New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-26
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e.ouSps TERgsTING pEsoRIPTIeNs.,
gliah mag zine gives an excellent descrip
lion Of the work in progress oa the Paris exhi6j
sion building ands grounds, containing some item
ct Information not before published in detail. w
copggthe material pDittss s IL gssf4Ess
THE THREE zoSEs.
The first 9ode or gallery, Which INN bdiatel
surrounds the eentfa al garden is To he depoted Il
the history Of Workmanship; in fact 4 rstrosneet
I'VE Yse the art lnanaia OF all anat;ons
lron1 naa earliest times the past century Tllt
second gallery, ,of censderabi larger propar
tions5,is 70 confain work j Of fms art faiiltSTE
senlpturs EengraViag arehi lecture Next tosthis
AGAIN, ls smaller gallery fer the exhibition o
me materials and practical applications of art
II snort 4, a that appartainsto the fine arts IN
May. These three galleries form one portion 81
me bnd dmgs and their walls are OF SOLID stone tir
order To ezclude5as far as possible tie Jtlst{auf
noise which are almost inevitable where large
crowds are collected. a considerable norton N
these walls ma tie fofras of the paieT
les are now elsaTlg marked out.
Ihe next taTee, Or intermediate galleries \, a.
1neyare caalea,saae 70 be devoted TO the sexhibi,
non. oi raH materials and ordinary manufactures
Of ssl kinds VIC of these are cbnstruefei of nast
IRON and present no special features Z}sTs
The great enter zone is the machinery totIt ~
great nave, as ~ iscaled, in are ID bEa er
hibted not only the machinery hnt I,TaS * 80 S y "a
al kinds whether aided BY Ineehanisr1 ~ Al
pendent solely on the fingers Of tha vtfri[,6s,,
s aall q industry will be l07 feet
stia suu 420Y Ieett or about four
benet If con,,apsa ys ~ olseT 70 nave the
opal nave Of the exhibition building Of 1852 was
y ss IVY q anu st0 feet long. The
% raeR nIofe then seven Times that of ti1e Iaf4er
This with its lateral cries Il erected
- t6gee seatinns altaneeusly by different con-
alactQEs:5 IA consequence of the immense size ~
This portion Of The hnlding, the mn
signed ~ Wlseiy determined toE oousffuetl.it nf
Aha egsf5y poftlon of the pillars,
u III me paris, " Elth the single
nasas Tyetal tas ere made Of iron
Sn;iS lMassseu M M sogether Ike those Of "a steam
S0ias1' gAs sss s7ss Il !, K ss5 E ZEE q
81 z 9AaSIae PILLARS.
g. sless glilars are rectangular, aboutaighty4
rna5s lat ny a1a W. 1881 ny Iour AZ their
ehons ~ IIs ess pEeparsa I'D ln the W2rk
Them or Ia misoIG 1ptlngs
Others ts, ths,a = Whlle the
are It
Far sss1 s1, " d dle ss
" III, ~ y 4s prepared
W Sssist ss NJ 4lgA the form of the
Dase "a tne being tfiniy cured By masonry
seI in e9ncHet the pillar y then raised by means
0h aeIap oT Wadiass, and igheI erect its footis
ssscqEsiy se postsa e tne sqe 3n WHICH p stand
e1glssgsiS pairs Of these gigantic pillars each
par neIng connected by a great curved girder 4
and ng e aE Ct tle-rods above, which, il their
f.aeessl " Iilreaqs stretched across from
dred and ten feet long, and nearly as fhck as 4
man WIlsJ. M zen tinlsiled there will be nothing
Sssm ss,s5 ~ 2 w " tis galery and its
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n ooffugated IRON
5 Il; si oess @ SN!ce W as l7ltte ana
a;ercaJ A ,a,ts Nv WI; sttoh a5io y uil
I'M IL ~ 5IoiIi tIie slges
III * Y tgi " tiV!l ", " sthe spaces bes
wv t y n slan With light iron
Fl o MS y ". " m pb "a complete
n; s ~ 49, III sis 1lAnsr and outer
Vii a 5ae4s ~ ;ro Enc pllars
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"a aEaE n0t 10 Interfere with the description of
as gssa5 iaaealne court oT nave ne HAYS pur-
49, ssglaea anoTe ailY snseiai menfion0f the
akeEasz p9E15ons Of thiS zone or section of te.I
y D1s tlek aIe extremely tant parts = =
- 4 W. slnQ one "a them Will form =
seas9ae as seards poth the a. y y
N 1ss yo,a M as9 gas of
" psss psy oAsu ttls sssab court =
,;s 5ss ~ sia paEs lattlcs grders,
Va d ssA s,sif niIIara III tsrs ~
iElars The whole oa fiis p5rfiou ii slac af ID
brought iron, and its great object is to give sun.
pTt 70 4he main building and relieve the girders
nd he-rods above from q p0TtoniD the enormous
lEaiIF Wot1lii fall upon them this f.
mall outer gallery repnesents iii fact the living il
nftrHsses hi b g Othic building. 2 q,
THE ROOD COURT. a @kt
The snaee 5bat4yee1, hqytrioarties ,;,,ors e ~
rsf nave ana 4he Tinutfa9 niIIars g VS.
b hntfreasas ID ia farm e 1aa,,tar,.
7hich viii include atonly articles af foo ~ ~
inds whether III Inc raw nTeserved a. - npa ,1 y
ared condition but also rabEsf fon, 5rn1ts ~ a
acco ana Other matters This gallery viii farm M n
fact, an arcade all round the Building Ia which
ae exhabl nations each 4 e its own section
ts s5s ot u1y shSF, eae so se5l WnateYer man
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