The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-01
DIVISION OF SPACE.
The following is the table oil the division OF space
THE ART GALLERY.


The State OF Pennsylvania and city OF PhiladeL
phla have made appropriations to cover the entire
cost 81 the art gallery. 1t WI oe the great archi
TO remain as Il memorial OF the occasion. The en-
tire structure Is IN the modern renaissance. The
materials are granite, glass and iron. No wood is
used Ia the construction, and the building Is thor
oughly nreprool. The structure Is 365 feet 10
length 30 feet In width and 50 feet IN height over
spacious basement IL ieet IN height. The dome
rising from the centre OF the building viii lie so
or the eshSon % be- l1r
pie, the building being especially constructed and
arranged Tor t"at purpose.
THE MEMORIAL MEDALS
Governor Bgcr showed the reporter, and which
are now being offered to the public were author
are got up as means OF revenue and are pro-
tected BY the coinage laws OF the United States
as mere trlnkets, nor as specimens OF att, though
the large one Is really fine specimen OF art The
Doect rs rs 10 place the 1ppotun Within the
OF contributing TO the patriotic work, and receiv
ing IN return imperishaole evidence OF their con.
tribution The medals will very soon be issued.
The design on al! Is the same. They are composed
oIsilyer, bronze. and bronze gold gilt. on one
bearing IN either hand wreath. which she -
about to place upon the heads OF two kneelng
arts. Around the lace OF the med are the words
I'm Concentration oil the Hundredth Anniver-
eary OF American lndependencc-Act OF Congress,
Ontne diverse size is a figure partially kneeling,
with sword in the right hand, the lett upra,sed
IL THESE United Colonies Are aud oil Right ought
to Be Free and Independent states. 177d.',
me large sized DionZe medal viii be onered at
g. the same size gilt S. the small gilt 81 and the
small silver So.
INVITATIONS ACCEPTED.
The following governments have accepted the
invitation extended 10y the government at Wash.
ngton threat Britain, France. GERMANY, Japan,
Austria aud Hungary, Argentine confederation.
Belgium, Brazil, Chlli. Ecuador, Canada, Australia,
Guatemala and salvador, hayti, Honduras, Liberia,
Mexico, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Peru, Sweden
and Norway. spain, Sandwich Islands, United
States OF Colomuia, Venezuela.
THE FOREIGN COMMISSIONERS.
Oi the commissioners accredited by foreign gov.
ernments ami VINO are now engaged IN orRaniz-
facures cf their respective countries Tor the
Exposition, there ares
GERMANY.-Dr. Jacob, Real Privy Counsellor
and Director III the Royal Ministry OF Commerce;
Ur. Stuvc, Plivy Counsellor OF same ministry; DR..
Wedding, Counsellor oil Mining: Mr.. Retner,
Royal Bavarlan Counsellor OF Legation; Mr.. Won
ter Plen Pote Dtiary OF the King Oi SaxOny; Baron
Won Sp,tzenbcrg Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Pienipotcnuary OF The King OF Nuremberg;
Ministry; DR.. Kau1mann, Royal Prussian Coun-
Bcl!or vi Conmercc DR.. Kruger. Minister PRESIDENT
OF the Hansc towns; MI. Won HoIioben, Counsellor
oil Justice oi the Roy al Prusslan supreme Court
GUATEMALA AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DON
vincenle Dardcn, Minister PIenlpotentIary
LIBERIA.--J L. PAYNE. edward .. Morris.
MEXICO. President, Romero Rublo. Commits
sioneis, X. Y. Aleavoz, Yuacio Altlmrano, Il. Mary
dc 10 Juvez, L, Luis Malanco. Arsto del Castillo,
Jul o zaraie, Gabriel Mancusa. Secretary Edward
ERU-Prcsident, Colonel Manuel Frcyre, Minis
ter Pienil otentiary, Washington. commissioners,
FRED; L, Barreoa; Edward VlIiena, CHARLES Macy;
soners. U. A. Iroilias. +. l.. Won Dardel, Z. g.:
Boyer, Charles Dickson, a. H. II. Fock ana several
others. secretary, O. j. Daunelt.
NoEwAY.--Commissloners Herman Bears, vii.
liam Christopherson.
RsAzII--Fresident. His Hiahnesa Marshal Of the