Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19
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The nominal of what is still for
the greater part 40, almost nominal exhibi-
tion took place to-day. There was no cere--
mony or pageant OflauyE kind; no address,
es, no replies; no oficialr eustUmee. The
Emperor and Empress merely visited the
building, walked around the most pre-
,,eeAtable parts OF t. spOk ke q few words to-
"a the renresentatives of the various FOREIGN
.sae0mmissieRs who wore heRening dress In
bsh0nor Of the 0eCasioDs and left as they
e lziealaesb IN their open carriages. It was lit
tie more than mere terTpal visit. except
hnthat che bnlldtng cleaner. and certainly
.siI1ncl emptieR than it has often been be-
fore. For some days pastit has been knownl
that the opening Wppld,nOt bemadea great
public ceremony, and the. knowledge of.
-tn1s fact has told most eliously = on the sale
,vlieYed that NJ Play zwopld- yield, and allaW
Foreign countries and France ITSELF q little
grace Id point eftime to- get themselves
Into toferaole shape. Not until Friday last
was it for an instant believed that the
building was feally eahttg open To-day,
and when the nat was given out on Satur-
dayit produced only the serA Of ind iferr
,ence Induced by the, absolute despair Of
being ready, With the exception of Rus
a England, SwsdsP, ana psrhaPs also aad
BY far the greater part Of the French side
was not only unfurnished, but even unfin-'
ished. Austria and Prussia were quite as
bad; Italy bad only just got her packing
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Ia SIS s,,I, - = Ss SnlstS fs
foplay, is was eoHsidered up to the
ISeast q 1rtrfoi,t ,vas,,lS ssba shaved 1,;1t.
fSe were firm and
con Saturday IL was known that the buiI6-'
ingafinisl1ed or unfinished, would be opened
.sto the public to-day. Opened, therefore,sit
sthas been, thoughs to do the public Justice.
they have nv no means sonoht tx, avail
fhen,selves of the uriy ,epe so otinespectedly
-aoffered to them; for lis perfectly wei
known in Paris that what will really be in
time one of the hest andgplost varied coll
lections ever brought together cannot pos
--sihlv- he arranged SO as to- be worth iusDec-
. fion for nearly ~raontE,- TO come. The
positive announeement therefore, that the
sropeni0g to the public would really be made
this dav was received with not little gloom
bv ali but the Rllssian English. and some
few French courts. Though of the latter
only a very few were even tolerably ready.
1aBv TAR the great frlaiority of the foreign
Commissions simply contented themselves
with closing their entrances and affixing g
che notice !" r tree interdite,'' for not only
were the Courts themselves unfinished, but
beven the small number of the goods which
had vet arrived were not unpacked. With,
such state OF things, of course anything
like ceremonial was out of the question:
bEven for the Emperor and Empress them
selves ie would have been. impossible 70
SaIss .,b;ch T., Iie niles IF
ranoh.. .eals- cnmber The snsces reserved for
most foreign nations. SUNDAY. was the last
oy siawed for yorli,, faeS ;t was most
zSecs;siveIv annonnced .ate first that no vvork
aT-onId he siIovsd on that 1iav At. ali as *
ss ~ 6s zen m an tireiu to caani9g shf
az n,s h,a,. 10 ,,,I no.
-f ~ ,,ob sone IF no f,s;on os
ft5a ifdiro 90 was nrohI
sbIv never ewp;tnessed even bv those most
,econ1ersant win 'tfe horFibies npFoar md
- - IT, 80. ~ .,I II 49, hera
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GllU
Olockeu up win ue!lss croMus .,a vi louISels,
WY Only c9nS -, VIZ sue %
oeslesr ana yle[e, CnefetoES, as 2 ,llssssI
OF course GHelr p[ssene9 was leasS uesited .;n .
0rao tSs tt,es tbrongs OradnaIIv
Warus evening G.lAe 1tiese eirohRs 1 kIauua
apaseas and tne sweegers any lappIsrs ~ s?t
Iair cnance 70 ihahe SnIn M looksIL " ss M bot ~
~ ieass IA US s.n
ScanoIulngs werS pInsu soone, L 1esesms ha,s,H
Droken away WIN inlsaHnllnes MANNERS OF peams,
benches dragged out en- "sGsse, and the last la
efforts only ceased when darkness came on
All, hoWeVer,WaS ahVahi' ana nan Gne Ior !
elgn countries N ana more o ina Ila9 nan OF rance
was stlE plocked Wlsn Iaooers, pores, ana
framework OF every shape ana Klno.
sfo ess eos-sEtgp91T THE crow f5s. e s- -
:;
alSIs H.
very iCSlo 1Sss.Lah teh's, s.. '.Io =
70 Ghe nuuut4s 80 u l1 eeu
Ca Cuas 4 * az.,1 = th pr.io ,ro "a NC
me[S ~ sno Sss e 9
clear anu see Cnae e!eIy on.nE AepS ivy w W
on Dut psy vuu sIs CeLS y aS Wy itesLe 10
unusual. AIohs tuo Ioau i9In.u.ug 10 70 5 Cue
FONT ue astnas "here' LUZ aE'Iperor anu :, :,
empress were 70 pass sllere were tnlck
groups OF sPsopte,f nuI Dy bue tonb ue
iAima, one OF sne Inaln @ enerances Ail iLCo Gne
DrHolngs gne loosWays were AlLn9sS uesert-
eo compared Win WhaG Guey haNe Deell
when adtttssions Were nf6heTeo g1Ven Ireeiy.
by the roao, rom s1 I, sne Ecole Mill
s6aife q very hanas0meIyNo oFapetd avenue ~ usu s
s9een nung across DeeWee,n ~,
Ano tnls teL 4nSe Was WsiiitS ~. /, WIN epee-
asGss ~ s9
ppAS ~ %nlE 1nel5 ~ !ts.. ..aI Ces w.
ysos nor verv much 70 ljsfinGI,isI, the form
al openfno from other DAYS. The usual as
sorLments of pink and blue and white tick
cts and the usual mistakes of people with
white tickets wanting to get into pink GAL
1leries, and people wanting to get into gal
s1eries without any tickets at all. and a
strong Gordon of French gendarmes and
screens de-UiBe who utterly ignored all tick
tets of any shapeor color made up the usual
routine OF difficulties always to be expected
con an Informal opening like that of to day.
The main avenues through which the En-
operoF and Empress were TO pass were kept
rallied off, but bey ond this very little differ
ence was made. ? In the English machinery
court a few OF the easiest moved machines
.Rere kept goingii IN spite of an accident to
So mir IN w~al,