, 1873-05-06

still bcing changed, from their original plnn,
TINT hayo concluded to wait until T shall be
certain TINT Baron Schwartz aosiyo mind will
not ovor night bring to nanght my descriptive
efforts. The slzc Of tho tnain Industrial pa1aco
s tho Same as gtvcn you in my totsor Of Oct. 90,
l872, nan,cly: longth 5000 foot md Width 100.
!he magnificent and Fllt!oring Austrian A. crown.
70 foot In diameter, at,i itR top. This gront ohof
d'muyre, tho 1lotunda, is $50 foot in dinnotor,
and ara foct high to thc. pinnacle, underneath
sight q, the surrounding country, as faf MS hu-
mar, vision aidoa BY. optical instruments can
roach. Tho min industrial Hall is trayeraod by
oigltoon smaller lnllB from south to north.
Each ono Of thoso halls is about 500 by so foet.
The first ono on tho wost was originally assigned
to tho Amorcan Continont, tho south half, or
$50 foot, to the Unitod States, and the north hnf
to othor American countrios; but this bus boon
modified.
TIE UNITED STATES
tic adjoining court, thai hau been rooted oyor
for tho uBn Of tho American aowing-nlachino in
torosts; whtlo tho north half haa boon divided
between Brazil and England. Not only hayo all
tho galleries boon turned into hallg, but
all tho Hpnce fotweon tho nain Industrial Pal
aco and tho Hall for machinery Inns boon COM
pletely filled up with halls, paSilions, rostnu-
FSSns So eos o bsya ns oo orgs 10 fnon o e ss
each 100 by $50 foot. Tho buildings erected on
them aro oil balloon-frame with skylight roofs,
somewhat in the stylo Of our United States fair
buildings They aro called zuhauton Traditional
Almost every country Inns Its Zubau, rs the
original space as6gnod proved too small. The
Bpseo, --..-...-.
As1r1s NOW DIVIDED,
inside tho main Inl1atrinl Palace, exclusive Of
tho notunda, ia as follows: Austria l.as 14,7B7
squnro metros; Germany, 6, TAI; Franco, G,360
England. $500; Russia, 3, ,3t9; Hungary, 2,o72;
ITALY. 2,972 Turkey, 9, 93a Belgium, acl9 the
Ist'a sS ssSs spa oa iss ss so n'd Aele s
$50; dreceo, 876; swodon and Norway, sG5
noumenia G57,; Spain, Cos Portugal, 6i9 Per
6 and Central Aso e T oan
At this writing, aome Of the aboYe-namcd coun-
trles aro alroady receiving and arranging thor
goods, but most Of thoni have not oven their
cases In tho hall. Tho United States nre In this
tholr hall, save q few unpaintod soft-wood cases,
nothing can be soon yet. Still, Gen. Van
Buron, the United tstates Commissioner, who
has just arriyod. assIros me that
THE UNITED sTATEs DEPARTMENT.
will DO in us trim order by tho 1st Of May any
Of tho rest. Tho difficulty lies in obtaining
Workmon to do tho vast amount Of preparatory
work. Tho laboring elaRacB OF Vionna have boz
como entirely denloralizod. Seeing how necos-
sary they have become toward tho accomplish
rageoun demands for their labor which is poor
at Tint Thousands Of 1lorina lsyo boon paid for
show-cnHcB that, in ordinary times, would not
hnyo cost as many hundreds, The pruss|an
Government, however,, became sick Of these OK
tortionato prico8, and had Honlo 600 Of their mil
itary mechanics como hero and help finish up.
There are now hero mechanics and laborora from
all parts Of the world.
has cent some sixty. Of them. WHO, In tho short
tIno Of two weoks, have put up two specimens
Of Japaneae dwelling-houscs. They fornfnow
the contra! point Of attraction to tho Vienna
idtors, for it is very funny to aco them do all
their work while oroucling down, and in an appa-
rontly playful manner. Thoy, nevertheless, ire
better workers than the Austrian workmen,,
These latter, M fur as lazinoHs is concerned,
stand at tho very top Of the scale.
A fow days ago,
THE DIFFERENT OLARsEs
had their Presidents and Vice-Prosideuts ap-
pointed according to tho various countries. Tho
appointments were not: aa whole the moht vt
Baron scliwarz tho honor Of giving the Unitea
stntes tho Presidency Of Claas 25. y OIL Eduea-
tion and Instruction." and that Of &c, "on tho
| Commerce Of tho World" we must regret miss
country in The world, from Glass 2, "or Agri.,
| culture, Vino, Fruits, Oarlon-Culturo, ete.;"
but, instead, we SEQ England, where not gallon
| Of wine Is mado, obtain tho Vice.prosilency in
TINT same class, whic, on the other hand, Hllo
| is ignored in Glass s., on Textile Fabrica."
In nlalilg tho appointments. tho Daron seemB
| to haso tlken into consideration etiquette, and
| not usefulness. Iho United States has also boen
honorod with the Vico-preaidoncy Of Cassea 10
aud 20, the first in Civil and Construction En-
gnoeripg, and tho Inst " on tho Peasants Lodg-
ing with its Informal Arrangement"
As snid at tho beginning, to give yonr read
ors an intolligible insight into this Exposition,
shall hayo to vail until u little more order Is
brought out Of tile prosont chaos.
IN IT'S PRESENT BTATE,
tho whole appears but like good a.sized city that
cago or Boston fire, only with this difference:
that here thore arc no ruins, except such as aro
artinoiay mado for exhibition; but, on tho
othor hand, brick, stone, lumber, md iron lay
about, intormi1od with Thousands OF cases and
boxea containing goods, in most picturesque
confusion, all over tho grounds.
United States transport ships Gonoral and sup
ply arc expected here
INA FEW DAYS.
The lighthouse apparatus, however, must be
transported from Triosto by horsepower, as, on
ntcount Of ita length, it could not be loaded on
railway trucks.
THE wATEn-TowER,
especially built to supply tho grounds with
water, il one OF tho great works or this ExpoBi-
tion and, in magnitude, takes rank after the
Hosunda. The columns consist OF iron, and are
OF hollow, cylindrical form. At tho hoigAt OF
21o foot thoro is d wrought-lron reservoir Of
holding capacity Of about 100, 600 gallons. The
water is forced up by o powerful ongino into
this reservoir, whonco it il distributed all over
tho grounds, for tho uae OF boilola rostaurantH,
and thousands Of other necaBAary purposes. Not
loss than 100000 gallons Ut wafer ID the hourly
supplying capacity Of this temporary Water
Towor. GYu1A
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