New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

1lgi ed
4b On The expiration rejection Of ile @ 4t ~.
,o,acc0 revenue and the regulation Oh te ~ ~ u i 80
Una; hg creditors direct and manage; IN yhich
case the ne, product OF sald revenue anu ~ p -;
duties shall DE iassgned to The domestic or ME
nor the amount assigned by the second article he
Insufficient for the interest OF per cent and S50ooO Tor
run the other revenues but # afcrward amount
signed should be than sufficient for the purpose me
amount supplied by the Government shall pc returned
9Th When the corresponding interest being paid and the
amount for liquidation being complete there be surplus
shall be divided between the Government and The fund or
nh The actual titles of the domestic debt shall be changed
for Others in which this shall be inserted The creditors
shall present their titles to the Offices the may
designate in each State Territory The presentation OF
which shall be made within SIX months by the creditors VINO
reside in the Republic and within one year oy hose VINO
The first time from the pahhcauon
OF this law IN me respective caIa u rs i, 81 y
and the second from publication IN te Oly OF Mexico
The creditors who allow this time to pass without present
ing their titles shall lose the whole OF the interest up TO the
time OF their presentation Those creditors who, from the
fault OF others in possession Of them those who
could obtain them in time from the authorities who bad
issue them.
8lf. Those creditors who for whatsoever motive may
have made the proper arrangements by the day
which this law is published shall have the last and peTemp-
of SO do
9Th. Those debts that may not have been regulated in
tie time designated in the anterior article they be of The
class enumerated in Art TO- shall be considered to be
gulaed IN the terms OF their respective caas
But should they be of distinct class they shall be deferred
for years their fund shall be the common one for the
other debts and the Interest," any shall be that designated
by this law.
ION The agreement entered into BY the Goyernment
the representatives Of the following debts by virtue al the
law Of l9ih February last, is approved Of
J. The debt anterior the Independence shal enter INTO
the fund.- losing 80 per cent OF the capai ana ~ per
cent OF thcnterest. -,
H. That ofthe copper shall enter into the new fund
applying the 90 per cent of the duties
that may be owing by vessels up that date SO0o OF
the American indemnity is assigned TO this DEBT PayaDen
1851 and 49, together with the interest due from the day OF
It's assg nmen. In exchange for which arrangement tc
| creditors shall deduct 81 100000 OF the capital
I'LL That for copper money .hall enter INTO me ne" io
par with the full value Of its primitive capital Ihat
which may have collected up the date OF this law
shall be applied to the interest already due and e excess
shall be coded for the benefit of the public Treasury
" Money lent in cash. Except forced loans) and that
does not cause interest, or only he ega interest," te la
shall be paid in bonds and interest of the American lnde
nifty in 81 and 80 and the remaining half in bonds oil the
| new fund.
fund follows That which remains IN the hands OF those
who caused it 60 per that which is in the posses
sion those who may have purchased the same at % per
Vi The debt for the furnishing of merchandise shall
ceive so per from the determination fund in oil aud
49, and 10 per in bonds of the fund The debts
which pay conventional interest shall pay only per cent
of he new fund the remaining 50 per cent to be remed
VII The forcble occupation made during the war with
be- SHAH be paid with 40 per cent Of the iadenuizaon
fund in 81 and 80, and go per cent Of the new fund
the year '22 shall follows Ofthe capital of S64 loi
49, half shall be paid from the American indemnity IN
81 and So and in lieu of interest," they shall receive Iii oohd
tx The floating debt for loans, with the admission OF
for money that may have entered in those loans IS per
cent shall be pad from the Administration determination
in 81 and '52 the shall enter into The fund ut par Inc
part for debts shall be regulated as agreed upon or me
class which they belong and the interest due shall be
ceded 10 the benefit of the nation.
x Of,he convention called that OF and per cent when
the capital paid 80 per cent the interest shall be pad
in drafts accepted by ms L. D on inc Administrator III
domination of 81 and 80 N -
XI The convention of per cent shall receive 40 per
cent from the indemnizaon and for the remaining go in
bonds of the fund will be given al par Payments
made with the indemnity money viii be the one-hali 10 81
4 linu no rio
stand directly with The UniledsSlates.
Moran The Government will choose between the two ex-
proposed, that which appears most IN CONFORMITY
with the interests OF the nation giving preference 10 "e
general regulation of the debt. 49,,
l2h The claims due individuals of the army from me
grade of Seargens downward woanoea 9 nd at W
nominal value, fhey be in the possession OF the
that Of eT heirs Aso ne aepS Deb
y shall enter the fund without loss IN the prlnc-
a they t belong and h@ne belonged
18Th For the execution of the aforesaid agreements the
Government can dispose S259OoOO Of the payment due
next Nav by the United States the surplus in the
ndemnilation fund.- when the amount assigned 10 Inc oep
contracted in London may have been separated
The remaining six articles provide for the es
Enlistment of board OF public credit, who shai
have the whole direction of all the custom houses
establish others, and suppress those now III exist
once. toke charge Of the collection OF the revenue
anplv the money TO the payment OF the debts
70 dictate measures for the prevention Of contra
band; propose to the Government the appoint
! ment of all custom.house officers, &c &C. IN tact
: the Board will have the whole management o.
the revenue.
AS the whole business has to go through the
= Senate, it may be much changed. will send
YOU a translation Of the result OF ii there.
The result OF the election in the District OF
o Mexico was in favor of Gen Arista. The final
o result has to be known; yet may still assure
4 you pretty confidently, in former letters, that
(. his election is certain if not, expect a rotc will
E be kicked up Yours truly &c
p. S-Priyate letters give sad accounts from
the high price and scarcity OF maze; the price
, per carga AZ bushels Eng measured is 50, aud in
e Fresnillo there has been SQQueo in consequence
i, on the occasion OF which recourse was had to
/ arms, and Six unfortunate persons were killed IN
the ARRAY There has been disturbances III varl
i Gus other places in the same State.
The diligences are almost invariably robbed ct
/, this time on entering and leaving the city The
one that arrived on the 9th inst. from I0tucd was
robbed and one of the passengers assasslnated.
1t appears the expedition to Sonora has been
ouence of e want of funds. We continue to re-
ceive the most melancholy accounts OF the nva
siops of the Indians, the abandonment OF the
farms, &c &c. The Deputy from that State is
endeavoring by all means to direct the attention
of the Government that way, but to no purpose.
Mr.. Bankhead, the English Minister, left here
on the Sd inst, for home in a wretched state OF
health leaving Mr.. Doyle in charge Of the legation
New Duties on Foreign Goods.
To the Editors Of The Tribune:
MEXco Oct To- 1850.
The two Committees of Finance have present
ed to the Chamber of Depties the following pro
ject of law on the sth inst:
Article There shall be established consumption duty