New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The interior Of the spacious Arm0Iy DulIu-
ing of the ,2d Regiment Oh Fourteeuhst, near Sixth
ave, presents a busy scene daily ior the bo"Iu " "
MANAGES Of the American Institute here energeu
eaIy pushing forward TO completion the aIrangem'n''
for the Thryseyent Annual Exhibition Of the Institute
ana f.om cary morning ant late at night the BUSY ha t
Eer- AID cli>cs Of the workmen resOund t,ods
el0s halle Eyer since the 4fb OF the mOhln, Soo
eceigacd oI ,xhinton have been pouring ~ AS ~ ibaf
Caas,,rs and by an ayCuucs. aAd me su no ON
Iy me oper n-aay sufcicucy Of samples WI. w T p
hand % .mplv hl an the varlous depaIIine,Ih'S ,h r
American Institute. more "ldey NV .,,r in 10
oher similar organization Of pcrICDtu undcT ~ able
oH taken RAPID strides ln iie @ % i've 10 A1ncr
ind,sry The inn whch mas n,'A ~, ,! y" 80 ,io
can cut Isc and ski by the annui e&h3'oH ,, T of
insioie Is @ t ne bcci rroductions generous
rd hearty emulation has arisen IN almost az helds Oh
thar would otherwise have been attained by the process
al many years II il also cheering sign thai %
rrrsI exhibition " the Institute is rendered more Ih3u
usually important fiom the contrast IN which u VIII ne
PLACED 70 the great International Exposition al fdIIs,
which has attracted So many Of our citizens I4 men
L0lOs and received crowds OF Representatives rom az
tie civilized nations Of the globe by our SOliTdINc
tsoiSson, ,S INV ren,@sented M that Exposition;
s,d ou' teoie AGAIN look 10 the commercial metrOp-
els OF he Western World for that encouragement
stras:ts ss' 5py % Of 1t. fnest specimens The American
Institute with s 40 years experience au u1e W Iis
nnd under auspices the collection Of models and speG
mems of the fine and useful arts which VIII shortly 9e
onerCd 20 tc rational public cannot iali OF Ootn ~
and instruction. The officers OF the institute 1
ir,s"GhSSe ga Teey % vdrstrf, 1 R1aofiuS ScrctrS
II wt,os CroospondsEg S'Te'arg SAMUEL D. iiimaDi 1'
Thc Board Of Managers is composed of the following
Wsm II Butler Chrar Thomas McEath Vice Gh,TSS E6cmo
Icpertnost oo@peeL iiqe ris a." r1 J6refsg-C r.
Hawke. ahd Isaac Walton I'LL Dt SsS ssf H%agS Sigv
Warlr iaH l. Fuchtranrer Charles G. Small v Eg9s n St
s"r vi Ircs Inica,,Je-Ore; Cleveland LLOYD Aspg%al'
ce,l g. iaa1 m VA D ags KS'sb g. D nman in charge
i,sporGeuce W. Chambers secretary Of TIE BcaIa r-bi
hfOn Will bc the largest and most comprehenslNe ever
presented 10 the public under the auspices o. tHe is u
fute The AruOry halls, in winch the EXhlDuon is 70
take place the largest in the ecoyellng no, Ies
4CcO square feet They consist 0i sIamu ti anu
with the main building The chief Improvement WIhcn
wl distinguish the display of tins year iron former
Exhbtios held in the same building IS system OF gar
lores in the man hall of the edce There are TWO O
M the north and the other at the south end OF
the ha Thev were erected especially for the coming
Sspav The architecture is simple, but elegaht; uley
nre broad and otherwise spacious ana me a0a4nal t
room thus acquired will be and extensive feature
in the Exhibition The Exhibition VIII comprise f seten
distinct apartments 1t Is well 10 Know tS pOsi'1n tS
which these VIII occupy beforehand, as u VII au .e
visitor considerably in his systematic search ron IN ha 70
La and from gallery TO gallery Inc W9s VI tme Mvse
err apartment the building this IN itself is an lu ise
la covering about 1900 square nee ee WI VII Td ne TVcaon
which consists of the following groups p,..e
Grour-PauuDg On canvas glass and o'her surfaces i
od eTeg9grayngs 1hogIaFhs Chemical @ EGrss ,tise plain
TrS roapPboicgfapbs plain coored Daguenecype Am
lro,,t 81 other impressions BY the action Of lgai p pvs
.
