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« fo Yerin & Morris, Lontion, Great Britain, mo & ‘ia, ion, Great for cocoa, © Barpetirg and matting. ac{o. ¥,, St, John’s, New Brunswick, for slate for py Durpores 1 G., Florence, Italy, for five carved frame. , a great brilliancy and perfect purity of color. Genoa, Sardinia, for earvedgoonsole table Tirag,7* and mi\mpterdam Holland, for fine Jspan screens. Zone? Paris, Francs, for fine landscape biock printe HONORABLE MENTION, th, Henry & arthur, London, Great Britain, Tpievare panels in oabiret * Snrman, Farth, Bavaria, for bevelled edge ril- y vr Slate Quarries, North Wales, Great Britaia, Dawborn,) for large sized slates of uniform tex- » A., Berlin, Prussia, for fine imitation gold and Tram es. et, Paris, France, for fine ebony and rosewood oel- a »#0 Enrico, Flor I for Ani ebony cabinet fy Arg einer tomy Mane atoey; khardt & Son, Berlin, Prussia, for stencil window ides. 5 Antonio, Padua, Itsly, for fine mosale igiolt, indo Guiseppe, Nice, Sardinia, for artistic mosaic ood picture. Collonélic T.. Genoa, Sardinia, for mosaic tables. Castells P., Paris, France, for ingexious applications of re colored gelatine. Copeland W. F., London, Great Britain, for decorative porcelain elaba. Derndinger J, A., Sohler & Co., Offenburg, Baden, for artistic etched enamelled glass Fleischman C. W., Nuremburg, Zolv., for papier mache somporition casting. ee Guiseppe, Milan, Lombardy, for carved stone ‘pituses Fontana Pietro, Carrara, Italy, for fine marble vases. Falci:i Bros., Florence, Italy, for rich inlaid antique rnitore wo J.¥F., Parie, France, ior twisted and inlaid steir 1. Franceschini Franoesoo, Piss, Italy, for rustio farni- ture Fletcher John, Cork, Ireland, for national sha nrook table. F an Herman, for hand modelled flower springs end machine gilt mouldings. Guiseppe, Desoxlai, Campanino & Son, Genoa, Italy, for dmita ion turtle #! furniture, Guyo:, Paris, France, for buh] and ebeny wine cellarets. Garassino T,, Savous, Italy, for fiae moéaic wood pic: tures. Gogens Cornelias, Dablin, Ireland, for fine artistic carving in bog wood, Gararsino T., & vona, Italy, for fine carved frame. Gamelkoorn’B. J., Atabeim, Holland, for carving in ebony. _ Heing Gotthold, Saxony, Prussia, for inlaid pearl farni- re, Hunter A., Demarara, for mosais table of 133 native Howlett Wi'liam. London, Great Britain, for fine speci- mene of block cating and paper hangings. Henderson & Co., Darhem, Kngland, for fine specimens of Wilton, Brussels and Venitian carpeting. Holland Wiliam, Warwick, Great Britain, for glass mar- ble table top. Houldswerth J. & Co, Manchester, Great Britatn, for the upboistery, design, &s., empibiting their fins goods. Huetter & Osterhausen, Nurembarg, Zol, for good samples of cheap framed and silvered lo Jegel & Sonwartz, Soirnholfen, Bavaris, for mosaic floor- Lg,» irom their lithograpbic stoae quarries. jones Arthur & Co., Dublin, Ireland, for carved Devon Port writing table of Irish bog yer. James Henry Wis., Camdentown, London, Great Britain, machine ornamented and enamalied window glass. Irvine Col, Quebec, Canada, for a maple table top, de- eorote’ with the natural leaves. Kugle J. W., Guns, Hungary, for modelling in terra tte, Lacun, Paris, France, for fine specimens of carpet rags nd foctmats. Lange G., Erbin, Wurtemburg, Germany, for fine carv- ing in wood oche P, J., Paris, Franoe, for surperb ormola and Cesorated porcelain toilet tables, LanfietdG A., Berlin, Prutsia, for fine gilt mouldings and com position ornamerts, Londen snd Penzance Serpentine Marble Company, for Norman-gothic baptismal font. Monrieau J. C., Paris, Fiance, for fine samples of rich farniture heed 4 Morgat, Paris, France, for rich specimens of tapestry for furniture coverings, Mayer T. J. & J, Longport, Groat Britain, for porcelain ‘table tops and decorated slabs. Morant & Boyd, London, Great Britain, for the design and execution of carved snd. gilded console table mirror frame. Morent & Boyd, London, Great Britain, for fine inlaid golored wood flowers on cabinet tables, &c. Mess L. & Co., Brandenburg, Prusiia, for fine variety of gilt frame moulding. Mely A , Luxemborg, Belgium, for combination of wood \n¢ iron in furniture F Morgan James, Quebec, Canada, for desiga and cutting ‘othic atone frovt. Marget Tialeux, Seine Inferieure, France, for stained {ass picture. Minton H. &Co., Stoke-upon-Trent, Great Britain, for Mural decorations. Boyd, London, Great Britain, for fine imita- ‘tim Florentine mosaic table tops and panels. }o., do., do., for imitation bronee furniture. Be E., Guines, Franoe, for fine transparent paint- ry fo Clichy, France, for ornamental glass mount- locra. Ovide & Vivy,"Paris, France, for iron castings say! auc, Goo aly, fer legant light chairs in gold. van for el a Pacehiam’'F., Florence’ Italy” ior seulptared marble ehimne, lece. Prince fon Sulm, Vienna, Austria, for designand cast- fa "witon J., Arnheim, Netherlands, for the u iow L. manufacture of carpets from cow hair. Quest F., Leipsic Saxony, for fine printed oil cloths. al Iron Foundry, Berlim, Praseis, for design and cast- | of baptismal fon' P. & Oo., Paris, Franoe, for fine specimen of dyed woo! and paste colors for paper stainers. Prague, Bohemia, Rohit L., fora fine artificial marble @om position. Ramsauer Johan G., Hallstedt, Austria, for fine speci- mens of variegated marble, Raw & Co., Wurtemburg, Zoll , for Japan furnitare, Rixguet, Le Prince & Co, Paris, France, for fine buhl ——, British Guians, for characteristic frames, with Shirteen native woods of British Guiana, Schutz L. Utrecht, Holland, for articles of decora tive utility in zinc. int, Berlin (Glass works,) Prussia, for a good quantity of colored glass Suteliffe Isherwood, Birmingham, Great Britaim, for general excellence in papier mache and Japan ware. Bhoolbred, Loverirge & Shoojbred, olverhampton, Great Britain, for flae Japan ware, ‘Thompron David, Dundee, Scotland, for good styles and qualities of carpeting and rugs. Trebbi, Rome, Italy, for polished oriental granite @olumn apd sculptured caps. Torsegno G, Genoa, Italy, fer two rich wood carved gilded and ope lined vases, in low relief - Tronchon, Paris, France, for iron furaitare. Valisace John, Matlock, Great Br.tain, for rich inlaid marble and soar tables. Vanden burg J., Leyden, Holland, for cloth and gold pa- Lf Vielle Montagne Zinc Co., Franoe, for articles of decora- tive ut lity, Voz Emilie de Ichleswig, Germany, for « clever hind. wrought carpet, of great merit. Vallet & Uo , Torbeck, for colored glass of many tiats elin & Co, Coustance, Switzerland, for velvet paper hangings. tight Gertrade, Derry, Ireland, for wood carving. Weglin D., Berne, Switzerland, for carved tables, Winterbottom Archibald, Manchester, Great Sri/ain, for variety cf cloth and metal ground paper hangings Zorn G., Turin, Italy, fora rich Greek cha'r, carved, &s., in gold. . Saibammer F. A., Beunn, Aurtria, for ornamental gold lettering ov glass, YZawpioi Luigi, Florence, for Japan furniture. Zoleggi Svefano & 3on, Italy, for polished slate tables and tiles. Rugier, J. G., inventor; Sfelhorn 8, designer, Thirme mtors, Nurnberg, for design contributions E., modeller, Klett & Uo ,’e and execution of the tron oase containing trom Nurnberg. JURY Ia. AWARDS OF JUKY—OLAS@RS 1y aND 20. John Beck, Esq.. Chairman, Ssmuel R, Downer, Bq, A. Kunsler, bq, Thos. Lownder, Esq