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STEAM EHcIEEs ~ FaAScE.--In 1890, there
were no: 300 steam engines in France, over ono
fifth of which were OF English make; On the
Isl o: January, 1913, there were SO53 fixed en-
gines, of which only 343, or less than l-l5ih,
came from abroad-2O4 locomotives, OF which
95 were foreign-and 337 engines working on
steamboats,, OF which Sc were imported. In
general result, the 1858 fixed engines gave q
collective force OF $4,000 steam horsa power,
presenting, at the rate of three draught horses
for each steam horse po"er force equva-
lent to ll7.O27 horses, or sl9,ls9 men.--
The 2O4 locomotives, averaging 45 horse
power, each give power equivalent to
9,1sO draught horses, or 6426O men, and the
s37 engines in the steamboats, make power of
IS, 900 horses, or245,OOO men. So that the ap
p,oxinate amount of force given By steam, IN
lS42, may he set down at ,2o7 draught horses,
representing l,l2S, 449 men.