New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

fair. The Central Association OF the German Leather
Trade have issued circular inviting the world TO par
ticpate. They say: alt Ia evident to everybody ,a'
the principal features Of exhibition ought TO be uty
and improvement OF the industry The honor Is sec
ondary question The most important thing Tor tne eE
hibors generally should be not 10 receive ihes OF
any other more or less deserved Distinction Dut 70
get true and vertable knowledge OF their own
industry and of the state of the cometton 10 look
about the places where they can sen ler O~l
goods WherefrOm they get the best ana cncapt
materials. Is all that possible In univefsal EMU bi
toni Every who has paid ylSlt at the great eM
billions OF London, Paris Vienna Padelpha. @c eouu
say that IL not only Impossible 10 ger III usei vn
nPction with the exhibitors OF me OBS Ior wncn re
may have had any interest put lht II was ,so LID
difficult in respect TO noise to distractions OF EVER n
10 resume his thoughts in any profitable way. a
general view of special industry was not nc oplned
and the fabricant went away without having re1haa
10 Remember win pleasure all the European exhibitions
at which they hay appeared and the present enterprise
is one which will commend Itself to their FAVOR IN
hibiIors should address the "Bureau DIES CenrlNer-
bandes der Deuschen Leder-lndustrieen, freidflcns
strassc, No 243, Berlin, s. W."
President Hayes and Secretary Evarts are
warmly in favor of having United States well repre-
sented at the Paris Exhibition both as matter OF conr
tesy toward the French Republic and for the bencht OF
American manufactures and commerce. message
recommending appropriation and the ehpioSm en' VI
Government ships TO carry the goods to ana from ha're
will be probably sent to Congress early III thc extra ses
sion in June There is only sentiment current III re-
gardo the Exhibition, and that is that action should be
taken promptly and in a spirit which will secure eood
organization OF the American department and credit
able representation. 1t il expected therefore, tlat
bill VIII be passed by Congress without unnecessary d
Law creating a commissions consist Of chief and
assistants, 10 organizo and carry on the work Inc
prominent officers Of the Centennial EAhlhtion, VINO
won great credit for their efficient management OF me
greatest worlds fairs Will doubtless have tne lfegr
ence tor these appointments II they Wl accept, me
names of Mr Go horn JOnn Welsh, Gen. Francs \.
Walker Prof. Blake. end Gen. Hawley are hicl u,
toned 1t is gratifying TO observe that the %orS ol
preparation Is 10 SlWubcr, however. until congress
acts. Mr. Nathan Appleton and others are malnrIng
plans and interesting manufacturers. Much can ne uone
in this direction Congress assemblies ana should
be- since there positively time - he lost III must
be remembered that England and Canada are ma"iLg
elaborate prepare for Tie EX5iDcn IL Is fthhy
admite d y inc British press that England especially IL
tends il possible. regain the lrCsgc ana supremacy
lost at Philadelphia. England will make Drallt ava
extensive display and there is little doub thai " the
United States makes imperfect one the mtInui o. tbe
trumpis VIII pale before the results o. lSs ana
a disastrous be struck AZ american e0ihnielco III
manufactures.