New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

ent,ous and nanv VIII ecuse By their glitter the arti
clcs they contain. One very notable line OF exhps al
ready place s the manels OF marbles ana naroie1eu
slate In this industry shall leave all other countries
out of sight
The Agricultural Building is fairly In possession OF OK
hibors at last the work OF whitewashing the interior
having been completed few days ago. Brazi mas ooi'
pleted pretty pavilion, and Is ncos1ng large hoof
space with railing Of brightly painted WOOD sor-
mounted by numerous little fagstas. Within th1 III.
closure are piles OF bales aud boxes. Spain has walled
OF court with tall showcases, and is building hahn-
some portal in the form OF tall archway. Qualu-
ties OF British, French, German, and Canad'ah
goods have arrived, but none are unpacKed. Con'
siderable progress has been MADE wie"'h i"
few days In the American section which occupies fuiy
two thirds Of the building Many showcases are up, and
good deal OF machinery is In place. An ugly tower
covered with shingles and designed Tor "mouihi,
which occupies prominent place, ought TO De pansneu
to the open air. Most OF the aquaIa lnten q ior ue
display OF foodfshes In position along the western
side OF the building. An annex for boiler and engine
o run such agricultural machinery as requires 10 Dc
shown in motion has been begun. East OF the Great
Hall large structure just begun, known as the Pomo
logical Building whore special exhibitions OF frul VIII
be made n the Summer and FALL and near by at the ex-
treme northeastern of the grounds, stands inc
nearly dnlshed structure OF the brewers Ground has
just for building covering about an acre OF
ground. for tile display Oi farm-wagons, carts
and cmnibuses. All the SPACE here VIII DO oG-
ef PSs general % agtnra exhibit in detail but can
predicted with certainty that Ii VIII be much more sA-
Vienna Exhibition. and that IL viii lot fail behind Ia
farm products and food preparations Ihe ntsrna.os. 1
feature will noticeable here than anywhere else
except in the main buding, II FOR "a countries hayns
applied tGr sPSc Tesse ITs ssern I ksa Belgium the
Netherlands, SPAN, Itaiy Chna Japan Nai'
Brazil Mexico, Canada, Denmars. Argentine Kepupe,
and Portugal There will oo,bc special sateexm3ts
than In any department OF the fair collective as
state ricut,iral Boards OF Missouri Michigan ILLINOIS.
Indiana, wisconsin, Connecticut oregon
! New-iIampshre, Washington Territory, new7Jersey,
West Virginia. Delaware, Ohio, KENTUCKY Florida, ana
! Iowa . ,..an rh
| Machinery Hall resonnds With din and catter. Inc
great hydraulic begins to m M With hundreds OF
pumps Oi all sizes aud kinds American exnDors are
hesirng Themselves, and, considering me great space
they are to M, their prepaons are ore , Tn
gland aud Bal2iam VI r',workins Macnineiy i anS us
play already large and III the way Of srwlnginachIes
cles. ana among other Things has set up printing
press the ghtness Of their construction TIE French
nacnius OF ali klnds contrast strlklngy VIVA uOee Oh
| tn Eng.ls.. Sweden has stoantugines, iocomo-
tive, and variety OF smaller machines III position bel
~ the OF her display. In the German section
facr- is little to see yet beside hait ioLeh gasnoo's
Brazil in her little area No countries except those
The building gned for the display of carriages and
railway ears almost finished, Is cln55ed as an annex
To- the Nam Exhibition Buidtu, but is an enliIey dis-
tnct structure. 1t 292 feet .Ong by 271 wlde aEu rs
OF wood and corrugated irOn large sheets or
n tg % Se Ws over go Of the leading carriage man
