The New York herald., 1867-09-28

na vorx.hor. and that England possesses
none and that Its neglect In Sngana nus sc, sr,s Al
Nations to Advance In industry saS country
much greater than our own ~sa ,s.IIv Iosinr
her advanced position, and that 10 tho mar. York
instruction Of all that 'eno. France Fran anu rrrs-. s
PrOi .,,O1 ;'PS fyuaa expressing general ooacu'-
" :. Payfair's views, sdds,-"tn as0s ..sncs In
tanned the on!neS tnst, IN VIZ VIZ long enter.
ton p,o-1dsi BY continental .ne better educa-
d.,-and tha. no distant .ons England must one
oy .nose nsuuu in the arts Of psace sn%
sur How Is power this must be the rssuIp
t and says ih., IN ssa agree, With Dr Payiair
enormous ,n,ueuce accorded to US In 1851. The
mo- srides OF continental rivals make II daily
"a difficult for wooen manufactures TO maintain
present position and this ne attributes 70 the In:
| feror education given 70 our masters forsmsn and
workmen.
Professor Franklaud nnu. ..- own convictions suo.
stan,lay s expressed By Dr. Playfsf aud punus ...
ne framing given In the polytechnic schools Of Ger
many and switzerland Is more than couu,sroalancng
Ine undouoed advantages possessed BY this counsfy
Mr. J. Fowler the President Of the Institute of Civil
Engneefs az eos with DR. Payair that foreien nations
nave maas sfsa'er progress than Eag
9uires no skill 10 edict that unless 10 adopt rsrorm
sschnicai education for workmen ia this country
ve shan soon not even hold own iu cheapne Of
cos, A. well as excellence Of quality Of our mschsncs
productions"
Captain F. Beamont Royal Engineer, Is struck with
the immense strides which foreign mechanical engineer
ing has lately made, by which they rapidly
tax ing the industrial power Of Great Britain.
Mr.. r. Ma.ets views, In harmony with those Of DR..
Playfar were Formed not only long before the Paris
Exhibition. but Independently Of 1t,
Mr. Scott Russell has aread, prepared memorandum
recommending TO the nation the consideration OF tue
importance of establishing national system technical
Mr. MspdsIla, Of Nottingham. thinks that thoroughly
organized system Of primary instruction should be sup
pemented by an art and industrial education
In order 10 meet this national evil Mr. ". Il Albeit
has submitted to the govsrnmeot plan In aid OF TECH
nicai education which has the approval Of tho Lord
President Of Council the Duke Marlborough, and
Is now under COZ sderaton He suggests that In any
town where any manufacture Of importance II carried
on museum Of patterns should be established
that local business peculiar the district might DO
ton OF samples which those engaged in might have
He states that while abroad overy engaged
and most perfected worSmansnip to msntsn any exist
Ing superiority, 30 as to command the trade, and 10
France especially system exists. through etats pat
ronage, in connection with the liberal academies wDh
form the national institution OF France OF aiding and
encouraging by honorary distinctions those Who signal.
TIE themselves in any department Of or manufacture
there Is no aid whatever Afforded 10 England and is
left 70 individuals aod private enterprise 70 make a.
.smPs st improvement IHs country oe,ns GSm%,.ea
chaser the opportunity of buying foreign goods that can
sold cheaper better than Eugsh exposes TO tho
competition Of the whole world, aud that must be
quito clear that some classes OF goods must be
inIerfered with BY foreign imporations so that
sarsuets and Basic ribbons interfere with The sale Of Gov
entry Ones that great difficulties OCCASION
ally experienced by manufacturers when they receive
orders for goods Of different description those
usually produced a. their mills; that whenever
methods materials have 70 be applied. both en-
ployers aud workmen at loss how TO proceed The
museum OF patterns would make them familiar with
much that IL should bs their particular business to
derstand, and doubt would bo the means OF nddc ng
studies that aid 60 very far the evil ques.
tlon and be instrumental In eIictng many novel and
original ideas and give genius somsthing on which 70
feed and in supplying want to the operative class be
likewise of the most beneficial importance 10 master
manufacturers also.
Business people IN Paris complain Of there having
been very bad there this year, despite the Ex
hbiion That plenty Of money has been spent there is
doubt but has all gone into the hands Of one class
the hotel propretors and restaurants.
There has been little excitement Ia Liverpool lately
among the seamshp brokers' the government requiring
q certain amount oil tonnage for tho conveyance
Of troops and stores Ab ssnis for the expedition
that bring King Tn odore to his senses, II not
found TO be entirely beyond recovery from the last
received the brutal monarch furious at the
rebellion raging around him, torturing and Staying 10
all directions
The general shipping trade OF London has been more
restricted lately II has been many years past In
a kinds Of textile fabrics and but very iittle Is now
doing.