The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-25

the power Of lsvyhg upon Al articles nsntoned n tne
ping Dues in order 70 pay the expenses q al nsosary
Establishments u The ports Of importation and
charges in he ports basins, docks, rosdsesds hsrbors
and rivers Of the two countries, the privileges, fAvors q
advantages which arc or shall be granted 70 national vessels
shall DO equally granted to the vessels Of other country,
and TO the goods imported or exported in them
The two high contracting Powers engage not 70 prohibit
the expectation Of COAL and 10 levy no duty upon such or
portaton.
The subjects Of Of the high contracting Powers
shall In the domnions Of the other enjoy the protec
ton a. native Subjects IN regard 70 the rights Of property
in trademarks and in patterns OF every description.
ARTICLE KIN.
The I'D valorem duties established within the limits hxed
by the preceding articles shall be converted into specific
duties by supplementary convention, which ahAIl be
concluded before the LIST Of July, 1850. The medium
present treaty shall be taken the bases Of this con-
version.
Duties shall, however, be levied in conformity with the
l. In the event Of this supplementary convention not
having come into force before the expiration OF the
period hxed for the execution by France OF the present
treaty.
Upon those articles the specific duties on which shall
not have been settled BY common consent
Tie present treaty shall be binding for the United King
dom OF Great Britain and Ireland 90 soon the necessary
legislative sanction shall have been given by Parliament
with the made In article VI, respecting wines.
Further her Britannia Majesty 70 herself the
power Of retaining upon special grounds and by way Of
exception, during period not exceeding two years. dat
ing from the let Of April $780, bali Of the duties on those
articles the free admission Of which Ia stipulated by the
This reserve however does not apply 70 articles Of silk
manufacture.
The engagements contracted by his Majesty the Empe
ror Of the French ehal be fulfilled, and the tariffs pre-
yiousy Indicated as payable on British goods and manu-
j. For coal and coke, from the Isl Of July, 1860
For bar and ron and for steel Of The kinds which
For WORKED Machines ~ and
nsuumentsof all sorts, within period which shau not
exceed the slst Of December, 1890
6. And for ali other articles nom the LIST Of October
1861.
His Majesty the Emperor Of the French engages that the
id yaorsm duties payable on the importation into France
shall not exceed maximum Of u per cent rom the LIST OF
October, 1864.
ARTICLE XVI.
k understood between the two high contracting
Powers element Of the conversion Of the I'D valorem
duties INTO SPECIFIC duties mat or the kinds o. a bar iron
u duty Of l0 not including The two additional declines,
the duty shall be r. every 100 kiogrammes until the
Of October 1884, and or nom that PERIOD including in
both cases the two additional declines.
ARTICLE XVII.
The arrangements OF the present treaty OF commerce
applicable 70 Algeria both for the expectation Of her
produce and for the importation Of British goods.
ARTICLE
Each Of the two high contracting Powers engages 70
confer the other any favor, privilege reduction in
the tariff Of duties OF importation on the articles mentioned
the present treaty which the said Power may conceda
any third Power They further engage not TO enforce
against the other any prohibition Of importation
expectation which shall not at the time be applca
BILE to all other nations.
The present treaty shall not be valid unless her Britain
mic Majesty shall be authorised by the assent OF her Par
lament TO execute the engagements contracted BY her In
| the articles Of the present treaty.
ARTICLE XXI
The present treaty shall remain in force for the space
Of years 10 date from the day Of the exchange
OF Publications; and In case neither OF the high
contracting Powers shall have notified to the
other twelve months before the expiration OF the
| said period Of ten years the intention 70 put
end to its operation the treaty shall continue in force
for another year, and from year 70 year until the
expiration Of year, counting from the day which one
other Of the high contracting Powers shall have
nOupced its intention to put an end TO II.
The high contracting Powers reserve 70 themselves the
modification which s opposed to It's spirit and princ
pies, and the utility Of which shall have been shown BY
| experience.
The present treaty shall be ratified, and the ratdca
tons shall be exchanged 1t Paris within the period Of
| days, sooner possible.
In faith whereof, the respective PenpOentaries hAv
signed IT, and Affixed thereto the seal Of their
Done In duplicate 1t Paris, the 23d day OF January,
RICHARD Golden,
" BAROCHE-
r. ROUHER.