, 1875-08-27

OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
Corrcsrondrncc frnna Governments
Officers Misunderstanding 1iitatfn-
ttOMx nj '. I'rotect.nno Fnl1neicx-
E1o,v Uttr Trndr with S0tatti Amer.
len md C1ttnn ~ DcprcA4rd-Chi-
s,r.c I'rntectite,' Stntucrntt li.ll
ItS IRc,nts~-Ehu Dccitho Of Amer.
lctan CrGttts.
WAsr1sayoS, AuH. 2i.-The United States
Consul nt 1}nrnrn Avrcs. In a letter 10 the Do
rhrtmcnt Of State. snyH:
II Ia ,DnrttfyiHx TACT that whilo alt tho leading
Countries of Ernr" ronre9 for The trade Of tho
liver l11tr, the United satts, ~h'.o marains COM
mrrcc il nr1s Ia that af Hsrst Hritai ts mt sup
tnt II this country With tin untto states could
le very creA!y extended and n'alc rroiahle. had wo
"s Ty .. m M" s 1T .;ts%rs ra H. fsn u
ntatrs airca.y showing arHe halace ot trade In
favor IL Rulrient prssrf of . emanA for American
manufactured y tho eurle nf the Rivcr rlatc, wh!lo
te disposition of sile argentine 1epalr to assist fn
!he essatlirim"nt q strain communicating between
frn thu fact that tne Arcenne cnlg1 curly m
1stt' vote knhsily Of *!Ju gnl fur eight years
which, nm as*nrst y Is willing IN increaso % s5u-
0He-a thing which 1t hRs nrErr tune f.r oHeE
tiun lr-iIhs te tncrr..tn uf our tho pas
senser tl,'ic would lr large:
put tir rhhltcn tn trh' In tho Gn@l Hs1.es, hu.
very arye t+'stinn Ut EnrolAan tusiAts sui trat!-
era returning t.esr native country. would by way of
clye take thu rtutu by thu way Of tho IIniie Htates.
They do mt IL. ac:nnut uf tlla tBl lya
metro.
lilo United States Consul at yionna, Austria,
says
Whi!e In this Empire tbs recent military laws bc-
Ing steadily enforced. nngheHting In defensive power,
It hAs not Kept pace with Its ncKhl,os III preparation
for war AM, In thc irre nc nf tts Intensive ar.;,aoat
whilr discussing ti't Mst ,aeo.ts q fe.rrys9 llfe
tn In s 1e ssxss. # s
tho nlntt atlcjrnt 1l,fntis 0l tteslrtrtton.
The military autnnriti' s"i Ills lpirc hare eonsnc-
cd themselves ty rr.Nt trails tlIu their frhl artillery
wnl..l l'p comparatively urrlhs Ill ceute.t with ta
sEcrtsr guns adopted ty n!her armies, nnl uo litlo
excitement has attended tho seoycry The inttrior-
ly If Misunderstanding email compared to Isrcst-
lnMlcFH was demonstrated In sG;, a, compelled this
Government II rcar It's rutire forrc. 1t llcelfnet,
hp~tgot. 10 taks American htna, which tsnrett III
every tcspect satisfactory at 'rals MADE here. ptefcr
ring tn glvo coutssscA 10 ta itxes A,d snrnur-
a,p the manufacture in Its country, anda gtpat
establishment accordingly erected 1t ssyr. 10
bring It's field artillery up - tbs European standard 1t
slize another mandatory far atecl guns. However
othcr n!tstr!es md manufactures rnny lhnguia tho
Rre1t business Of making aFns Accorlng to tho ntest
ami oat imrroye~ pattern. Auu fshtn anil tncrcasos.
Tho unitol States Consul at Tieu-IHu CAiua,
BnyH;
Oar tradn will China in manufactured eottou goods
was nnce ennsiderab!c and promising, bt III time OF
national misfortune that trade passed away to otlerA
who secured mud still enjny is Geneds by the practice
nt downright .yseiuntr fzall!s- Tint countless toms
u clAy aul other atluerattouA used by English nsnu-
facturcrs should 10 sohl tu the Chlrse c1n, with
lilo aid .! cnrnterfeiteI tfnarks, is evidence Ut
Tho shifts mae W tntc manufacturers IL rttAi.
trdl of trae that dos not naturally htleng thr1n.
Notwithstanding Tho difference in tho rrtcu of lator
n tnth countries, II teen4H anomalous that England
ssnl ,y cotton IT TIE United ststes. transport Il
that HAine rHtton n tic khae y! fabrics, ny ng ail
ercnltouA route tu tho CONSUMERS II, China wcr tllo
safe rhtket Ia ~ much nearer mud easier of acc,aB
tlts United Stairs. where the cotton nFiREnates.
American manufacturer could certainly purchase
cotton III our country the tor,us oieross by
EUEllEl manufactures: and IT that thn hthtr
prce Tor Iahur paid " tlio Aucrican manufacturer
nhoald ee partly. II not wholly. compensated fur by
chcaICr transportation direct to Chtils arFas tbs
pacifc while EnEi!Hh goods would have to Le1r tho
Mo.i @ s%,toa 'ri1.oIsasa y , aesoss the Aantc
@ rn,ra TX rstrTn in's,inr. -, 1io t'u .aln
e,nsis coul.l avail Of shoa,cr characterization eyom now
cuulpre In CAina with gro.ry aduteratcd and hence
ceAler English Ronls GnarIua tue same trslvlnarks
Tho unltod statos Consul ;. Ftaukfort-ou-
tue. aihlh BAYS: -,-.-.
All lsasation fos Tho German En,Lire seems to rEo.
VOTE ~ c1erllH tIe Etnlhrn wAs lIlt the w9Fk of
aoneht. t!iu cs,'lal's h!s having 1or thcir objert
tlo establishing q the Empire, seem 70 sncountcr
efhmenfh Or Io'n porAt ~ hpPoett 20 tito tiovcTn-
ehs sx1sus IN otheF sccsian' bavaria. md " soIno
Instances ms otnor southern Governments ciains 10
~ nau ai axe'on, "ioily or ~ part, from tho nh
@ IT, o' ,s,T GS NE, a safwns @ tH efso
nnd man! other similar great measures Tho conse-
n4t "eALJ MI asa!"4aAsa ~ al t!at ahd SOC
uonA' EtoA new, "aen Aaa neeh asip-
losea i1at liza Ao" coinage VI tue Empire
a,ai', VA 10 20 uhhgssa!t sAu thpcr 4ui
9lnnh wore 20 ne hsafl " no hofe lA4aF1a 10 70 10
etrct.ea any tne suaen ~ " e uses! IN is 'nell9m
Q, ohn'hets " tnat cohhtfy aloi,o. he taen!tes q
nNF!M !sRieIaon ~ we E.np'rs r. 2; oetaay ale to
s.t!,u h!ls IN lsspubiis*u EIanea Existing insi.;-
lioha, howeset p!a anu MsanGet arc not "il1nKly
atantinhtn. anl annosaIama a1u 'ntFosemehta, low
ever nnSn neeuen, .tay aa9ptea " thn common
tnlhd. lno !n!Fma. MINISTRY abor toF A Em?iro II;
iAct a. we! ~ ah E tfo ID sne bt they are obliged
TGs aysnaxrs IL I,s IsrissI rom Tia Pnnirs Iii
hhaaly eln"n ht'f Efforts.
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