New Orleans Exposition.
By Editor
WE have received the official announcement of the re-opening of the Exposition at New Orleans, under the name of the North, Central, and South American Exposition. It will be opened Tuesday, Nov. 10, on what is termed "American Peace Day." We hope and expect to visit the Exposition during its season, and regret that a press of labor and duties in other directions will prevent our being present on the opening day, and that our visit must necessarily be brief. The special "Days" are thirty-seven in number. American Press Day, Nov. 18, New England Day, Dec. 22, College Day, Dec. 26, Emancipation Day, Jan. 1, American Native Races Day, Jan. 5, and Battle of New Orleans Day, Jan. 8, are among the "Days" on which we would particularly wish to be present. It will continue open about five months. And we hope if we are permitted to visit the exposition again, that we shall see the grounds and buildings in the sunshine, which we were not able to do last winter. We have no doubt that the special features of making it a "Central and South American Exposition" will add greatly to its interest to every inhabitant of this continent.