The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-14

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Yren cur Paris Correspondent.
PAxls November rs 1883
Turkish matters still Involved la darkness They
obscared BY the smoke Of bstus appears the Turks
crossed the Danube in force WdAin and Turuka
they threw attachments lsi, b4sk three
mediate points. and perhaps did Hirsovs
Of Bealo~, lower dowa the that at Giurgeyo their
attempt failed thar only Of their positions attack
ed by the Russians, via that Oenizs that mere they
epused assault after assault in series Of engage
4,h the ith OF this mouth and that A
about this date they evacuated of positions
bank Of tbs Danube, though whether voluntarily or
is yet uncertain Most OF the journals that
continues In Asia that the Ottoman troops
taken Tsjswra and that portion OF tho EegIish and
French aeets have Suffered tho Black The Prose-
Vienna confirms the statement that a council OF
held the 1871 Consantinope, and adds
Eagsh and French officers who assisted the council
less personages Than Admrals Namelin and
Dundas The chief question considered is said have
been whether tho combined fleets should enter the Black
which, according The report, decided afma
lively, snd by unanimous vote,
The Ssscts ofthis morning remarks This iact--whicb,
since yesterday is longer matter Of confroversy-is
decisive. The is in full activity the Of the
Black and, Ia sending he heets to those waters the
allies Of Turkey threw themselves the midst
military OPERATORS Whether part the wLoIs OF the
has passed the Bosphorus docs aec, the question
The of the fleets into the Of Marmora esab
shed effectively the state Of war; and pledge given
Turkey that she would DO si the msrcy Of
just invader The oil these fleets the
Black establishes the actual participation Of England
and Franco in the either directly allies indirect
~ as armed mediators
For some months past active discussion has been go
ing the parisans and the opponents Of
trade certain propositions said to have been submit
ted the for the reduction Of the duties on
coal and iron.
According the tariff which has been 10 force for many
years. The duty coal 80 confines Go ccns) 100
kiogammes (22ob when imported IN French ships, and
franc GO cons) when imported in foreign ships The
duty pig iron coming by francs (Xl 400 per
kosramne foreign, and " francs (Sl SOY in French
ships; and coming BY land from adjoining countries
francs $50 cents) per klogamme Drawn iron, according
sze - francs IS francs and Sa francs in French ships
and i6a 27a and II rs francs in foreign ships Rod oo
rs and 37a francs French and I'll and Al is francs In
reign ships The duty ralroad iron was the same as
on drawn iron, according Dimensions Steel in bars
w francs kilogramme In French ships, and Dot
lrslncs In eign ships
The result discussion Is that the government has
resolved serious modification Of these duties and the
matter 10 ofsuch importance thar send you detailed
account Of the decree
ARTICLE L. The import duties foreign coal and iron
are established as follows
Coal per 100 klosrammes IN. B.A klosrann,e
a25 pouads,J BY sea COAT, from The sands Of
oonns DusAik, in French ships. 90 %
Al, Other poias. IN french %
To Holland exclusively 90 20
rs
Coke half than coal
Coke cindors, the present duties
Pig iron per liopamme', pieces weighing
IS kilos, by sea- in French bottoms. os 90
By land adjoining from Blanc M.seron
From Drenhsre, by any point o5 %
ron dst.ueoa o. msnuf.s,a.e. French
EngIish) upwards, width multiplied BY
From as @iimsue. incs.iveIy exclusively G~idh
n Bars q "a mms,rs. and upwards. on u %
Is mlimstres incusivey TO ~ exclusively each face oo
IN round bar. ~ IS mIne,ss upward. 90
Less Is maIlmcues Diameter. 10 %
imported foreign the above duties
R.so.d soa iron, according dmcu
Do ia foreign bottoms OF BY .................. 80
bars, without distinction 40 On
foreign and by ~ o.
AarcLx .. From lst Of January. 1885, the duty
iron will lie rs foiowss
Pig iron, 100 hiopammss, in weighing
Do do foreign bottoms 20
Drawn iron, without d,suncuoo
lure, French bottoms land, in nns bsr Of ts mill
imetes sx inehrs) and upwards, Tho width multiplied
PROM q sis @nimeur. to u.s. mimsue. he wih
a.. .so s,n an .,,,,.. a; I, ,soy. o.
square mimee. and upwuds each face. 70 o.
IS m,ilmstrcs TO d m''meres ........,-...,. " 90
Ia round bars q mimsue. upward. y %
IS miiim~cs 90
NY creign ships these duties increased lion.
foe drawn according TO dmen
n. G.
DO 6oreisu land "a 90
s,.. in e.r. w,,hoa, dissscuoa--
French ~ on
Foreign BOTTOMS os BY land ..-.-..... ...... ~ 90
The Mini.ier OF Jusics has recently addressed vou-
nisous r.por, Emperor concerning he sdmlnua-
ZION Of civil commercial justice in Francs in 1881,
which CLEAN the following facts, showing that tho
gay French are al, very peculiar and litigons
people