The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-26 00:00:00

THE COMMERCIAL nurarr WITH

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Speed at Paris, October 1_2,1860.
i Ratificatione exchanged at Pans, October 25, 1360.]

Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of GRIM
Beanie and Ireland, and has Moiesty the Emperor of the
French, deuriug te ensure the execution of the Treaty ef
Commerce com luded between them on the 23ril of January,
within the limits and in the manlier conteniplated by
the socond additional article to that treaty, have resolved
I.o,abate a twit complementary arrangement in order to
titteruhur ti,e .11ecine cohnem duties which shall lie
impoeil upon the peels of British origin end manufacture
mumerated in t!oe .4.411 treaty, when imported into France ;
sal they have for that pupate named as their pleniputeo-
tient.. that is to say Her Majesty the Quests of the
nutted Kingdwil of (treat Britain and Ireland, the Right
Him. Fleury Richard Charles Earl Cowley, Le. ; and
Richard t'obbn, Esq., • member of the British Parlia-
ment. Anil his Majesty the Emperor of the French, M.
Thouccnel, and M. Ronher, lee.
Wino, After having communicated to each other their re-
spective full parer., found in good and due form, have
agreed upon the following articles :
ART. I. The articles of British origin or manufacture
euumerated ie the tariff annexed to the present conveutioo
shall, alien imported Jura from the United Kingdom,
miler the French or the British flag, be admitted into
France, at the duties specified by the mid tariff.
ART. 2. In ceder to establish the fact that the goods are
of British origin er mans fieture, the importer must present
at the French Custom-house either an official declaration
made before a Itritish ina_ostrate exercising jurisdiction at
the place of despatch. or certificate panted by the chief
officer of the customs at the port of embarkation, or a cer-
tificate grantol liv the consuls or consular agents of France
at the places of ifeepotch, or at the porta of embarkation.
shore-mentioned commis or consular spats of Freres
shall legalise the signatures of the British authorities.
ART. 3. The imparter of =chime and mechanical M-
ailmen-Ma, complete or in detached pieces, of British origin
manufacture, !shall be exempt from the °linguine of
producing at the French Customs any model or drawing of
the imported article.
AET. 4. The importer of any goods of Minh origin or
manm'acture ta..ed raloren, must attach to the declara-
tion verifying the value of that article, and tothe certificate
of origin, au wroica emanating from the manufacturer or
front do seller, which shall show the reel pine, and shall
be ve, by a consul or consular agent of Festivals the United
Levkas.
Air. 5. When articles upon which an ad raloorm duty
ialevied Dave been previously warehoused, the dirty shalt
be levied according to the value of those articles at the
time of their actual entry into France.
ART. G. The importer against whom the French customs
may desire to exercise the right of pre-eruption stipulated
in the Treaty of the Viet of January, leiriO, may, if he
prefers to do so, demand a valuation of his goods by ex-
perts.
Tbe same demand may be made by the French customs
when they may not think fit so have immediate recoume to
Aar. if the result of such valuation by experts should
prove that the goods have not a value of 3 per cent. above
the. which has laseedschured by the importer, the duty shall
be levied upon the amount of the declaration.
I/ the preyed vales iss percent. above the valuedeelared,
the Fr...eh customs shall be entitled, at their choice, either
to exerrise the right of pre-emption, or to levy the duty on
the value deteresioed by the experts.
This duty shall be inereseed by 30 per cent., as a fine, if
the 'alliance of the experts is 10 per cent, above the de-
cLoorf value.

ifthenaine, as determaal by the arbitratioy, exceeds
the de, tired 'Aye by 5 per cent., the costa of the inquiry
by the stout. shall be defrayal by the decaraot In tie
contrary eme, they shall be defrayed by the Preach Custom-
hoysa

Arr. ft. la the anew contemplated by Art. 6 the two
arbitrating experts shell be named, am by the da.larant,
Ms ether ley lbe Meal chief et the French Customs Memo,.
If there he di/forma of mune* Manses them Of if at the
tun- f aperients( the experts the declarant shell require
it, the expert. sball choose aa =Mew la admit of agree
meat. this umpire shai be appended by the prisideat of the
Triburtil d (--moserre at the port of impurtetim, or, in his
.kfasil% by the omitted of die Tribunal of COKIIIICICS at
the teureit Mars.
The ,locision .4 the arbitrators .1141 be ;,ices within the
15 dot. whit .1 f..lheir thew nominatiow
Arr. 9. Ind. pevelently el the ditties of customs. artklei
of zoblenith's work soil of nwsllery of British manufacture
to lc.: I. vilear, vlatim, or ether metals, imported into
Tunes,. .hali I. @abject to the aysteni of control seta.
blobs.' in I:,at onewary fee similar articles of doniestn
mine .tare, nil shall pay, d it becomes neemeary, as the
mine boos as those, the statism of marking and gasmatee.
Ant. T.oi tariff amazed to the prirmat cotimatioa
shall, nileneadeatly of tho articles greedy admissible ander
the treaty of the Ttrd of January last, be immediately
phr.Liu u, re'.ned "wars, to works is metal, to eneullimi, to
detaehol pieose of misehines, to tools, and to useekanioil in-
struments of every iles. riptioe.
.twr. 11. The present mayeatioa shall have the maw
din a'.-.o es the treaty rosielielad hetween the high con.
%reeling Fatties ea the:not of Jaanary Lid, of winch it is a
morplenmet.
.t . orr 'The present conseation 4411 be ratifier', and
the nititieationo shull I.e eachaard 4 Paris within 6ftreu
or veneer if possihle.
In vritsses whited, tin respective plseipotentimine have
signeil it, argil bare alSaval thereto the seal of their artra.
lane, in duplicate, at Paris, the lAli day O. tabor,

(La) Comm.
fLa) RkHD. COBDEN.
ILK) E. Tworysti
(La) F. ROWIII6.
The tariff sneeze 1 to the conventioe is then OVUM, but
.tu +tete for Lids us to treader the details to oar columns.
The Treaty is followed in the 0.•:•ve by the following
nouiestioa - _ _

(11, TILWIL Wutnttar.y OM 25, Pl6o.—The
Right Hoo.o,ral.le the Laois of the Conimiaite aPrivy
ttounc.l f,r Trade are pleased to publish, for general infer-
the following oresparative automat. slouwim
the nide ..f duty payable oo the direct importation into
Proxy from the Usited /Chariot's, muter the French or
British be. of tho mdanneationel articles of British
origin or imsaufartaro, as set forth is the miff suoezed to
the cosventioa cosiclottsd oa the lath tangent between
ORO Britain sad Posers, as compost will the *ern,
spoodisc Mos al import linty In' sd as the same articka
finder the old FNMA tariff.