The New York herald., 1867-04-19

snov,nc the sarfding bricks, Debris. 60, which en-
camaor OF eyory side 1t Is OF elliptic snare, izs
seot IN length lo2 n breadth and 0v Iee' "a ne,gn ~
,Sc anew light iron gallery runs round ne 10 terror
and ron ladders placed for that purpose dinerent paS
~ he outsdo OF the roof enable one 70 promensos N
Ns This ! tho most promnent building n the Winter
Garden but there are nne or ten other 49,
ol 50 r bnl ID more advanced Stage o.
already asd with noys , seS sds,sa pnas Of I1s roses 0
This part OF tho park IL bv far the most anvanuou
ard Is longer encumbered by carts ana a
seners are ssh empaVedin giving nn'snhg scuvu -
hesa aoryor bsds or raking over the newly gravencu
ss: the ss stroke OF work Is being added 20 tne ~
wi sse tie whole completed Pretty arncia! streams
running in cemented channels wind IN every aEcu,n'
are crossedsb email roa OF OF es s G Tsrs srs made 70
|ioox yerv natural by the udicous adopon II rocks
shels an po.red stone rustic arhors thascnea ccsages
tays,Ser combine 10 the ards dAvsr one OF tha
cs, al rae i've parts OF tho whole park. " ~ mpossl'
bic 10 detail tithe Of the many .nings sass long
oS rer fresh water nsh collections Of tropical pnnts
ss fruits and tent belonging to the lmpera.nce, snelo
are nfy other objects OF art or nature well worthy
Ono haiIdns IN particular which, although very lately
begun, attracts much attention. should be noticed L
consists OF semic circular wooden shed, round which
runs covered gallery divided Into sections In 'm,s
gallery fifty squar hoies opposite the same number
OF machines, containing each twelve 3
DfoRANsO VIEWS. Rs VI sih III
Visitors can the views Mt their pleasure by means
Of handles communicating with The gallery. ss5 n
Opposite the part OF tie Exhibition devoted TO Bel
ciun gateway, surmornted by two gigantic figures,
one ia bronxs the other burned clay, and both rep
recnting Goiiah Of Gath, leads nowhere but has boon
placed there merely the purpose Of exhibiting the
figures
rHF ENGLISH SECTION.
England is not behind handin sendng specimens OF
her arms. In shed almost completed, and standing
to the right OF tho main entrance there specimens
Of almost every gun manufactured in England, and
many sections OF iron targets which some OF these guns
have smashed or pierced. a trm
A monster six hundred FOUNDER Woolwich made gun,
weighing twenty-hree tons, stands In the centre, and
/ on each side Of ii are Armstrong seven incl
wrought iron cannons. 8 80
There is also nine inch ship gun carriage, built
after the lately invented method OF Commodore Scott
Panols arc devoted TO showing specimens OF every
tool of all tho trades in the military SERVICE and one
contains specimen OF the Enfield rifle In every
stage OF perfection and with all the latest improvements
up and including its adoption to tho breech loading
| system by Snider A invention BY sorgeant
major Of artillery Is likely to draw tho attention Of mill
tary men, 1t Is gabon made OF sheets OF tin, which
can be either laced together aud stnened with wooden
transverse perpcndcuar packed up straight or IN
I, coil.
Near this building stands another to which the floor il
not yet added, but which, when finished, will contain
specimens oftho Whitworth and Armstrong guns These
are very trifng portion Of the many objects 81
Interest in tho Park 1t would bc impossible to name
all under or eight columns, and to do justice
| To each would require three volume catalogue
When completed the Park will certainly not be be
lind the OF tho Exhibition in point OF beauty OF
| bteroSt.