The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

to plunge ahead II differs also from the preceding IN
having more panisd work an. loss drApefy tne coeTs
and figures having something Of an Egyptian cnn
IN the hsngugs graceful lines a~ studousy aVo'deo
and Tue painted forms are regular aLN severe =,
Red and green predomns;e over N-bus 10 tho next,
with sky blue wavy silk canopes vow ana stern
WIN large GUT sea horses u the end o. LUG re0"As
The last has also horses with drapory OF pnk vel
vot and white silver coth over green morno si'n aHo
same colors for hangngs over both prov and Stern
The Chamber OF Commerce poe, though much lag
than the Bscna, has only four onrsmen ard instead ~
tho ohngng place for one at the Prov has In the centre
Dlcey lifted up pavilion Tor the accommodation or a
number. The pavilion OF this. which Is about eleven
feet long by four vide, aud about eight feet high inside
is surrounded by dome OF over seven feet more or
namented with waving piumes upon liz summit The
six columns which support H. together with tho cor
nicsng, polished, white edged with god entaglios
and mod'dDgs Above ca b corner of the corncing Is
infant figure, while at tho prov is life sized statue
OF Mercury, with large cornucopa behind and
below. Ali these, with the large dolphin, having
cornucopas at each side, forming the ornaments
great lion head below tho dolphin which holds In It's
mouth flowing drapery which skins tho waters Along
leaf ornament OF FURNISHED gold The drapery Of blue
velvet fsinged with gold and silver cloth frnged with
whilst hs ressr pa Of tho Ssove i wn:
satin trimmed with gold, and pink velvet trimmed with
dolphin.
The glassworkers OF Murano were represented by .
beautiful peots The works Of tho neighborng island OF
Mufano furnish every variety ~ coored glass Tho
glass used ornamentng the saen points the peo,s
and In vaneerre is pavilion Of delicate and moderate
traits which also characteristic OF the draperybae
and white trimmed with RoId-hc roof being gold and
white. Tho prov and stern are formed of simple but
grandiose scres which fall lowing folds OF
aud strings OF Murano glass representing pearls the
whole being heightsnsd by VASES ana gon' aims.
Tbs peoe Of Connt Papodopoli Is much richer than
the last Its characterization Is in the Louis Qua'orze
style The lines OF gold along Its sides expand into broad
and varied scrolls At bow and both Of which orrn
nate In rich or flowers. Tho richly decorated
glass pavilion Ia about fourteen feet length and the
drapery OF rcd ami blue velvet with cloth Of gold
rang ID In broad effective There In Unite
variety OF peoes each beautiful In itself and conribut
ing lis share 10 the general effect could lnger long
vaneii Of Tho ayrsmSke-s Of ''i M,amocco with
s model Of the lighthouse OF Malomoc'o at
tho bow: Of the Mercantile Society, with its
blue ard lilac pavilion. Supported nv splendid
golden caryaGcs and or those belonging 10 public and
private parties. But must hasten on 70 speak Of the
Kings launch or "scale" which entirely new, and
exclusive Of the ornamental work just finished,
built twenty davs having been commenced on
tho 5th September, during the dominion Of the Auari
! ans. TIE pa Hon is near tho stern, platform
higher than the rest Of tho vessel and thirteen
feet four inches long by wide and nine feet
high Behind this 4 beautiful and animated group
Of life size OF Italia" seated with "Ven,ta little
behind and alongside OF her crownug with laurel
wreath, while = little dancing figure Is holding up
| one end Of drapery flowing behind the pavilion
On The extreme a. end Of The hozonas Protecting
peaceful and less roIickng than the Lion Of
the Column. or. In other words, tame and perhaps
Ecanaee tsm m<p." "Pcace he with thee Mark, my
1
Icncth, and being hohly gilt all tho other ngures
and ornaments, make roodly show for his sizo
white crimson and gold tho gen raj ground being
white, deepening in parts with crimson which in
,n,n Is heightened with gold. Along Tho whole
menn on q red ground. intersperscd with Iiou's
heads. thus marrow srace Afterwards suddenly cx.
pandng aording place for tho elaboration OF larger
Daments which include golden each sdc OF the
1 arms Of savoy. Al the other end commencing at the
rudder and continuing the end Of the pavilion there
/ projecting
lions on each sde which seon TO give support FOR the
pavilion with It's elegant columns and castings glazngs
! and rich velvet and gold trimmings.
