The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17
CRYSTAL PALACE FAIR.
Meeting of tho Exhibitors at the Cooper
Institute.


Institute.
Another meeting Of the exhibitors al the late Crystal
Palace FAR was IL Friday evening in the Peter Cooper
.' General oyd in the chair and General W.nh iii
officiating as Secretary. The principal business transacted
was the presentation Of report by committee appointed
ata io.n,s setn The following the documc IL
The managers appointed By the exhibitors in mass Assem-
e ossao1 'sss on a. % sa@s ~" te TSs os IN
Daniel Isemsnn For Treasurer, - - fo- Sec Sec
For =. and sssa ling
q .v r s s nss & rss sass q Cooper % la.
,ute without charge and have opened ss an oa for he
= &, e. during which time they have called
by barge number Of exhibitors and czes who sympihse
ee.e. r eAheison great srea. many; many communications
d era,,n, I'D some valuable aiyiee or which
1T ,oa Il o and ia, We viii rsseiss s .appo Of he
conformity with the progressive spirit OF
advises the immediate circulation of subscription
s, and Ne books TOR os purpose OF o'1ag
n rsssrsnce % iar .gers wou, s.a.e
first that they ha,e unanimously determined that what'yer
dom with Mis- enierpf to rsi oer the & ,Sese
l n hs W. sr seaS S s my sss@e s IT,
tie o. exhibitors desiring 1.-THE anduat Of pre-
Ia DC refunded Ii any profits are realized by the
hitition.
should have the opportunity explaining the examining
uuer snd' nee present n the air IN descriptive
sprctivc inyentcns and exhi.on said
t held at such tine suit the convenience of the exhio
Judges his course they bc.icvc will DC satisfactory
and prove beneficial ss we'll az haerssii.s n alt
At the conclusion OF The report, addresses made
by Mr. A. J. H. Dusannes, Or. Sneby and others, after
which the meeting adjourned A resolution passed
p.eGgne the meeting % carry out the pau proposed Ia
the report oi t, committee
eps tiaI Meeting Of tfse American Institute.
iS1EREpT.sG REseLrTt0ss-sTiKRINa TIME.
TIE American nstit u held special meeting Friday
cyerne at their rooms, No 351 Broadway-Gen Hall M
the chair Minutes Of previous meeting read and
Grmed.
Tho following document vas read by Mr. Mixes, Re
coraing sec,etary:-
To ruY A~PncAE IssrirrTE:-
The Trustees OF the American Institute beg leave present
ihe iec~inr preamble aud rs@,luh,n.-
can Institute has only suffered immediate
loss bat hs also bee deprive. Of the mos, favorable position
for a.. annual exhibition OF the products OF agriculture, arts
concentrated IN this city from all parts
the Lpion--
And whereas the action of former Common Cnuaci in
leasing he ground Tor Ia. exhibition the nuslrs Ut all
tons incatsd dsposon on 1e part ei oar sty aanuss
with and assist the ftion OF public spirited
% siu in advancing the improvements IN those branches
ht have long occupied the attention of the American inst
tutr-
Anu whereas the American Institute, although Ia form
private corporation has heen always con ted 70 be In
TACT public institution, in which the m.m'rs stock,
h ii life rl Is practically the h u work tor the pub
tie institute Is the hest guarantee that IN future viii
cuniutd rs 10 IL public ben 'h mainly sisttined
te lerapy .l i.s m.nrs Nv wo WIN u. e1aspaon q .s
their time and labor that could not be any price
Resolved, That an application be made the Common
font az the city Of New York, citing the above facts
instita for ~ many years city authoes may
t. wing grant, ami this same terms tho anne
grours leased the Or, sL,l Palac. Association. Re
nav iemA oct. Is 1869. wM HALL.