New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
FOREIGN AND FRENCH ARTIsTs--AN IMPROVED PLow
INTERESTING PARTICULARS or A Successful
PARTISAN NEWSPAPER RcULIAMTlEs OP TIRE
FRENCH INDUSTRIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
MASTER wOBKMEN-ARRANGENENT FOR THEIR
ExHlBlUoN-GENERAL ARRASGIMENr.
From Our Special Correspondent
p,EIs Oct Is leoo.
The Uoaiteir ofthe 18th inst announces tnat foreign
artists resident France, and not naturahed, neDdiug
10 exhibit their works al the Universal Exhibition, viii
come under the fifth article Of the General Regulations
and cannot exhibit with French artists. They aie IL
formed that they must accordingly, put themselves IN
communication with the commissioners OF thelf respective
countries and their intention Of exhibiting with
the nature aud designation Of work 20 be- exhibited The
collection Of works Of the French school, ancient ana
modern cannot fail 20 be highly interesting The Imperial
Commission informs living French artists, whose works
have been purchased by the Government since the s O
January 1875 that such works will 4 the painters or
scuptOIs who executed them wish H. he exhibited ~ the
Palace OF the Champ de Mars If tie woEs have been
placed Of the Imperial Museums the wsIes OF the
artists 10 be communicated 10 tie superintendent q"
the Fine Arts If they have been given by the Govern
nent TO Departmental Museums, application for Their re-
mOyal 10 Paris IN order for their eAMuCh mst DC neoe
10 the local authorities Under the name Of The Union
OF the North Of Germany" the following countries VII
exhibit together in the various department.. Prussia,
Brunswick, Saxony, Sax-Aenbargh, Ssx. Neningen,
SaX-C obourg, Bremen, SchwarzenbuIg, Na,deck,
Anhalt, O.denburg, and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
a pillow VIII three budTct winch mas DetA iNtHtW ~
" jose de Casanova is said to have been tried wish re-
maTkablesuccess. Specimens viii be shown At the Lxhb
Mr. Albert Wolff writer In the Eoraou,ai one Of the
greatest Of our time gives some cum
and interesting figures in connection with he io1rDGl
in question. Its proprietor NJ Nillmessani one Of the
.cst journal organizers in Paris has wod-wide iepnta
tom as lie proprietor and editor OF the long established
Fga,o, which, however has property value lnc1or 20
that Of the Erencmc as yet only 10 months DID, which
has IN that tine attained circulation Of $1,000 coWes Ia
these 10 months 10 is calculated that SlOOODO haze boon
paid for paper and that $50 900 have been spent among
Publishers Tor books given as premiums 10 Subscribers.
tbOH0nd dO0FS have been paid 70 tie dfeI
writers engaged thcpaper lGl persons areempoyed
the Office ~ me paper and in the printing department.
There 20 compositions two cOectors, SIX seIeotypeTs,
81 pfcsSmeu. - 20 clerks, 20 folders and hve
portes Taxing, addition to the above, the fer9nt
people who Paris and the Provinces, are more or less
dependent the paper Il Is supposed that 10 finds living
for less than 1900 individuals Al be rate Of advance
hitherto made in the sale Of the ErenemcH there Is reason
10 believe that it will be doubled IN another slx months
The part 10 be played IN the Exhibition OF 1867 by the
exhibitors in GrOaD Ten continues 20 attract attention
aud excite discussion. France claims the precedence
most eouniues- may almost be said over ALL whether IN
IA the old or the new word-fOr nveDuYeness without
entering into the merits Of the claim ~ may be said that
such precedence, IN whatever degree exists IS due 70
the fact that spite Of the universal tendency of modern
industry 10 concentration, IN France production Is more
subd vided than in largely producing country With
few EXCEPTIONS capital does not play the same important
part here that II does in the United States in England
Tor Small workshops contribute TO production
in Tar larger proportion over large manufactures III
France than they do IN either OF those countries.
Labor Is here individual less autOnaticai,
and bears more the stamp of mans intelligence
than elsewhere II has been stated rs matter Of
slafiscs that whereas in the United States and in En-
gland 20 900 wOrkmoH would in certain branches Of
nfactute be required for dozen manufactures, In France
the same number Of wOrkmen would represent the labor
distribuei over as nanS 900 workshops. Surprising
This 10 be correct nearly we at once perceive that
although economy of production may snue the advantage
Is gained of originality and diversity IN Tue article pro-
duced The enormous capital brought TO bear, IN the
countries aboyc-named upon industrial operations, fur
nishes the means OF substituting cosiy machinery
/ for Individual labor The result is cheap proluc-
ton, another 10 excessive uniformity OF design. The
more you make OF any given material, ON TIE same al
terms the cheaper Won afford To sell IT, h''e m'de
gear WVD VI iaas VI BE gwen nAi'ia' "a "a'1 al