Of the United states Will be represented III th
/ bu ldng, aud viii also be exniDis IRON Great
Brta, canada Germany, Austria, BE lin, ana Italy
Ouy Ucasure carriages IRE adnttcui aIh anu Io'tt
wagons carts aud Omnbuses gong ihto an auhe1 u
tnr Agricultural Building. AbOui Ohe-iouth oI lhe uoor
| space wan le occupied by rAii" ~ eass ana street
Cars, including tine latest designs III inc way vi caNns
room siceuiug Baby carriages ana pefahi-
buiao's will also nav a place ana there WIN DC sec
lion wnerr carrage makers materials Oi ali hus WIN De
good deal OF room VIII De occupied Oy stoves,
cDSs e1Sde anu unt Of the Main Buns and come in sac
tne vthcles because no OtheT piice ct We M io
fscmant, 6aJ Il c5ud not we'll neipeL worlds
fan cannot be made upol an exact sys'ei. Iuere tTe
too man which II In impossible TO io'ide
The special exhibit Of tho brewing industry of the
United States viii be- interesting feature OF TIC far
II viii De made IN building 800 ieet long by 10 leet
WIDE erccte cost Of S32,0UO and now approaching
completion. rlc FUNDS have been raised 10y sUOscptIUl
In t4c center the building wil ne Dicwery VIE az
proens. Of tue art a q brewery OF 30 years
VII oe exhibited one department Oh the Duldlns wiil
contain display Of apparatus Tor nl Processes cor
nect,d with tae making OF malt liquors. another wa
snow specimens OF barley from all parts OF t1e world
aud model maltnouse where tae processes OF Inains
ca be examined and third VII De devoted 10 slnpes
Of hops and exhibits illustrating methods OF cutivans
and preparing tn.n III an anheA 10 .h. p' ns s ~
/ i'st long y 80 wide VIII De sl9wn az Kinds oI
beer. ale and por,er ut European and American max.
Here Will also ba AN icciOuse WIN capaely OF 10
ue exhibits for the L. g. Government Building fast
cons From tue Mar Department there are az so1s
OF NcIpuhs from old wapec,s 70 modern rlltrdeuseS
and couplctc OF uusk,tn naSilg and csr1rldge-
making LAaohluery; from tne Navy Department tLiee
marine ennes sIp's galley, boat USED ~ Dr Kane
nnl one that be!Uu,,t 10 SIR John Fr uklil; the Post
Unce Department Il represented by model post and
mUuey-order office WIN a corps letercaIIiers Tor
service grounds; the Smithsonian - lhs nearly
hnf bu.idug wlCn its chronological and uLeiog gca
collections; aud tue Pateut Ohce has s cdss reauy Tor
models suau space, Jet unoccupled, IL rsserVed Tor
tue Treasury. IuciuOcI IN tle mineral display Is
column OF coal 40 nigh and four eet square taken
from tue mammoth near PJttsNlle Peun ny tAo
l.adin Coal co. huke sdaf Of bitumnous coal from
Cumb. rlGnd arrived yesterday go
No exhibits have been placed in the WOmen's Pavilion
The German papers report tnat the EmpreSs Augusta
has sent TO department handsome album contain
Ia. photographs cdantdbe institutions IN VI
sina wncu are under her protection An assOcaiiJn OF
ban putting mp handsome itte buliung or thc
display specimens OF bank notes, from the rst esaD-
,meut uf the colonies untii the
eut time Bcsdts the main reception room, wncle tEls
to esunR Will b. made, tL building SI contain
a laa.es prlUr aud committee rOoins. About 400
una officers have subscribed u the fund lor lte erection
h. b Sncrnrn President or le Mechanics National
Bank OF kew-lcrk Chairman Of tno AssOclltiOni aud
r George S. CUc, President OF the American Exchange
National sank OF NcwYork, s s secretary. Tie Cuar-
mnn OF tn. Building Committee Is MI. George Philer,
President O tho First National Bank or Pniadelpna.
Col j. H. PaytO OF New jersey Is eudted to tae cIedt
| OF Oigaui2.ug tie movement
MR. BEECHER PRE4CHES IN BOSTON