New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
COMMENTS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.

The London Journals of the llth come to us
with leading articles upon the opening OF the EXhiDtOh
based ON the unusually full account which they received
by cable They all more less congratuatofy IN tone'
although the qualifying "buP Is omitted from feW'
Such portions OF each are OF Interest 10 AD5ncdh
readers are here given:
IL would perhaps be little invid0us to sny much at
present on the weak point In this great aSsenbGge OF
manufactures bus 1t y not impssine t9tt thc AlSicI,
policy f. not favorable To Their nanWactutra hs tey
have imagined; aud they will oerta My learn something
Of tie pice they paying to support the PrO'ec'ed
inteCesis.-lPnll Mall Gazette.
The p,ol',e OF tho United states celebrated ycsterday
by worlds show OF gigantic proporiions the centenary
festival their National indopeudynce, anu ior s9ue
u tho whole earth win obscure all other American IN
teress. Vet since the United states became
nation ias the political life Oi the Union been III more
crcd state and tho attention Of the country, n Tor
absorbed by the pomps ana vaniteS ot the Cg
tcunIal Exhibition. viii be quickly orOueht Dack % tlr
stern realities oi pubic pOhcy; lSo Hius'iotnS & i0
kecniy ta spectacle presented by Their pOh.iahs
will not bear tcsug by the loty standards WmGn me
development OF popular government IN the New "orl
within the last huudrcd years cAblDlb- ana c4oros.
gu,s Thf aviity witn which charges against official
pefsonagcs and party lea er are fastened upO the 1c't
cato the rna.i.soncnt o offenders and The rigorous cN-
action ~ high moral qualifications ins poiira, he'oHs
proofs tHt the peprr oi tnr United States arc D't
only dis satisfied with the present condition oI pocs,
Jul tLat Will 20 lar To look Tor ana tutct iauicl!
lac special ieiecrln frorn Philadelphia. which we
publish Ais morning Si'c- y ti. a''1thl ~ tho open
Yesterday Tue ceremony successu In ai respects,
aud tie account correspondent gives of the pldu8
of AZ. sIrrounng- aud Dr the Vst collection OF WoihS
OF ara aud iadusry 10 contains shows the cpnpeifnCn'
with which the -enam' has b-Cn carried ont
Tpr Puiiadrp pLin Exhibition is IN anprOpla celebration
gf ccLtDuITy uf tAc CXis curc Vf tIr udLuu Ino
8.suf which napprued IN the P.nLs glyaaia capital
huu cd years asp rntirr The resolve 10 rfcdla
now tinvrrumrns than the actual birth u nation; but
u W- resolve tuat has been wOrthiiy sustained, and
has ha a,tuul results. IL tnc act ' group of
fr!ltinu- of EHgsh freedom. OF all tIo tnn-s winch
Eusiisnmcu have done, tuo creation OF the American
Republic Of she uOI Al. and great u, ii iutfe 10
a e.rtan apI TDprutcucss "a kr'puG fs centenary IN
tho fashion Lo-er. Tho hundred wears nave been Wsn
t1!ssI ~ tie progress Oi arr aud mthihclur, anu,
la the Exhibition SHOWS, fhe progress Las
Icsu universal. IHr industrial Tra ~ mod rh csiAZllIn
old A,ricf nationality; ahd i-H
tySu nave grown together Guc astonishing psos ess 0t
ct,,r. Aud yeupu4 oi tuer territories, at- nut tlc st
S,ldnc niInIe-la,ioYs Oi urycipim"ui watch ~
b-.n going all osyr tAe word, but especially va fn-
gisu-spra suy couufuHs. An exhibition Thlc1 ateinp
U some to to mark thc ptHt to VIII til' uaus.iAi
Development ui tho modem void has reached may
tIcr, olr serve 90 u.u.Id Americans that Whi" they
have been making prYLltv, al fHlc uArNtp',d "a Ai'-
tiry other u4toua have brcn doing ts -iur, ana Hti
try have Only pafik.H of the general rovrnent oi thc
modern world Ine unueI States stand alone in ocint
able IA ihir u-fpo wty 10 Eftp tue 1rst centenary IN
thor L.l.ry. There b, soinct[ essen lazy modern lu
TINS ability date their brtu tiOn lrih i'1rbcu-
tr year Most nations have bat tim traditions oi their
youth. III" Gcinitu Empire iIi Go" Fr"E"h fuii ore
among the y0une't born 81 European governments. put
tary are f.tl-r chang. of form IN 0d i~Uui- tunu
TIE setting up Of national tXstrncU-D Ddly news.