, 1873-11-28

ja,,tlo by tho forming portion Of tho visiting
public but tho tinancla! bonotlta derived by
other or al! Of tho above mentioned woro hut
expected from Worlds Fair.
THE nEsTAunANTB AND npTEIS,
Foremost ar1long all those WHO did not ron!izo
hor expo!G;,atiomnn ~ arc tho foreign roataurant-
Vienna l,oto-keopora. The former, especially
tho Engliat ntill American restaurants, wore
compelled. 1nonths ago, to tako down their for
oign slingloa and turn tlom into regular Vienna
koepors,-and may ndd also. tho mer:
their Exposition droa,nu. Tho Inst two months.
September md Oetober during which tho daily
40,000, saved them from total bankruptcy, Vienna
had expected Tho influx OF strangers to be 10
large, during Tho whole six months OF tho E1,
position, thnt It nlado preparati,ona 70 Lodge anu
Thus tho plethora Of goods. vines, oto., acquired
Tor that purpose, las to bo got rid Of at grent
aucriilces. Hotels and Hotels Garnt, built OK
prcssly for tho OCCASION. are being turned into
dwclling-llougos aud Offices.
From tho above, It will readily appear that
financially, md az far M immediate roautH aro
concorned tho Vienna Exposition has proved,
both to tho Government and to tho majority Of
participatore, a
MOST grurEHpoua FAILURE.
This ia tho dark Bido Of the picture. Now lot
US turn to its bright side, and SEQ in what re-
npocs tho Exposition was SUCCESS. As col
lectiyo show OF tho worlds industry, 1t mny DO
fairly Inserted that tho Yieuna Exposition novor
had its equal, nor will 1t be easy for succeeding
ones in either hemisphere to surpasa it In mag
nitudo, variety, fnluosa. and immonsity. Tho
diyoreo products Of tho whole world wore laid
bare within it's Enclosures in such vast quantities
rs to fill tho wondering visitor with admiration
mid ave for human genius that could pro-
aueo NIL these things.
Tho lion'a Share Of space within Tho Expoel-
ffor1 %rnr %na hu
AuBrn1A,
aud, notwithstanding tho great peonnlary lons
which sho has to sustain IN thus International
contest, she mny we'll bo proud Of tho honotB
extensive 1osourcos and Diversified Industrial
! hranchcB rho Inns dosoryodly oaruoa. Sho
gaya evidence OF vitality that surprised
even those who bolioved themselves fully
familiar with Allatro- Hungarian induatry; It il
not my intention to onu1norato individual oasos
! In which stro-Hungnrian artlclea Of nlaunfac-
turo raw materials, products OF tho SOIL and OBJ
! joots OF art, have achioyed groat victories ovor
| their competitors but must mention tile fact
that samples Of tho IMMORAL wcalth Of Hungary.
tho Austrian gnsa industry, as vol o. the leather
goods industry, constituted one Of tho most at-
ttaotive features Of tho Industrial Palace and
llotunda- It is not my province either to e1tol
ut this late day tho products and articles OK
| UNITED GERMANY,
which in extent stooa ue1t to Austria, although
| iu quality aome Of her articles were surpassed
by mono. Tale for instance, tho collective % ex-
| Krupp, with lis monster gun, which,, togothor
| with it's carriage, weighs no 1eBB than 40, ,620
| pounds. and hiB samplo-pioco OF cast steel,
| weighing los, 600 pounds, and you will form an
| idoa OF tue advanced state Of German industry.
| OTHER COUNTRIES.
To franco belongs tho next placo OF honor.
This olasto country, notwithstanding ita late re-
yersos and presont unsettled condition, made
1 tn1tn
lalns apecimons Of bldge.bnildipg, turbino-
whecls, tapestry, winoB, and bronze waros. En-.
gland did herself credit with hor fine display Of
textile goods, machinery, eto: Belgium and
spinnirg and weaving machinery. 1taly won tho
| la,lrels for 1no arts, and her grand display Of
most excellent statunry. Yes, egen Spain, hus-
sla China, and Jspau-those countries whence
| worry litslo was expected-coyored themselves
products. ALL,
| sAyE THE UNITED STATES,
came up to tho mark. It ia hard to confees It,
but 1t il nevertheless fact, that tho American
tho fow medals Which some Of its roul
mcrtorious exhibitors obtained, roapca
but worry little honor. Persons entoripg
and going through tho, American depart
mont Of the Industrial Palace could form but d
| moor ideR Of the vast resources Of tho Union.
and the great progress which lor people had
achioyod In tho folds OF industry, aoionoe, edu-
cation and nrte. Wherovor one turns. one
meets with stands kept by aomo enterpriHtng
permission Of tho American Commission, some
lumbug or other, In tie Hlape Of sham iowolry,
dancing dnrkeys. vilo-Bmolling Mississippi
water, and d host Of other rubbish that should
department is so flllcd up with vendors OF these
bogus articles. 1t aeems na it the American
Commission was bont upon conveying abroad
the impression that our taste runs only in ths
line Of selling tho cheapest kind Of Yankee
notions, and to appropriatng for us tho appella'
ton OF I" . nation Of shop-kocpora," =" which En-
gland has hitherto monopolizod. With the OK
coption Of this blur,-for which our Government
TIE BRIGHT SIDE
Of the whole Vienna Exposition will moro than
dispcl all tho shadows Of its dark g. c., nnancial]
sido. The natious who have como hoso from all
parts OF tho globo have learnod to appreciate ir
moro exalted senBo human genius and mechan
icai sSill, that manifest themselves allko in Al
countrioa. il only opportunity is giyen them.
THE STABILITY OF EUROPEAN rEAcE
has also been, enhanced by the Vienna E1posi
tion, although the provorb Of o., "nut , not yoI, ya,
! into one's mind It IL, nevertheless. fact tim
| tho entente cordiale between European Poteu
. tates mud Princes waR novor 30 firmly estabahc
~ it iB at tho present moment. The long-axpec'
cd and gished-for visit Of tho German Empero
/ aud his Lleuteuant, Bismarck, closed the list Q
: exalted visitors whom Austria had to entortai
during thia year, and ,sho came hero to she, O.
should not allow cur faith ID their good inter
! tions to bo marred by Tue reflection that in 18G
I Napoleon nlBo entertained u host Of noya! AZ
t Imperial guosta, among whom we're King WI
8 ialn aud Hisnarck his two greatest foes Of 1871
! While on tho subject Of Princes, you n1igl
t Just as we'll learn how many OF them graced IL
n city With thoir prosonco during the Exposition
Bosidos tho Shah Of Persia, thoro wpro two En-
perorB,-the Emporors Of Russia and Of Go
}, many; ono Empress .(Augusta) throe KIM
It (the Kings OF Italy, belgium, and Wurtomberg
}, iiyo Queeus four Grand Dukos. five reignin
Q Princes, and host Of other potty Prince
}, Dukes, and Duohessea, too numerous to me-
:; tion. OF all tho celebrities who enjoyed u
J. hospitality Of the Austrian Court. none croats
Il ~ much aonBation aa
j. BISMARCK.
@ Everybody wanted to 500 the iron man VII
q. within tho short time Of ono decade, humble
n two Enapiroe and ono Kingdom. T
j. WAS Respectfully, - but eooily, received
}. tho populace. Ho made no secret
10 tho fact that ho came hero on businoH
j. aud not merely Oh pleasure. His business,