The New York herald., 1863-10-02


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., cancer ~, HOSPITAL gang T. eryspeas " ca oua
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organic diseases Of the hesri, 10, &C. vii stop s'.,.
thi King that have given sufficient Illustration tho
vast Held OF statistical and pternatonal stat loor'
PRICES AND wAGEs-As INVITATION 10 LUNCH ON.
The third section reports through baumstark director
OF an agricultural academy tfrussia), en- prices ana
This question has been twice the OBJ ec Of discus.
sion at national Newmarch has written
admirable history OF prices and wages but u 10 not
the history OF them which the Congress- had n view
Tho first resolution therefore. says;-lt Is principally
tho statistics OF prices wages, the history OF
them, which should occupy tho Congress.
Idebrandt, of saxony weimar, AGAINST the resolution
statist history prices from tho beginning of
this century would be OF great Importance historical
retrospecton Of the past renders the present copehea
sive
Baums points the difficulty which the congresses
would experie co in studying that history lie is not
agans, such history but against making question for
congresses
Dr. ssyr ha, the question Of present prices
be well understood without knowing tnoso OF tho past
but the study Of the latter was more t Tor private ndi'
vidlals.
Hdobrandt thinks that private porson able to
get the necessary material for instance the Of
terest al different periods
The vote then being taken the rst resolution carried
by majority. The second resolution saysThe statis-
tics OF prices exclusive OF the prices Of wages) 10 BIO
limited for the present to the objects enumerated IN sub
divisions l to y.
For the oenea, Of tho reader, win give again
an instance OF subdivsion:-l, nourshment 2 Goth
Ing; Q, rent Of dwelling :. pay Tor schools,
.
ment-Rye wheat barley, oats maiye with tho reduc-
ton of the noushment contained In tho different grains
to that of whea potatoes peas beans beef pork, nut
ton herring butter cheese eggs beer wine coffee and
tea
Tho committee proposes to add ,ol. Nourshmcnt-
Brandy, sugar. salt, tobacco. To say, instead OF her
ring" "ish, Principally herring" To Clothingflax
and hemp. To Price Of rewood, coal and turf which
would give in all forty eight articles the prices OF which
to be inquired into
Several members propose mix building maeria ls
lime fur (olothiug) and gas. There seems dispos
ton in tho assembly TO Increase stl more the nun
Der Of articles; upon which the President explains
that the original proposition had connpcd all these aud
many articles. that the had the
necessity to cone themselves 10 few and plain obccts
Too many articles would create confusion; 1t would be
better t. begin with less.
Dr. Farr supports that view. He speaks OF Jevon
ceent book, laid by him the table Of the Congress
containing tho prices Of one hundred and eighteen
articles.
It finally agreed upon to make the present number Of
articles ffy and to sdd milk and the fleece oi sheep.
Before the close or this days session the
President announces that the proprietor of grea!
brewery establishment caed" iyoli on tho krenzoefs,
short distance from the city, had Invited tho mombers
10 his vast establishment for the following evening.
coGcert fireworks and collation. would form the enor
ainment The city Fire Brigade would 20 through their
exercises Members requested to bring their ladies
with them and to appear a Kros gnrdens, where the
the same day Adjournment after four O'clock Ia the
afternoon.
TIE BANQUET AT KRoLs GARDENS.
At six O'Clock In tho evening than hundred
and hy members OF the Congress but only three foar
hdes, sat down in the vast aud splendid ball at KroI
number could have been comfortably seated, Il
dinner, the bll Of fare Of which may in
erest one or the other OF your epcurean readers
DINNER.
Io.ase a Ia T9r,ge fo9'sss "a Royaie
Les Jambons de wespnal!s 4 Ml,naioc Les Flets do
Les saumons % sauce s, an seqrre w dscreyisscs
- - : p',' ciousroaie Ia soarssoiss. - ',e 80
Les 'sapons faTees sauce ags ssaes Les p'tes dc fo'
Les Pcrdris rolIs. Les cheyreuils rOts.
