The New York herald., 1873-11-03
THE TOTAL RECEIPrS

up to the pr sent time are some 5000, 900 norns.
which amount will be greatly increased this month
by large innux Of visitors, by the collection OF
rent for space and the sale of buildings and ma
terlal Some portions or the building or buildings
will stand as they are. The Machinery Hall is sOd
/ am told, to railroad company for a freight
depot, while the Rotunda and the two adjoining
transepts forming a square, Will remain as place
for public gatherings. amusements and expo
sitions. The palace oil the Khedve OF Egypt, the
Imperial and the Jury pavilions, will stand as orna
mental buildings and be transformed into cafes
restaurants OF similar institutions for the Vienna
pleasure folk 1t Is possible that some OF the pretty
pavllions the grounds will likewise be left The
day for closing the Exposition is definitely fixed
lor the 3lst Of october. Efforts have been made
to postpone the time, In or der 10 give the ex-
hbitors chance to sell their goods, but with no
result so far. The Exhibition has become at last
little better than bazaar, as 1t Is. Through some
means or other petty venders OF pins and needles,
and pocket handkerchiefs and gmcracks have
managed to get permission from the General
Direction to plant their stalls in every part OF the
building, and are driving q good business. Pro-
mlnent among these pettifogging dealers In
pins and needles is certain DR.. 'Coic." who
alter paying his TWENTY-FIVE norins 10 tne Imperial
Commission, and securing his patent Tor sale,
plants mis- booth in the American department. and
denes the American Commission TO remove him.
ment and the history OF his carrylngs on here
would make a most amusing yet disagreeable
chapter in the book OF Exhibition scandal.
ExHIBrTION LECTURES AND REPORTS.
In the two weeks before the close OF the Exluhl-
ton we are to have number o6 lectures delivered
in the Jury Pavilion, In the Exposition grounds,
on various subjects. such as Cabinet Mating.
"Sik and Silks" .Cravats" !" Gloves" soda ana
Potash,n ana "Weignts and Measures" all OF
which are tree. II the lectures are as dry and mat
ter OF fact as the sUficial Reports OF the Exhibi-
tion'' published by the General Direction then we
won,d prefer to be excused from attendance. 1t IL
unfortunate that the General Direction could not
have secured persons capnoie gh od ..us tha
| those whose works are now offered or sale 10 tne
exhibition. Thirteen OF these pampnieh,s ppNh OF on,
| In cost from rfteen to thirty Genus among n .ne
| titles OF the pamphlets published ! mention the
following which exhlpitors IN tue VarHaus n'ahcues
\ may desire to procure -
| i, The Cn,ids Pavilion. by Or. Stamn.
| 3. sugar and Sugar Making Apparatus By DR..
s. Drugs, by Won schron,
| 1. Fats and Products OF Dry Dlstiliasion. By Dr.
90" 5. Wine. Fruits and Vegetables, by II. Goethe.
g. Six and silk Goods, by Anton Harpke.
I. Tacework and Lsces-Woman's Work, by
| Stapam and Rocitzky.
5. Musical Instruction, &c, by Professor Vein
q. Means OF transportation, &c, for Railroads,
10. Spinning Machines, BY zeman; and Sewing
| sccd knitting Machines by kohn.
IL. Confectionery, Candies, Chocolates, by Gerst
I .Der; and Tobacco, by Riedl.
! IL. The Results OIL SbatlStics, py }. LowenthaL
4 Is. Wool and Woollen Goods, by Peez, &C. &C.
4 The official report appears In three divisions,
the first being these pamphet reports on the
twenty-six groups OF the exhibition; the seconc
being q series OF reports on the exhibitions oil tho
Oriental and East Asatc peoples, while the thirt
series embraces the laDors OF the various interna
tional congresses. The first pamphlet OF the
second series has Just been published, ans
bears the title Or PERSIA by J. Il Polak
The sixty closely printed large octave pages con
tain mass OF useful Information on the nnu ..oo =
the Snah but the essay lacks vitality and at.Iav @
tiveness, an evil which the entire Exhlplu1,n , na' M
suffered under from beginning TO END. Ia rcar snu
port on sewing machines we find Maueispoi ~ =, sy ny
an Austrian, placed as the original rs,wnvner
sewing machine. then ple Frenchman u ~ ~ an
and finally Elias Howe. This ''yaluape 'opo opJ one
sewing machines ocrupies just Two paso,' sn,,,ad % In
| or two al tine uest/.rms are entreH o"'ss11' =