The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05
THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of the HERALD.

ARRANGING the Interior and Progress Towards
Cemplction-The American Department Im-
preved-The Examining Jurors ON Duty
An Imperial visit-NapelcOn In tho Amcri-
cam Department-Sunday Visitors aud Sab
'a PARIS, April 10, 1857.
The great Exposition has been open to the public
ever Two weeks the progress in the immense task
Of opening and arranging the articles sent from an parts
e the world have NO, bonn sufficiently great 70 enable
one 20 obtain more than very imperfect idea Of what
the Exhibition will be when 1t rs complete IN all Us
varied dspsrtmsnta stii enough has been accom-
plished to saty the most ncreduous that when finish ed
Il viii be beyond comparison the most colossal and mag
INDECENT collection OF oil that Is useful curious and a.
ractve that the world has yet All former sxnib
tons are dwarfsd and comparatively insignificant in
The shadow OF this gathering Of the best products Of
every nation on the globe. All 10 not yet revealed OF
course but may fancy the effect when tho undersak
ng u pronounced complete.
Every day Of labor or course improves affairs and .
careful observer may even detect q change for the
bssssr in the United States experimentation the
nnest Geld for Improvement Is found In all the
Exhibition. Il slowly assumes form and shape, al
slough more tsry than any other department In the
EAST palace Yet shsrs much TO be done and few
engaged in arranging articles that may be pardonsd
for doubling whetheU country will make respect
able show a ALL
Another drawback 10 tho absence Of either the ex-
bbtors or agents Of articles which imperaivey require
oersous supervision and care For instance there
1 number III Interesting and valuable machines OF
various kinds standing exposed Just a. they were
taken from their cases, and NOS person present who
can put them up propsry, clean them and place them
are thus allowed 10 stand In an Unfinished statc. In
stead or ben an exhibition Of machinery 10 the best
n condition and running Order our department pre-
sen,s places more 81 ihs APPEARANCE o. an TOT
take up space but TO DO Of no possible service
Every exhibitor Of machinery should see 70 az once
that some competent agent sens or engaged nce ~
put the machinery up and place y Va M 1ess ,s
delay. .-~ a.. an.
Jurors have already commenced hsr round OF exsmina
more than twothiris completed, the Official exAmna-
ton Il being proceeded WITH and the n
ports arc 10 be- handed In, u H. said. IN
: very few days. II h also stated that tnn y
the only ana anal examination, which is most sx-
trnordInarv thing because - has been before -
marked no one deparsment may be said 70 % com.
pleged The unfortunates Who, from any cause anu
they ere legion, have NOS been able 70 expose sns1
articles Up 70 this time arc entirely cus on rom ~
chance or competing for prizes which the Emperor
offers Unless supplemcnsal examinanon - u, , -
later day the present dissatisfaction Is likely 70 pecome
perfeos tempest OF indignation and rage Cel,n ~
ensh Of The articles By American exhibitors w'
have been by the turors II the exainnsuou W
inmates on the day named But Is 70 DO hoped tus'
all this will be remsded, and contsns again take up "a
The Emperor again visited the Exhibition tbs other
day, accompanied by sifso aid, both dressed 10 pi.n
daily costumes His Majesty spent more than an hour
tho American fsrarrn ent and vas ccesoned ~ gsn
and who was addressed by the Emperor and requested
2 explen vAxisns things Of Insssss which no found
He snlizhtsned his Majesty ~ far AZ possible o.
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