New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
TILE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

THE DISPLAY OF THE GERMAN EMP1KE'
APPOINTMENT OF A COMMIssIoN-THE COLLECTION
OF ARTICLES BEGUN-GovERSMENr APPBOPRlA-
TION-GooDS THAT WILL BE ENiilBiiEp-
KRUPP's CANNON.
fvRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSF'I
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-Germany will make
a good representative display OF all her most important
industries the Centennial Exhibition She VIII not oc
cupy as much space at Vienna where the desire 10
eclipse Austria her own ground Induced the berih
Government to put forth extraordinary Efforts ana re-
suited In an exhibit that more remarkable ior is
magnitude than for the taste or ingenuity shown. Inc
design appeared TO be rather to collect specimens oi "
the articles made In the Empire than samples OF the pest
At the Centennial by essenirg tho quantity we may
expect that Improvement In the average qudty VIII
be made The display Will not be confined 10 tho wares
Of such manufacturers expect TO mud their pfJh III
establishing trade with this country, or In enrEnS
one already existing, but 1t will embrace all Industries
crcdable 70 the nation. In many cases where ITO tc
interest works to induce proprcors OF important esab
llshmens TO send their products, the GoVernmeh' 'o
mission undertakes to pay the expense There VIII Dc
number of collective exhibits made wholly nv the Com
mission, each designed 10 present IN small compass INC
polucis Of an entire branch OF industry. The Commission
has its headquarters in Berlin, and is composed, ~ VIII
b, seen by the following list OF high officers OF the LIN
pre or Of the several German States: d. jacob Royal
Prussln Actual yy-Supcror-Goycrnment Counselor
and Ministerial Director, President; Dr. stuve Royal
PrIssan PriyyGoycrnmcnt Counsellor and Counsellor
in the Ministry Of Commerce. DIR. Wedding Royal Prus-
sian Counsellor of Mines; Mr.. Reithcr, Royal Bayaan
Counsellor Of Legation; Mr. Won NostitzWal"iz'
Royal Saxon Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary: Baron Won spitzembcrg. Royal Wurtemburg
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiuy
DIT Neidhardt, Grand Duca Hefsan Ministerial Coun-
sollor; Mr.. Kaufman. Royal Prussian Counsellor of
Commerce; DR.. Kruger, IIanseatic Minister Resident
Mr. Won Hollobcn, Royal Prussan Superior Tribunal
Counsellor; M Scbcniing, Councillor In the once "i
the Chancellor Of the Empire Baron Won Zedlz, Royal
Prussau Provincial Counsellor, and Mr. Baries ln'pec-
tor OF Buildings Mr.. Niebcrdng and Mr.. Bartsls are
expected here at the opening Of the Exhibition
but it Ia not known that any OF the other
Commissioners Will The affairs OF the
Commission here intending the installation 81 goods and
other active matters connected with the Exhibition are IN
the hands Of the following Resident Commission; Nr
John d. Inkoau, Mr. Charles H. Meyer, German Consul
at Philadelphia; Mr. Custavus Remak, and DR. Fred.
volck Unt the completion Of the German pavilion on
the Exhibition grounds, the Commission occupies rooms
on Fourth A.. opposite The Reading Railroad building
It's Secretary j. Mr.. Gustav A. Radtke.
The Appropriation f.I the German Department made
by the Imperial Cove fmeut 600 OOOmars amount
inz In American currency abou, 100000 larger
amount l. needed aud tho Commission expect an adi
tonal appropriation. Tho space occupied In the several