The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

for sale then and In that the duties actually
paid said goods sold to oce soldier sailor or
a. shsl o. 70 srs hs
heduty Of the council of administration which bander
the direction Of the commandment Of the post axes ths
price Of suffers deerming the price OF any OF s
goods 40 sold as aforesaid to deduct the duty paid
from the price, with view to avoid imposing any OF 'ne
navy Of the Union; and eli ocsrs individual stores In
troduced for their own actual use and equipments TO-
quired BY law exempt from duties :,
Senneis to be placed board vessels and Baggage
Passengers (ree-Form Of Duty. -,.s,.
ths nor,s Aforesaid sentinel or scntne should be at
placed board to prevent frauds upon the rsve
can no nermtcd to land with their baggage provided
NO dutiabc or prohibited articles found therein
There will be required from the constance or any goods
nosited with the commandant of the port also in
voice vereined as herein before required
Pqvmaster to receive Dufies-Record TO be kept by
Commanddnt
The commandant Of the port will direct the paymas-
missary assistant commissary, other disbursng off,
Ger Of the United States who may be serving such
%ent Of the same in cash to the ecmm.ndSnt he WIN
grant permit of form A. which the paymaster purser
or other onicer will countersgn who will also keep
record Of the amount received, to be compared with
similar record to BIZ kept by the commandant who
ceives the duties.
When the paymaster purser or other officer unable
to ascertain the amount Of duties until the goods
weighed guaged, measured the commandment will
take deposte equal at least to the estimated duties
snd any amount which, when the duties correctly
ecortained may appear to be overpad he will return to
NE importer.
FIFTEENTH. Whenever the commandant, paymastor,
purscr other officer has suspect that any
goods frauducntly nvoced he shall institute such
an examination in his opinion may be proper and
necessary.
Goods to be landed in ten days.
All goods which may remain on board ut the expra-
ton Of ten days from the arrival Of the vessel should be
warshoused shore under the directions Of
days after such arrival they be sold under the
gulations prescribed herein.
sThe currencies and weights gauge, and measures Of
various countries with their equivalent United States
standard, will be found in the tables annexed
Accounts to be transmiffed-Paymdster.
The commandment will require the paymaster, purser
other officer to transmit to the Secretary of War
Navy on the first of each month"; statement rs per
form g. showing the amounts received by him. the vessel
in which imported, and by whom paid also weekly
statement Of the moneys received, and statement Of
the goods sold at auction us per form 9.
Mexican Laws, Usages, and Customs abolished
SIXTEENTH. All government nionopolics for revenue
income and prohibitions except herein mentioned,
Of imports into any of the said ports of Mexico and all
duties exports prohibitions OF exports and all in
duties on imports on the sale thereof any law usage
custom Of Mexico contrary, notwithstanding are
hereby annulcd and abolished.
Merican Public buildings to be used
SEVENTEENTH. The commandant will use and occupy.
for the transaction of business and for the storage Of
imports all public buildings In the ports aforesaid and
If such buildings shall not be found sufficient for the pur
poses Indicated he will require the Mexican authorities
to furnish him with additional buildings free OF charge
to the United States
Clearance aud manifest Of pesseis OUTWARD bound
EIGHrEErTH-Prior to the departure Of vessels from
the ports aforesaid the paymnstcr purscr other off,
the may be- will require the master to pro-
duce to him manifest Of the outward cargo OF such
vessel specifying the marks, numbers description and
contents of packages and the value thereof form
T. copy Of which signed by the said paymaster, pur
other officer, and countersgned by the comman
dant, will be granted to the master together with
clearance to be endorsed thereon as per form g. No
clearance will be granted to any vessel Of the United
States to any other port place In Mexico except such
port place be in the possession Of the United States
The expectation of goods from any port or place In
prohibited by these instructions Is also strictly prohib
ted.
Matamoras, Tampico St Francisco and Monterey, lin
California; &C. &C. and of such other ports and places
az may from time to time, into possession
possession is taken.
All goods brought into United States from any of
the said ports places in Mexico will of course be
chargeabc with duty in the United States but no draw
back will be allowed on exports from any OF the said
Mexican ports or places.
Moneys to be collected under these instructions to be
paid to the paymaster other officer to be
retained by him. under the directions of the commnndant
military contribution, subject to the order of the
and navy departments; but no fees charges CON-
mission compensation of any kind to be paid for or
allowed for the performance of Of the duties pre-
scribed by these regulations
TWENTIETH All the duties directed in these regula-
tons be performed by the commsndan Of any post
place in military possession may be devolved by such
comman on any subordinate officer to designated
by him. who shall perform the same, subject to the
pervision and control of such commandment The appor-
by the officers Of the army navy should be made with
the of the President of the United States the
r. j. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 30, lS47.