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The Presidency of Independ-
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MEXICO. Thursday, Sept. p. 1859.

MEXICO. Thursday, sept -, 1917,
Editors Of The Tribune
Since the meeting of Congress she Chamber OF
Deputies have been most of the time in secret
session, discussing, it is presumed, the measures
proposed by the Minister Of Finance for creating
a reyenue, but little progress however, has as yet
been made toward this desired result. These
measures embrace many important reforms which
if carried into effect will produce it is believed,
revenue Of $10000000 or perhaps Sl2,e0O 000'
the present revenue amounts to little more than
six and a half milons and thus the general Gov
erpment will find itself out Of trouble for the tu-
ture The principal reforms proposed are gem
sral modification of the maritime Tariff more par
ticularly respecting the drties cotton goods,
regulating snd simplifying the collection of con-;
surnptlon duties, applying the additional duty OF
percent called t8at OF GreT10 and the per cent?
of importation the result Of the product OF tooac
co, after the new arrangement with the rH5Iish
bondEolders is made, and the net profits OF the lot
te,y of San Carlos to the general Government
The States TO pay to the same 10 per cent. OF
their actual revenues the determination OF the
question ia long pending of what roads are to be
considered as belonging 20 the Government, aud
WEuL " sIlS StdtCSf LIt'b any, iS"' PN'
silver nom paid to tie Mining College shall be
paid to tho Government and instead Of paying to
the States per cent Of the products Of their mlneF'
4 per cert shall be paid to the government; and
lastly, the closing Of tlie ports Of Mnsamoras and
M.nzana.
No progress has as ye. been made regarding
these roforma, and several long speeches have
been made against the duieso OF 3 per cent. expor-
tation duty on gold and per cant, on silver, az
proposed by tho Minister the deputy from Sonora
proposing to reduce them one.bNR
There is mucn opposition manifested, and much
influence exerted, Su6 rosa, against the modiiice
zion of the duties cotton goods AZ that clashes
with the large anu powerful manufacturing inter
ests also, the growers of cotton pretend they
viii be ruined should cotton be allowed to be Ia
PRODUCED at SO per qu.utai as proposed IheSe
rYo branches of iaduatry are OF great beneht TO
the people but yield but i1sic profit to the gener'
al Government and. as tho consumption OF cotton
goods is very grcgt, it is 7resomea, with much
yeesop the introduction allow rates o cotton aud
common cotton goods, which now pay an exor-
bitant duty, viii produce large revenue TO TIC
Government and nevertheless the manufacturers
will make handsome profit.
One Of the first ac5a OK the Congress was to ap
.' f. ~, r,, oo If 5000 ooo Obtained by the GOV.
prove o. I'VE io"-, y. 1870, ea ve9v soo0 If
eTrmont during the recess, ana sasy very soon -.
serauthorized anothefof 1000. on the security
g az ,'', ', aro., noo 70 The .,bamberof Dep
81 'Aail's u'''ose' c,, do,. c;ys
aties' stat1s tnat "e sopi@ ~ NV uj tba
shenl detailed account ii the way N "n'0n 'pa
above amount bad been digpcsed Of limiting that
should the Deputies delay provilirg iof the
.,o,,,e Of the Cioye,nmeas, Il. lars entertained
%0i,'s u .'o t:' 49, .,,,. loan would be -,
h. them on granting the ao''s ,o@n N T"a a. tbsy
SLICED as there "as-u' otter way 50 '8 - engy
did not provide reyshpc than ~ tie SfSYern'
su' 10 ask those aoana dss'ty from ,n} n@'1 te
represented in the ps6sons tha' nave m5'sa Nth ttS
confidence OF the PGepc 9a ~ u. tbm m.
e lie cote. shic!. nlod, TO view Melancholy