New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
PROSPECTs OF HE PALS hXPOSITION
WHAT THE FRENCH MINISTER THINKS SHOULD BH
DONE FOR THE UNITED STATES EXHIBIT.
NJ Outrey. the French Minister, was at tho

WHAT THE FRENCH MINISIFR THINKS SHOULD BH
DONE FOR THE UNITED STATES EXHIBIT.
NJ. Outrey, the French Minister, was at tho
Clarendon Wednesday, where reporter oi IHh IRB-
uNy called IN search information relative to the Paris
Exposton OF '7s. With mach courtesy NJ Outrey gave
his reasons believing that the coming Exposition
woud prove successful and expressed hope that tho
United states would arrange 10 make soou IePesch'|
tive exhibit
Has there any change in the plans Of your Gov
erulnent for rs :" asked the reporter.
"IJp 10 this moment" replied NJ Outrcy, " the work
of preparation has been going without cessation.
according to original plans have not heard word
from AN Official source indicating the possibility of
change or posponemoot, and believe that the Expos-
tio viii be Just what it was first intended 10 make H."
"Is IL likely that Russia will cXhibitr
'Yes; the war Will soon be over. II cannot last l0ng
think there may he peace or an end OF hghtng before
the close OF October"
.Do YOU expect Turkey represented at the Ex'
A6out that cannot tell"
"Thcrc is nothing likely To happen in France itself -
nrein,lice tnr succ, 81 OF the EXpOslilOnf'
IN indeed; France is in rs prosperous condition
sb. mas knOWn for many years. 1his Nltb che adFab-
tages Parts offer, good conditions for sncosss
ris NJ centrally located, aud annually Is visited By
thouands eeis, whether there special attto.
tnn like AN exposition or not And thiuk The polteai
excitement IN France somewhat misunderstood m this
country. II l. not struggle between the 1oDaIchsts
aud the Re ubhcais WITH TIC import OF an attempt 70
estabisn monarchy II Is contest between c0nserva-
tsm aud rad cIsn, both under the Republic anu VIII
sette itself shortly aud peaceaDiy."
| Do YOU see that much hort u being made Dy tne
| United states tO make "A worthy cNLlJliF -
''Tnc time Is growing sho tel the Exposition VIII
omen i'm May and there left Ou.y ten months iney
have only an imperfect idea ~ Ia ope ~ what You r1n
do I'm some respects they underestimate the progress
of the United States. Especially IA mechanism tbcy
hnNe mo- adcauate idea of the pcriecuou 1nd NwN OF
yuur M tchiuery and inventions. The United baes bas
| b,en aIott d nuen space the ENposton. aud mo
Frnrh Government und people have hoped 10 see the
su,ce NJ, Al .led. But al We do Is 20 extend tae ia.
I yilatiUn. II only temporary commission e"po
he appoiutcd to act uIill cNugrcss should eons'hr
the subject OF a regularly appointed commission,
| many of the III ELECTS Ot delay mlSht Ds
avoided You remember now IL was wilh the Exposition
of 90 The United States Government took action az
| very l.le daY and the American Department dd hoS
,oiTv bcyn "a rcpreso the industries OF tins cOuat9
Almost REPETITION O tuis was shown " Nlel"a ~Od
have seen tie United states raAe iOns h'tiu's s'" b
| first visit. a quar- ter OF - cenlurl ago. .,.,.
| Is IL Aey the Uuited s1Ates VIII i"Se pu' VI no
| space allotted 10 II v . -, -, -, -.
/ No But Oi course III by the Deglhnlhg ol aotiier
wear IL is apparent tnat the United staes VIII not 90
yrav 10 make full exhibit. you know be space nusi 10
| nled IN some manner desire To s-y expressly sntt
ILL.,, A. no relaxation OF ehJ;t Oh tie iefi ~ ms S,N
elnment ia carrying out the plans oi ee LN,O'eoe ~.
t rep,at that the intervening tlihe u s' phG aNN ~
thai In mat OF tnis KIND DENY may bel iony hhs~i>
! the effectiveness of q nation's oxhini-