BROSZE MEDAL, Adams Mis Jane, Strabane, Ireland, lace scarf of an- Bleached linen thr Ames, Sroadbeot & Co., Manchester, England, mohair, aipace, and other braids. t & Son, L C, Nottingham, England, wrought silk laces. Ra Mrs , 82 years old, Scatland, pair worsted kuitted Boehler & Son, F. L.. Pianen, Saxony, embroidered handkerchiefs Berger Madame, Brusrels, nymph corsets. moose Fyeres & Heari, Paris, embroidered handker- chiefs. Bouchard J. B. Madame, St Valliere, Canada, counter- and knitted linen curtains, leary Miss Margaret, Clonmell, Berlin, wool embroi. dery. Chntoar Frederic, Paris, various articles of wearing re). mpere, E., ves. erate NE rate ee D’ambly & Oo., Stuttgard, corseta without seams, Dufremne So pbie, Brussels, Brussels lace fabrics, with epecia: ‘commendation. ‘Ducly, Paris, embroidered silk robes, Datton, Mise Eliza, Montreal knitted cradle quil\. Fisenstuck & Co , Annaberg, Saxon: ip trimmings, 'y, gim Bveraert Julie, Brussels, Brussels soe (a brics. Forrest & Sons James, Dublia, gaipure and applique Limerick lace. Forrester F., Kibeastook, Saxony laces, Wicker J. Bernhard, Annaberg, Saxony, crotehet tavle ‘covers. Fabien J. G , Bauizen, Saxony, woollen hosiery. Guillemot Bros., Paris, conch and livery laces Gentilion ©. E, Lyons, specimens of bi lace articles. Globens) y, Miss, Lachine, Canada, complete set of em- broidery for farniture. Geddes Rey. J. G., Hamiiton, Canada, Berlin wool —— & Co 5 Helvog fina, ‘Buckhols, Saxony, while, ving’ and fringes, Hietel albert, - Saxony, worsted embroidery, Johnston Brothers & ows hester, England, loves. Jourdes & Co. Paris specimens of articles, Jouvin & Co, Veuve H., Paris, spovmmenet wpkaas O Jobin Mad. J B., Quedeo, kniited woolen over socks. Iambert & Bury, Limerick, specimens of Limerick Laubuer Lewie, Scherbenburg, Saxony, ourtaia fringes. pe rad Aug, Paris, sprcimens of rich thread lace cles sq hitter TJ, St Gall, Switzerland, embroidered cur. Maracatbo, Native of, Vonesuela, two embroidered havdkerchiefs, MeNesbie Annie, worsted embroidery—subjest, “Esther before Abasueras.”” McDonald & Co. D, & J., Glasgow, G. B, toilet cover. Manly Mrs, Blackrock, Cork, specimens of guipure lace. Morgat, Paris, samples of embroidered tapestry. Milow. wine, Paris silk hosiery. Martel Mile. P., St. Ambroise, Canada, lace caps ani collars, MoGrath James, Quebeo, Berlin wool carpet. Nathan Beer, Trefousse & May, Paris, Jadies’ and men’s Bid end sil Five Taphen ‘lotte, Hamburg, worsted embroidered cushion. Probaska W., Prague, Bohemia, two mosaic and em. broidered table covers. Rouquette, Paris, kid gloves, Rolph Joua, Not‘ingham, England, imitation Brassels t Porald kere. Jobn, knitted quilt. Scott Isidor, eleven 7 6 of age, worsted and bead embroidered cap and alip 5 Sommers, Mis, S F., worsted embroidery specimen, “gs buffalo.” Saxton, Alfred, Nottingbam, England, cotton laces, Sisters of Merey, Kinsale, County Cork, vestments, em- broidery, flowers, lace, &o, Schauff Robert, Prussian Silesia, silk and worsted bor- dere, tassels and gin ps for carriagen. Stecher & Co., Johann, Baden, Carlsruhe, corsets with- out seams. Suohet Damas. Thiry, Rhone, fine corsets without seams. Schlwpfer, Schlatter & Co., St. Gall, Switzerland, em- broidered curtains. Staheli Wild Casper, St. Gall, Switzerland richly em- broidered table cover, with special commendation for the beauty of the cesi Tailbouis, Paris, silk thread an? woollen gloves. ‘Teseada Francesco, Genoa, embroidered handkerchiefs, with special commendation for the design and work Thompson Miss Kata, Toronto, rose point lace collar. Tetu J. Berthier, Canada, woollen night caps. Thompson Mre., Quebec, biby’s kaitted dress,ia crotchet work, Williams Mré. Jas., Dublio, Berlin wool picture of ‘Her —— . erly & Co, Robert, Bss-le-duc, fine corsets without seams. Waid Mrs. Anna, view Giant’s Causeway in needlework, special commerdation. Zimmerman & Son Christian, Saxe Weimar, woollen hosiery. HONORABLE MENTION, Aude Midame, Canada, specimens w:ollan stockings, Behr @. F., Cremnite Saxony, variety of silk gloves. Bourry D’Ivernois & Co., St Gell, Switzerland, embroid- ¢red Jace curtains and fine muslins. Couture Madams, 8t Ambroise, gnitted wollen stock- ings. Geucn Madame, Cavada, woollen hosiery. Holden & Co,, Joho, Belfast, embroidared caps and frock bodies. Industrial Poor School, Cork crotchet work. Kehreutter Felix, Si, Gall, Switzerland, embroidered handkerchiefs Lutter T. G., Switzerland, embroidered handkerchiefs McDonald & Co. D. andJ’ Glasgow, osse of embroidery. Roelz ——, Graslitz, Bohemia, handkerchiefs, 8UB JURY, IA. ON LADIES’ GARMENTS, CLOAKS, SHIRTS, ETO. Jurcrs—Ann J, Stevens, E) 8. Saauler, Martna A, Win- terbothem. BRONZE MEDAL Brunetti Mies Maria, Waterford, Ireland, landscapesin cut paper. Day, Miss, Dublin, Ireland, for baskets and bouquets of Irish, preserved. Long, George, Londwater, High Wyocmbe, England, for a case of ince straw hats. The Children of the Schoo! of the Ursuline Convent, Kin- Bale, Lrelaxd, for feather flowern. JURY J. OLASS 21—CUTLERY AND EDGE TOOLS.—CLAS3 22, —IRON, BRASS, PRWTER, AND GENERAL HARDWARE, INCLUDING LAMPS, CHANDELIABS AND KITOMBN FURNITURE. Jurors with &} il Aj —~Matthias Stratton, Fsq., Philadelphia, Cha'rman; Juseph C. Dilks, Rsq., 82 Catharine street, Secretary; Robirt 8 Luquer, Bsq,, 122 Pearl street; Charles Tollner, Bsq., 221 Broacway; Prof. K. N. Horrford, Cambridge, Mass.; J Chevalier Esq. 860 Broadway; A. Stratton, Esq., 91 Fulten street, Brook lym; D. O. Halsted, Esq, 119 Maiden lane; D 8 ‘Araold, Esq’, 19 Courtlanct etreet; Samuel Coulter, Esq , 221 Pearl street; H. A. Hurxthal, Exq., Mobile; T. E, dadeliff, Esq , 23 Courtland street; Albert 3. Lee, Esq., 87 Maiden lago; Leonard M. Rast, Eeq. SILVER MEDAL, Japy, Brothers & Lalauce, Mance, Francs, for the supe- rior quality and beauty of finish of taeir onamelied and tinned wrought iron ware, and new and peculiar process in manufacturing. Simmox, Pemberton & 801 for the best display and great variety of brass os binet goats, comprising curtain bands, binges, bell pulls, door springs, &o. The Society of La Viello Montagne, Rue Richer, Paris, for the various fancy groups and articles im zine, sinc ata- tueties, dc, Marsh, Brothers & Go” Poud Works, 8h, meld, Engl d, rathers ty forks, Sheffie! lan: for general excellence and superiority of Anish in their extensive assoriment of cutlery, saws, edge tools, &c, BRONZE MEDAL, Baker William, Allen street, London, for a fine ex hibition of superior finished awls, bodkins, brads, &c., of vepleekan John E, Ronsdorf, Hesse, for superiority of jan Jol ' BI au] finish in the maoufacture of general hardware Wolverham pt - Birmingham, England, Clark, Thomas & Charies & Co.. — for the well known superiority ot tbetr eatt iron he! a ware. Dittmar Brothers, Heilbroan, Wartemburg, for superior tle Torpedo Smelt aga psu joreph, Hol or excellence ‘mike manufacture of razors. - Heuckles J, A, Berlin and Solingen, Prussia, for fine Pare of cutlery, manufactured from the refined steel Harebet & Westerman, Mas, for great variety esterman, for of house- hold articles, in sinc and tin. Low Moor Iron Company, Yorkshire, Eagland—Agent, W.B. fang, 24 Broadway, N. Y.