrious contrib
uioTs. The Communications O. iiustrious men have
Awsys conduced To high and noble exsrtious.
Ute coming Fair will present TO agnculiurists
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