New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

the attention ~ The public 70 this subject In letter 70
TIE Doiiy News for whose aid he felt grateful.
Mr.. ArOWsluith New Bond-si.l said he was in po-
fiiiop differing from that Of the chairman. he hal
sent vcrv hsrd-ome carved cabinet and other arti-
ole- 10 the Exhibition the amount Of 25o. bat had
10 IDEA a. 20 who're they nj zht be al the present ne
IS there ftem,d 10 he no hope OF getting saiisiac-
tory account Of their contributions from ihe other ie
Of the Atlantic wit ont taking some active cps, he
thought iio tesi plan would be to send over some
Trustworthy Ierson 10 claim the goods. pack them up
ard foIwsrd Item home Hear
Mr. Penny inquired whether the President OF The
United S'rtCs NJ been written TO on the subject He
had oIered tie Exl hilton officially. and applica-
iion ought to BE- made 10 him.
The Chairman said the President had not been ap-
piicd TO.
Mr. Loft had teen Informed BY gentleman in Dub
IN that be Lad two valuable carriages there which he
could rot Let back and be understood that there
rrcIeity 70 tie amount Of half a million Vet in the
Exhibition which the contributors must get back
be- Il e. could Hear hear.
Tie tlalUgn remarked a. singular fac. that
laIce quantity Of amor from tie Tower was there,
ard lie supposed the Queen would have TO send
broker over TO set it back again Laughter.
In reply 10 a contributor
p ciiouar nouncns the insolvency OF the AssOca-
ton which be read az follows:
No Chalia s-cFoss London. Arrl >, 1851
Sfs: h.. inform that he Association for the TX.
fou II the Industry OF M Nations al Neio OK has been
scs'c naoVeni and receiver appointed 70 manage T.
he Tayu eu q the return eh az ms sacc ~ even
tn q packing the goods sill Remaining II the building
nder thee circumstances AID ny reiterated demands 70 re-
a. vu s,se., tiat - e exiibor hs,ius so5ds
ife.e should lose time h. u..IucfIg p-Tsln ar
Ntvloik 10 your goods Of your eNpene without
dey lave tie honor TO BE- Sir ya4T qsdisni
NJ FIowcn wos himself at New York last October,
W an be saw broken painted windows lying under
counter to tie value of $500. He had himself
taintcd irdow there which he could not get back.
M. Jennens Jcnnens Eeitrdae 4 Sons said his
finn had articles in paper mache to the amount of
GOO They had forwarded instruct IS 10 an agent
at Now-Y York to pack and forward them but had as
,ciaiued that they were generally spoiled.
Nr. Moore had goods 70 the value of $500 which
he was xiOus 10 get back.
Several other gentlemen made statements to the
value Of contributions which they could not get back
and complaints a. TO Ike careless manner IN which
H. cir lroIery had been treated and faith broken with
them bv the Newly OIk Association. The bankruptcy
Of tie Ace, citation imputed TO the lukewarn man
ncr in which tie Newiork public had supported the
Exhibition.
Tie Chairman laid before the meeting memorial
about TO be forwarded ley the Ii-h contributors to the
United States Secretary Tor Foreign Affair, and sug
% ,'ed tia sone ing similar should be adopted By the
II 9Th contributors.
After an animated conversation, in the course Of
which it was slated that exhibitor present had rc
covod any order from America in consequence of the
Exnit ion or sold any article exhibited. the meeting
was adjourned for week 10 give time for further III
curry aud consideration.
on nc motion of alr Bell vote OF thanks was
rae cd TO Nj Robe and the other officers of the
osto blslmelt and tie proceedings then terminated III
the usual manner.