—for specimens of iron in all its stages of manufacture. ‘Milward Henry & Son, Washford Mills, Reddich, Eng- land, for general excellence in the macufacture of gold. "TMofriy fusken'& Morris, Eagle 4, for superior ly 2 I, rT su) la ‘welded steam and gas pipes. of Remiagton Anne Mins, 138 Sloane street, Chelses, Lon- don, for ingenuity of device and utility ef patent rosst- ing apparatus and self acting baster and heat reflsotor. rs, Joseph & Sons, Sheffield, Fagland for auperior: ity of finish in an elaborately finished sporteman’s knife, of large size, with blades embossed variously, and handle of richly carved mother of psarl. Roeenlacher Carl Constance, Baden, for a peal of balla. Roswag A. & Son, Schlestadt, Haut Rhim, for skili im manufacturing fine metailic gauzes and cloth. Royal Iron Foundry, Berlin, for general display of fan- cy iron castings, Warwick vace, &c. Shoolbred, veridge & Shoolored, Merridale Works, Wolverhampton England, for large display and ex:ellei quality of japanned tea trays, waiters, household arti- en and kite) Smith ham, England, for very isos Wiliam superior wire for ‘rouchon ——, Paris, Franee, iron furniture and gar den ornsmente. Turton, Thomas & Sons, Sheffield, England, for general excellence in the manufacture of files aud rasps of all ce- scriptions. HONORANLE MENTION. Bocker, R._ & H, Remscheid, Prussia, for # very fine ex hibition of hardware and cutlery of many varieties, and for cabinet locks, i Bunger, Jacob, Jr., Barmen, Prussia, for hardware. Beissels, 3., Widow & Son, Aix Ja-Obapelis, fur » variety of specimens of neadles made from English oast steal. umes, F., Paris, for ao instrument to aid in threading needles. Chance, Wislism, Son & Co, Birmingham, England, for fron ¢| for ships and other purposes Laan & Son, St. Etienne, France, for anvils, far- Daces, Fontaine, Came & Co., France, for varisty of oaila for boots and shoes Fournier & Meet France, for excellense of workman- ship of s case of locks. rarguir, J. M., Jr, Rue St. Foul gasres Morag for excel- lence of workmanabip of various specimens of looks of Bew style, Grifin, J. K., Canada West, for ingenuity of eee of be fpr Mrs stove, oe 0 joms, a finiahed saws and flee. ne en? Snelands for superior Guinier, T., Rue Grenelle, St. Honore, Paris, for patent water close’ G. C., Widow, Nuremberg, Bavaria, for va- Hammon’ riety of fine steel articies. for specimens of needies, bat- ly, Thomas, Sheffield, Eng! very Maar finished atilettoes, ton hooks, files, corkacrows, &0., many of them “eneara Wak On Sheffield, Eaglacd, for ves, Wm. Ms their exhibition of table knives and carvers, mounted in tvory richly carved. beautifully finished @ge tools, razers, pocket Enives, scissors, Ko. Hill, Joseph, @irmingham, Englend, fer a variety of "fills Brothers & Gos Waleal, Faglend, for the style + Hil ere z 81 and quality of » case of saddlery hardware. sie Levy, He meun, Saxony, for superiors finished carv'dg Enives and patent shears. Mactictt «A Fitealan Works, Sheffield, Erg- land, for superi ot cut files and raspe. ott & Friteen, Aar le Rixtel, Netherlands, for chime Piper Hiram, Toronto, Canada, for improved hip bath. Raffeb & Co., Breslau, Prussle, for fine eine plates. Rimmer John & Son, Alosster, Warwickshire, England, fer superiority of finish in the manufactare of meedies, and for their fine exhibition of sewing needles of various kinds, assorted. Russel James & Son, Staffordshire, Eagland, tor lap: welded iron tubes. Schmidt & Moellenhof Aix la-Chspelle, Prussia, for mens of iron and steel hardware, Sellers Jobn, Shr fiield, Eoglemd, for @ variety of speci mene of cutiery of various sorts Sirot P., Sen, Valecciennes, France fur fine horseshoe nails, copper, bras and steel brads, Turner [. & Co., Suffolk Works, Sheffield, Esgland, for variovs specimens of very finely finished cutlery. Vancerbroucke, Paris, for coffes roaster, JURY K. CLASSES 28 AND 29, Jurors—William H Kilet M.D, New York Chairman General Averzana, 103 Pearl street, New York; W. H. Cary, Evq., 245 Pearl street, New York; A. 0 Buson, Faq., Hartford, Lonnectiout; EAward Lamurcho, aq , 90 Jona street, New York; Foillp Seunderr, Exq., New Hoeven, Saware. Gleeay ke Palisdaipbia ‘Jona’ Gebbard, 32 \w 0B, ; John ; Eaq., Albany, Kew ‘York. . : yg lg hag Pad ol specimens of ivory carving Qiaude Guiseppe, Nice, BRONZE MEDAL. Ainge & Aldred, Loudon, for fishing rods and tackle dows. arro arobery implements, richly carr ‘ for epesimens of richly ornai nother of pearl. mann A., Brien\z, Berne, for glove boxes, vases of flowers, fancy boxes, &c., richly carved in white wood. Brills A, Savona, Sardinia, for an ivory crusifix. Benelli @,, Florence, Tuscany, for a minissure frame of boxwood. Clazsx Ambrose, Switzerland, for straw bonnets, &c. anes Verdy, widow, Paris, for various descriptions of musks, Dufresne Gaudet, Paris, for artificlal flowers and fo Ke. Erbem G, Lange, Obersmergau, Wurtemberg, for various articies carved in wi Fry J.8.& ‘one, Bristol, Eogland, fer soluble cocoa, Bative and macufactured ol . Fle hae John, Dublin, for orsaments made of bog eak, itérich J. H, Darmstadt, Hease Darmstadt, for ivory érinking cups and other articies, Gerard Tours, Indre et Loire, for wicker baskets and other articles, Geisaman J, & Co,, Wohlen, Canton Argovie, for straw trimmings of alldescriptions, mixed hair aad straw trim ming braids, laces, and various fancy articles, etraw arti- cles, rtraw flowers, embroideries in straw upon blondes, Galliena G., Turin, Sardinia, for a bracket sculptured in wood, representicg the chase of the wolf, Garsssino V,, Savona, Sardinia, fortwo ivory cruclfixes. Goggan Cornelius, Dublin, for Irish bog oak, Killarney wood, marble, and horse hair ornaments. Hollamby , Tandridge Wells, Kent, Rogland, for Tunbridge ware. inlaid chess table, containing 200,000 pleces of natural colored woods; writing desk, with 80,600 pieces; work box, with 100,000 ‘piece: ; inlaid tea caddy, knitting box, &c. ‘2 Hurter & Buhelzer, Lucerne, Switzerland, for specimens of horse hair, double and single tress, Hamoton, Paris, f porte monnaies. Inler & Otto. Willd rau, Canton Argovie, for = ve- riety of rich straw an braids, trimmings and em- broideries upon biondes, laces, sc. . Kapp X Stencmyer, Paris, for collarets of rosewood and ebcny, style ef Louis XV.; vartons rich papeteries in same style; glove, handkerchief and jewel boxes, of various styles, richly inlaid; tea and segar boxes, and odor boxes, Of various #'yles, Kelle, Henry & Son, Southampton Mews, London, for cotva nut fibre and horse hair {abriss. Kehbrli, Brothers & Danler, Gigasback, near Meyringsn, Canton Berne, for groups of figures, cottages, eups, bowls, and other objects, carved in white and red wood Kebrii Brothers, Brientz, Berne, for table, Swiss oot- tage, group of chamois, and various other objects, in carved wood. Knight William, St. Johns, Newfoundland, for modei of seal Asher} Kubiteche H., Pari for a varicty of dressing cases, ne snuff boxes, ie. is, for manzikia of india rubber, for the use of artists aad roulp: tors. . Levysohn J, H., Chevalier, old chief of the Holland sta- tion at Japan for collection of Japanese articles, includ- ing coins, minerals, and miscellaneous manufactures in great variety Meusches J.C. & Son, Altenburg, Saxe Goths, for va- rious rampies of brushes, Mender & Martia, Paria, for elegant specimsas of paste- beard work, paper boxes, &@ Menier & Co, Paris for superfine chocol ste, Meyer J L. & Brothers, Wohler, Canton Argovis, for samples or twisted and braided siraws, segar cases, tas- wele, Ko. Mace & Boulanger, Paris, for dressiag cases of various kinds Perron, Paria, for decorative chocolate of various de- scriptions Ramella G., Turin, for two ivory crucifixss. Sulzcerger, Ackermann & C),, Meiaterschwanden, Argo: vie, for sp-cimens of eabas, segar cases, tassols, and etraw ornaments, straw ropes, bleached straw, &. Schmidt F. G., Genoa, Sardinia, for specimens of braids of chips for hats, Sangster Wiiliam & J., London, for silk parasola and umbiellas of improved style, Sailerop, Benjamin, Paris, for varieiy of fancy paper boxes, envelopes, and bonbon cases for conte stioners Treloar Thoms, Lutgate Hill, London for various samples of floor mattings and door mats made of cocoa unt fibre, Tami & Bazzoli, Mirandols, Modena, for braids of obips for hats and chip hats. Theoden, Jr. & Requedat, Paris, for riding and d:iving whips and walking cane3, in whalebone, ebony, weod, &e,, mounted in silver and gold. Torsegno, G., Genoa, for two vases in richly carved wood, giided sxternally and lined with copper. Valle 8, Genoa, for ivory carving ‘ Itaiy Weeping over the Tombs of the Martyrs in 1848.”” Wildey & Co., dlackfriars Road, Londen, for speci nens of the fibre ef the cooca nut in various stages of prepsra tion; also, matting aad mettiag. Wise George & Co., Tunbridge, Kent, Fogland, for many varieties of inlaid and morsic fund -idge war Wirts J., Berne, 8 witverland, for fancy boxes, fans, &3., in carved and painted wood. Zinn Baruch, Redvits, Bavaria, for fancy wiliow bas- kets. Zeitier J., Vienna, for tobacco pips bow!s and sogar holders of ivory, meerschaum, ambsr, &. Blank Joseph D., Paris, for ebo y looking-glass tra loeeph D., Paris, for ebony glass frame, souve! and porte monnaies, richly ornamented with inlaid aad mosaic work. Benker G. A,, Rotterdam, for a pheasant house of East India bamboo. Brotherson E. 8., Demarara, for specimens of Indian mancfactures, as necklaces, torches, fans, Oassara sift- ors, shaak-shaaks, &s, Brothersoa E. 8., Demarara, for bird skins stuffed. Bosshadt H , Naremberg Savaris, for various articles carved in siaghorn and ivory. Behl F. G., Naremberg, Bavaria, for a variety of meers oopegaln Pari fo ia las Lape {tal boxen in paste a for ‘and o:pament ; pont leather aad other materi S fore gloves, handker- chiefs, perfumeries, bon! jouterie, ie riser arenas oe Chittenden Richard, Buxhill,’ Sussex, Eogland, for « truck basket. Cullen John Pomercon, British Guiana, for s collection of Indian beads, baskets, flutes, paddirs, canoes, do. Calligari, A., Lombardy, for + Kinds of strings for musical instruments. Cadet, Somss H., for brushes for military, rallway and other purpose. Cochrane. bi «, Qusbeo, Cana‘ East, for wax freit. Diets, J.P. Junr., Nuremberg, Bavaria, for spscimens of brushes of vricus descriptions. De Ulerck, t:., Haarlem, Holland, for vuloanized India rubber tubes rings, carriage bearing springs, acoustic tutes, banda, &:. Donald, Janes, for bowa and arrows, Indian hat with feathers, Quecé war club David & Chappins, St. Claude, Jura, France, for snuff- boxes of various kinds. Dumerii, §., Sons & Co., St. Omer, Pas de Calais, for various specimens of clay statuettes and piper. Dupre, Widow, & Son, Turin, Sardinia, fcr jewel cases and fancy boxes, in shell, morocco, and’ yarious kinds o wood. . Ebert, Frederic, Ausbach, Bavaria, for articles ia mo- aaic straw. Estublie, Gazaguatire & Co,, Marseilles, Franse, for fish - ing vets of linen thread. echner, F., Guben, Prussia, for artificial flowers ana leaves, gilt and fancy borders, ornaments, &c. Fleischman, A, Sonnebarg, Saxony. for model in papier mache of “Gulliver amoeg th Lilliputians.”” Fabian, G.C., Humboldau, near Breslau, Prussia, for “pine meedia wood” for uphols‘ery, inteaded as a pro. tection from moths, and for wadding; wadied blankets mace of ‘pine wood wool.’ Fiuok, Jose sh, Switzerland, for s carved wood goblet. a, for bows, arrows, fans, whips cas- save squeeser and shask shasks. Geovermana Brothers, Nuremberg, Bavaria, for artista’ nd painting broshes of various descriptions. . Carts, for « variety of flae brushes seino, F., Savona, Sardinia, for » picture ia wood, *y Glennen, Elizabeth, Dablia, for a case of preserved Irieh gare birds. Guy t Paris for wine cellarets, &c. Herbst, K. H., Nuremberg, Bavaria, for salad and other spcons ef buffalo horn. Hawke, Emil, Briegg, Prussian silesia. Hatt, J. E., Leyst, Bolland, for chandelier of twenty four lights, aud a variety of smaller articles in buckhora avd ivory. Holmer, W.H., Demarara, for articles of Indian maau- facture—mo'el of buckhous”, &e. Herrman, Augustus, London, for hair bouquet, ora mepied with J Harrison, Margaret, London, for specimens of wax flowers. Hartgav & Habe, Hamburg, for walking stioks In great variety. Ivewayer, J.M., Nuremberg, Bavaria, for # collection of magretic toyr. Juoger, J G., Breslau, Germany, for variety of tin tor Krauss, 8., Rodach, Sexowy, for toyain papier mache, with moving heads. Krisshonig, A., Vieoma, for bouqaets aud baskets of srtificial flowers, leaves anc frit. Kern, John G., Geringswalde, Saxony, for variety of articles manufactured in horn Kohler, F. B., Letpsic, Saxony, for assortment 0! barket ware. Liork, Adolph, Berlin, Prussia, for wood and leather walkin, Junr., Liege, brushes and broom heads of jam, several varieties of brushes. ill, Camada West for specimens McClintock, W. C., Pomeroon, Guiana, for a variety of Inciam manufactures, including baskets, dyes, fans, flutes gongs, shiel:s, mats, necklaces, ko. Mogridge, «, England, for specimens of wax floware Mechanica’ Institution, St. Johns, Newfoandiao!, for fie | wae birde—ptarmigan, Cucks, owls, gulls, bitteray, an o. : jeyer, ae bg for Reckstware and Lepage te ’epino, go. 3., Dalmavso, Taria, Sardinia, for three vases of flowers, carved in wood. Probet. ——, Nuremberg, Bavaria, for specimens of combs in horn, ivory, andstortoise shell. Quebec Industrial Exbibition Committe, for a monsy ree, table mate, knife sheath, mink and wu-krat rein gs, Orpamen' moose deer’s and cariboo foot, bark ork, card trays, baskets, segar casen, fan, watch hoi id card casera pre} , Manufactured, and orn: by the Lorette Indians. Roch & Gravcr, Biberach Wirtembuy, for various nd papier mache. assortments of toys im tin, iron, brase, Rolger, Nerom berg Bavaria for ss mpies of brushes Roy Ganivet, St. Claude, Jura, for anuii boxes of vari ous Cescriptions, Stegmuller © , Paris, for portemonnaies. Sergster William & J. Tandon, tor silk parasols and ee int ted Paxe-Gotha, for baskets imon W., a x0: for Behiller Garoline ‘iss, Montreal, Oanada, for s large bark box elaborately worked with moose hair, &. ‘Thee J. P., Christians, Norway, for various staffed specimens of Norwegian animals, Toesen J. ‘2 Norwoy, for variety of objects carved in "Tange doh ior’ bow ed war deden Ki te ne i a ‘anden |. P. a quote ts frimes, by Meetola D., Canton “ other sn ih meee) alee are Viel, Poris, for vartety Wepple ©. L., Heilbron, Wirtemburg. for specimens of articles in » | | yinore, county Derry, Ire- f wood carving J A Nuremberg, Bavaria, for snuff, tobas- 0, and segar boxes, | Wiedinger P., Leipsic, Saxony, for umbrellas and pars- pole, Ziener C,, Nuremberg, Bavaria, for specimens of ivory carvings. JURY L. CLAss 29, Jurors.