The New York herald., 1867-04-19

he Inside 2, ae ne,shss complete sol OF Turkish furn
ss viii no but in and Give Che place sun more s'ri
agy stern =, apss'I tae srcrds poioned off Russia
stands remarkably weh built and me'n0alc'"y az
ranged . .rsp-. @~$
IL is bui throughout Of wood the carsins Of which .
in soin nars very beautiful The bu.d ding consists o.
vesbue aud Two wioss IN sash %ras s,s ss ia The
water and feeding troughs managers ana raoks are u
sos wos' asanzed Tho door Of the s'abe Is brick loped
50 insure good dranags water and dspos Of
aTranssmsne5s ans stable furhiere make the whole
nsrne,' nsnaer rertoct AT the end Of each wisg
and 20 na ,nS steb,e men, 50 arranged that they
overlook the whole budng ana a eash aS nsao done
watched from them py Tic adoption Of lattice
,vork windows Gothic gable ends ana fahcyoas So00
doors. ,,td,,a, In MA Grst STAGES OF
rsc,;nn and Others pretty but sgnihcant one comes
~ what outside aprears ike q large school noase =.
town hail. but which on inquiry turns ous 70 ~
aAr1rnx OF FINE ARTS PAINTINGS BY SWITZERLAND
of he products Of her artlss Il contains tYW q
hi hall ossrc the build
porico supported by two pillars aud small gallery n
each wing being the ony attompt at ornanen,atioa
Neither Sweden Norway Denmark, whose sections
of tho park come next have anything very striking OF
worthy o Particular notice Norway sendsa full sized
model Of chalet which is remarkable from its
likeness 70 that style Of hut we'll known by SOL
ders IN winter quarters than for its comfort adapa-
nlty as convenient modern dwelling house. II is OF
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as A MODEL RAILROAD
on nm incline which Swias workmen are putting IN in
their department.. II combines all the characteristics
met with In the most varied travel by rail passes
miniature BRIDGE acqueduct down steep incline, &c.
1t possesses also the aest improvements In the way OF
"points" and turntables oil buit on scale II viii be
CON pete In ten days before and model engine with
tcnaer ana carriages, Will then mako halhourly tips,
iast ana slow, on the track
AUSTRIAN woors.
nj IN fnr, J,fro1 nvfa,
or costly contents itself with sending magnificent col
lection Of every description Of wood grown in tho
pire, cut split and ayn in every direction to show its
grain and nature in every light
collection Of statuary, made of baked clay rendered
mp 70 We. ana unlnnenced BY any weather
ore remarkable for their originality Of design beauty
form and clever xecuonone group especially consist
ing of two boys tn the nude state the with pipe and
spectacles watching his companion drawing tablet
cannot fail to attract attention.
Austria could not be properly represented II she did not
send specimens OF her beer Fortunately Dreher, the
best known sheer man. In the empire is erecting large
restaurant IN which eight of Viennas most charming
maidens will sell Drehers extract Of mat and hops at
prics which will DEFY competition. The building
which is Of purely Austrian in appearancecan-
not be finished for three weeks
Always moving towards the right and passing beds OF
flowers In full bloom, or empty rivuets, or diving
through grottos and natural looking but artificial caverns
one arrives at q small encampment
1t is part of
rRussn's CONTRIBUTION
Nothing seems natural than that country should
furnish excellent hospital tent very much Of the
same shape and size tina. used during war, but
possessing many valuable improvements For instance,
the poles Of which there are three rest on thrco feet
and are safer than those ordinarily used neither do
they sink in the ground in wet weather marshy
SOIL The ventilation practised by means OF well pro
teced holes at the top excellent and does the
Of fastening the sides Of the tent by light iron
rods, which pack up handily, and do away with the
falls -. IS. -711s
ordinarily small space and anosher furnished like
drawing room with light iron roof and iron sides,
also furnished by the same country. Isl s.
ZINE EoUEsTaizN. STATUE
the King Of Prussia stands close 70 the road diametri
ally opposite the main entrance and 10 the last object
u interest this side the Park The statue 70 placed
look on to another Immediately opposite 70 1t re.
the King Of Belgium. M
The TIE & Belgian ., workpeope looked on the manner IN
. menace to their own King and country, and when
he Prussian workpeople placed wreath Of laurels
tween the two naonates that was only camed by tho
Interference Of the ImperaLC and tho
oval Of the wreath BY order Of the Prussan Ambassa
This includes the greater number Of the most remark
\, rns RIom SIDE or TIN pARK.
the entrance opposite the Pont dc jena and looking TO
At shs opening ceremony an elegant light iooEins build
ing Of graceful proportions. II 10 hsf III ss se
1855 aS q TIE nrxRoR's PAVILION sf craM
iaS aG' MI - ye w % 80 q s,,
STYLE and were It not for the excess or gliding and .n
Sssyy fs oor o. marble and mosaic the
windows four sides Of painSed glass; the curtains
very rich and heavy and the looking classes enormous
cave good impression. II appears TOO fimsy TOO
French. a haf an14
Between the Emperor's Pavilion and another build
ng devoted to the exhibition Of basreliefs in bronze
hero stands small iron statue, copper coated which
,ad better been left outside II represents "LsdA and
though there nothing positively indecent in IT. one is
At struck with the cxpreme lewdness Of the post
nrA. fn
males face which leaves somewhat the impression that
Lempriore's version OF tho story has been too fhfuy
In tha adjoining building nrc exhibited some very Hnc
bronze bns reiies from Marseiles cast in single mould
copies Of the same subject worked In
The large plate of Alexander and Dingenes standing
twelve feet high and ten feet long base s remarkably
fine and q work OF high artistic talent It's price
twenty five Observation-Disclosures high is not irnmode-
rate when the fact Of such an enormous mass being
cast In one mould Is taken into confederation.
Another bas relief the property Of the Emperor faces
It, II also is the copy of marble ono in tho Louvre
representing the arch Of triumph OF Constantine
the Coliseum at Rome. has been valued at eighcon
Az the back Of this and nearer the main entrance,
stands building devoted TO tho
PIoTo-ScUTprURE OF FRANCE, 4A
tho design and appearance OF which will strongly remind
visitors 20 Paris Of Nadars celebrated almost
opposite the Grand Hotel in that city.
Nsar here stands the
MODEL LODGING HOUSE.
sent by the Emperor Napoleon, and description Of
THE IRON light HOUSE..
also present OF the Emperor, stands In small art
1cal lake; n completely made OF iron and rests on
very natural rock which be reached from the smain
landn by walk over pretty rustic little bridge The
lght house stands one hundred and eighty feet high
and can be seen from almost every port Of Paris; in
week, when completed, admlttanco to II will be allowed
to the public on paying some trning gratuty, and a
very magnificent view will no doubt be obtained
from II.
The lake. which for the present Is only half fo OF
water, Is surrounded by weeping willows which will
tend much to beautiy tho place when they in leaf
oormc CIusCH
stands few yards away from the side OF the lake Ont.
side II s finished but thore Is yet fortnghts work TO
be done inside before 1t can hope TO be completed. The
windows, which n painted glass; have been fur
nshed by all the most celebrated stained glass manufac.
tories Of France and alono arc worthy Of coseAnsc
tion.
Inside one also sees very curious and beautifully
ranged tomb OF Christ, with life size figures In tinted
marble The tomb, which is in q csve and around
which several gurcs knce and stand. the prosen
"a ton OF tho Archbishop Of BoauvaisL
marble altar Of gothic style and in pure white has
not yot becn fully uncovered but enough OF IL can be