THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
ought to be encouraged b ecause it a nes пе wealth à 
rosperity not of one only of two co rade parties, but: ot 
oth s ngea as well of the party йо Шауа as of the 
sells. This E n which ree acquired so much 
to-day, Mem about to 
States afte: having т 
Juesbration c" henry s 
a 
a 
e amusement of lea 
any, has до oed заг а eme 
he 
ч а n the of philo- 
Uto a if ве influential p of 
had p endis be d to think that per e 
our philosopher ee be ma шеп: у їо кау, that e 
of 
free tra ut in its tum rade pronor ton 
as d is itself established tends сы pre the ves ples more 
closely together, for it sein them in the most visible 
and the m t h y 
ре 
osperity a f its own ие 
p^ ere is prim s manifested aged "genere NX 
whic ct i 
ness apprenticeship to the new ЖЕ ОЛУ. In the same series о 
of acti -action in virtue of h the e fa ideas we "hall p e to adop iform regulation those 
its tu effect and th са A б е тваі оен za Sei Pyano y has no utility, and where no explana: 
itself the other still more important law, which forms a part of | tio: be n for i саг ance, but by attribut 
the moral condition of the human race, the law of the universal кой» is thei deci in whic ple were formerly 
Solidarity of nations. is poi f view we have cause to | on the subject of what SERA done had done, or to the 
rejoice, for the treat merce between the two great | prevalence rile spirit of contradi Und 
nations of the west which are divided by the English Channel | head we must class the necessity of establishing harm 
—England and F: —wil do much more than benefit | between the ОШЫН a - stoms RN lasurances 
France and the United Kingdom. i will be advantageous to and es pecially rin Ан an the 
Y iu: т 
is destined to metamor- 
uses of the whole м, Thus the treaty 
ха 
coks һе а | ihe t 
е 
it is the praci 
clu: ат 
hought whic 
by 
both great «па етл: 
with s 
an кошы 
plom 
after 
'his 
h 
of 
a 
ye in 
bere 
тар КУП сев 
ех Аба duration for the 
— 
childre 
in the same mii 
vA eed 
land : 
recie n be dien fore 
rient with the reservation of cal rights. In t 
mplif: pia Эр 1^ тетти, which i 
character of а Үз siii cosmop 
the of s 
edor the. EDIS vim of 
h I indicate E 
judicia 
di SHAH 00 не s pretend, ий 
бүзгө à x ые 7 0 the high salaries иеш they receive. 
tis, for example, no 
virtue of wish 
country, 
from 
e proper 
на, хас possessions eoa 
re етут. 
si 
still bri 
ial practice; what n 
b dose occasion iimmedia! d to enter upon 
rtly 
t doubtful but 
weh 
— 
intinue, it will b 
ош mum 
t5 shall deliberate, 
ft 
uen to the m 
intelligent and р 
tions dam 
Т to VOU. 
