The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16
PARTISAN SAHOUDlIES.
Immense Success Of the
Great Exposition.
The MILLION VS.. The MONARCHS.
Agriculture, Machinery and Educa-
tion Our Pet Exhibits.
WISE MOBILES BUY AMERICAN WARES.
The International Juries at Work.
Our Representatives.
THE SHAH AND HIS DIAMONDS.
A Cordial Leave aking Between Grant
and MacMahon.
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WISE MOBILES BUY AMERICAN WARES
The International Juries at Work.
Our Representatives.
THE SHAH AND HIS DIAMONDS.
A Cordial Leave Taking Between Grant
and MacMahon.
ULYSSES RETREATS TO HOLLAND.
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PARIS, June Is, 1873.
The adjournment of the Chambers has
left the great Exposition without rival.
The great Incorporating Congress at
Berlin is foregone conclusion, and beyond
comments upon the friendly reception Of
the French representatives at Berlin one
hears little about it. Paris, in thought, is
therefore tolerably wen centred on the Paris
show. That portion OF the press which
sneered at the Exhibition is slenced by its
immense pecuniary success and the increas-
ing interest.in it. It is funny enough to
see this fighting nation with its Temple Of
Peace open, when Austria, which held the
last great world show, is getting up make
believe Of belligereut preparation.
THE sHAH IN PARIS.
The Bonapartists, who still wish to speak
depreciatingly of the Exhibition, and point
to the fact that therefhave been no sovereigns
to see it as there were at that Of 1867, when
Austria, Russia, Turkey, Egypt and other
countries sent their monarchs, are answered
by the republicans, who triumphantly point
to the Shah Of Persia. His Majesty is not
much TO brag of in the regal line, but he is
still curiosity.
~ SMART, THEREFORE AsfERrcx9a.
Apropos OF the Shah, it is said that some
smart New York operators have been trying
TO get his diamonds. Notwithstanding tho
strong guard of police, on Wednesday even
ing at nine o'clock fire broke ont in his
apartments at the Grand Hotel. Next day
several fast New York men who had been
staying at the hotel disappeared for parts
unknown. Everything smart in this way
being attributed here to Yankees, the in
ference is plain.
OUR AGRICULTURAL HxHBIr
Our agricultural collection at the Exhibi-
ton is eliciting high need Of praise on
all sides. The specimen machines are
superbly got up in expensive woods. with
silver plating prodigally lavished upon
them. A number of bales of superior cot
ton have just arrived from New Orleans.
rIrEED CUSTOMERS.
In addition to the sales of articles from
the Tiffany exhibit to the Prince of Wales
they have found purchasers of their superb
wares in the persons Of the Shah, Prince
Leopold of England, Archduke Ludwig,
Comte de Flandres, Prince Radziwill,
Baron and Baroness de Rothschild. The
Berlin Museum has ordered duplicate set
of the Cesnola collection of gold ornaments
from Cnrium
THE WATCH ON TIE SEINE.
Similar good fortune has attended the
American Watch Company. The entire
contents Of their showcase have been sold
to dealers in Great Britain, Holland, Cor
many and Australia.
OUR EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT.
Our educational exhibit is now completed,
and its installation hns been arranged with
scientific classification Of the material.
Two sides OF tho exhibit are occupied by
the finest specimens of our school archi-
lecture Of all grades. The other two
sides are taken up with graphic illus
trations, comprising maps and charts,
astronomical and other drawings. The
Ane collective exhibition from Washington
occupies tho centre and embraces model
Of a school house, reports, text books,
views and plans Of all the school houses and
1000 specimens Of work by scholars of NIL
classes The National Bureau OF Education
has sent reports and documents and the
catalogues of 1873 libraries in the United
States. word of praise is duo to Mr..
Philbrick, the director
TREASURY ENGRAvrXGs.
The exhibit Of cngravings from the Treas
ury Department attracts much attention.
THE JuRIEs.
Already the international juries have
begun their work, and exhibitors arc all
agog for the good words OF these worthless.
Until the close Of tho Exhibition we may
expect to hear Of much intriguing and
pipe-laying for those certificates Of award