The New York herald., 1873-11-03

snort, tfe reports that have 40 far appeared ar
little 1estAy nn,Iy nan explanatory cstaicsucs. Tns
asnr mpers ana coars ss q
q saay sa% ne gives sss S
to Austrian and GermAn arms such reports ars
simply ridiculous. The long wtpded PROFESSIONAL
iosrnsl % "a'0I Of The Nes rSes rsss would be isr
more valuable n they were NOS frequently 9is.
publication, which was issued during thesummex
in the pavilion OF the Nse Fyeie ITesSs on tne Ex
position grounds, ceased on fNe 3Otn OF septe1per
having been dead loss to its publishers or lstOe
guidens q day--a loss which gained for she Meas
Frefe Iresse Its diploma OF honor for .Journalist
excellence and enterprseU 1t was the only papeH
on the grounds; the only paper which could hayc'
an offce there
ExycsTIos CREDITORS.
And hereby hangs tale. The editers OF an Eng
ish technical journal, The Engineering, made or.
rangements last winter to erecJ a bureau on the
grounds, and, believe obtained permission from'
the Imperial Commission. After purchasing -
house. or pavilion and bringing Il to Vienna at ~
cost OF GOO. Baron schwarz informed them that he
had already sold the sole privilege M publishing to
tne Neae Fefe fTesse and therefore could net per-
Il win pay you the s2o5 and YOU yiii rave no loss
The pavilion has stood closed all summer. The
f2oo nave nsver been pad, and, 20 al Appearances,
never VIII be. know several other OF parties
who have sirnilar-caims toe Imperial Coinmis-
sion who clamor for their money IN vssn. rhey
get nothing but promises OF which the manager
OF the AFFAIR has an unlimited supply.
Earon Schwarz IS cerrlbly badgcred iuss now
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DISCONTINUED ExnryrroEs
whose name Is Legion. The Imperias Comm tssiOn
refused TO make any ameRds to the awards, Plead
ing that it was too late. Then . few hundred Aus.
trian. German and a couple OF American and Eng
liSh exhibitors attended meeting called for the
purpose OF protesting against the manner In wisch
the prizes had been awarded by the tnrors and
deputation was selected to visit tae Archduks
Rainer, President oil the Exhbfhon andiay the COM
plant OF the meeting before bim Ths Archduke
received the deputation In avery friendly manner,
a
measures 80 late, and contfortcd them WIN tno
assurance that il they (the depuGstion) could sug-
geSt any means OF remedy he w0uld be happy to
assist them. Since the members OF the deputati0h
conld not suggest to- His Imperial Hignness any
feasible means OF satisfying the dascontented ex-
hibitors the matter remains as it was Now the
'discontented" are crying for q second honorary
awards to objects not already decorated. This
Jury scandalu Is interesting and valuable to~us,
as showing the utter wor.hlessness OF awards Awards
chock-iull Of prejudice and partiality Exhibitors
viii only respect, IN lutnre, awards made ~
been purchased here iy q TACT too weil known 10
need repctltion. The procuring OF o. medal " ~
simply matter OF dollars and cents snd dinners
and champagne. Let hope that Pbtladelphia :
will inaugurate new system
1t was prophesed in MAY last tnat the Exhibition .
would not be finished until the close. AZ few days
ago on the 9Th Of osossr &c the big cSeS Ss
was fixed In its place. just three weeks beford
the last day. American exhibitors are pre-
and Baron Sclrgarz Is hurrying up hls clerks
to- send in the bills for space ID order to lscp tho
General Direction reduce the deficit. There has
been some trouble between the State Department.
at Washington and Commission here. Tn8
last paragraph OF the Vienna instructions issued
by Mr. Fish says that the Chief Commissioner shall.
at the close oil the Exhibition, deliver over the
goods to the respective exhibitors taking receipts
Tor the same Though nothing was contained in .
the said instructions about the goods being taken
back by the Guard, it was generally understoOd
by exhibitors that this vessel was at Trieste for
this very duty where she has been Tor the last Sic
months. A few days ago the Commission received
q sharp telegram IRON Washington calling atten-
tion to the last paragraph, and deciding that tho
exhibits must be retcrned at the expense OF the ex-
hibitors themselves. The Commission demonstrated,
calling atten tion TO the fact that Captain kirk
land, OF the Guard had instructions from the
state Department to- wait at TpieSte fOr
the very purpose OF taking the exhibits
home. | Ithink the answer from Washington was
to the eecp that they had forgotten all about tho
Guard being here, and hence the obnoxious order
was rescinded. SO much Tor red tape. Some per-
sons think that not only should the Guard take
home the goods OF our exhibitors, but also many
needy Americans who are at vienna just now
some in possession OF Jay Cookies drafts some VINO
have exhausted their funds and some VINO never
had any. The Eumor is that the Commission has ap-
piled for an appropriation Of ST. 000 tor the purpose
OF assisting needy cases. The application deserves
consideration, and II granted Will prevcnt much
misery and shame.