es n в has been 
ti 
sho 
io e o much 
са d E dro aubaine, in 
yofa bt pis tn n 
whe pies 
ie gs fficulties, and fixes xn 
plose v^ tom-hou the accidental c 
ofcommerce between the United Kin and France has | quest oft whic the ferent States a t to be brought to 
гын d озш in to a treaty of c e between Bel. | the discussion Of by the force of circumstances, and for the 
d Fra a few weeks s probably 1 it will have deter- | solution of which one di entitled to say that everything is 
i the imet treaty e between atesdy d I allude to the uniformity of weights and 
Рап and the Zollverein, jo le: France and | measures, with which one ought to co t tbe uniformit 
a, for that treaty has already been for several months | coins, for a coin is a measure.. To name this question is suffici 
der T gotiation t time, I think I can assure | to make у derstand in what degree it interests inter- 
you of it, we sh: d a treaty between France | national worm what facility it is : 1 л A ing t 
and ie ang kingdom, called to ba jit а future, ш what End without t ot exchange, i rio са ааг av 
ch t e and intelligent sword of the Emperor arges, mple, the exc ange, i T save i 
Napoleon III. and the patriotic perseverance of Count Cavour, Yos мает Ы de ich s been often told of the philosophy Tecommenda, and whic 
have raised from the tomb in Italy. Each one of the states | traveller who itid Italy or eim ee ty, and er own principis 
which h signed a treaty of commerce with France, | who, etting hi oney changed at each frontier he passed, 
in consequence of t glish treaty, or which will sign one, | had not yet made his escape at he site l К when 
becomes a focus of propagation for ке trade; апа in treating | alrea т the whole value of his money had bee red by i itp I 
itself with o states it determines them, к, рае the exchanges, Тһе un (e rmity ef weights itid. measures isa а тоск EXCH 
it around themselves. Itis thns that the Vi labo ies corollary of free trade. Tt follows from a by the most n 1 kE 
in thi еуага of the Lord is ру and the most direct Roda of deduction. On thi ваме Раис ан caused on the Stoc 
а tical men, seeing wi: ries r4 th aa is this hi cireumstance, that if one Tara out st considera- by the failure r. Augustus Coo 
n hieh appears, but nol shutting your eyes to | tion an ill-founded self-love, and the aio hs which is | members of the house were declared, but 
Avoid perceiving the evil, by the side of those happy chan often infinitely less commendable, Bei w ät 3 tivel importaní. The ( 
which are under accompl ent or in preparation, you will | motive most nations can have ск Temaining не to their | Were comparatively Sori 
not fail to o e the facts which a place in the oppo- | old systems of weights and meas Almost everywhere, in | Mr. Cooper on 500,000. Consola will а 
site direction. It is thus that by the of the treaty of | fact, the old system is complic. Ki н ШЕЕ. and absurd. | 25.0007, ien suspensus it is Es 
merce between voee and Жааба; ӨНҮ platos is arrested. uld appear to have been invented in orderto o ige men tak 
-with pain by the ariff, which the Northern United ike long and tedious caleulations—so much so that it seems е 
States have recently idoptel. But the Morrill tariff is born of | one ought everywhere to desire the adoption of 
the war. It is the child of discord. It will not live. Th which should be simple and logical, founded on the dec Мохкү Man 
итовр! of the 19th antiy will stifle it, tos i oe proportion for its divisions, its воа € ош its vtile, sols daa at 932 to 
19th cen aeni u у suits UA d ое: and IE should derive all its units measures alike, 10th October; Three ре 
re character, а! ether ‹ ев. V m 
ws of ny, the unconq whi the|a single ard by m t qiie relations. Nay, | New Three per Cents., 91 to 91 
mations feel to inter. parene the fruit its of their Y labour. One of | more, to this c most states are afflicted with the scourge | Stock, 1032 to $; Fi 
the йна st sciences that man has formed, geolog y, teaches and | of a diversity of s systems of weights and measures, no pua [7 1 deme er Bills. 
proves to us that in proportion as, during the series of the ages | only in their relations with other states, Жк t just as much | vi 
of the garth; the atmosphere purified itself and was tempered, | in their relations with themselves ; hei measures | 
there were seen to appear more perfect creatures. The animals | chan гота ЖОЛА to province, sometimes from dis- "s НР: 981; ; Chilian Foie 
of the first times, those monstrous and hideous beings of|trict to district. If am not deceived, this case із | 822; Dutch Two and a 
which the forms, recovered and des | by learned men, | presented in each three КЛОН 8 compo: er Cents, 23; New G 
astonish and t us. gave place nimals less strange |the British empire. а state of things is too incon P 2; I 
and more beautiful, of an organisation more н venient to be prolonged indefinitely. Then, consequently, the | Peruvian Four and a alf 
more refined. The Morrill tariff is like one of those ugly larger part, say, for e of the British public must neces- | per Cents., 785 to 79; Ditto Four and. 
