, 1876-05-27

lcaat, would sw!tch of on 10 u.c Farisim,
tnneuc- The lunch DID nut takn A long time for
s,n,1 nearly everybody va. through r',cn t?;cnn..
llawley rose tu say that THU whs tile birthday Of
the ltrttleh Queen, and that VIC would drink her
llca!tl'. Il,e cheering Wa lung nnsl hearty, mare
Cnntrrcnce, which made the two countries more
fricns1ly than they lIh.l been for ling tine.
There was more cheering whun the bA,t played
.Hud save Tic Qnecs,;" aud agnin 1nure cl!ter-
Head with toast to the foreign Commissioner,
coupled with M nflustnn 70 t1ln health of The
Qncn.. The Engllshnan Is Kntxl speaker, and
VIVA well received. unn remark llu mule com
sYn I wi1l giye here at lis risk u rrpcatiag
g1nph. T liz 'li alluded III 10 lis its ,@ng , n,e nc.
dualntancn with international! Exhibitions,
hnynng ng,% sec t1o tne,1 al snse The rs IN ]
Of them; alsil said that he freely and frankly
pronounced ours tho best tint kul ever bren
given. Mhny Of us believe 70, but VIC may hc
havc this Endorsement from foreigner than
from ono Of our own eountrrmen. Df course,
tlts emphatic approval Of our Centennial lis-
play wns warmly npptaM!cd
PRESIDENT nAnFAND
of Columbia Colegc, responded for tho Amcti-
can Judges, and WIS not half ns agreeable "a tho
EngllsiInan III the srcaEtng linu. ll!s voice Is
10y @ ad " ,. lonE n,'d ne aIlnt le. up aat he hst
mud, attention, "a the walters wcro hurryinr
about with bottles, and the eonni.es were efInk-
Ing glaaRes and paIgtng eacl, other with war1n
bopGs for TIC future. When lie had finished
the band playetl "Auld Lang sync," md tlcn
last Of them being to the President OF tho
Unlteal States. Thon without further ceremony,
the party hrolie up, aud thc Judgra, Com
n,'ssioncrs, and others wandered away from tic
Hall. Altogether, tic aiIair OF the day VIA
very pleasant, IA It was quickly over, nni was
not dclugcd with oratofy to tic p1tcut tlut
usually tappcns In s,lcl. gatherings
H.. >, =, nEutFp ,, TIP SCENES.
smiling exterior there h a great deal of irown-
hoped to be on the jury who did not get thoro,
anfl Some wlIo occupy pIArce have received them
viewing; oT, ut al events, great dcnl Of it
has been done by and for theni. Already thoy
urc beset by the exhibitors and their friends,
who desire first prizes, aud nre quite able, and
they nrc to ali others Ii, the 's sane % tnep psT1c Tbc
foreign Commissioners arc growing because
they l,nvo not been treated as they wfsh 10 be,
a1ti they held q meeting the other day TO
take so1nc action nhout their grievances.
They do not Hike the system VI
awards, and tic sense OF the u4cstt,ir wus, that
they should take measures to protest earnestly,
but respectfully, against the system. They
argue tsiat the Gnited States has unc-l1a1f tie
have tho otller half and no nlorc. One Of them
tells mt that tito jurics arc 50 arranged TINT tic
United States will have majority OIL aIl the
Committees which will consider things wherein
other countries arc active competitors OF ours,
They say tllat in such cascs there will be no
rllaiec for anybody but M American to take
prize; while, iii groups aud sections wllcra
s sssoS o 4srel, ar, stcF 1a al s o1ea o-g Or a
In other words, tilcy consider it d SUIT of
"deall oper1-naltl-el,ut bllBineesn u to briug the
Americans out ahead. Now, whether this Is so
or not, 1 nth unable tu any. It u,uy
d 4, cent on IT. It either way. ! I'M hot hot sui. NJ
saine thinE at Vicnna MD Tars, aid @ cItrct to to
lea, y at ercry l.tsrnational ExhtbltIon / at
cycrytnE @ to @ please I u.s. a. ws said IL @ a. obt0 tHo
uary-couilet which bus passcd Into history: al,u
why should We bc ull sInflcs and sunshine t1
tllIs business any more than In any otler but,
sioers p SOY i las BEEN bee ~ sst p, Do yo, supnsc
ospcxially thoso that ruko tn the pr,seat II Till
Is All american Centennial Exhibition, why
shouldn't W. tako nll the beet plums 10 our
selves, and leave the skins aud secds to the out
sldcssl
INCONVENIENCE or MONOPOLY.
There is not much to complain Of concerning
the concessions Ernntcd inside the Centennial
Grounds, now that the restaurunt-kcepcra hnvo
gnugo railway il getting into decent operation.
Thu worst thing nos Is the telegraph concca-
sion. Tile Atlantfc Il Pacific Telegraph Is H.
side, and the Western Union outside. At the
quarrel between these Companies am un-
moved, and look upon their competitions viii.
the calm resignation Of a statue. But tic rrcs-
ent arrangement is nuisance, a. great many
persons, particularly the Journalists, wish to
send bg tic Western Union lines on1y. They
cannot do 70 without going outside, or scnGini.
messenger, and sometimes II Ii tncu.yenlcnt