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GENOI 10 HONOR C0IUMLUs.
An italian. ericnn Exposition to he Held
Under the Patronage orthc King.


Under the Patronage OFT king.
whsnrNoToS. July 31.-The fourth contcn.
NAL the discovery OF America is to be cele.
hrnted Mt Genoa. tho birthplace OF Colum us
with an Italian Americ, IN Exposition, to which
the King OF Italy hns consented to Give hi.
pati onngc. and for which he allows tho use Of
his name as honorary President. The pro.
Gramme announced includes the following
lectures:
l. A now opera. "Colum bus" will he pre-.
senied during the continuance Of the Exposi.
tion in ,Ee Carlo Fclicr Theatre. the third
largest theatre in Italy. The opera Is now be.
ing written ty the composer. Baron Fran.
che;ti who receives siO0 900 for the W rk.
.. Monuments will be erected and unveiled
during tho year in memory OF Garibnldi and
of the late Duke OF Galliera the nobeman who
planned for the fine new harbor OF Genoa and
who gavo the sum Of $4,00O.00O toward the
construction OF The new bleakwater which
protects the port
g. A Columbian Museum will be established
in tho old house near the Porto Sau Andrea
which the father OF Columbus bought in 1857
aud In which the great navigator Is supposed
to have passed his early youth.
4. An archaeological and fine arts museum
will DO established rs the frnit OF the generous
beauest Of tho late Duchess of Galliera who
died in Paris in 1855. by h:r will the
city o! Genoa fell heir to a valuable col
lection OF paintings ind s'atuary. incid-
In works by iinh,ns an" and N inarp ,SE ne
i iho Wits HE Palace. which stands bessie tie
grand municipal palace whore the ,elcS o. w
the Red Palace" ais presented by the Duchess
OF iailiera. and these three structures WI be
ception o. relies and works Of art
5. A maritime exposition will be hold on thu,
plan oil the Liverpool eXrositions oil 1856 anu
those OF llavre in 1851 and OF Catiz and Glas-
6. 4 historical, geographical. nnl maritime
congress will 10 he'd ut which will be present
noi.u scholars from all M ions.
The Italian American Exposition will be linn
tied TO samples. as the tract OF innd devoted 70
Italian. American products. The land was Sc;
cured by the demolition OF the 'FRONT.' Bass,i
rom IN. thu ii the Of ns s bssnS
the, Porto Pita and beyond the Porto Romano
md covering between sixty and eighty acre.
In letter receive ell from MIR. +. Cravern. Vice
President and acting resident 81 the EX-
"pncnl to the i iran t ween ' Italy and ,he
two Americas. aud thus increase the friendly
aud business relations between the two popu-
The Exposition will be divided into two Sec
tons. Italian and American. md all American
Governmep5s that agree to take part in the en-.
to erect kiosks pnvillonS galleries. or other
structures. In case any OF the American Cow
ernments do not care TO erect special build
ings. they can occupy a space in certain pavil-
ions measuring about 500 square metres. 10
be erected for such purposes, each exhibitor
Or country to have q separate front and access
TIE cost Of each snace OF this kind will be
about $1,000. but land for the erection Of build.
ing BY the American Governments will be
gratis. To facilitate the work of the Govern.
ments who desire. to erect special paviiions
the committee will prepare drawings OF gal.
lerics. kiosks. &c. with estimates OF the cost
and will undertake to attend TO the constrnc-
ton OF the buildings after the approval OF the
plans