, 1873-04-25

ing to the Pavilion OF the Jury 2-iTiHc3r6 EiftEHn<
9s!!4aes: 2.rEa.s ssE " 4astsasars! a4.'s!ea
busi,oas, O contribution Of 100000 guldon vas
donated, and 100000 guldcn moro were sub.
81, 100000. Tho rest Of tho guarantee fund was
roalizcd from local and private aonrcos, tho CITY
giving up tlle splondid prater for; location.
flo oxpousoH OF tho Paris Exposition, in 1870,
wore about 81, 5o0 600, so TINT Vienna hna nearly
now THEY BET ABOUT IT:
Tho Austrian Colnmssionors, with Baron Won
Schwartz ut tleir Lead, wont ut work with mag.
nihcent zoal aqd tho Emperor md dia municipal
didly. Cooperation waA invited with tho IN
iuontial, energetic, and scientific mon OF tho
country ind tho list OF co-oporatorH amounts
to many thousands. Here are tho heads OF
NATIONAL CoMA1ssIoSs:
nejsIn,, tain, basoa % t11nt d. noodenboto senator
an asrspy Masdsi piresier
Dadon, Minfstcriarath Carl Turban.
BAVARIA, HtaatsmipiBtcr Won Noufer.
! bremen, Heinrich Ulaussen
| Elsaea-Lothringen, Won Bybo
| 11esao Efnanco-aIinister Bchleierrnachcr.
! Lubbock. Senator Iaaenka1an.
| hocklenhurg- -ScAworin, Dr. Dippo.
| Mecktenburg- -5roatz, Dr. Kamn1erherr Won Poters-
oldenburg. the Minister Of Tho Interior.
| Sa1ony, Baron Wefnl1g.
6axc-Meluingon Secretary OK interior.
| sa1e-weimas, pr. Hchonberg.
yx1 Wa9tenM9ssg d. Yer gat stfHSsis; pssi,
Franco, Jules Simon aud tho Minister Of A8rlnul.
| turc
Greece, Prof. jean A. aoutzo.
areat britain. Prince Of walea (honoraryl, Sir An
drew buchanan, otc
etc. 5Eaeh city has tia own dlatuct cammlesion,}
! japan, Kku1na, etc.
Nether1andp, Fan Oordt.
! Ro,,uanla, dregor Deugescu.
nussia, DoYtewsky, ntn!ater Of Manufactures. n,
! E.wttr Hr nhpr
SI,1fs;;' SPs!fs; Ns9Ssl S1Ssn d siss,' i oonsh'.
| THE ARCHITECT.
| The great Englisl aschitect, Mr.. Scott Rus
SELL designed the structure, and another Eng
| lialmau, Mr. Harcourt has executed tito plans.
| THE BUILDING.
/ The former Exposition structures wero cure
! fully examined for errors aaa features to hs
| avoided. Tho improvements secured arc MOTH
! bio, and mainly in respect to aaso OF approach
and broad ground area, doing away with gal
lories. Our map shows tho rosnlt At glance,
and the scale appended will give dmousions. II
ta not 10 striking Az tho vast aud lofty crystal
palace struotnrcs Of England, nor so picturesque,
perhaps, as tho varied arrangements Of tho Paris
Exposition, but 1t Is plain. simple. cloar, oVoEy
Way feaslble and excellent.
! THE GREAT DOME.
Having determined to Becure I. broad floor area
instead Of height, to relieve tho confessed OBJ
lection Of too N!tlo offoetlyenesB. grand domo
vas mado tho central feAtnre Of tho long, low
building. This dome iB 85a feet in liamotor
and 27b feet high. Compare tha with tho Other
famous lonaeB:
st. Petor's, diameter. 40 1netrei
Ct. pauis diameter. y ntetret
London {ta71}, diameter 10 molreE
Vepns, l8fs diameter. ..lus lheireI
This vast dome and rotunda, aa shown In ou1
naye, 82 teot wido aud Z, o88 feet long, croascd
"a ahowu, by 1e trapsopta % foot vide, "a feo!
long, and 30 foet In height: Sufficient decorative
8urfaco effocts have boon secured to tho interior
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can,o to loo1s Mt tho exhibited array, anl hayt
mado thoir display tho Hist object and rc}y upoI
, 1t as tho chief attraction.
THE NATIONS.
The arrangement Of the Exposition Ia Dimrlt
| and admirable III tho order Of tho natlouH from
east to west On tho mhp OF tho globe. Tho 2
courts betwcon tho transepts. oacl O7a foot b,
ia foot, have boen loft for partcrre offcct ani
!. corporatod with tho building and recent advice
I Rny this is being dono by tho American rorreseu
! tatiyoB to give moro aroa to Dill contributors.
. OTHER 6THucruREs.
Tho Exposition grounds will be q city in them
Helyos, tho whole area OF noarly 600 aUroB boinl
occupied by ynrlouB structures, With pnrlorroH AM
/ parka md toreHt trcns of tito Einpetor'a door
0 park botween, md 4 superb uottfug aud baok
. ground for oil.
Tho hai for machinery In 2,600x176 foot
Tho agricultural machinery hall IL 409x1g0, Il,
horticultural l,nll il d90x80 foet. Tho horgo pn
yllon, 800xl2o foot, neades tlleao hero are payi
j | ionB for speclal exhibition, many OF them Bl
: povDspool!nens OF tho Btrongth a14d pride OF til
y individual! exhibitors. Thero are payliionH 70
I collective exhibitions OF EngIisl, French, alls
Austrian machinosy n pavilion for art a,natonIa
\ owners, md collectors ilnntnloh us mono bu
\ orlginnla Of atrlhing ulorlt will DO admitted t
- The art gallery.
Il Most striking of ali will bo tho rich payiliont
tho abotles uld Bymhois OF royalty, tIAo en
: rau'b Kiosk is copy Of staulbol]. Tho Yict
4 roy Of Egypt outloos IL with 1nil!aset and min
= lGturo palaro. Tho 1mperinl pavilion Of Auat.i
is 200xb0. fortle Emperor, Empress, Arcl'ducl
|, CHS, a,d Arctduolosaes. Tho Jury pavilion is
3 nearly tho aRnao aEzo.
q ,Tlol, tloro arc cafca and restaurants Of n
natiounliles, 10 TINT oaol. pon Of Alna nay llt.
:. tic yandH Of lib own cli1no aud d c.,iHlno OF III
0 own people II ho wishes.
= ADJUNCT ATTRACTIONS.
y Thoro arc several department. fa|rat catt,
Q shown, horse shows, oaoll Of sufficient naKnttut
n to draw n, iinnlonne coslcourHo o. SPECTATOR
ragattag By tho clubs OF all European oltioH,
l. take plnce OH tho Danube. Tloro Is III im1no'lf
I1Nu1 1st w+f1