The Sun.
London, England, 1860-12-03 00:00:00

Th'E TRI 3217 Y WITH FRANCE.

A supplement to the London Gazette, published on
Saturday, gives the following convention between her Ma-
jesty and the li,mperor of t
he French, supplementary to the
Treaty of C' Amerce Jan. 23, 1860 ; with a tariff an•
flexed therr ito ; and vihich was signed at Paris on Nov. 23,
the ratifications being exchanged at Paris on Nov. 30 :
Her M.ajesty thr, Queen of the United Kingdom of Greai,
Britain. and Ireland, and his Majesty the Emperor of the
French, desirin g to insure the complete execution of the
treaty of the 23d of Jan., 1860, by fixing the duties on the
importation of such of the goods of British origin or manu-
facture enumerated in the said treaty as were not comprised
in the arra mgementof the 12th of Oct. last, have resolved to
conclude, for that purpose, a second additional convention,
and have therefore named as their plenipotentiaries ; that
is to say

Her 'Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland ; the Right Hon. Henry Richard
Chaffee, Earl Cowley, a peer of the United Kingdom, &c.,
&C. ; and Richard Cebden, Esq., a member of the British
Parliament.

And his Majesty the Emperor of the French ; M. Thou-
venel, his Imperial Majesty's Minister and Secretary of
Btate for Foreign Affairs ; and M. Rouher, a Senator of the
Empire, &c. ; who, after having communicated to each
ether their respective full powers, found in good and due
form, have agreed upon the following articles:
Art. 1. The articles of British origin or manufacture
enumerated in the tariff annexed to the present convention
shall, when imported direct from the United Kingdom
under the British or the French flag, be admitted into
France at the duties specified by the said tariff.
Art. 2. The rules established by Arts. 2,4, 5,6, 7, and 8,
of the convention concluded on the 12th of Oct. last, between
the high contracting powers, for the proofs of origin, the
declarations of importation, and the valuation by exports of
the productions taxed ad valorem, shall equally apply to the
various articles of British origin or manufacture enume-
rated in the tariff annexed to the present convention.

Article 3 of the convention of the 12th of October last,
which. exempts the importers of machines, or detached
pieces of machines, of British origin or manufacture, from
the obligation of producing models or drawings, is declared
to be applicable to all the goods the importation whereof
was subject to that formality, and which are comprised
either in the present convention or in that of the 12th of
October last.

Art. 3. Independently of the duties of customs stipu-
lated in the tariff annexed to the present convention, and
by application of Articles 1 and 9 of the treaty concluded
between the high contracting powers on the 23d of Jan.
last, the undermentioned articles of British origin or manu-
facture shall, on their importation into France, and by way
of compensation for equivalent duties paid by French manu-
facturers, be subjected to the supplementary duties herein-
after prescribed :

fr. c.

Raw soda - -
Crystals of soda - .
Sulphate of soda:
Pure—
Auhyd rate - .
Crystallised or hydrate -
Impure—
Anhydrats - • -
Crystallised or hydrate -
Sulphite of soda
Salt of soda - - -
Hydrochloric acid -
Chloride of lime - - -
Chlorate of potash - -
Chloride of magnesium- -
Plate glass or large mirrors -

• 4 35 100 kil.
- 435 „

- 6 0
- 240

- 540
- 2 10
• 11 0 ~
- 3 0
- 10 0 $)
- 66 0
- 1 0 the superficial
metre.

Glass ware, window glass, and other
white glass- - - - - 320 100 kn.
Bottles - - - - -1 25 9,
Artificial ultramarine - - -11 0 7,
Sal Ammoniac - - - -16 0 f 7
Kelp , 150 II

• 125 ff
. 3 0 7)