—Robert Rait, Esq., Ooairman; Fred, Clay- brook, Eeq., Secretary; Sami 7. Crosby, Esq. SILVER MEDAL. Bolasni & Co., Vienna, for jewelry and snuff box. Crixtofle & Co. U. O., Paria, France, elegant dinner ser- vice in slectro- plate, Dutertre & Co. August, Geneva, France, for fine jewelry. Elkington, Mason & Co”, London, for elaborately wrought clasmical designs ia eleotro-plate. Garrard & Co. R S., Lon: on, for elaborate and elegant specimens of equestrian subjects in silver. Grebe J. B., erdam, for novel silver beaker in ome ere. i Hunt & Roekill, London, for elaborately wrought clasai- ca silverware aud jewelry of superior des‘gn and execa- thon. Odiot & on, Paris, for elegant and elaborate vases and tes services. Rodolphi F, J., Paris, tor silveramith’s work, jewelry, &o. Sharp Thomas, London, for silver cups and table oeatre ieee. Mi and, Ravier & Co., Geneva, France, for articles of fine jewelry. BRONZE MEDAL. Bennati Guiseppi, Genoa, Italy, silver filagree statue of Columbus. Boni Enrico, France, Tuscany, brooches and bracelets of Florentine mosaic. Casali S,, Rome, Italy, cameo cut on shells. Capt H., Geneva, Switzerland, fine jewelry, with special spprobatien, ‘Cappello Bro , Turin, jewelry. Demerivi G. B, Geneva. Switzerland, corsa} ornaments. De Meyer P., Bague, silverware and silver ara. Friecman Joseph, Fearkfort-on-ths Maine, dine jewelry. Greivk G., Amsterdam, silver platodwere. Grenjean Perencond H V., Cnaux des Fonds, Switzer- land, two gold p'ates engrave’ Hermann Augustus. London, bair bouquet ornamented with pearl Haubeck @ F., Hanover, fine ja velry Kuhna E., Nuremberg, Germany, gilded aud ailyered wire. Lelong, Paris, imitation pease. Muzzerelli, Bologna, rore red coral ornaments. Merkle, Schwaiback, ‘Leonischen” wire Ott & Co Nisholas, Garnvd, fine jaweley. Presburg & Co. M. J., Niemegen, silver enuff boxes and spectacle cases Poggi A, Genoa, elegant carvings ia coral, Raffeeli & 3ons, Leghorn. Tazcany. coral orsaments, Skidmore Francis, Coventry, view antique chaliows, ancient binding ; Smith, Nicholson & Co, London, fine specimens of ar- tis'io silverware, n, Swir ay prize eup. FS , f Sax & Co., Walkirsh, garcet neaklacen, Waterhouse G. &S , Vob in, anciext tars brooches, Irish pearls. HONOKADLE MNTION. Begman Max, Viena, Austite, giided jowelry, Busst & Co. G, Turin, pari and breoch ip enawelle vid and briltt ar) Raver rg, gold and silver lest, Dobois A onde, dwiterland, engraving on gold Derriey Geneve, Switzerland, enamelled paint- ings on gold and tes services, Farquharson ———, Leith, Scotland, specimens of Sooteh jewelry Kundert Kiiia, Neuchatel, Switzerland, watch casas engaaved Mortefiori ©., Turin. portrait of the Queen of Sardinia, chased on filver plate fo alto relieve Nicolet A, Swi'zerland, engraved tablet oa silver. Penny John, Loudon, specunens of fine matel chasing and em dorsing. Schoeller ——, Berndorf, German silver and German tilrer plated ware Sehsptag, Nurnberg, gold and silver leaf. Veyrat , France,’ specimens of fine silverware. Velkarneri, Jr., & Fara'er. Nurnberg, gold Jeaf aad foil, JURY LA. © ia pes'ls and briliants, t Vieart L. & Co., Graville, Seine Inferioure, Franes, (or glass bottles and demijobas. JURY M. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Jurort=William Norris, Keq, Chairman, Philadelphia; George 7. Bristow, Eeq., Secretary, New York; Williata H Fry, Eq, Reporter, do ; Mons Emilie Giras, do.; Leo- old Miynen, Esq,, Philadelphia; Theo. Kisfeldt, Kvq, ow York; R Storre Willis, Eaq., do.; Alfred Bouoher, E'q., do, Mons. A. G, Jullien, London, Eagland; Max Maretzek, New York, FILYER AMRDAL, Debsia. Paris, harmonium, a nagnificent instrament, Debain, Paria, a mechanical ange BROPZR MEDAL, Bray Joha, Doblin, harp. Oxerweng W. F., Bobemia, phonikon, a \perior instru. ment, ingenious arrangement for changing boys, wane Erard, Paris, grand pians, most vocal, but does not hold its tone Krard, Paris, upright piano, » brilliant instrument, Goimene a Milan, a superior instruments lechingen F., Germany, ehurch organ, very superior instrument. coe Huni & Hubert, Switzerland, grand piano, very fine in- strunent; seats piano, three strings, superior instra ment, powerful tone. Klemm, Germany, cornet and alto-horn. Kanitz, Austria, accordeons, Pleyel Paris, upright piano, the best instrament, Publmacn Carl, Rudolstadt Thuringio, various wind in- struments. Scates Jos., Dublin, conorrtinas, good instruments, Btodart, London, grand piano. Trayser P. J., Stuttgardt, seraphine, fine instrument, Ziegler J. B., Quebec, cornopecn, ingenious,| HONORABLE MENTION. W. F., Koeniggrats, trumpet bugle, honorable mention. JURY N. ON OLassxs 17, 23, AND 31. Jurors—A. B, Clarke, Esq , Chairman, Hi £.q.,,W. H Appleton, Ea, AON. Lewis, Enq, J. A. OF Ceerwi ‘and spec: tell,"Eeq.. ©. Van Benthuysen, Exq., RK. Grant White, Esq:, F, W. Bell, Esq., Charles B. Norton, [:q., Charles Sherman, Esq, SILVER MEDAL, De La Rue, Thomas & C» , Lonion, for exoslient paper, and commendation for exvellenoe in all parts of the ma nufacture, BRONZE MEDAL, Barba’, Chalons, Frauce, for chromo lith. printing and design of’ press work Dupont, Paul, 8t. Honoré, Paris, for superior printing. " +) Stein, wear Nuremburg, for exce/leace penciis and drawiog chalks, and their adaptation to all purposes. * leming, A B. & . Leith, Scotland, for excellent specimens of printiag with Ssoteh ink. Figgins, V. & J., 17 and 18 Went street, Smithfield, Lon don, for teautiful specimens of faney type Hollingworth, Thomas & Jobo, Maidstone, Kent, Eag land, for excellent, drawing, writing and orinting papar>. Saunders, Thomas H., Dartford, Keot, Koglaud, for very superior bank nove cheque and water marked writ ing papers. HONORADLE MENTION. Brockman & Langdon, Lonon, for superior lead pen- ceils. Berger & Sop, Amaterméam, Holland, for excellent glyphographic printing, baceker, J, Isul Biblex aud geographi Bisnzy, Powe & Co. L variety and exe Chi.o & Mina, Tu: work, Carmer Alexander, Parie, Fsance, for stereotype work and papier waché Gillott, Joseph, Sheffield, England, for best ater! pana Mangin, F. L., Bruyeres’ Varges, France, for superior specimens of ink, Nivdray & Co, France, for euperlorespecimens of book binding. Rauch & Brothers, Wirtemberg, for specimens of fine writing papers. Stephen, Blake & Co, Sheffield, England, for Ane form of types and sharpness of impression. Wilson James Leonard, 125 St. John atrset, London, for excellent cloth for book binding. Wiley William E & Co, Birmingham, England, for ex- ent gold pens. JURY 0. cCLass 31. Jurors—Professor S, F. B Morse, Chairman; Henry Uike, E:q., Wm. Young, Faq, Albion oiice; Hyppoltte Sebron, E«q.; A. B, Durant, Esq ; Prof. £. Felix Foresti; Elberteld, Prussia, for his ene Sur Mer, France, for lance of ateol pens , Sardinia, Italy, for beauti’al pross ON CLASS TWENTY FOUR, GLA#8 MANUPACTURES, AND CLASS TWENTY-FIVE, POKCELAIN, AND OTHER CERAMIC MANUFACTURES. Juros.