The New York herald., 1866-03-30

ooen sexes 70 work It He also suggests that among The
representatives OF the various nations OF the world
in their peculiar style " will poon Or the gar
oen outside the paace-a company OF American INDIANS
snsii Dc brought over
The Exhibition will open tho 1st OF April 1901, ana
close on the 3lst Of October of the same year. and n Is
supposed that during that time less than two millions
Of strangers will visit Paris one hundred thousand Of
whom will come from the United States Everything or
s.a y those
bring with them well hed purses or substantial letters
Of credit
A company has been formed to rent all the vacant
apartments in Paris with the object OF undsretting them
Imroshers, which owns the Grand Hotel the Hotel du
Louvre, and many other buildings in Paris has issued
for the sale Of three millions o francs stock
for the erection Of the Grand Hotel de lExposton In
which they propose TO give visitors chance TO live at
reasonable rates In this mmense establishment which
is to have superfces of about ten thousand square
wards they intend furnishing two hundred and ifty
chambers, which they will rent at three francs day;
two hundred and nifty at two and half francs and Ave
hundred at the moderate rent Of two francs day. All
sorts Of plans have been suggested for the conveyance Of
visitors to the grounds which about three mikes dis
opens the circular railway whch-gong entirely round
Pars-c0nnects all the main railway stations will be
completed 50 hat visitor coming into Paris BY rail
walk OF the exhibition grounds Some genius has pro-
posed to convey passengers in fixed balloons from the
Place Vendome to the exhibition grounds
few disconnected items relative to the Exhibition,
and this letter will be done. SHALL however from time
2 time send you one keeping you ''posted" upon the
Exhibition and its progress There already less than
i've journals in Paris exclusively devoted 70 Exhibition
matters. One Of these the Aoniteur olyIoae is pub.
shed In five different languagesF French, German Eng
lsh Spanish and italian Some SPECTATORS here made
an ofer 70 the Imperial Commission Of two million
hve hundred thousand francs (nve hundred thousand
doars) for the exclusive privilege Of posting and dis
tricung nandbs and business notices IN the interior
Of the Exhibition The Commission refused to grant
the privilege Among the most interesting features Of
the Exhibition will be aquarium hundred and my
feet in length by sixty in width ana in which al sorts
Of fresh water fish will be placed The plan which Rus
sia has adopted is excellent one preparatory fair
TO be held at st. Petersburg at which au articles in
tended for exhibition will be shown and nom which
responsible committee will select the best as types OF
the natural products and industry Of the country The
Imperial Commission propose 70 charge visitors ono
franc each for entrance except Fridays when the
charge will be fve and also TO issue tickets
the following For gentlemen hundred fancs
ladies sixty francs and children under seven years OF
age twenty francs These tickets will possess the advan
eAges OF entng their holders to enter the Exhibition
nine O'Clock In the morning. hour before the public
opening to visit the reserved day. and attend
the opening ceremonies and the distribution OF prizes