The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

In le4o the importauone were lbS,31I
And the production. 100000
Or $685. lbs per head
In ls4s, the importations were ......... .2s9 6s7
The production $50 600
Or 957s lbs per head
In 1917, the importatiens were ,532
a. consumption. IDOL esz
In 1851 the mportatons were ...............317 $50
The production .4I3ooO
Or 6eA lbs. per head.
Thus We perceive that tie actual eonsump.o. Of iron
Ing Quantity under the reaaesd rates both i.
population ana the sr eat extension Of our farm
That this great interest oppressed condition,
ahs foregoing pro beng for The Pre-
silently att.s From .hs sviSsase furnished 20 This D..
and utterly biz produce iron at s
ss yea. msa, wss. .ssssa tie &c
shs Of a.. ss Ts %
stroyea will require many years 70 eplaee II apon Tvs pre-
dependent foreign countries imporsns
material in The arts OF peace and the most indispensable Of
pertain articles which TO ,hs tariff act of 1876 had
made subject duties ID vsiorem It mus. be app.ren.
from ,nes: that no o pr ny e
such articles are set forth In ss a0o' charged with
der the supentendonee of Professor
a D. Bache has made ezeeen, during the past
Atlantic ard Paciae coast The seriss nearly
now
beyond osraooke inlet IN North Caroas The work has
Florida is nearly completed in Aabama and Mississippi
ps Of
I'll as % p
tions determined BY the preliminary cacui..ens of The
survey July 1850 The Numerous hydrosraphlc
q the Il S
being thu: shown in form ised i'm Iss by
hydographc notices Of the also pared
Grg and esosomy
mend in the opinion Of this Department warmly to the
The Injunction Congress employ many oiser.
eiyiiisas' been stead in view
stsohea q The survey anu 0m'ss are
.hs g.. in he @
Why he present Of this great WORK should be
Treasury met an on the
81 To- my anshae eonsssyS IN
the vaius which whole
supern.end q the survey has under the
BE- &C., Of h
@ II m . BY ss ss & s s
doubtful hi. auts has been promptly and sooepsabl
Coast Survey to consideration.
MINT.
h . S & s snd s past year asy
results Under the present the depostar promptly
s Rs !.
forty nd whole sns5sy eSnpssss with
,sr, M I'd
without charge to the depossors except
the bullion believed that equal facilities are not pre-
20 M BY the min q other nation
Il
.its. strives in shs uai.d states aeeonpsssa :,
spared without from he Of msans IN
the Treasury Il may however not assys be convenient
.he public funds, if 9hes~ise no ans
much the nsticnai debt woui save asssiy 10000 sunu.
SILLY 30 .s y s % al
sent by The depositors Of god or other bullion still
s@s an receipt
section such thete certificates they the evil
fovsrnmen which osia sssf would Be r.S.
connection win The suijss. Of the mint it my
value sh s and Silver A. the S%
Laws; :. 49,, " '1'' = 'A'.'1s
that aHe s haDGe r az viii y reSs it. wiz
.Sg.it Tia. pIqdpssd From pure
sy So pure silver ana France 20
the reqnre, esportason Of specie
obviors that opr silver coin must be exported willis.
fidn the operation Of this law Of commerce arises the
our silver com commands premi@ IN e ,s nse o a
j. s stll found more advantageous for
silver tfsggh rs -ss,iys .sa value se;w
about 70 1908 debtor then. who Offers silver pay
mint mus NJ :: the rae Of IS a ounces in CON-
surse' he could purchase one q gold Witch latter
N gHa However that the ..iys valve Of coin in
Britain as Ito Il - not the relative bullion
.sn that being about cen, Lees in y's
silver oo Of fO th.s per cent
si , Hsne an rss sats Of s
twospecss q coin has mot oen the result
ar rish the views which win ier il
S US e % IN eeS @
system the gold and silver coinage Of Great
Tans o. seid and silver bullion there In Grea: Briisin
ss1 ss Of vss Staten sSn an. IN gnc
:iesr then that there NO coin
Though the Brtsh govern hundred
shnss sees net permi, bring ninetJ shi
n5 IL n as Su he contrary
nifty obliged pay pnr value FOR al the silver coin it
ss H. tn coa sSF E'a ssT %
sess,45 aS1isase and sRs pasis within oerais limits
will the it's own price Tor the benefit OF the
In si therefore the proper value which sh,uld
ettttsBed between gOic c0n, ~ should
mot lie done valve reference
tofsren COIN but 20 their Intrinsic value as bullion ia
foreign countries.
The relative vAno or gold silver c,ins is srea
d. stated 90 10 9Ss the bullion Of silver
ooin England. 10 10 no berg df Of az thou
tgndths marty two cent Is follows then, mat
that ali acoAsious the Of
foreign trade REQUIRES heavy snpmeata Abroad silver
e., will he frat sousht after for that PURPOSE ats
Cels -; and consequently, will disappear from sreua
EeMis., - as plTeadv done 10 very great extent
Sg g ss H. be tut one immediate and droet remedy
In.re secp - 81 the which hae already been
.ot .s eN ano u char ginR The relative value be
auoIto y, reducing the utrnsi value Of
hh :. "cera Of the mint lin which
Sudcous persons whose opinions ~ " Rrea'
weight oonour) is that this shanse eoua nas @
BY made by making dollar weigh three E.u anu
eighty -four grains, and the r coins in propo IN re
ahh eight hundred ounces OF r'ih should be No W.
tale, e1scty $1,000 The diresScr II the mint, w comru
cation On the subject I'll speh scale ofweiRhth
were adopted the relation OF sv6r such pieces TO gold
would be az 1854 TO L. and IL the relation or
bullion value lie about 1868 10 proposed silver