The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-11

The ship sections are led by John Roach OF New
and Chester, whose vessels and compound engines are
marvels OF skill In the models Beautiful models Of
ships also from England Mr. Roach says he has
contract to build steamboat to ply on Long Island
Sound, that win cost million dollars and viii be the
finest built Mr. Hoe has very recently oiled his
printing press section. The New York Steam Safety
Power Company delayed In filing up its place.
Lockwood Co., OF Philadelphia grind out envelopes
by the thousand, by mysterious and surprising
patented method. The Belgian mining machinery Is
at once powerful and efficient II works AZ
boring in rock aud sand like the sinking OF twelve
foo, we'll Fire engines and almost everything
you think OF there great profusion and seem
ing perfection.
i rHg EMPRESS IN rHR woxExs PAVILION
After the inspection Of the Exhibition building
and shortly before two o'clock Mrs. Gillespie de-
scendant Of Benjamin Franklin, the President OF the
4 women's Committee, sent carriage 10 the main
building 10 convey the Empress OF Brazil
70 tho womens Pavilion, where Her Majesty
was TO set the machinery OF that cdlce
in motion. Her Majesty however, ignored tho
riagc. and, with Dom Pedro and her suite. democrat
icaly walked tho distance In their company besides
the Emperor's suite, Professor Archer, Of the
British Commission; the wife OF the Brazilian
Minister, Mr.. Carvalho Borjes, Count Daci Of
Italy, and numbers OF friends An Immense
Of people Immediately filed into the building
TO witness the ceremonies Tho Empress on her
arrival at the Pavilion proceeded to the Presidents
room, and after short rest, went at once to the
Brazilian Department which she inspected with much
interest The department for the Cincinnati carved
woodwork also much gratined her.
The Empress much pleased TO discover, in the
artistic carving which ornamentcd organ the work
Of . lady friend Of Her Majesty in Sheffield,
England. At the Machinery Department, where the
vrera IN tab rnrd
ana ,asse placed in the Empress hands
she touched them gracefully, tho engine started and
| the machinery put in motion Her Majesty then
returned with her party and Mrs Gillespie TO the OK
room. and after short timo in pleasant
versation departed.
THE BANNER BROAD CASTLE.
During the interval that always precedcs the most
momcntous part OF great festival there Is lu, and
this lu generally taken advantage Of by crowd
TO irreverent merrmcnL Not all the gories Of
Bunker Hill, the bloody memories Of the footprints at
Valley Forge, the tact that one hundred years
just lapsng which had made the nation could keep the
fcsta masses OF people who damned between tho
main Exposition Building and Machinery Hall from hav-
ing their rough horsc play. Long lines of gray coated
and snad-beled Pennsylvania and militia
men stretched over four or five Of ground
of grass plots tulip and hyacnth bods, and the hot
glintcd their bayonet tops herccly. The marines
from tue congress- Win tnelr Wulte egglngS nat
white Carlist caps, made handsome show. The troops
were massed IN the form 0. "v these grounds,
and while all looked at the slender mast top Of
the Exposition Building to national standard
! unbunclcd as soon Grant would forth, there
was wild cheer from the grassy knoll which the
writer stood.
swhat has happeneds WHAT'S the matter? Are
they coming? Is the Emperor with Grant," we're the
eager ordinations of short staturcd people who
stood behind their taller compatrots thcky wedged In
/ 'front.'
mo, It isn't no Emperor nor no Grant," said TALL
blonde featured man, who was spokesman for . small
group on the KNOLL
"rhen what the deuce IS It 9nasked another
.Why, don't you it's foil from tree"
Il answered the blonde Then there laugh
other cheer the Spaniards In two files came in sight,
their handsome uniforms and splendid physique
/ ing the most heartfelt enthusiasm.
"By gravy 10 said an old American officer, who wore
the cooked hat of general officer shose fellows
superb! don't caro- If they spanards. Just look
the easy swing of their bodies, and every Of
size They feel just proud young girl that's 60
Ing to be married"
| Aud Spain might wclrbe proud Of her who tled
| by with their dark blue cloth uniforms and crimson
trimmings their peaked helmets resembling nail
kegs vertically cut asunder. They trod the asphalt
] causcways with such air they might have dis
| played at san Quentin under Pzarro Many ladies'
on the ground were warm their praise of tho pan
iards, who are all young as well as handsome.
! THE CRAFTY RxmDIroRs.
| Is seems to be tho rule that among all these thou
| sands OF people who come 10 this Exhibition there
shall always be present the inventor Of hoe handle
patent pill terribly explosive drccracker. These
very assiduous, industrious and interchangeable gentle.
| men would not shine In : social evening on Murray
1 hiatt
would condemn them and their utterances would
tsnly make suspects Of them. But they have the
Ing OF Darien tho wondrous and unfortunate coonst
| and the cheek Of Chicol, the Kings Jester.
ado you know Knowles' pump?" asked an old
farmer LOOKING Of tho writer who had asked the
latter my questions, and who In his turn had not
answered ono
mo, never heard Of the pump" was tho answer.
''walLn replied the armer-lookng man, "I'm from
/ Warren. Mass. You know where isf les
between Springfield and Wooster Wall we kind q
hollow Knowles pump, and spose therc'n DO
| million or mere people from Europe
At this ycrs big thing Wall now what
them cmperors and kings going to do when they
see Knowles pumps guess they are going 10 take IL
homo. amt thcys I'm going TO live right on tho
ground and take look At them empcrors whom they
just git drs sight OF thai pump But the biggest thing
Is Crystals chlsols. What you them
chsels Wat Till Jim Pedro OF them chiseIs
Why. good heavens, hen have em everywhere in his
Empire. have son here, and I'm going 70 live with
him. Might as well save dollar. because, young
man, II you don't = dollar, how you gong TO get
! your turnips Inf
When the old farmer heard the sound and the loud
echoes OF "Riegos Hymn" no did not seem At all
affected but simply asked whas "a the durncd clai,er
| was abcouL 4"
/ BrLLzTED OK PHILADELPHIA
wayarers gong 70 Philadelphia, the city Of the Gen.
tcnnial, on all tho railroads VIII nnd agents OF the
railroad companies who have themselves IN
this matter, and have hired all the vacant houses
In the widely distributed city 90 them
strangers, giving them board and lodging For supper