E T % Bsol zoe 5S.S and S;Se Msdsoo EsiI n
,,Iuieepts nsed in Bands ar3 COrceIE- --.Ss'F
S SsS "a 1a e1 & cSP e i apparatus for '''H' science
% h Wss5e. ana cel sHa s T
sep,s SSosccpe Leases Cameras other Optical Instruments
neseventh De epartment that of Agriculture and HOr
sSsmSrT Thence Viii through the door TO the
right docking north enter the main hail. ana ascend the
S2cdncts of HorticHitory viii be exhibited Department
VII Agriculture and Horticulture" contains the follow
Itsi eresc.-specmens Of Plant. and Blowers .,s..,.
Tzrd GroT-Srecmens Of Food prepared the Fam-Buter
T.ts Grorp-POughs Diggers CutyaiOrs HsrOv Drain Pipe
and implements used preparing the soil Pruning Knyes and all i'm
rHe for cayn PaP.s and Trees e hot hO9 & AppsS' naH m in
s.,Ssps products so hsshpg MAac Corn shelters
st Gaa P5s::s; and all article; used in Dairy
san Of products Of The soil used IN & me 'S S
T Fesiisis Doan Horn Bone Whenever Board Of
This arrangement completes the capacity Of the minor
western han of the building; and we now have to con
southern end-wal and facing stands-entIey. 1he fo
loving Oups are included "a IN TINS 1 Gsde and
n SO9Ing Ranges s, and and ktnss'S % Sh and
fOr Washing and Preparing Clothes
GIoT-CaTpets oelOths Mating Paper Hangng ard
Mirrors Upholstery, aud Room
C.nveneBces; Writing Besks Ornamental Safes.
roo SSs.TsSs ca',o5, Glass Porcelain
Is s Be- @ 6Snfnea % % aI Tss tsgs censp SS sSS
Boards coaisSct, for indoor recreation and musmut
% % B5 Msss ra 1as sa9s EsesS9 &
and other specimens Of Flooring Timber Frames Cut and Cast 0rns
Apparatus and Baths Bell: Door Locks Latches Bolts Hinges
& s M Re- ana on S9sI cSoe mGOss1GS s p ~ anu ornamental
The wall and facing stands of the hall will be
appropriated altogether to Department W. "IntereOm
munication." II consists of the following groups
f G ERs2:' S Ss @3 s apparatus used in
Wagons, sleghs and an vehicles drawn
connection the and the sablei all Improvements
TSirS Gro~Mcdes navigating the Ocean Rivers
steering vessels. o q Locks: Docks SqasUcts e u5S 2s aS
AsP.r,&3a: & used ia constructing
with al apparatus fcr giving sgnal. and alarms Bes, &C.
RIM GrouMachnery implements and materials used in Printing
S9 GroaImpl.ments for expeng Trade Con,rvanee used in
Vault Lights ReaeetOr, and Iron Columns
Guns s' P sSo Psa @ PeSs1eHi T Foscaop: Al sttaG
articles and devices for schools CHURCHES aud public works not
The pneumatic engine with cars attached which will
located on this side OF the hall The immense iron tubes
resembling colossal boilers more thar anything else
being brought TO completion on the floor OF the build
ng at the present time, and Will shortly be raised to their
lofty positions composing brief but perfect tunnel on
the pneumatic principle between the two galleries, from
north to south In this quarter likewise VIII be located
the teeraphc apparatus which VII keep the Institution
On momentary communication with every state OF the
Unon-aso connecting with the Atlantic Cable and thus
giving communication with the Old World as well The
wooden buildings (Which are very extensive ana eonye-
neno in the rear Of the ArnoIy will be devoted TO De
fdflilenJ Engnts anu WHICH Tue IOl-
lowing groups are included:
F Gr0pStstOnsry Engines driven By Steam Heated Air and
other gases Water Engines and Water Wheels aud all prime
nOye
Sad GrouPPumPag Machinery Steam Fire Engines and other
EIgnes for moving fluids
fird GroWpMachiuery for working Nes-Lath
Cutting machinery. Drills.
Fonrth Planning
Machines Machines MoTtbg Tenoning
tVh Crop Machinery preparing Ebers and Tissues
tlineY used the manufacture Of Cloth
SL Gr0HpMschne and Tools used the
Ida Rubber Porcelain, POTTERY Bricks aud materials used
not before specified
GroBp-Gearng MinSork elements Of Machine fr
varying Speed Power and all Tools used BY artisans
otherSs provided fOr.