The Sun.
London, England, 1857-04-02 00:00:00

THE NEJr RUSSIAN TARIFF.

The subjoined shows the new Russian tarff, as offili
ally proposed. For facility of comparison we also ap-
pend the old scale of duties :

OW. New.
Ron. Cop. Ron. Cop.
Indigo, per pood
Cochineal, do 6 0 ... 4 0
Coffee, do 3 0 ... 2 50
doer - 0 -60 free.-
Sugar, do 3 0 ... 3 0
Wine, do 2 90 ... 2 10
Ditto, per bottle 0 50 ... 0 30
Champagne, do.
Beer and porter, do 0 35 ... 0 20
Almond, per pood 2 0 ... 1 5
Fruits, per 300 0 80 0 40
Vanilla, per lb 0 35 ... 0 20
Popper, per pood 3 20 2 50
Cinnamon, do
Tobacco, all sorts
Snuff, por lb 1 70 ... 0 80
Twist, per pord
Ditto, coloured, do a 0 5 0
Turkish red. do
Gums, do
Madder, do
Sal Ammoniac, d o 1 0 ... 0 20
Spelter, do 1 20 ... 1 6.)
Brimstone, do
Sewing silk, per lb 0 GO ... 0 15
Cotton goods—
White, up to 10 sq. arshines
White, up to 12 sq. do
White, more than 126 sq. do
Coloured, up to 10 sq. do
Coloured, up to 126 sq. do
More than 126 do —
Tulle
Millinery
Silk stuffs, thick
Flannel
Silk Atuffs, thin
Ditto, worked with gold and

0 48 ... 0 40
•4:fl 80 ... 0 40
1 ca 0 40
0 75 ... 0 40
1 0 0 40
1 60 ... 1 40

6 0 ... 4 0

2 0 ... 1 0
...... '5 0 ... 4 0
1 0 ... 0 70
10 0 ... 6 0

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Herrings, Dutch (per cask) :
Weighing 9 pood, per pood
Ditto Scotch
Currants
India rubber
Leather, per lb.
Annatto, per pood
Umber, do
Saffron, per lb
Arsenic, per pood
Silk, raw, do.
Organsino frame silk, per lb ___
joinery (unpolished), per pood
Fur2iture, inlaid, per pood
Playtblogs, Per lb.
Flutes, pot* piece
Boots, per ib.
Ditto (lady's, of silk), per lb
Linens, do
Ditto, ad valorem
Table cloths, per lb
Bronze, do.
Ditto, below size, per piece
Gold, wrought, per lb.
Silver, do. per lb 6
Plating, do., do.
Tin plate, per pood 2
Ditto, varnished, do.
Ditto, wrought, do 4
Ditto, painted, and with omit-

12 50 ... 7 -50

2 85 ... 1 SD
1 30 ... 0 90
0 70 ... 0 40
.... 1 0 ... 0 20
.... 0 2.5 ... 0 10
.... 0 40 ... 0 10
0 15 ... 0 10
0 40 ... 0 30
1 20 ... 0 50
1 0 0 40
0 20 0 15
0 80 0 20
10 0 ... G 0
1 0 ... 0 30
1 0 ... 0 50
1 0 ... 0 50
2 0 ... 1 0
0 GO

... 25 p. cent.
20 ... 0 70
50 ... 0 50
0 ... 1 0
O ... 30 0
0 ... 2 0
O ... 16 0
O ... 1 50
O ... 1 50
O ... 2 50

ments, do.
Forks and knives, per lb.
Turnery (polished) do.
Locksmiths' work
Ditto (polished)
Clocks 2
Ditto (wooden) 0
Guns and pistols, per lb. 1
Filligree work
Soap (common) 3
Ditto (perfumed) lO
Mon's- and children's clothes,
per value
Ladies' clothing
Braces
Earthenware (common) per
pood
China (white)
Ditto (painted) 2O 0 ... 12 0
Ditto, ditto (best quality) 4O 0 ... '24 0
Stearine tallow candles, i per
• pood
Glass (window)
Ditto (ware)
Strings for musical instru-
ments, per lb.
Silk scarfs and shawls
Silk stockings and gloves
Cloth of every colour
Watches (gold)

O ... 8 0
70 ... 0 40
40 ... 0 10
15 ... 0 10
15 ... 0 2J
O ... 0 00
50 ... 0 25
20 ... 0 40
0 ... 6 0
O ... 1 50
0 ... 5 0

tOperct. ... 35 per cf.
75 per ct. 35 per ct.
1 50 ... 0 70

2 1 ... 1 0
3 0 ... 2 0
20 0 ... 10 0

o 80 ... 0 30
8 0 ... 4 0
1 0 ... 4 0
2 0 .„ 1 20

Mini.

LivEßrom, April I.—The United States' mail steam
ship Ericsson sailed hence to-day for New York with
five passengers, a fair cargo, and the mails. The Cunard
steamer Arabia!will sail on Saturday instead of the Persia,
which goes into the graving dock, having sustained some
injury to one of her sponsons on her la,t voyage home.
Letters will be received at the post-office, Liverpool, till
1 p.m., with late fee till 2 p.m., and at the landing stage
till 3 p.m. •
DISeOVERY OF NEW GOLD FlELDS.—According to an
account lately published in one of the Mexican papers,
some new goldfields have been discovered upon the bor-
ders of the State of Chihuahua, which aro said to be far
richer' than those of California. The report stites that
they are situate near a lake named Jaco, to the south-
east of the city of Chihuahua, and just upon the territory
erritory
o
known as h: favourite haunt of the wild Indians.
JEWELLERY.—Lait night the police
ROBBERIES • of extensiveb
ro belles from cabs
received informatioi: •4 me,c-
rop ,—tan railway statiou.
proceeding to and from tbs. -,,Cer(loo-Vad t rt..inue and
One took place between the v. -taining a great deal
Hyde-park, when a i=quare box oo“ -ether occurred
of valuable jewellery was stolen. At... •terminus'
between Oxford-street and the London-bridgb off
when a very large black leather box was earriix.
containing a large quantity of rings, bracelets, earrings,
a- dvo.,
and similar ornaments.