—Chairmap, Jonu 0. Jackson, Eiq., 113 Water street, New York cily; Wm P. Hacker, Eyq., Philadelphia, Ps,; W. Cowles, Krq., Baltimore, Md ; Angustus 0. Downing, Freq, 108 Fulton strea!, New York city ; Robert 0, Wot more, Eeq., New York city; Ebenezer Collamore, Esq. New York city; Joba RK, Mamfrd, Esq, Reporter and Secretary, 101 Pearl street, New York city, SULVER AMRDAL, Herbert, Minton & Co , Stoke upon Trent, Staffordahir Frgiand, for patent excaustic tiles, an original and beauti- ful article, BRONZK MEDAL, WITH SPRCTAL APPROBATION. Bourne Joveph & Son, Denby, nest Derby, Eagland, for patent vitrified stone jugs, ink bottles, &o Derndinger J. A., Souler & Co, Oflendarg, Baden, for the best eolored and embossed window gisas and dranings on . Giscomess! J & Brothers, Venice, for mosaic tables. Eerbert, Minton & Co., Stoke npon-Trent, Statfordahire, England, for statusttes, groaps, and various ariicles in arian Pefaviland Brothera & Co, Limoges, Haute Vienne, France for a large displey of bighly decorated French porcelain of general excellence. Imperial Msau'actory, Sevres, France, for finest texture of body, perfect form, and Superiority of finish of French pro* lain. . Mayer T. J &J., Longport, Staffordshire, England, for & superior order of. decorated eaithenware, embracing « variety of the etaple articles and pl ‘8 ware. L Jorepn, Galerie de Clichy, Paris, France, for Jored and out and enamelled glass. ce, John & Co., Coalbrock Dale, Shropshire, Kagland, for Exglish china vases, tea and cinuer seta, richly deco rated, oat of Manich, for painting on porcelain, in amen Wetssteia, Vinoent, Prague, for table ornament of pol- ished rcok crystal. BRONZE MEDAL Bland, Samuel K., Lissom Grove, London, England, for enamel painted windows, with cromwo erystal decerations, Breffit, Edgar, Yorsshire, Engiaud, for specimens of su- perior gisse bot'les with patent «toppers, Brettechuviier, W. & C, Atlonburg. Saxe-Atlerburg, for various paintiogs on porcelain in frames. Brettschneider, J, Altenburg, Saxs-Ailerburg, for vari- ous paiatings en porcelain Beexer, Walter, Moselle glact works, Paris, France, for crystal and colored glass door knobs and balustrade oras- mente. Rapterorres, Briare Loriet, France, fora beautiful dis- play of fancy and plain csramio buttons Bing, Brothers & Co., Paris, France, for mebly ornw meted porcelain vases, Bell, Messre., Qaebec, Canada Exst, for specimens of thenware land, W. T, Alderman, Loudon, Fagland, fancy or- namenoted mantel tlabs, table tops, &c., an. palntiogs om chine in frames. Copeland, W T., Alderman, London, Eogland, for # su- perior ercer of parian statuary. Doom, Patoux A. & U,, Anicke, Franee, for the best cylinder wincow glass. Fischer, M. Horente, Hungary, for fixe poroelain Han arian vane, &o, Garnkirk foal Company, near Glasgow, Scotland, for fire clay ved@s, pedestal’, fancy chimusy tops, Ke. He loud, William, St.’ Jchua, Warwick, Eogland, for imitations of inlaid mnarbls in glaes platen Herbert, Minton & Stoke upoa-frent, Staifordshire, England, or 4 supe! d perian wad gilt dessert wat Hammill, Jobn Baptiste, Bridgewater, near London, Bog and, for patent vitrified stove, drei 8, &o. Hache & Pepin, Lehal'eur, Limoges, France, for deoors- tec French porcelain Kanitz, C, Vienna, Austria, for colored and enamelled glase beece, bugles, broocher and ether ornaments, Lahoche, Paria, Fra ce, for sapsrior rica cut, engraved and ensmelled glare Taboche, Peris, France, for elaborate design and execu- tion of decorations ow Sevres china Mallenbech & Tuewali, Hobr, Germany, for superior Apoctmvens of one ware. Mees, L. Joseph, Galerie de Clichy, Paris, france, for superior cut eryetal glass ievergeld, J. R F., Hague, Netheriants, Holland, for elec! ro-coppered gi is Rodgeway, Joba, & Co, Cauldon Place, Newoastle-upon- Tyne. Evgiand for richly decorated shina tea aud dessert €00% Roysl Porcelsin Manufactory Berlin, Prussia, for « fine chive vase, ani various articles o’ besutifal decorated rs. G Jr, Laaehan, Thariogia, for imitation agaie marbles in gises. Ginw ayes for birds and dolls, HONORABLE MENTION, Adwme Wo & Sons Stke-upoo Trent, Staffordshire. Fuglanc, for samples of ataple aod decorated earthenware aud partan Byures Arnold © E & F, Elgersburg. 3are Gotha, pharma coacier] utensils and waler pipes Bridgewcod, Sampe'u & Son, Longton, Staffordshire, England, for white aud gilt k Boote T&R Baralene Staffordanire, EB riet and decorated dorte ant mrasio vases ker H, Dresden, Germany, for paiati Lambeth and Liverpool pottertes, England, for stone jare waver fiters, &o iarh Jobm, City Road Basin, Loudon, Eaglead, for poresiain bathe and glazed brickr bp ome Paris, France, specimen of porosiatn articles, ore pro Giacommouzzi J, & Brothers, Venice, for corals and ens- melled work, Herbers, Minton & Co., Stook-upon Trent, Staffordshire, England, for ea: theaware garden pote, &o. ielmich, ¥, A, Wolferedorf, Bubemia for samples of gine beade. dames, Williem Henry, Camdentown, Eagland, for win- dow glass ornam:nted by machinery. | Kriotz J. A, Newmarket, Silesia, for glacs buttons and beads. ane Joeeph, Gablona, Austria, for glass buttons and 5 Mittelstadt W., Zirke, Posen, for apecimen of glassware, tow blera, &e, Marquis Ginori Lixci, Florence, Tuscany, Italy, for fine porcelain vases, &e. Mclaren, Yawessa, Canida Bast, for specimens of roof- ing tiles, bricks, &o. | Aetherlands Yociety, Zayndrecht. sear Dendresht, Wetbe laa, B aliand, for glass cylinders | ‘otter Addi-os, Wellington Quay, near Newoastle-apon- ‘Tyne, England, for fire em ig retorta, Pillivogt L. Andre, Oo., Paria, Fi fot & va- niety of aod ornaments: French porcelain. Peeelt A. Turmau, Bohemia, Austria, for artificial stones of ¢ kines. Rees # & A, Limoges, Heute Ni Franos, for fancy and plain French po celain writ Frost William, Nurem burg, Bavaria, for painting on glass. - ‘Van Leemporl, De Colnet & Co, Chapelle, Ais France, for Fronch glass bottles.” sg ©. A. Dana,’Esq., Tribune office, Sec; W, W. Corcoran, Eaq ; HK, Brown, Esy.; C. L. Elliote, keq. New York, Dec 9, 1863, To Mesars B. Silliman, Jr., B. P. Joharon, Sami. Web- ber, Commissioners of Juries—In presenting their awards to the Cemmissions, Jury 0, charged with ths various collections of objecta Of art exhibited in the Orystal Pa- lace, deem it proper to state that they have considered each department separately, and that their intention i rimply to mark the degrees of excellence in each, without {pmttating any comparison between the ‘cifferent branches Thus, ® medal awarded to a statue doas not Indicate that it is superior or inferior to @ pioture or an engraving to which « similar or a different medal may be awarced; but simply that, measured by the standard of excellence in its own branch, the Jury regarded it au wortby of such ¢istinction, With this sxpianation the following awards are announced:— SILVER MEDAL, Grailion M., France, for groups in terra cotta. Kiso ‘August, Prussia, for group in bronze, the Amaron, BRONZE MEDAL, Betti Francesca, Italy, for a Mosaic table top. Cordie: M., France, for two Afrioan heads in iron. O.molera M., Paris, France, for a dying heron in bronze. Dupont Henrique, France, for an engraving on steel— the Hemicycle, after Pau’ Delaroshe. Dujarcin 1., France, engraving on wood—as subject from Prudhon. Fremit J B, Franee, for group in plaster of the bear nod hunter. Magni Pietri, Italy, fora statue in marble of the in- custricas child. . Ottin A, France, for composition in plaster—“The Tricmphal March of the Republic.” HONORAULE MENTION. a rakes A., France, for oi! plainting—Inundation of the ive. re. Frakia ©. A, Belgium, for child sleeping in a shell, in plaster. Girardin Leary France, tor several water oolor paint- ing of groups of flowers, Gram D., Italy, for “Death of Feraecio,” in marble. Grolig, France, for oll painting—View near Paris. Gude Hens, Norway, for oil painting—Moantain soene in Norway. plunitt, Louis, Austria, for olf painting —Sanset near a ples, Gayvard