New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
SECTION I.


lowing classes:
/ Mining ouarryins, Metallursy and Mineral Products,
Chemical substsn:es AID Products aud Pharmaceutical
8 Substances u,.afor Food, including Wines.
Animal and Vegetable Substances used in Manufactures
SECTION II.
$ Railway Plans, Including Locomotives, Engines, and
G. caSrsss. net connected with Rail or Tram Roads.
7. Manufacturing Machines aud Tools.
o Anienitafai and Horticultural Machines snd mpemeu,
10. Civil Engineering, Architectural and Building ConTi
IL Military Engineering Aruor and Accouermsn.s Ord
nsneo and Small Arms,
II. Naval Architecture, Ships Tsckle.
- Philosophical instruments and Proces'e' depending up
on their Use
H. Photographic Apparatus and Photography.
Is. HoIologio4l Instruments
10. Musical Instruments.
II. Surgical instruments and ApI l,uees.
sLCIfOh III.
i9 FiAI and Hemp
a. woolsn and wor,d including MIedF.bhcs s,neTay.
Is Woven sfun Feea ard Laid Fabrics when shown .s
specimen, Of Printing or Dyeing.
"a Tape,Iy. Lsce snd EmbroideTy.
20. Lesih y, including Siddlery and HAinsn
2s Pspsi. sisiiSn.ry, Printing and Boolblndins
40 ELucsiioual Wefks and Appliances,
10 Furniture and uPtoscE, ineludioT PsPsr Hanging snd
81. iron end md General Hardware.
a. wes Nee a. % fG PTeSi5, Metals and Ae Ioa and Jew
~ ois.i'' oi'
iS Msnu,sciurs, no, ireluird IN prsvious o!as'ss
sECIIOs R.-hODkRh ARTS.
81 P.intirss la on and Water colOr. and DrswlnsL
~ scDlP,Gfe. hoael,, DC sinking and lh''si'~
Prizes' In tic form of Melalt, will be given ir
Sections /, 2 and s. but none in Section 4.
Per,ons desirous Of contributing must have theil
articles enieg,d without delay, and accerted as al
articles If to be sent by public conveyance, must
be ready for shipment at Newly YORK by the Let o.
JanuBry, ls62 a brief description Of the articles
will be required, with the space they viii probably
oeeupy 1he articles 20 be exhibited IN Sections
2, aud 5 must have been profSeed Since 1850.
Articles intended for exhibition IN Section Zine
Artsl are referred by the Couuissionsrsto Special
Committee Of theJ own number, consisting oi ihs
Hon. Edward Everett Of Boston, Robert Is. Min
turn, esq. of New-York, and Iii Whitney, ESQ.,, OF
New-paven, TO whom artists will address their com
uRnieatlons.
Applications for admission Of articles for exhibition
must state the section and elss under which such ar
tioles would come, and tho space area lin square
feetl required for placing or hanging the ss,Ine.
Tie api for tie entry and reception OF ar
tice. may be made to tho Chairman oi TIE EAeou-
tive Committee ct Washington or 10 either of the
Commissioners or Agents naiced below, who win
forward the necessary papers to be executed by the
oairements Of Der Majestys Commissioners. The
following is the requirement in relation TO entries
from fofeign countries
Her Msje.ty's ConnssionerS viii eemmunica.e only
through The Commission hieh the Government II each for
pom aHy Srsigr eOshty vOuf ne sanction Sf raeh Com
assioa.'
No article therefore, from this country will be ad
mitted by her Majestys Commissioners TO the E1hi-
biton unless they shall be approved or authorized by
this Commission, nor Will any Agent, Representa-
tive. or Commissioner, other than such as may be
appointed or accredited by this Commission, be
recognized BY them.
the Government for conveying TO London and re-
turn, free of charges the articles entered and ap-
proved for the Exhibition.
The Importance Of our country being fnlly repre-
serted at this Exhibition is most manifest. Since
tho Exhibition Of lSJl the improvements In this
country ia implements, machinery, and manufactures
have. Il s believed, been important, and II IN duty
we owe TO ourselves as well as TO The countries OF
the Old World, that tbese improvements should be
exhibited for the benefit OF all. We trust that IN
this respect We shall not be disappointed.
The undersigned make their appeal to their fellow
citizens in full confidence that country VIII he
properly represented in tbis great Exhibition.
As soon az the entire regulations adopted by her
Maiesty's Commissioners are received they VIII Do
pnlisied and furnished TO all who may desire them
FnWARD EVERITT b. p JOHNSON
ROBT. B. hINTURN. r. MALLMh,
JOSEPH HENRY, w. W. sfAION,
J. IL kLIPPAKT, ELI hhIlNEii
J. G. o. KENNEDY.
Va,sfngton. Oct. Is 1851
Names of Commissioners and Agents who may be
addressed by persons desiring to exhibit:
Co,,mi,,io.<rs-EDy AID EvxRErT, Boston.
Eli WWTSxi, esq, kew-tlayen, Conn.
d. MisTrKS, New Yotk.
b. p JOHNSON. Albany, N. Y
J. II. KLPPARr. Columbus, Ohio.
J. H. PARTRIp6E Baltimore.
q. DAWSON CoLEsAs, Pennsy yania.
zgsr,s-J. w. Horn, Madison Wis
DAVID DAVIS. Bloomington, Ill
J. w. uRAKsEY, Ladoga. Ind
Jas. Ii. BAKEK, st. Paul Minnesota.
r. LOVE-. Iowa.
LELAND srAsFoRD, San Francisco, Cal.
JAcop M. How,HD, Detroit, Mich
Executive Committee, Office in the Department OF
the Interior Washington mo. 10 Patent Office Build
ing):
b. p. JoHssoS, Chairman. Prof JosHPH HENRY.
]. X. PAErKIDSK, Secretary. w. w. SEATos.
J. T.. u. kRsSEIr.
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