The New York herald., 1863-10-02
BERLIN, Sept. IL, 1893.

BERLIN, Sept IL, 1903.
CENTRAL oOlNissoys--TBE RANGE or srArsrcs.
Professor Or. Gneist (Prussia) reports from the nrst
socon the question proposed by the Preparatory Com
mittoe esecing tho uniformity Of statistics by estab
fishing ccnls statistical commissions They have fran ed
four resolutious-
l. IL is desirable to return 70 the Brussels resolution Of
S53vz the safest way by which 10 arrive at the do
sired uniformity TO DO for every State to establish
a central commisson similar institution composed OF
representatives from the principal branches Of ad.
mins,ration, and with tho a.d Of mon whosc
studies and special knowledge enable them TO
give tho researches practical character and
TO remove difficulties OF purely scientific nature and to
the rcvoluion OF Paris, 1S55viz Con gross declares
the re ha, central statistical ccrnhis sion similar
stistoa BE- formed In each State, 10 b composed or
representatives, from, &C., &c, as above.
2. Tho s.alstlca! central commissions have worked
well.
g. Ihev apDe,r particularly necessary In such ooun
tries where ny strict OF the different branches
OF administrator, sallsos are IN danger VI biased
d. statistical central commissions mus, not be only de-
lucrative but also rcsoy ing authorities Their resolutions
must be bIncing the statistical mod1s oerdi OF tho
government such manner that 10 sttis,lcal inquire
be sdc which have not in their contents iorn &c
| been approved by tbs Central Commission.
Mr. huschen Russia) speaks In support OF The rcsou
tions In voting upon them tie 1rst Is carried unani
| nously the second by majority. The President ex
Ti,rs that the reason OF no more menbors having risen
IN OF IL D. be TINT II was not point really TO
vu third
| mousy tie fourth, with a large majority.
Sec O. Reports landed estate the subdivisions TO be
made IA tho inquiries on thar bead The details are TOO
volum!uot ort but may interest tne reader to
know what brarccs statistical sc nce iakcs within its
ranre and how hey chssed Let 1t be noticed that
each oi The thirty five heads has again any number Of
ubair.sons, of which few INSTANCES a'torwafds;-
l. Territory. lhy seal condition OF the country.
.. Administrative division Of the country.
Dwellings.
Popg.atau
iepdcd estate
a trrieu'tfre culinary vegetables and VINEYARDS
]. sylvan culture, chaSo
4. Fishery.
o. Ines.
10. nanufsc,urcs arts and mechanism.
II. Public works
u. Money, weights and measures.
Is. Commerce.
II. Transportation.
10. Banks and credit.
JG. Insurance.
IL Iroductou AMI consumption
Is. Prices and wages.
10. Working ciaslcs
70. rTevisos, Mutual AID
21 Charity-public assistance
% sanitary service.
23 Csceds.
q. Fdrclllon-publc instruction.
-. Sciences and arts.
20. Periodical press and literature
u. Public sa'ciy, police, prisous.
- liyh and Criminal justice.
20. Navy
a. Fmauccs.
as. Cons'itu,ion- 'egisl tive power
20. Fundamental state laws.
o. Consulutiln " departments and districts.
as. ,onn.oun cath Of cities, towns, Sc.
Iet lake N0 -. sanitary service, fEbdvided w
deui on public roais, Ia maohae and olhar large
workalc.e ln mlel op'cmics deaths cansas Of death
mental alienation tho inffn, hoaptas houses ior ac
c0ulhmeut, iouudins hosWtalgi caacs q, hyiroglo0h
Tntsi ore only few subdivisions ~ 90 which 20
ehooss ecau they were sgeca objects O tho proceed
Not mars. kiaa relder, that each o. those p
divisions o'an aubdir1sd b. humorous leifs, A. f0r
iurttra c-ldcnts on public ratai Accidents on
railroads. 30. Ou riyels ani canals. H. ca ol-iinon
rold1, eri'., bsl4ges And as4ln' Aecld-uta 1l rail-