The New York herald., 1861-12-08
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1861

hlbon is a very remarkable emanating from an
Ingenious Aust ian. He proposes to have sbim in
which all persons who tho building should bc re-
quired TO enter their names This monster book, hc
says, will be three feet and haf in thickness, and
he thinks II ought not 10 be less than i've feet In
width. II would wegh about five hundred pounds,
and he estimates the expense at x700 ($a,500). This
Is but an individual effort; and certainly the auto
graphs Of millions Of visters would present real curl
osity in after ages. The empire, which will be repre-
sented by about 500 exhibitors. will contribute
what freely to tho general fair and specimens Of all the
products Of Austria, especially mineral and agricultural
viii be there II possible Tho Emperor Of Austria has
placed the treasures of tho palace at the disposal of tho
Commissioners, and the pictures to DO sent from Vienna
will occupy very large portion Of the gallery.
ITALY.
Notwithstanding that Italy has herself had national
exhibition which has but just closed she Is also willing
and able 10 contribute the Worlds Fair al London Tho
productions Of the ancient land will be the neces
sary as their exhibition win introduce taste into the do
signs Of Others and tho hanging space demanded In tho
picture gallery exceeds onecnth OF the whole area The
varieties presented at the Florence exhibition set forth
endless articles for international commerce. and their ex
hibon in London viii also show the earnestnoss Of tho
Italians to establish themselves and their products
abroad and render the country the valuable by in
ternational intercourse. Italy is not what IL two
years ago. revolution has changed it entiScly.
Tho exhibition Of 1852 10 be patronzcd by the Pope
who has claimed and received assignment Of three
thousand feet Of space 70 exhibit Roman prodacts.
Paps Commissioner Ia to be accompany the spec
MEMS but no notice is yet published Of what they will
consist
Tho Of the Car are thoroughly in earnc
with regard to what they intend TO exhibit and they
resolved that tho products tho industry tho hnc
Of the empire shall be all well and thoroughly represented
The Russian department viewed with great interest
at the last exhbtonn 1851 and It certainly will not in
1862 be less entertaining than that occasion. The
pirc OF the Muscovito the rst send goods the
exhibition of 1851 and again she is the rst to send
for 1882 consignment Of goods arrived In London
the 18th of November, being the newspapers say,
the first received for the exhibition Of year These
contributions from Russia"
PRUSSIA.
The government Of Prussia have notified that the King
will send largo collection OF pictures from the royal
palaces, for which space Of not less than thousand
square feet will be required What her people will do is
yet decisycy announced but is said she will not
be far behind her sister nations.
TURKEY.
There doubt for time whether tho space
allotted TO s country would DO taken up by its govern
mcnt. communication from their Commissioners has
been recently received by the chiefs Of The exhibition
corps stating thit only win bo occupied, but like
every other country they ask for than their al
lotcd share" The costly and pretty ornaments Of the
bazars Of the City Of the Golden Horn viii find tenn
porary resting place within the British palace OF glass =
FRANCE.
All the products Of tho empire OF Napoleon 1T will
have representatives at tho great fair The love Of
trade that has been nst'ed the minds Of many of
tho French people will induce them to send samples Of
every thing marketable and nc will especially have
place in the lists The limit Of date fixed by this nation
for the selection Of their works OF s l774 and is
that the productions Of these nearly ninety years
vii! make a goodly Show
BELGIUM.
This country will have fair space awarded to n and
intends competing with its neigbors in the exhibition Of
fine arts. or tho specimens will date from the
recent period Of tho rcestablshment Of the kingdom.
GREAT BRITAIN.
OF the products of the United Kingdom be exhibited
no short sketch coad portray any ideaa All that
she collect to make show viii be gathered together
IN this grand exhibition and there is doubt but that
she WILL usual monopolize tho lions sharc Of tho
room. The preparation she is making to have room
enough and spare will doubtless prevent any nation
being crampcd which certainly rather fault in tho
exhibition Of 1851