beasts, such as the Anoplotherium, or the Plesiosaurus, rily renounce the res for t D Е of which it has been | Dollar Bonds 862; Russian Four and; 
which one should attempt to rear upon the earth such as it is | brought up "ut wi os ied mus change, it is 3 Paid А D 
to-day. Vain айе ! Powerless effort! The Morrill | better to adopt a с а hich is perfect, 91i; Spanish New e 
tariff is destined soon h in the midst of the confusion | than to take another quite as complicated and troublesome аз | to ; Ditto Passive, 
e I th y i d of ie h the only ипе to [есен 6; i 
$ Whi ch е 
pitfalls and with dx 
plain that internati 1 + ctions would be fi 
Serious difficulties if associations formed for co betae "ec 
planned on models differing less from one an her; if the | 
associat в recognised and ised in one stat p eseased | 
legal existence in other si ith the faculty of enfor ing 
their rights and supporting their interests before the tri ribunals | 
of foreign countries ; if the legislation upon bankruptcies уга | 
more ка Pes the reg d Pme to trade marks 
сор of designs ' were 
n 0; 
о t with the prin т tha 
ing out wi e ciple that the forei 
en that he is a client who cons Nod our 
i ering us in return the right о: uming 
-citizen great country of 
ту 
m ago, and which has no 
docu the planet itself. Thus, 
taken the to recommend to 
a system which shall be unif. Por th e civilised world, t 
to another which shall serve for the exclusive use of a mi, 
апа suffer a troublesome diversity still to subsist for t Bank of Enga | ; 
rposes of international commer T will not raise here ARTMENT. _. 
he question whether the system to icb iti ter that A peut. EE iem 
the whole world should ally itself has already disco- | Notesissued — e. — .. £27,479 
vered, Mes the rical system а ган in use in 
France, and among a certain number of other peoples, 
which е р roduces S EM. satisfaction, Ta not reuni neons 
in a ное. degree all the conditions which are desirable feie T EPARTMENT. | 
or becoming universal. Different омо р me fi б 4 Government $ 
taking the initiative in such a proposition, and abo (4 караны Capital p 
others, my character as a Frenchm e are in an age of free Public Deposits (inelud- —- 
examination and free inquiry. question of a uniform | ing Exchequer, Savings 
system of weights and measures for the civilised world must, | Banks, Commissioners 
t is to be well na olved, be voted upon in its wide оме рева Dig ‚868,009 
possible exten nsequently in terms which shall not Qther Deposits ,. . 12,357,680 
imply any preference муа formed for the metrical system, | Seven йау and other bills 702,998 
which, however, shall leave to that system all the chances 236,269,017 
option which may it in vi of its own | is day of Sept., 1861. 
occasion raise a question which QUE XS 
appears to be only one of detail, but which has a талашы = 
practical bearing. I alud КА. the convenience of reckoni б s 1 
from the same meridian in geogra l maps and nan n exasctte of „9; 
oks. In this mann e maps & mper tables of on TUESDAY S^ у 
nation would be easily used throughout the world. E navi- | Grocer— s 
ri 
fe 
h be 
1856 sought to ыйы ч 
tful to the 
th at XT е bees 
Has 
stop s shori of its 
КЁ ертте dini "ibat which — 
К ? д. 
incredible fatality 
i eil Web distinctly what it h 
e maps and ta bles - 
о tr ‘Questions would вё 
ANKRU. 
—T. CanTER, Windsor Roa oad, Түке 
had, | Devons Road, ; Bromley, абе. сепке. 
eridian; | St. Peter's cot Doe p 
ч Soft 
xs, Ardwick,m t E 
CAN IANUE UE. 
апе er, Manufai ter 
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. - 
of 
see what each state E 
as lo st the | | 
How 
of its nei, 
North End, Fulham 
Te ture T H Жеш M aker and Flour D 
m ка "Street, Whitecha] 
MA ано, WO E D Taper. 
T, Ci! 
cour, Ci Pai, C АЗУР ЕЕ 
Сап the | уе опет, Si late апа Slab Merchant 
Butchei 
E AEN rp y of Paris of 
ы e| Seletropolis. апд. ш 
to 
PI ema has remain bein F LORD d т 
of Pa gon too far, Ur did tof "t is 
pon this point, if the war which an int 7 riches Day pr 
used to break out in North America there wi an election 
F 
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