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    • THE EXHIBITION OF 1862,
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      WE fcondense from the speech of Sir l ^ iiOMAS Phillips , rit the opening meeting of the present session of the Society of Arts , held oh Wednesday evening , the following inforxnation Tyith regard to the above project . The International Exhibition of Works of Art andlndustry , to be holden in 1862 , has largely engaged the attention of tBe members of the Council , and occupied much of their time during and since the close of the last session . In order that the Council should succeed in obtaining

      subscriptions to the guarantee fund , it was necessary to define the general conditions on which it should be contributed , and especially to name the trustees to whom the management of the undertaking should be entrusted . The Council recommended for the office of trustees , Earl Gbanville , K . G , Lord President of the Council ; the Marquis of Ciiaxdos ; Thomas Basi ^ o , Esq ., M . P . ; C . Wentw / obtii Bilke , Esq . ; and "Thomas Fairbair : n " , Esq . ; and the selection of these gentlemen has received the entire approval of the influential noblemen and gentlemen who have signified their willingness to join in the guarantee agreement . The provisions of the guarantee agreement received careful consideration from the Council , and it was resolved 'that no subscriber should be liable until £ 25 O > 000 at least was guaranteed ; that application for a site at South Kensington should be inade to the Commissioners for the Exhibition of 1851 ; that one ^ -third

      part at least of the sum expended on buildings should be employed in . erections ox a permanentcharacter , to be held by the Sbciejty for decennial or ptlier peripdical Exhibitions , and S ^ en-ijPt / sa metiK ^ i " . A ftf * ^^ n ^ io&tiies , ; - and Commerce ^ aiid that the d ^^ ai : or * , airy s ] d ^ / reserved : to the guaxanteers fortup promoting of \ thei-sanie objects ; - / Active measures \ vere taken by : the Council to make their ar 4 'angp inepts ; kno >| m ^ 6 ; the rhejhbe ^ of the Society , as well as to p ^ er iii ^ en ^^ ati £ : <^ m ^; rc ^ tance ^ jg ^ odicaj lip ^ hibitiionSj and thie TOlue / at ^ ched / to them 'W-Jih' ^' t f ^ bJiGi-. ^ s- ' : a iiieahs . whereby ? ; the growth : of art arid eir

      indtisfoy &&y be ^ timulated ^ arijd th prdgress . ascertained \ &ti& /^ ti < &&JB&x ( 'T . ecQiyB& ^ remarkable confirmation from the P ^ bg > -an& liheral ; spiiji ; in -vyhieb the . guarantee * fun ^ s ^ Spnbe cj : $ 0 ;' ^ / large nu ) iiber : / of ii ^ uentiat noblerneii and ge $ | j ^^ int £ resf £ d ¦ . In / . / . the pp ^ r ^ t ums ^^ at t ; s ^ d / irid ^ try . / Although rip / p ^ b ^ a ^ ertiseMent . h ^ the ; -ig ^ ra ^ e ^ , ^ ¦ p ^ rsp ^ s ; j i ; , 1 ^ j ^ % e ^^^ ' tp / j ^^^^^ missj ^^ - ^ lp / i : ' ' ¦ : ^ e / , p 2 xh ^^ o , ^ : p ^ i : 35 i ; ,, a ;; cpj > y of i ^ -V ; . " jguar ^ n ^ je ^ :-: ' \ . ^ jgfjp ^ ijaesnit ;^ :: /^ Titi ^ -gV >' ^ tihijBi ^ : ; i-i /^ cotie ' c . tiiye : ) , " : aixcl in ^ vidual ' ' / sui > i ^ brtrfbr ; ' iiih e iindertalciniffi aud asfcink for the t :

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      An International Exhibition m 1862 would elicit even more valuable results than were achieved in 1851— -if managed with the ^ auie spirit arid intelligence as ' its great predecessor . The great expansion of ouv commerce ,--. as evidenced by the increase in our ' exports-and '' imports : ; the former from 71 millions in 1850 , to 130 millions in ] 859 , and 101 millions in the first nine months of 1860—^ the numerous inventions and improvements in our ¦ manufactures —the large increase in population and wealth- —the extension of the means of-locomotion by the : multiplication of railways at home and abroad , and the desire for / travel thus

      engendered— -the iuore intimate knowledge of this" ' . country by foreigners—the spread of education- ^—the growth of liberal commercial principles—an increased knowledge of and love for Art , will each and nil contribute to swell the numbers who will seek admission to the Exhibition ; whilst the manifestation of the marvellous progress of the last ten years in the ' 'stap le ¦ . productions of this and other countries will afford the " most powerful stimulus to , ' future- improvement . The Society of Arts . ' may be congratulated on the eminent success which lias attended the efforts of the Council to provide an adequate Guarantee Fund . When their intention

      to promote the holding an International Exhibition in 1862 was first made known to the public , their resolution was regarded-by , many with , apprehension and distrust , but . the favourable opinion of the undertaking which was early manifested by men eiiiincnt in various walks of active liftv afforded satisfaetpry proof that the Council liiid iiiterjjreted aright the feelings of their countrymen . . ' The same motives Nyhieli auim ' ated raanufacturcrs and investors in 1851 Syill exist in full force in 1862 . Men / ' hitherto ' , but little / known will provoke rivalry and challengp eoinpetitipn , whils £ : / men better / known aiid established SviH not / be left behind in the / struggle for

      ' distmctipii , ' •/ We may , therefore , epniidently cxbect - to witness a successful Exhibition ' . in 18 G 2 , and the success of thai ; undertakiiig ^ ili-. en ^ urfe- ' tlie // estitbiishnient of Peripdical International Exhibitions ; if ;^\^ OT ^^ of . ^ rt ; aIidiA | ius ^ . ; The foundation of sixch . E ' -xhibitiows . ' as a / -pcr . maiie ' n , tinstitittion will ipriDL an appropriate 4 igtinp ' tion-of .-the / CQun ' try . ih- ' - > rh ^^ iii - i ^ rnatiorial ^ Exhibitipn Wa'g-. first conducted with entire success , We conclud e ^ therefore , that the vexed question , whether there piiall-be ail ExhihiiibniU / 1862 or uotyis mq \? satisfactprily answered ¦ in the affirmatiyev ¦ & ¦ ^ liort ; general report of thp prpceediriggi 011 Wedriesiday will be found in another article . " ' "' . ¦ ' : : ' : ¦ : ¦ ' ¦ . ' ¦ ' : * ¦ ¦ ' •"¦ . '¦ ' ¦/ : ' , ¦•¦ '/¦¦ ¦ " ¦ ¦ ¦' ¦ . ' , ' . - . ' ¦/ . ' ... ¦ , ¦ . ¦

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      953 The ( Saturday ' Anal yst and IJe&der . [ Nov . 24 , 1860

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      The Exhibition Of 1862,

      THE EXHIBITION OF 1862 ,

  • Citation
    • Leader (1850-1860), Nov. 24, 1860, page 958, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2375/page/6/