The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-11 00:00:00

•RTICLII

It is wideritool betweint.";;Wilgh contracting poses,
that if cat of them 'hints it aecoseary to establish an miss
tax or inland:duty upon any wide of hoots productks sr
maanfacture which I. comprised mow the preceding
enumerated article., the foreign imparbid article of the isms
description may be immediately Ugh to an sgaivalist Ong
on impartation.
It Is ovally nolentood Woos the high eae
paiors, that la ems the Mashs, goviniment shoiddtdon
= rito Meows the excise duties levied epos home-
made %I to Ogles on the importstko of wines may be
masse :
Ter overyla biareaskamertf a la. pm gallon of spirits on the
essibe daty, there may be, on wince which pay le. 04. duty,
an smiverntal ion sot siesediog ltd. Fer inks; and ow whirs
ghbawhich. pay 2a., as augmentation sot exoseding lid. per

ASTI= I.
The two high contraeltng portiere mane to themselves the
power of levying apes all ardtdes mentioned in the present
arty, or opoa any other article, landing or shipping dam,
fa order to pay the expenare ot all neoseaery establishments
at the port. of importation and a:portals&
Bat is all that relates to local treatment, the dues and
charges in the goer, basins, docks, roadsteads, harbours, and
rivers of the two C-01111Ul4111, the privileges, favours' or advan-
tages which arefavour,
or shah he granted to asthma meets ge-
nerally, or to the goads helmeted or 'sported to them, shall
to equally granted to the vesesle et the other country, and to
the goods imported or =ported he the..

AITICIA XT.
The two high oontractiog powers appes sot to prohibit
tho exportation of cool, and to levy to deity wpm snob ex-
portation.

♦ITICLII 111.

The subjects of one oontrectisg powers
shall is the dominions of the ether enjoy the sense protection
se native subjects is roped to the rights et property in trade
markt end in pitons of every deeeription.

The al ,bras duties established within the limits axed
by the presiding artioka shall be converted into specific dunce
by a supplementary convention, which shall be concluded
bribes the lat July, 1860. The medium prima during the
eba months pcsesdiag the date of the present treaty stall be
takraas ti!" beer for this conversion.

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Duties shell, however, be levied in conformity with the
bows shove established—

1. In the event of this supplementary convention Dot
having cow into force before the expiration of the period
flint for the execution by France of the present treaty;
2. Upon those articles the specific duties on which shall
not have bees settled by common consent.

The present treaty shal7l;;;lncri;sg for the United King •
dots of Great Britain and Ireland, so seas as the necessary
legislative sanction shall have been given by pardlancenr,
with the remorse made in Article VI. respecting wums.
Further, her Britannic Majesty wares to herself the
power of retaining, upon special grenade, and by way od 111.•
°option, during a period not eileardiag two years, dating
trots the let of April, 1860, half of the dudson those arti •
cis the tree admiesiou of which is stipulated by the present
Weety.
Thle reserve, however, does not apply to articles of silk
manfratare.

Tbe engagements con-t;;;;;; by Sb llejtity the Emperor
of the Preach shall be Welled, and the tariffs previously
indicated as payable ca British goods and reanufecttues
shall ha applied, within the following periods
1. For coal and coke, from the tat July, 1860.
2. For bar and pig iron, and for steel of the kinds which
are not subject to prohibition, from the Ist October, 1860.
3. Foe worked aretede, mec.hinee, tools, sad mechanical in-
Mremeate of all mete, within a period which shall not m-
ined the 31.1 December, 1860.
4. For yarns sad usenufemuree in em and hemp, from tbe
let Jane, 1861.
6. And for all other articles from the let October, 1861.
ARTICLE X VI.

His Majeety tae Emprror---0111; From* engem that the
ad *demi dathm poya co the importation into France of
inercitandise of Bridle production and mannhoture shall
not exceed a maximum of twenty-are per cent from the Lt
October, 1864.

It is understood betsc; VO7tv;Obirch eserselleg power,
r an element of the ormolu Si the di seism doses ire
specific dried, diet for the rob r her Ms era w et
caneszt subjected.. Impeded= taco Frew Is •lily of les
not incise", re ere rarer deism% re=
roll be seven frescoes OVIIII7 Issrei
the lit of October, 1864, aaA aln ani=r.l.4 r.
chiding In both are the two oiMlssil berm

♦artist
The arrangements of the paean tasty el aentmees an
applicable to Algeria, both for the exportation of her pro-
duce, and for the importation of Britials goods.

•RTICLII Xll4
Berl of the two high contracting powers o b con-
fer on the other any favour, privilege. at is the
tariff of duties of iroporta.Ln on the artisise Is the
present treaty which the said pow wag .sags 4, oaf
third power. They further wimp mot to mime ow
against the other spy prohibilisa aff loperlellso sr emporia-
tkai which shall sot at the isms, Wm be agglembis to all
ether sakes.

The preamt treaty shell not be rral d unless be Br(tennis
Majesty shall be eathorieed by the wont of her parliament
to reattate the engagtmenta contracted by kr is the smiths
of the present treaty.

AZTICLI XXI.
The present treaty shall remain in bra for the epos of
ten years, to date from the day of the exchange of ratifica-
tions ; and in case meths'. of the high contracting powers
Amin Moo notillisd to the other, twelve mouths before the ex-
pkolies of the mold period of ma years, the intention to put
on oil be im oprraties, Ohs treaty shall &edam in force for
esoilter year, and so os Its, year to year, until the =pita-
** isfayear counting from the day on which one or other
of the high eZetrocting powers shall have announced Ito La-
unties es pm as end to it.
The high costrecting powers reserve to thinneelves the
✓ight to introduce by commis easiest into this treaty say
modifloatile which is not opposed to its spirit and principles,
and the utility of which shall ban bees shows by a:p-
risms.

ARTICLE XXII.
The present treaty shell be rallied, sad the ralillcatione
shall be inches/Id at Paris within the paled of When days,
at some" if possible.
In hush whereof, she seepages phelpotentlerfes have
signed it, and sllizad thereto the reel el their arras.
Dame in duplicate at Paris, the OM Asy of January, in the
year deer Lard MO.
COWLIT.
RICEARD COBDEN.
L.S. V. lleiocez.
LS. P. Sousse.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE 8011TH-WFATEZIE
RatLwar.—Teeterday morning. sa as wise and Nadir
wows passing through Twickenham etaden, at about flee
o'clock, the signal man at that station was out literally in
two. Mr. Court, the station muter, was immediately Galled
up, sad the mangled corp.., which presented a shocking
spectacle, was removed from the line. The poor fellow's
bead and lim wen exposed and lying outside his coat. It
is supposed that in attewaptitag to cross, the rails being ex-
tremely slippery from the frost, be fell. He leaves • wit,
and family to lament his untimely wad. The widow Us
rely been coolised about ten days, sad op to nine o'clock no
one bad had the towage to convey the melancholy Intelli-
gence to her.

Tai ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN AMERICA.—Mr.
Frederick Lillywbits is. we understand, about to Lumen an
eaernat of the trip of the Foolish cricketers to Canada and
the Uaited States. The beek will testate the wheeled Inci-
dents tram the departare et the adenines non :Liverpool
nun glair Wart to that part. and we behave diet !IMPS
✓esent espenien• thrown upon the anduat of an er tire of
the orknotere by the Amorions yearaide win mess with is
Asideenesplinetiss" which .ill be gene seddestary to ear
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