The New York herald., 1870-01-28
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The Industrial Agitation i'm
France.
Coming Expiration Of the Anglo-French
Commercial Treaty.
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Lord Clarendon's Visit to Paris and
President Schneider's Charge
Against 1nglishmen.
THE POPE NOT DEAD.
THE POPE NOT DEAD.
FRANCE.

lt1G HoIE MOI DEAD.
FRANCE.
Lord Ciarendon's visit-The Commercial
Treaty with England.
PARIS, Jan. 27. 1870.
IL ls announced that Lord Clarendon has arrived
here from London to ascertain for the English gov
ornment the real intention of the Cabinet and Tufe.
res in regard to the treaty OF commerce. which ex-
pires on the Attn OF February next.
Tho Question in the Legislature-A stormy
Debate.
PARIS, jan. q, 1870.
There vas stormy session of the Corps Legislatir
this afternoon ON the Franco-Engllsh commercial
treaty.
N. Theirs, In speech. demapded remuneration
OF this treaty and reproached the majority asserting
that they did not truly represent the country or they
would overthrow ministry having principles the
country had repndiated.
Great agitation ensued.
Ex-Minister FORBADE replied that the majority up
held the Cabinet.
1t Is not understood why Theirs opposed the Min
istry and FORBADE upheld it, but 1t supposed that
N. Thers wished 1t to result In vote that would
force Messrs. Darn, Louvet and Bouret to resign In
Ino LA Crcuzot "strike"-EnGlnnd Accused.
PARIS, Jan. 27. 1870.
Many OF the troops recently sent to La Creuzot to
preserve order there among the '.striIers,, have
returned to the 0arrisons.
President Schneider now accuses Englishmeu OF
having fOmented the troubles.
The Ansfo-French Commercial Treaty-Free
Trade or Protection.
The announcement by cable telegram as above,
tnat Lord Clarendon has personally visited Paris
relative to the renewal or obteration OF the Anglo
French treaty Of commerce after its expiration on
the 4th Of February, conveys matter of great import
to the trade Of the world as well as to the future re-
lations Of the two great countries Of the Old World
In We have the secret OF the dangerous Industrial
agitation and trade s'strkes'' which have lust
alarmed France, as also the ground OF the charge
made BY President Schneider in the French Leglsa-
tive Body to the effect "that Engshmen had To-
mented the strike troubles' at his works at La
Creuzot.
Ninety-two Deputies of the French Legislature are
pledged against It's renewal. and have already pre-.
pared an act Of "denunclatlon.'
THE TREATY.
Looking at the treaty signed by Queen Victoria ana
the Emperor Napoleon ILL.,, at Paris, January %,
1850, We fnd the article which provides for the non
renewal Of the contract. It runs thus:-
hs II = J.. The treaty shall remain in force for
Powers sh. have notified other twelve moniSs bsrors
ss. sonsas IN
lSr n1Sner ~ year and 90 on from to un The
ma. ny Sns
. sent into n ns treaty any Nc which not to
been shown BY experience --''
The exchange Of ratification Of { he treaty took
place on the 4th OF February, 1seO
THE TREATY TARIFFS.
The present tariffs as provided the treaty win
hold good until the French Legislature shall have
proposed such notifications as may be thought
necessary. Meanwhile her Majesty's government is
understood to wait events rather than anticipate
them and hence Lord Clarendon wishes to ascertain
the exact state of feeling which on the spot in
Paris. Lord Clarendon holds that the operation OF
the treaty has benefited French interests vastly but
t1e french pTotectioniss eau 1t "pestilence' to
show that IN the year 1869 the French trade with
Great Britain amounted, imports and exports com
prsed TO 300 0oo, 900 OF francs. Ia 1866 it was
2,2S4, 600, O00f.-that 49, In seven years 1t nearly
doubled ana the toalIwas made up Of 1856 O0O 0OO OF
Imports M from England INTO France, ana Of
land. SO much for the general trade, which com.
prses transit importaMons
The French protec,ionlsts occupy themselves
more particularly with the exchange and internal
srsde and directly feG e consumption IN France and
r. s
amounted to- sss, 900 oooF, in 1865 1868 reached aSi
l,77s,Ooo, oOof. or more than double, so that the
~ an increase In commercial transactions Of
10000 ooor, Of which a76 600 ooOr. arise from I'M
exports to England. With respect TO tho commerce
which France carried on With ali countries It stands
sss
1884, k976, 0O0 0oO0fshowng In the first increase
OF 900 oOOf and In the second 2ooS OO0 0Oof In
t0n or the lowering Of duties wbich the commercial
reform OF 1901 established the sum OF raw pro.
% ooa mSer hides %es sp from
10 000 000G to 800 0O0 00oi Certain branches of
Frencn industry are sufIering-iron works, for IN
@.-' THE FRENCH STRIPPING TRADE.
This powerful interest partakes In the agitation.
The following manifesto has just been issued by the
rest. soSnsry susnss . Lss:ssss Body ass We
tngs Of the French mercantile marine, and to ask that
tsvssa pTsss ssase
as S oss &
prove that reGreabe the Of which
D e az sa re s
The trade. connected necessity sx.. sha. VIC
edge OF the circumstances
Death Of nm OrIcanist Chief-Internationn
Currency.
PARIS Jan. 81, 1870.
The Duke Of Brogne, leading member Of the
eoreansts, died here yesterday. He was eighty-fye
years old.
The Senate yesterday discussed the proposition for
An International coinage system. Messrs. Chevaller
ana LIE verrier and others participated and urged
the adoption OF gold coin equivalent TO twenty
nya francs "a the universal unit.
ENGL AND.
American Railroad Finance.
LONDON, Jan. "a. 1870.
1t Is said that Q large number Of the Erie shares
held in this country have been stamped by the Erie
Sharehotders Protective Union. member OF the