New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-04

u. cooperation Of his counmen in bis efforts to make as
complete interesting and credtsbe possible the repre-
otson Of our country at the great Exhibition adopts this
method Of conveying to them information and suggestions
spon the subject.
In compliance with request made through our Minister at
Pis the time Tor filing applications from the United States
Ia. been o. far extended that all which reach the undersigned
before tho LIST Of January next will be In season When
Examined and considered the decisions will be duly made
Known.
Parties wishing to exhibit requested to apply imme
ay to the undersigned for forms Of application and
Instructions. IL closing po,tsre-stamps for reply.
Article, accepted should be delivered NewYOri prior to
jar. 81. 1867.
Accepted articles will b. shipped from NewYork Paris
and returned Government expense the expected neces
cary seton Of Congress obtains
To prevent unnecessary trouble should be understood
tha primary object make the representation Of the
soumerated below and that win therefore be necessary
s.sct representative articles every group father than
accept excess in any
In order TO the universally Of character above
Indicated suggested that in each city neighborhood
shose classes Of manufacturer artisans and others who pro-
sOee articles for very general or consumption should
without delay agree among themselves to the spec
Eens for which space should be applied for.
Every effort should be made to bring forward new and
seful mechanical inventions combinations and fabrics and
pains should be taken have all articles neatly and thor
sughy finished and prepared for exhibition.
The selections Of products will be limited In quantity the
they occupy; bat variety and character they
should comprise full and fair representation Of American
products, industry, arts and science.
In each section assigned exhibitors Of the United States.
Ne objects exhibited viii be divided into groups namely
0RoUP l-works Of art.
GRorP 2-Maters and applications OF the liberal arts
GRouP @FurrituIe and other household articles
0louP +-Clothng INCLUDING coths) and other wearing
svparel
0Rorp 5-Mining rough AID wrought products.
0aorP 6-Insrpmens and processes OF the mechanical
0RoU6 food fresh and preserved in its various states
6aorP s-Live agricultural products and specimens.
GRoCP e-Nsural Horticultural products and specimens
GlorP loOects especially exhibited for the purpose Of
improving the physical and condition of the population
Applicants will please indicate in note appended to the
APPLICATION
lIf desired to e1hibi. machines or other objects
acquiring foundations special Constructions give den
sions Of these foundations constructions
-f 1t Ia desired to exhibit apparatus requiring the
toymsnt Of water OF gas or Of steam whs, quantity what
pressure Of water. or steam viii be necessary.
d-if desired to put machinery in motion what viii
- The velocity proper to each machine and what motive
cover win be required expressed in horsepower.
Ab-n general whatever information will be Of use 10 the
placing Of the machines and wherever possible plan upon
. fixed scale
Producers who apply for in the park and propose to
establish there constructions Of any kind agricultural
buildings, gsrdens viii take to give plan with
e Of the Establishment proposed with an indication OF the
orient Of ground which will be necessary.
The amount Of space assigned to the United States In the
Exhibition Palace about thirty thousand feet The space
70 assigned to them in the surrounding park for
ID other purposes has not been yet decided upon and
depends upon the nature Of the space there
livery desirable that such applications should be sent in Is
- possible.
IL much pronpspess 81 may be consisteu. with due
dshberstion IL earnestly recommended in all applications a.
pobe that those received at New ser the LIST Of
Isaury, 1856, will be too late.
Due notice will be given applicants the acceptance
sneeton Of their applications If accepted. the applicants
~n have until January 81, 1867 to prepare and transport
0<ir specimens to New-York.
assigned exhibitor aud each individual mode
exhibiting together with list Of the exhibitors viii be
transmitted BY the Government Agent prior JAM 81 1906
% order ths, the Imperial Commission may regulate the
Asn0r partitions Of the building in accordance with the
requirements Of this nation.
Each nation claim. special park that part of the
Shanp' De MAJ, adjoining the space allotted 1t in the
palace Of the Exposition.
"ssprehenssd that individuals may folly appreciate
Importance Of providing complete representation Of the
psst staples and the agricultural and mineral produc
h' Of their States; and be submits the expedisncy Of
some competent person be instructed In each State
sssss be collected labeled forwarded to the Agency
specimens Of the character Indicated space for which will
b reserved