The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

French town raises the price beyond expression an.
reform Of the ocro duties would lot be less efu than
that OF the customs. Other merchandise nsvs On Its
entrance into France what are cal "A yyro,o.,,ng
duties TO enable French manufactur arc ~ c"mnste
M England and sof II rap article .H be .v w0r %
loI. Is imposed IN France, IN order to eaualze the
P t;ss ., x sSs French and The
merous to be given in def III the ioowirg however are
the principal Acids alkaii fowinr pieces. butter COAL
e nquors, wcenness, candles, Cocoa co
wax hogs ressrve1 fruits, cordage, cows horns cotton
spun otten below certain number, pencils, copper,
ax 40 hempes Unread, unwrOusht metal fruits and seeds
,o cling OIL cloves, foreign gum all Descriptions OF
s engrsVngs, oockwork, oils farming implements
w emic and musical Instruments WOOL corkwood hes and
rasps, books detached pieces OF machinery slate
medicines compounded coarse and fine haberdashery,
musk, ntmees goldeaf articles Of wood, iron, tin and
copper, gingerbread, paper perfumery, dressed
hides, lamb and fox SKINS writing pens, camels hair
foreign fish, gross earhenware, ROOTS resis saffron saws
sa silks sugars woolen linen, and cotton cloths crys
txnd glass, sheep cows calves fresh meat OPIUM
silver gilt articles, tea and -four. Not only do these
articles pay duty on coming into France but i varies
Ssrdng to the quantity quality and place from which the
articles arrive, 30 that the tariff forms nextrcable
order 70 ascertain the duties payable the articles
toned In the Emper0rs letter 10 the Minister OF State.
There are other articles of merchandise which pro
hbited nom leaving France They capsules, char.
COAL rags, ronsone, cast metal for proecles pirated
books, ammunition, gunpowder, and leaden bullets.
YEELNG TOWARDS THE MOVEMENT IN FRANCE.
II lJau. So) correspondence OF LONDON Times
Inc AonStetu contains decree nominating NJ Rouher
Grand Cross Of the Legion OF Honor u testimony OF his
Majesty high appreciation Of his eminent services"
There can be mistake TO the "erninent services
which have merted this Distinction they have reference
TO the treaty Of and the reductions In the tariff
and have already stated that H. R0uher has acted with
great zeal and energy In this matter N expected that
the 1otesr will on an early day publish full explana
ton from the Minister Of Public Works. setting forth the
which have led TO the imperial letter and the ne
ceseity that existed for the modification OF the tariff The
protectionis1 and their official organ the Nonie Indus
tel not idle. They exercising their right the
galy Of which no WILL Of course, deny, Of petition
ster Of Commerce The Tourcoing and Roubax manufac
turers demand that the many improvements promised in
the Imperial letter shall have precedence anything
else and that they shall be completed before the treaty
Of commerce with England is carried out They sntlc
pate the worst results to themselves from the treaty
view OF the case and profess themselves unable 10
compete with English iron works. and the Chamber OF
Commerce Rouen deprecates any changes in the existing
system until an elaborate inquiry takes place. The rea
sons which these addresses and petitions bring forward
are those which the prohbtonsts and protectonsts in
vayiably give when monopoly Ii menaced.
nave, however, to note one or two conversions The
President OF the Chamber Of Commerce Of Lille an nte.
gent, impartial and honest man. according all accounts
FASTENED up TO Paris reading the Imperial letter. He
bad conference with H. Rouher, and expressed all his
fears as to the consequences of this Innovation He
completely assured and convinced by the Minister He
returned to Lille and refused to sign the bold address
which appeared in the Aoniteur Industriel OF Sunday
hear also that the President Of the Chamber OF
Of st. Quentin admitted having signed that address
out OF Difference to Mmere Of whose devotion 10 the
]uperal government he had doubt and without having
perused the document Apparently he would Withdraw
his name from it II he could