The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31


TO the United states Centennial Commission their
intention TO be represented:-
SPLENDID ARRAY.
Argentine CoDisdera- Honduras,
non, Japan,
Belgium, Liberia,
Brazil Mexico.
chile, The Netherlands.
Ecuador, Nicaragua,
France. Peru,
Great Britain and Colo sweden and Norway,
mes, Spain,
Germany, Hawaii,
Guatemala and saliva {. S. Of Colombia,
Hayti,
THE FOREIGN COMMISSIONERS.
The following VIII show the nations that have
already appointed their Commissioners and their
names -
Dr. Jacob, Real Privy Counsellor and Director
DR.. Stuve, Privy Counsellor OF same Ministry.
Dr. Wedding, Counsellor OF Mining.
Mr.. Reirner. Royal Bavarian Counsellor OF Lega-
MIR. Won Nostitz- wallurtz, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary OF the King Of sax
Baron Won spitzenberg e. E. and NJ. P. of the
King OF Wurtemoerg.
DR.. Neidnardl, Counsel Of the Grand Ducal
DR.. Kaunmann, Royal Prussian Counsellor OF
Dr. Kruger, Minister Resident of the Hanse
Mr. Won Holloben, Counsellor OF Justice OF the
Royal Prussian Supreme Court.
FROM SANDWICH ISLANDS.
s. M. F. Odell, Charge d. affairs and Consul Gen.
eral New YORK.
Hon. S. G. Wilder, Minister Of the Interior.
Hon. J. y. KawainnL
FROM SPAIN.
President NJ CASTELAR, (snce resgned.)
Commissioner Don Francisco de Paula, and sixty
FROM THE NETHERLANDS.
President-Dr. E. Il. Baumhauer, Honorary Pro-
fessor at Harlem.
COMMISSIONERS. F. de Casemnart, Rear Ad
j. P. Harrison President OF Board Of Commerce
ana Manufactures at Amsterdam.
l. Won uAo nh roK Vol Raal fiCf Of
Dr. W. j. A. Jonckblset. at the Hague, President
OF Committee OF Academy OF Initiative Arts at
De Van der Kellen, Jr member Of the admins
tratlon OF the Society Arts.
FROM BRAZIL
President-His Hghness Marshal Of the Army
! CASTOR DOrleans, Condo d'Eu.
First Vice PresIdent-Viscount De Jaguarry.
Second Vice President-De Bonn, Retro.
MemDers-Viscount SouZa Franco Joaquin An.
tonic De Azevedo.
FROM ECUADOR.
President-Edward Shipper.
CommlssiOners-Gabriel Obanio and others.
NAL de la Forest Fore ICONS Consul General, New
NJ Ravin' de Epeux, Vice Consul, New York.
President-Romero RubIo.
Commssioners-R- Y. Aeavaz, Ynacio Altm-
rano, r. Mary de la Jurez, Luis Malanco, Ars'tO
del Castillo Julio Zarate Gabriel hancusa.
Secretary-Edward E. Zarate.
FROM GUATEMALA, SALVADOR.
Commissioner-Don vincents pardon, Minister
FROM LIBERIA.
Edward O. Mario.
FROM PERU.
President-Colonel Manuel Freyre, Minister
Plenipotentiary Washington.
Commissioners-Fred. L. Barreda, Edward VII
lena Charles Macy.
Presidential. Bergstrom.
Commissioners-C. o. TroIlius, F. L. Won Dardel,
C. G. Boyer, Charles Dickson, A. II. E. Fock and
secretary-C J. Daunfelt
FROM NORWAY.
Herman Baas
William Cnristopherson.
FROM ENGLAND.
Lord Derby, under date OF December g. ad-
dresses Minister Schenck as folows:-
FOREIGN orrrcx, Dec. s. 1874
DEAR sIR-wh reference TO my letter OF the 18th of
Majesty, government accepts with much pleasure he
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shall have the honor 70 acqnan you hereafter with
the ts
ha e & the 6ay ind s eeo
OF the undertaking have in view, and they do
the the DG Important relations between Great
Se Rs highest SIR your DHksY
10 General scHrSox &c, &c.
copy OF the foregoing is received from Minister
Schenck, and secretary Fish is also informed OF
the acceptance by letter from Sir Edward Thorn
ton. who makes use Of substan tally the same
EXPRESSIONS, ana says he Is instructed to convey
the information TO Secretary Fish. with request
that the President OF the United States be made
acquainted with the same.
OTHER NATIONS.
In addition 10 those mentioned above other
foreign Powers nave also appointed their ofcial
commissioners, among which may be named
japan, Canada, Austria, Hungary and several
more.
SPACE.
From orlcial papers mas been complied the
following statement winch indicates the amount
OF SPACE allotted to each natlon:-