New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-13
The Paris Exhlbnlon-A New pra,...

For the convenience Of travellers who infand ~
visit the Paris Exhibition, company IA bsSn
formed in Paris, with branch in Iondor =.
whose aid the cost Of the journey and of living y
Paris, will be reduced. The plan ID thra tascrfaa
by the AngltrAmerican Times Of London:
The central Offices are situated IL Iondon :.
26 Henrietta street, Coyent Garden The Asaacis
alton Will be known as the Universal Tonristg
Company. In France, 1t is designated The Cam
pagnle du Universal de Voyage, The purpGrt being
TO put INTO practical application the imperial de
cree OF July IL, 1865, to lay out by public and
private subscription, or any way fnnds intended
to give the working classes greater faciIities foT
ylslLlng ana studying the Universal Exhibition Of
1861, at Paris The company proposes IN eon
tract with railway and navigation Commands riti,
hotels, boarding and lodging houses wifi 1'r
of instruction and amusement--.Dy ,hTaaJ %
eTatlons 10 secure cheaper modes Of transit and
cheaper means Of living, with the rleasnrs 115
profit Of travel. In yieW Of the coming paria E
mbitio1, anticipating a large influx AZ 4o3rfae,
from all parts Of the world to the crest centsya "
Paris and London, extensive arrang geEneats WIN
completed to receive strangers at ai r,viT,sfaaI
pFopose.
The company is an extension ofa scheme
originated by Mons. Alf. Duboys de Tayiaens
70 assist VISITORS to the great exhibition ii Loadon
has changed. crude and imperfect pIan inta =
well-matured system. Long aud cl05a sf1dgl n
the Details together with a more intiTsafo tyI II
edge of the numbers likely to apply. the rsuu;pe-
ments Of travellers and the advantages f.f9 c9T5bi
nation, have enabled the manager Is GF o,r N
nicely the objects proposed. In former dass
strangers who proceeded to foreign land " gsa
great show were beset by sharpefg. gwiudtarS
and extortioners. ALI this the universal taurist
company propose to rectify. Nor do tbeF sco,.
fine their intentions to enable the stranger II
travel and live as cheaply az the natives mi bv
previous arFangement.and Combination To dn thia
on even cheaper terms. They ask the public f0
form themselves into travelling parties oF cHha NJ
depute one to communicate to the general man
ager their number, period Of departure afid usos
posed route, to authorize the company to arTd5qa
for their reception, transit and means oS living,
At a trfiing cost the company issues 10 each an
accommodation ticket and the holder becoIuea
| entitled to all the services of the comnany'g
agentr. 9s
Thus, if the Seventh New York regiment uro-
ceeds to the Paris exhibition via Liverpool, al W.
| believe is proposed, and the arrangements ba
confided to this company, they VIM be met I,F
agents before landing, with hotel accommodation
secured, and with luggage Yans An exnress
train will be ordered, with the necessary arrange
ments for their reception in London, with 4 bro.
lgramme Of sights worth seeing and amusernents
1 open, and with every information required NJ
sought. In France, Interpreters will await the
arrivalof the distinguished regiment and at parig
| they will be conducted to their hotels Il COM
| pany thus organized is In position to gontract
hAtH
| parties Of workingmen, to secure on IaoderatI
! terms the great objeeto week in Paris, Will
| the worlds show il open. Acommunity cIubbfat
1 their funds, and using the machinery OF this com
pany can travel economically, secure good accom-
mddaton see everything and hang together I'll
they return. In the different cities OF America
parties can be formed, and under the yigilant car
Of agents Of q responsible company, may enjoy
i themselves free frQm the cares and worries o.
constant Interruptions and dsappDntments which
SO often mar their pleasure from the moment d
their arrival at foreign port till they again de
| part for their native land.'i