New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-11

collection at Vienna in 1873. The great merit "i JH'
English pictures owing 10 the fact that they came
from the private galleries Of gentlemen owning fine
works The Nethcrlaud, exhibit good. and SO were
those ofEellium sweden and spain. il WasHiogeIhef"
ars!cgao OF extraordinary Talent The Italians sent TOO
many copies Of old masters, hut among their ln'lhi's
were some Of Hrstrate landscape Nothing 10 the Whoe
Exhibition attracted SO much attention US TIE Ndi.h
statuary The Art Galleries at al times The h's'
crowded pant of the fair and the rooms coHihne o. e
statues were the most crowded portions OF The galleries
The Italians. Mr. sartain says have struck ONT now
field i'm sculpture and ha successfully treated ia mar
bic subjects heretofore confined o. canras-sceies iFom
d0uest c lie. Their cUti0u 10 wonderful, ana "h''
ever hc critics may say the popular instinct recognizes
and approves tho truhulucss TO nature manifested IN
these works.
IN reference to the letter from the Artists Committee
Of selection recently published in TIE TRIBUNE protest
Ing against the admission by him Of works rejected bF
ticm and alleging that by his action the character of
the American collection has dccro|,ed, Mr.. S'fiHh
saws tina, he only admitted ten pictures aud that they
were mauifcsty superior TO many admitted by the COM
nittcc. Mr. Huntington himself declared in letter that
Injustice had been DONE and that of the rejected
works should be allowed 10 come in, wltIa label AZ
tqchcd stating that they admitted hy order OF me
Directorate the chief Of the Art Bureau Su'h
labels were placed on all pictures not received Ny inc
committee The first that accepted contrary 10
the committees decision The Tramp" by Mr. Noble
OF Cincinnati bthtit ii'il VIM MO '''' " N'
for tbc dcyclopul,ut OF art, and whose friends made
Great effort TO correct the injustice they believed done
HIM AitcrwarI the few pictures approved by Mr. sai-
tam were admitted.
TIE DEPARTMENT OF MACHINERY.
Can't An,rt Chiee Of the Bureau Of Machinery. said;
II is scarcely necessary for me 60 speak OF tAe general
success of The Exhibition in my department. as every
Indy knows that il mas been very successful The ut
cbincry employed in our various industries was thor
ely represented in almost every respect tAtcp' HH
Of marine engineering and sliphuidns "Iichl hPo '"
interest owing TO the decline of American commerce IL
moi I'm as prosperous condition rs 10 should ne' INC
| number of exhibitors Of machinery was more than
double The number at the Vienna Exhibition, the only
| ureyIous one which had a separate hall devoted TO
This department. The exhibitors, as q rule, were
very much pleased. Tho majority or them nave
been reimbursed. Large sales OF machinery nave o''n
made both 10 foreign and native customers number
Of foreign machines have been sold aud VIII remain I'D
TIN, country. Machinery Han cost less than the sum
arnroprlat,d for its erection. IL The settled po'
f tl Cruinission 10 encourage the oEhiltiou or pro-
csscs Of manufacture and this lea 10 The granting ~
permission 10 exhibitors sell the products ar suc
work. % percentage Of the proceeds being PAID 10 inc
EolrI of Finance. During the last three months SUM
WAS realized in this way sufficient 10 pay a tho expense,
Of the Machinery Department for that uu'.
The Coll,s engine ana shaftiuc worked during 'he
whole time Of the Exhibition without any w.-"p what
ever. never stopping from any disbursement, ana n'
accident has happened 70 any person fI"m machinery
,rr the control OF the Bureau. To drive all The ma
clnery IN the Exhibition 400 horsepower Was re-
,,rircd and this was supplied from the boilers
through threefourths Of mile Of steam pipe vary
ing III u'a'"'''i i.'" w. n. ~,
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DEPARTMENT or AGRlCUITUEF
w. p,r,,tt Iartr.fb chief %! tu. dn,rirr. .-ut cy-
.r o,r,t satisf,cti,n with its General results, 80
i,s irtcr.,ot,ou.l c.liuitf4n ever bad 20 separate
s,rt,,eut f,r t. pro5uct- and implements of farming,
- .r.c..s ,t tI,.. ,,u.riipa,.f I,.r. vonId
- .i,.bt ,.. n T., l,. c,pisd i'm f1iure fairs. There
cr.eli..r Good show % American ,...rl!tur.I
,lt.,r .o,d deal M ur...,e.. in sIf....f..n, aud
-, GA, c,,,st,,,,,.,r, NJ mowers and r.su.rs wa,
i,,I MIA ,,r..i.ri,,, i,-... of t.is i,r,,p an IL.
-'il",r., oa,,iIcrod n bar.lo,dtnp machine as
r,s most importaut Of The new inventions
ue most ilnpoI ''.' W ,.,.,'''.,,'..l,
$50 II. t "a, INV, nj machine, and ii,l,ro-