Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-12
THE JURIEs.

r1es are promulgated, and the members of
the juries are divided as follows, in the or
der which the nations occupy in the
Champ de Mars: France, 26O; Holland,
4; Belgium, %; Prussia, 30; Germany,
30, Austria, 80; Switzerland, II; Spain,
8 Portugal, 4 Greece, a Denmark, 3
Sweden and Norway, 9; Russia, Is; Italy,
%; Pontifcal States, /; Roumanian
Principalities, 1; Turkey 6; Egypt, l
Africa and Oceanica, 2; United States,
10; South America, g. Great Britain, IS
The following dates are ire fhXed hXed Tor ffe att'e
tion of the several juries;
Rsfors December lsL ls66.-NominR-
lion of members of International Jury,
members of iuries upon classes; presi-
dents and vice presidents of juries for
croups; members of special juries.
December Ist, ls66.-Opening of the
first session of the special jury upon the
new regulation for prizes.
RefoTs March goth, ls67.-Appolnt-
ment OF foreign delegates to the juries up
on classes.
business bv the juries upon classes coincl-
dent with the opening of the Exposition
Ay,.I Ioth. Is67.-Election of reporters
for class juries.
NOT later than april 14.-Completion OF
business by the juries upon classes OF ag-
riouIture and industry, and delivery OF
the lists of classification by the reporters.
ADrI i5fh.-Commencement OF busI-
ness by the iuries upon groups In agrlcul-
ture and industry
ApriL l5th.-Opening of second session
of special Jury upon new regulation for
prizes GU.
frst cnerations of iuries upon groups in
agriculture on industry, with delivery OF
sSstem of classification and indication as
to proposed awards. =,
April 29.-Session of Superior council
upon agriculture and industry:
Mav 5.-Completion of business before
the Superior Council and Distribution oil
rewards among the nine groups.
Afav 6.-Second session OF Jurles upon
groups -, -.
iuries upon groups by the appropriate d.
visions among the classes
MAJ I4-Delivery of the ultimate re-
suit of all the decisions as to awards tC
the Commission General.
| ,J,lLy /, ls67-Solemn Distribution o
awards to exhibitors
The thorough and complete system
with whitehall these rules are arranged
will compel the acquiescence IN them o
| all exhibitors, as by so doing the most per
feet results will be arrived at.
WORKS OF ART.
As regards "works of art, the rules ar
| as follows:
lst They must have been executed
since January, 1855.
I'd. All copies are excluded, other thai
enaravings or Autographs, even thos'
which reproduce a work in dlheren
style from that of the original. All paint
inps- etc, etc, which are not framed
Sculptures in raw clay.
3d. The selection of works of art from
foreign nations will be left to the commits
sioner of each country.
4th. All foreign works of art must b
deposited in the Palace prior to the lot
of March, 1867.
lII5th. A complete catalogue of all work
~ art from each foreign nation must B
delivered to the Commissioner-Geners
before February lst 1867
THE FRENCH DEPARTMENT.
q So far as the French department is cor
icerned, it is nearly complete, even to d
ltsils. and the various manufacturers VII
have secured space are exerting then
| selves to produce the best articles whlc
. | can be made. From personal Observable
: I am convinced that the government
!. fostering in every possible manner II
emulation of its people in this gre
| nssceful contest. Prizes will be give
] by the different towns as an addition
incentives 10 the operatives, and every +
cility will be afforded to the workir
le classes to improve themselves by visitir
D. 4ha FxDosition.