The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01

~ Cosss - ooesssss dEu arrived :. The I5AcIsiss
were ccsvsysd il their state carriages accompanied oy
brilliant court and preceded and followed oy
"a az S.1 Hssss Same sss
thousands assembled IN floa. Of the building . cree.
their popular and Justly beloved sovereign TIE
rial party was received oy e whsrs Srone had been
erected for Emperor another for the Empress any
appropriate seats for the Prince aud Princess lsS.g
thcr seats numerous and select orchestra ps~ ed the
we'll known overture Of the .swanderern special
hsmn on ,be National Exhibition copyJsed for the oc-
cation washen sung BY the lady rdp6 OF the conserva
The hymn being ermiuated the Rev. Father Felix NJ.
Trio Janerol, pronounced the holy benedioton on
the building and the articles therein exhibited
SPECIE OF COUNCILLOR RAMOS.
Councillor Ramas, Chairman Of the Managing Commit
tee then addressed the audience at some length He
commenced BY thanking their Maestes and Hghnesses,
In tho name Of the country for their presence the
auguraiion He then won't on TO make statement OF
the work Of the committee and of the beneficial results
OF the first exhibition few years ago, shown IN the
greater number 0. exhibitors IN the present one; az
' hs s Of products from nm parts
yincsa which not YET opsseua.sd -Ms.to capo,
tcles II, SOL, divided into thirty Ave classes.
EaPERoR's ADDRESS.
The Emperor followed in brief and patriotic speech
His Majesty said TO aid and national labor
the duty Of all citizens and chiefly OF the FIRST repre-
sentative Of the nation 1t H. therefore, with the great
pleasure that open the second Brazilian exhibition
II symbozes the union Of this vast empire based the
grand future that the immense natural riches scattered
throughout It's provinces promise 70 u.s. it guarantees
the development Of the relations that Il is much
our interest 70 cultivate with other nations in short
which alone Brazllians aspire, and It's aures will be
added to those already won and to BIO won defending
the honor OF their country and the cause OF
l The second national exhibition 10 opened.
The Chairman then proposed the usual eiras, which
artillery in the square outside bred saivo Of twenty
one guns.
ceremonies were somewhat tedious and that the En-
peror seemed experience feeling OF relief when they
were brought to close, enabling him TO inspect the
various products Of his country In which he takes o
| deep interest.
The ceremonies having been concluded the Emperor,
attended a. before, made tour Of the various buildings
In which the articles exhibition were to be seen.
machine department. in which tho only American
hbtor was Mr. George Davis, OF this city, who among
%ns aa @ S0son
rice, and performing other feats There were also
steel plough, breach loading rifles and Fairbanks plat
form scales-all surmountsd with the United States
flag The Emperor greatly interested In the work.
ing OF the Bosafdus mill, and the Empress in the sim.
scale invitation prove which accepted result
ing in the discovery that her Majesty weighed somewhat
between one and hundred pounds never having
served an apprenticeship under the great Jenkins am
at oss to give the exact weight in eourty language
Ms E,o and s% Of have
partment with samples Of all kinds Of sgrenl... nipple.
nents and machinery They had s'eam engine o.
me EMPEROR visited several other departments which
he inspected with much interest not unmxed probably
With .n Mr. Ramos followed Se
-i.h dstsrminston 70 take the advan-
mittance would diminish the crowd and give greater
scope for examination
II said thai whenever Queen Victoria shows herself
n public The sun 70 SHINE brightly and tho clouds
Renee, Queens weather. indicative Of genial skies
has passed into proverb or this principle the 10th
ther with this augmentation that the sun ~ss much msl
hotter than probable Queen Victoria has over exps.
rienced All along the streets leading to the centre OF
attraction holiday groups we're seen. some in vehicles
building, Al dressed in their Sunday 8 best
The building itself was we'll filled with we'll dressed
Seniors some OF hem with senhorttas
The mascunes we're sttred just as gentlemen at.
wonid ike to be more descriptive. Ter the benefit
Of the ladies who read the HrRAID but must
frankly confess that this branch Of my education
suffice to say, have been In any country in
which the ladies' dress with moro graceful simplicity
than In Brazil land on this interesting OCCASION from the
Eprsss downwards the simplicity prevailed with
the sole exception OF magnificent display Of diamonds
many families As for the Emperor the only orna-
mens he wore were his blue sash the right shout
Order Of the Rose
ANOTHER THE sxuBlrIoS- APPOINTMENT
paid another visit 10 the Exhibition the 2od, in
order TO be able TO examine the articles view
leisure The building Is very extensive covering with
the grounds about four acres The tscade is supported
neing e The massive Tuscan. The story above up
ssS end rS OF sSs I'M YSS
paw on ball, with which It appears DO playing xii
ten like Over the pedimsnt waved the brazilian tag
You ascend to the entrance hall by flight OF broad
nfoiv vh "a NHn wkaA
An apartment fllsd with manufactured producs al tss
soil such = sueah crushed and n lqe, highly refined
liquors aud variety Of other tainsa The sugar. D e.
pscsly the varieties In loaf seemed TO be very good
ne cIys,a,s gs,onins IKE quartz The coffee TOO, mad
,ns 9eane were very small uniform In size. II they
had been passed through machine OF tho tobacco
shape, In length Of leaf, however. IL equals
any J have ever seen; but good things are
bring myself to Se.ss "; na, ..S
70 ~ nice A. mutton In fact N. du CbsIu once told
and shsis was Informed by better fudge than mysoir
Was excellent But there we're specimens Of othcr
s Ssv. are p ssss
aliude 70 the snakes and serpens put up in spirits
soms there were which pointed out % mo as 50
vepomous that they could sctte mans business for
time, II not for eternity fn very few minutes could
not help turning from these harmless reptiles with
| Of some mmense anacondas Turning away from these
sights entered the opposite room Tho left Of en-
uauce Wusfe tno nist opect that strikes The eve
equestrian statue Of Dom Pedro H. as be appeared ~
ne surrender OF Urugusyana Among Other noticeable
things IN the apartment il the collection OF bectles OF
which The arms OF Brazil are composed In green yellow
and gold arm told, however, that the golden beetes
are gill. Declining 70 proceed 20 the second story
which reserve for future VISIT entered the court
yard where there Is an attempts very poor ope-a
garden TO the right and left ranges Of buildngs
part OF which consists OF the Mnt-not row in opera.
ton-snd part in machinery sent on exhibition Al the
end ~ the rofreshment saloon, where you can procure
cakes and ale and wine and "witticsn and other
Ill
loonhung banner bearing the names 81 The several
provinces Of the empire But the hour OF closing having
arrived, was compelled 10 leave
On the whole, confess q feeling OF dsappointtnent
ut the exhibition u did not up TO my conception
Of Whist such exposition ought 10 bc II did not seem
70 me 10 represent what Brazil produces Sill loss
What 4 u capable Of producing That tho opinion
formed on the SPOT aud " has been confirmed by the
editor Of the Asgto Brcalian TINS resident here for