DRsSIGr. DRssSeHr
Count Of Gutenberg the Minister os the Interior pro
sided several hish oicais Of tho eoyefnn,ent wer,
present The decorations Ia the shape OF ribbons stars
csosses in gold and diamonds on tie breasts OF the
official delegates from al the Eurogcan countries would
SSwS h nhd % e s we're s
OF the above bill Of fare discussed and the servants
white Rid soyos were basy bringing forward wines and
the King Of Prussa, the august protector ot
Congress, and tho queen To this Count Of uepber.
he %ass prescptn Tsa Mr. oaece proposed so coan
Of Gutenberg" President Eugsl thanked tho members
of The Coug1css, v,o had aborei assiaously ihei
vocation. Ex.tinister Wander Heydt offered L
"Queelet the founder Of international congresscs.
vsschefs toast to tnGe the President who has wofk
cd harder than any other in preparing the Congress
1885," with toast 10 The "cOmmittoo OF Amusement
for the members The evening ciossd rs,her early the
temperature OF hiary not getting much above the freey
duri1y tho dinner French artists one soos, The
/
aplsuicd The fireworks In the gardens may hayo dc
tsnei few Until ten o'clock but they NOT worth
looking at.
snH bAy-pn vAlpY's rgroRr on coaMRacAL srArrrIcs.
1he President unnuDicates that momber OF tho
Congress who docs not wish his mentioned, had
donated reo hundred thalcrs 70 be divided among The
Ic Brigade who weFo to 20 through their exsreFes IL
the evening
wayi anf Hl6eb andt fssxony .We,mar and Ateaburg
sohwsr1burg aud Rcuss) about the statistics OF thost
! counires, are laid on the table.
llc,e collection OF all the reports Of de'eg cs VIII
be published Ia a Few weeks.
nr VaIuy s report On commercial statistics contains
iaercs tnghgures. Ihe export of British and irish pro
duce and fabrics may bo divided iuto ave groups. The
fret group coatnins the cmpsie iaocs ,o whch were
exnrred IN the year lSt2 fs2 36s,ssl HIS makes
two thirds o, tie eusre export but last year shows
dimnYtiOa OF 20 900 900 sterling against 1880 which
the year of the greatest export England has ever
had tue second cas. OF export artices-oontaaing IN
value cue-eflh % the whole cxrygt-1re han fabrics
(Es Oo0OCO less than IN lsGOl The tnrd class consists
% provisions, tho export value Of which IN 1892 was
G56Ii3O4, being small incfo agilAt that oi 1850
The fourth class cons s Of raw progucs aud all the
Used Iuiabrica,on. Tbs export value Ia 1867
was fl03ls 5i, aud "a constantly Increasing. 10 tue
last-the NH cagg-be0ug all other nrticics not
meraieI IN tho preceding classes Tor value IN 1861
| was a32)al2, making the Wtni export % iSt yeaf
comprns the years 1870 1852 and 1862 gyos the fol-
low Interesting results In the year lsio the export
Of fabrics amounted to s35 gs lp0 in ls52 u had In
W half fabric. exported ia 1StO Tor ll0 5s 90J ia
1852 had Increased hty Ave por cent, and further
again Ia l-tL I'VE Att i-D%
of provisions 1870 amounted O. q OsS 400 in 1881
had increased twcEtylbreo per cont, and slacs hcn
one hgndred ana four per cent To he nrst class belongs
ready made clyhng s export value IN $50 had been
gG32 ssl In 1862 ., 55s i92 The export yaluo Of
chlnery 1870, 1898 ,col IN 1882, G4,c926i3. In The
second class notice iron Ia bars and rails, which ia
creased from s ll2 So In 1870 20 f5cGs sn stec
from f9i ss Gsis $685. oil from els 5s2 TO f ii9 e5s
silks aud tWis 81 523 70 81 800 ts3 wOoicn twist
Gi62 g57 - 80 352 s92 tin, Ia sheets, 1890 $40 te
| 81 2l2 ,865.
A. the principal artcs In the ,hird class may be men
toned beer, the export valre o which has Increased
from s412. ~ 10 Gt53i ga, nsh from l202491 4
fssi 40 IN the fourth olts aiaies, from G47 Oi5
1855 i5 coal from 15T6 69 q f3I5 97; raw IRON from
sI5T PIC 10 II 203Csi The two main articles u export
io DO cotton aud wOoleu goods. % tho orme
were exported IN lsiJ for "a 5g7 289 sad Ia lsC2 f0
fS0 5s3 73l making ucrcaTe ef "a rcr cent Ia spit
II the great cotn CRISIS of last year % wooen fabrics
tho export IN the year lsiJ 60 541 sSg aud ia lsO
GI3 las i9t representing incrcase u III per cent
Quot Tournament in Brooklyn.
Tho pay FOR the magnificent model flvor qroit, pro
scented ~ ~. Jas G. Light, ohme oG on "Wednesday