The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-02
CLASSIFICATION AND DIVISIONS.

One great feature of the Exhibition is an ar
rangement for the classification of the productions
OF all countries in groups corresponding with their
geographical position, and great pains has been
taken to render the Oriental Department in every
way worthy Of the almost inexhaustible resources
OF the East. The position OF Vienna Is admirably
adapted for this, having besides the waters of the
Danube, direct communication with all the i'm
portant harbors OF the Levant via Trieste. The
arrangements OF the Eastern Department have
been conlded to the Austrian Consul at Constanti-
nople, Chevalier de Schwegel, who has already
acquired great reputation for his knowledge Of
Oriental habits and productions.
A new feature OF the Exhibition is an arrange
ment by which the treasured collections Of the
various museums of London, Paris, Berlin, Moscow,
Lyons, Munich, Stuttgart, Nuremberg. weimar,
&c, appear In juxtap0sition; and 1t is further in
tended to represent history OF inventions, q
history OF industry, history Of natural produc-
tons and a history OF prices, 80 that the worlds
progress Of arts, science, industry and natural
products will thus be brought into contrast.
The Groups.
CIRCUIT 1.-Anstn0, Qsarvving ana MetaUur0v.-
la) mineral fuels (coals, snales and mineral oils;
las salt, sulphur. graphite, &c.), not including
building materials wide Group 1s); (d) natural
to mining, metallurgy and mineral industry; min
ing, engineering, surveying and map-making; IN
tools and inventions Tor mining and metallurgy Tor
underground and surface work; ~ statistics OF
GROUP 2-Agricsature, horticulture ana For
est1Y.-ld) Plants for food and physic Excluding
fresh fruits and vegetables which are to be the
other nSre
cotton, max, hemp, jute, cMna-grass &C.,, and
other plants OF commerce in their raw state; (n
lpl rfo In q
raw state skins, hides, feathers bristles &C.,
" wool; (g products OF forestry climber, wood
for cabinet work. tanning substances, resin In a
raw state, dyeing woods barks, charcoal tinder)
QD peat and its products; ~ manures ~ draw
ings and models OF objects used in agriculture.
horticulture and forestry; farm maps; W works OF
the experimental stations. woodland and forest
doom books, states OF forests, &c. (,s) processes
and inventions for producing, transporting and
storing the aforementioned prsducts (n) plans
or gardens, drawings ard models OF horticultural
implements, hotnouses Conservatives, irrigation,
&C.; tO) new methods OF horticultural Cultivation:
tpl statistics OF production.
GROUP 3-Chentcdi Industrv.-ta) Chemical
products for technical and pharmaceutical pur
poses acids, salts, chemical preparations Of all
Sorts Q) raw substances and products OF phar-
ucts stearine, oil acids, glycerine, soaps. can
dies and tapers, &c) td) products of dry distlla
on s a rsned slate 81: psFSans
oils and perfumeres; " matches, &C.; (g) dye
stuns, mineral and organic; M resins washed,
dyed or bleached), sealing wax, varnish, albumen,
isinglass. glue, starches, dextrin, &C.; 10 con-
trivances and processes used in chemical produc-
tom th) statistics OF production.
GROUP 4-SubStdnces or Food as Products Of Indus
trv.-d) Flour and other farinaceous products malt
and It's products; lol sugar and ITS products; lc)
beer, porter, &C.; u .vinegars; lg) preserves and
extracts extracts OF meat, portable soup, con.
densed milk, Erbswprst preserved vegetables
manufacturers; ~ confectionery, gingerbread,
chocolate, coffee substitutes, &C.; ~ processes
and inventions for preparing all these articles; W
statistics OF production.
GROUP 6-7ert0e Industry ana C1otlsdng-ta)
washed wool and hair used for textile fabrcs
carded wool and worsted, combed wool and woollen
fabrics, felt, carpets, blankets hair tissues mixed
fabrics, including shawls; 10Y cotton, cotton sub
tc) flax, hemp, jute and other fbres; yarns
threads and fabrics OF the same straw fabrics Tor
bonnets, screens and mats; webs and cords ofreed
and manufactures Of silk, silk wastes; (e) small
ware manufactures, gold and silver cloths and en-
miiied; a. finished objects Of clothing Clothes,
gowns, hats, bennets, shoes and boots, gloves and
nes % Is ARTIFICIAL Swers
feather ornaments; ~ processes and inventions
used in the production OF these manufactures; (mp
GROUP s-Leatney ana Indta Rubber Tndustrv--
a) Leather, articles OF leather. harness, saddles,
co ohsn and 0f fancy goods; parchment and
gold-beater skin; 65 skins and furs;
Ic India rubber and gutta percha articles. ex-
and parts OF machinery, waterproof stul1s and
cloths; (d) processes and inventions used in the
production OF these manufactures; e) statistics
GROUP 7-Metal Ind,lsny-ta) Goldsmith's and
silversmiths work and jewelry, &C.; 0bD iron and
steel wares excluding machinery, building materi-
ais, philosophical and musical Instruments; (c)
manufactures from other metals and alloys; (d)
weapons OF every description, except military
arms; (e) processes and inventions used in the pro-
ducton OF these manufacturers " statistics OF pro-
duction.
GROUP s-Wood Indlstrp-(a) cabinet work lin
laid noOrs windows, doors, &c) (b) j0ners' work |;
(c cleft woodwork casks. shingles sleeves, &c.) !;
td) small slaves and their products matches, DC.
(e) veneers and margueteries; " cut and turned
wood; tg chsel work and carved work. Gh) cork
manufactures; ~ basket work. (k) woodwork
painted, stained and gilt; ~ processes and inven-
lions used in the production OF these manufac-
GROUP 9-Stone Edrt',enscdre ana Class m
dustrv.-(d) Stones, natural and artificial; slate
and cement works natural and initiated stones
and marbles, paving stones and moor tiles
ornaments and decorations pipes, grinding stones,
&c 10y earthenware pipes cooking vessels, stoves
plastic productions, terra cottas, DC tcl glass
manufactures (glass for household use and fancy
purposes, imitation gems and pearls unset, NC y
(dD Processes and manufactures used In the produc
ton OF the above articles; l statistics Oh produc-
ton.
GROUP 10-yndU,cdre ana Fancy Goods.-(0
manufactures Of ivory, meerschaum tortoise shell,
mother Of pearl whalebone, wax wares, Japanhed
umbrellas, parasoIs, fans, canes, whips, &c.; (dl
combs and brushes; te toys; ~ processes and
Inventions used IN the production OF manufactures;
(g) statistics OF production.
GROUP 11-Pdper Industry ana Stationery
(d) paper pulp, paper and pasteboard; 10y colored
a1yng cards
(d) articles for writing, drawing and painting
icy bookblnding and similar work; IN processes
and manufactures used In the production OF the
GROUP 12-Grdpntc Arts ana Industrial D,aU
f,g-to) book printing; 10y typography; icy cop
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