Industrial Exhibition at London in 1862

The commissioners are anxious to ascertain what foreign countries will be disposed to take part in the exhibition, and to be put into communication with such persons or bodies in the United States as will command the confidence of the government, and best represent the interests of those who may intend to become exhibitors.

The commissioners think that it would be super?uous to enter into any details at present, but so soon as proper channels of correspond ence have been opened, they will have many matters to which they will desire to draw the attention of the foreign countries which are disposed to take an interest in the undertaking.

I shall be particularly obliged if you will enable me to convey to the commissioners an early intimation Of the views of the government of the United States on this subject.

I have the honor to be, sir, with the highest consideration, your most obedient, humble servant.

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