4 The estimated cost Of this launch IL ~ 600
Among the pcocs Il the one gotten ~ By tbs lumber
dealers OF Galore In the stern there Il finely modelled
1 gilt figure OF old man, half redundant, his elbow
resting, under hia hand Intended u persOnB.
horsea at the other end, horizontal projecting bow,
three figures OF children, in dancing attitude hold
topples Of the tools adopted BY lumbermen in thel-
| work. The draperv II this u principally Of reddish,
| violet, blue and white velvet
| The Capuns OF Mesire has q larger peote than tic
Others and IT. dccorat OF sind TO give RTE 20
rather mised sentiments the ccors white. I'd,
biact, heightened In some rlnces With gold and silver
The bangings are OF six, velvet and Grape,
Mrsnsed n stralgh. lines, az are all ne
bright and mournfu materials like turning from
the gay banqueting scenc ito The death chamber In Lu
by vases OF bright tinsel and paper flowers
being distributed on the bow stern and pav on With
al mi, scoae.uy, 20, ~as nierwnsed some
the bow, supported by Prtclli, or little rrures
party from San Dona Prsvo had como u Venice 10
NJ the peoie Of their district This had extrnord
Marty long pavilion supported nv eight pillars Every.
thing about Il very light, bright and airy.
About that or the Cavalier Trevis there de-.
sirn. had grander flowing lines The prov was sur.
mounted by full liies winged genius, soaring from
dark blue globe with golden starr underneath which
| was the shield and banner Of savoy.
The clumsest conceived end poorest executed peoic
| Of the dav was that NJ up At tho arsenal for the
Ministers OF Marine Its circular pavilion upheld
| by columns IKE tedp1sts The trimmings
worth describing. Ttsre was, however. ons attempt
| do something 1rikng-the arrangement 81 such few
articles OF ancient icft by the Anstr they
could scrnpc up around toe arsenal into trohes spears
battle axes, en boarding pixies two handed swords
| coas OF mail, qnivers % arrows, &c.
Fer the last three days we had been IN the enjoyment
| or rlat delightful season known in America a. he
| Ind n summer and IN the province OF Venice tho
1 FsofHr df sun Eurnc--'Ihs iitls surprner ~ 81
MART" But this morning did not open with tho oalmy
" tho bicht AMI beautiful day on which
| TIE roops msdc thssr Triumphant eniry. In
short, 4 was foPgy, and with heavy and dense fog
that OF the MY sixty thousand Gags nylng ron
ralare boat pole other than carsoyant r0nld
more thnn three or four s'ps IN front Of him. fr
walking along the lntierc or The "RfA as like trend
ing onlle brink q eternity The on'y chances IT.
Ing Thugs ,crreal either 10 tho ianes. The small
sqar In front of churchel the market rlaccs and
| ra0h cs. o. eroriuvs tho grand canal Bnt IN The
| ocupaou-. Little in no wsv Of buying md selling tho
| us,s commodines-nsh, fesh, greens-end rcilgiouF
cetmoncs bad 10 give 20 The selling % seats there
| wa, little hope OF Seeing any thing from
A The crossings tho usua avocaiion being busfy
| nj cl-tle canai seeming IKE tho river Styr
| the rondosf- many fhsr0ns, and tho Passengers
fhad,~s bound for the Eprt world Tu' TINS could mt
last br The some~here tn tho Lenters
That Lluch could be inferred from The mist changing
| fon heavy Laden gray 70 yeilos dfab sOon ho~-
ever u became less cense, anf you could rouah
n hal tho Grarf Canal Anon bits ~ brrht
color aud fantastic could Do upon water
and hen the facafss u thc opposite palaces became
| nnre manifest Beside the facades vas ure -Of the
market places alluded TO- siih front back rows ~
sae already sold 70 conndsn, and wesihor danntlcss
prsons Besides these lines OF canoics, hafga0s and
pnfolas sore strung Aorz The Foudum. Hto.e, the
l wiks along the canals called. Tho foggy morning
cUld not damp ths Fpra o. these occaTants who
that class who have e OF this world goods care
fr and II u possible were all The happier foT a.
The station ~ whleh tbs King arrived apprrpr'
aiciy decorated with tho Italian color. Tho neighbour.
ing iron bridge presented iucongruogs display OF
srscns and ornaments. more prominent among which
I Naredf ~ ~ ha rtlea A.