P,, Frarce, for bust of Madame Cerlto in marbie. Holl W., England, for engraving on steel—The mecry- Dg. mak Hasenclever J, B., Prussia, for ofl painting—The depu tathn of workmen. dubver C., for oll painting—Tas interoepted love letter. ee A., Denmark, for group of Adam and Eve, in plester. Jecqnemard A., Franee, for tiger, in plaster. Lero}lé Paris, for s #mali browzs vase with cupids. L’Eveque, France, for etatue of Leabia, in marble. Maxeball W. Calder, Esgland, statae of Sabrica, in plaster. Pagani Pietro, Milan, Italy, for Eve after the fall, in marble. Ringuet Le Prince & Marcotte, France, for tae work mansbip of a Jerge bronas vare Quiilerie M., France. for two compositions in relief, re- presenting the one battle, the other # religious pro cerrion. Ssntarelli Emilio, Italy, for statue of Hypocrates, in marble = A., Belgium, for oii painting—The Icvera’ meeting. ‘'zweg A, Baverin, for oil painting—The bookworm. Soulé Eugene, France, water color painting—A lend. reaps gy Behe C., England, for water color paidting—View of St. Peter's Vatican, Manu sctory of the, Rome, for a Mocais copy of St. John. Van Sehendal, Belgium, for oil paiuting—A Flemish ma ket women. Wiloxte J.T, England, for steel engraving—Deer- stalker’s return, after Landseer. ee THE RAILROAD WAR AT ERIE. Our Special Correspondenec. Enis, January 18, 1855. Allis Calm Again at Brie—The Effects of the Reitroad Dif feclty Upon Soci ty—Something About the Leaders of the Two Partica—2*reparations for the Trial of Mears. King and Lowry—Kzxpated Interference of the Peanryboanta Le gislature— Proposed Act, dic, The excitement caused by the destruction of the rail road bridges yesterday having subsided, the city of Eri- is In » comparatively quiessent state, bat how long {t will remain #0 it would be impossible to conjseture. No at tempt was made by the railroad men to prevent the wo men from tearing down their bridges. In fact they did not coneider it prudent or safe to make their appsaransy among the crowd. In this they acted a wise part, not that I believe they would have been in any danger of their lives, but they might have received the same treat- ment to which young Walkor was subjected. I regret to say that some o! the reapestable people not only refase to disavow the eonduct of these shameless women, but that they actually approve of it. While such & fesling pre vaiis here no perron who is in favor of the four feat ten guage, is recure from insolt. It has been the means of trtranging friends and loosening the ties that binds kin Gred to Kindred. The most bitter personal auim at'ia« have grown ont of it, and many years must elapse bef. it will die ont. vem the women have taken aides end many little quarrels, I am inform tween them in ci AS ma) be sup |, those ? we it is com mon'y called, are in an overwhelming majority, while the “four feet tenern”’ are as scarce as flies in winuer. These suimcsition bare been greatly increased by the impri- sonment of Kilpatiick andthe other anti-reilroad men, for the people regard them as martyrs im the sau of justice and popu’ar rights against the encrosch ments of @ tyrapnic monopoly. Toeir acknowledge! Ieacer is Mr. Lowry, who la sald to be worth about s hun dred thousand dollars, and who fs the most hitter and de termined foe of the Northeast Railroad. He iss man evi dently of considerable matural taleate sud great porne- verance; but he is ratd by those who are oj 6 tw him to be very unscrupulous enc ex sedingly vindictive in the exhibition of his personel resentments. Hin {rieads on the contrary, regard him as an honest, upright man « friend of the people, and sterling, a going democrat, Mr, John H, Walker, whore som wan 90 shamefally maltreated yesterday, by the women, i+ perhapa the moi: prominent champlon of the four foot tea ineh, or nares geege. During the heat of the content, he with seversi other railroad men left the city, bat they have since re tursed. Mr, Walker isa whig, and 1 am told was one of the strongest oppoxents whieh Mr. Lo 5 man of Bigh character, bat ashe hae ems on the unpopular sice of this difficalty here, his charac: ter bar been much soured and villites. Some say that the preseot railrowd war bes originated in the persoaal hostility of thee men; but “l do not think this at all probable, although it may have tended to aggravate the strife between the contenciag parties. The feeling of in- dignstion ageioet Mr. Walaer must certainly be stropg woen an outage upon his son would bo jastiaet by respectable peopis Mr, Lowry and Mayor King have not been put in prisom, BA was expect-c by some persons, aud are to haves jury trial in Pittsourg Mr. Graat, ove of their lawyers, leaves here fer that city to morrow with several witnesses to prove that he overed no resistance to the Deputy Marshal when he arrested ‘ nee u ince within a week. If this were the only matter to be tried, the whole dificolty might now be terminated ; bi fortunately there is enough to keep the parties ia lig tion for years to come 6 people of Erie rely to & great exten} for their an- Ucipated triumph over the railroad company on the Governor who is confidently believed to bein their fa- as bis oondue. has certauly proved. They also be- heve that the Legislature are on tbeir side, and predict the porsge of au act which is to be introdueed tuto the body, ina few Gays, for the purpose of depriving the Frapklin Canal Company of thetic eharter. It may be well to state bere tual Unis company was, in the words Of the proposed wet, * sutoorised c the laws of the 6om- monwealth for the u L purpose of reconstructing or repair- ing tue Fratklia dlvistow of the Recent Canal, with the privilege of com wructing @ reilroad and asing the gradi line or towing path of the said canal as the beo thereo!, aud of ex'euding trom the morth end there- of to Lake E:ig and from the south ead thereof to Pitts. burg."” to the terms on whish ite Insiwad, however, of keepi chart ated. it appears, from the same act, that under color of the aathority and privile, ferred, axd witbout reeonsiructing or rept the reid Fravalio division, or coustructing & Yr thereon, or slocg the sams and ou the pretence of an extension of & work not wither completed or commen jaid down aed consructvd sooiber and independent ma along anc nearly parallel with the Lake Shore from the depot of the kriv acc Northeast Railread to the western boundary 0 (he Sate at tae eastern terminus of @ oer- tain rajlroad within the territory of Ohio, and which was to form @ continuoas ine with the said last mentioned read, and 'o comstitate, ea declared amd represented by thems@ives, ® part or section of acother and distinct Tusd, Gewiguate them aa the Erie and Cleveland Rail- road, the tame heng ® road mo. km by the iaws o inmon + eal! exclusively to f othe trang, merchan: ine to an York over apr a the territory of thia state” «For the varions reasous stated ia this part of the act, all the rights ond ‘epee of the Frankiin Canal Com pany are to be ced, revoked and utterly and for- ever ampulied ’ If this act rhoald be passed, it will perbaps. put an end tothe present difficulty, for im that event the road will be taken up, aed the present North- eart road whch is constrn ted om the same gauge, must erorweartly terc inetes Erie Itinhardly probable, whea the itaciehny awouct of proper'y involved is considered, Tha thi a) wil) pass, Independent of the fact that the whole rai ‘o of thi other states would be brought to beer agai net ite passage, The adies of Ere have eu yoribed about a hundred dole lars an ® present to Mrs, MoGul, the wife of the Sheriff of Pittebuig jau, ip the reilread prisone: 78 On ar pitcher is also to be presented tates troons to protert him in the discharge of his du- ties. I still Uhink, however, that the government will not resort, in the present stage of the oi to such an ex- Hesider, 1° mast be remembered that flicar wax not the act of s crowd of treme measore the arrest of ub usuthorzed people, bat was prrormed by the legal au- thoritiee of this eity — It is oles then, @ matter for the courts or law The raivosc men would gain nothing b the ioterreotion of an armed force, for! am auctod and it Wtmy firm couvi-tioa, thst the moment they le! the people would gain tear up the rails and destroy the bridges, Tis evidens, then, that noth ng would be galm- ed by Kuch & conres, A mass mev'iog opposed to tha Girard ‘@ morrow, & report of which followiog ism copy of the oi THB $350,000 SCAEME | GREAT Maa8 MEETING! Look 10 Yous Taxrs JUSTICE AND REFORM! NO RAILKO ADS BUILT BY COUNTIES! 4 > nn will be held at ill vend you. The Of the citizen Grasky, Tatxanay, Jan 19, 1854, For the purpose of expressing our entire disapprobation of the law now on our Statute authorizing County Commi rh to audroride atook to BURY RaILROaD! The Erie aad Pittabarg Ri or any other rad or projact by which our proper y ix placed beyond our control. A full etrendance of our c tizens is solicited. This demoustra'ion shows that the acta of cae veces of Erie are not approved of by *he whole county. 18 may be true, asthe sey. that this was go: up by the men, but still it shows that they rely up m the people of Girard to snj port them There may be some disturbances there, but whatever happeos you shall be duly in a of it, 5 TELEGRAPAHI). REPEAL OF THE CHARTER OF THE FRANKLIN CANAL ComPar Y. Hagxnvec Friday, Jan. 20. 1864. In the Senate the bill to annul the charter of ‘he Frank- lin C.nal Company came up for # ibird reading Mr, Bucklaw seid he was unacq 1ainted with the contents of the bill and therfore deciined voting It waa debated by Mesers. Prite, Quiggle Crabb and others, The com- pany was violently denounced The bill, it was sontend- ed wae not sufficieotly ove/cive, and by way of an amend- ment, @ new section was proposed an f llow: vot be Inwfal te covstract any railroad al M tien of paid roade from Erie to Onto State line, without the authority of « fatare act of the Lazislatare All au- thority given to any Corporation directly or by implica- tion to that purpo: hereby revoked and repealed.” The amendment parsed fi unanimously. Messrs: Darlington, Byron, Hallin, Ephraim Hamlin, Hendricke, Hoge, Kunkel, Meilingee and Sager being absent. The Runaway Girl from Philadelphia. ELIZA IN SEAKUH OF 4 MOTHER—A STRANGE AF+ FAIR—FURTHER PARTICULARS, KFC. On Thursvsy we pub/ished an account of the capture in thia city of ® young girl, named Eliza Aun Peacock, a runaway from Poiladelphia, found at a hosiery store in Canal street, where she bed hired herself asa clerk, Greesed im inale attire. Shs was taken by offl.xer Woolley before tha Cuisf of Police, and her guardian notified, in Philedelpbia We have alreacy described ber as being « girl of considerable intelligence, and somewhat extra- ordinary, copsicerieg her youth, being bat about fourteen The get tienen who representa to ba her adopted father— or, mere properly eveaking, her guardian~ arrived 91 Wed- peaday night from!’ ilecelphis, io auswer to a telegraphic Cexpaich sent t bia trom the Culef of Polied, informing hin of capture Uo his arrival he proceeded td tae residence of «ficer W olay, the girl Laving been placed in the care hat office, When they met ao aifeo tiona'e in‘«rview took place between the girl and her guardian whose name we could aot learn, as he desired the officer not ‘o mention it, She appeared mach pleased Si returning cack and Thursday morning they their departure for home There seems to be quite a romance attached to this af- fair, The gentleman who axsames th position of guar. disn is & man of consideradie property, residing in Phila delpbia, and says be pted tis child some seven years ago. She had } een sent to this country f/om England by the moter, who, {t seems, found it necessary for her ow repotation to place heraway for awhile, The child is oF good family’ wud is said to be heic to large fortan By some m-ane thin child he mother,” and became very anxivus to find her, an like poor io search of @ father,” she fol determiced \o wake an lempt to see her, and it wae for that owe she now assigns as@ reason for ronping sway. But being without money to defray her expenses scrows the Atlantic, and imorcer to procure money whereby ths could carry out her object, without rendering hersei! lable to expesare, she considered the best thing she could do was to assume the character of @ boy, and socurdingly provided herself with male attire and bired herself out as clerk. Since her a¢option her guardian has bestowed liberally towards ier education, and having no femily of his own be bad become much atteched to p Bos How long it will be be ors she makes ancther start in ‘search of @ mos ther” remains to be seen, Theatre jd Exhibitions, Bownay Tiraray —* Uveie Tom's Cabin”? time: the Bowery theatre this Dg. the father of all the negro delimeators, The ronnic +Mvots are iv the neual style Bkoapway Tunak —A ospitel farce, and the ‘ The Cateract of te Gangs,” this evening, The 4} tack Pas pow ‘conn pleted thee fourth week of its fopresean: avon A sew three act comedy isin rehearsal, and will bé precuce om Munday Benton's TreaTen —Two mew pieces are announced for thie evening § T iret in @ local aketsh, by @r Dari- vage, cf New York. calle’ * Our Best Society,” and the recond \n ap Krglixb farce, called ‘Mow to make Home Happy.” The beet artists fo Mr, Barton’s popular com- pany are included im the esat of these picc's. Nanionat TrkaTxs.—*' Uncle Tom's Cabin’ is anmounced for this afternoon wd evening, with Cordelia Howard a6 Litle Eva. The pisos hes lately been farnished with ea- tire new sosnery. Waack's Tuxaree.— The Bachelor of Arts,” “A Pretty Pisce of Business,’ and ‘ More Blanders than Une,” make up a lively and agreeable bill for this even- ing Several poveltiee are snmounced for next week, im- lading Cum deriand’s comedy, ‘The Wheel of Fortame,”’ Raxyex’s Mosca. —Albert Smith’s bar! “Hop & my Tbamb."' is drawing fll houses, principally on ae- count of tbe fac’ that Gen. Tom Tanmb pinys the prinel- pal charscter init, It wm to be given afternoon and evening. Beoapway McstcM asp MawcEn.—The Siamese Twins ard an pane held their levees at the Broadway Mu- roum 837 way, every evening and du the day. There is alsom fine collection of ontmsiny ast all to be seen for two shillings. . Buty gives an entertainment for juveniles and res- arbaus this afternoom, end apother for the entire public in the evening—all at Stuyverast I) Tue Comery Mivernss: the nal location, No. 472 Broadway, contisue to draw crow houses. The pro- gramme for this evening inelades some of their most popular ballads. Movornst Hatt —At this ball No. 444 Broadway, Wood’s Minatreis aightly entertain s large mumber of people. In their programme for to night’s concert we sotice mang ings, in sluding the