The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-11
The mexican Tartn.

Through The Kindness OF our New YORK correspond
sst, we are enabled furnish synopsis OF the ais
Mexican tariff with much in detail shall prove oil
general value and interest Tie present publication 10
not only more full and explicit than any have get
seen issue from the bureau Mnisis,io dc Hacienda but
gives evidence OF policy respects foreign commerce.
which, further modified susceptible il is OF far greater
literally do much TO the now comparative
" PROSTATE commerce OF Mexico.
We are treated the first page TO Santa Annals titles
in full which. here presented in Spanish will not be
without interest TO our readers They thss;
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. Benomereto do La pstris
General de Division. Caballero Gran Cruz de la Real
dstnguda orden Espanoa de Carlos ercero Pfesidente
dc la Republics
But 10 proceed with our translation:
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
His eIeeency the President OF the republic has ordered
me decree the following
Antonio Lopez dc Santa Anna, we-me ed of the
Try General OF Division Grand Cross Knight OF the Royal
and disinR shed Order OF Carlos third President Of the
republic by the r,y vet,d in him by the nation has
decreed the following;
General 1av1 for Nighttime and Ffontir Ca'fom'.
All vessels OF every nation that have friendly relations
with Mexico. Of those who have not entered into
special treaty Of h her. will be admitted into
ports which have been fequented by foreign shipping
but by the Of enering the captain, supercargo,
Of each ship well the merchandise brought,
become the rules prescribed in this dectee
the noncompliance herewith, TO the penalties in force
the time Of arrival and for all the purposes of this tariff
vessel will be held to have arrived it anchors
in the port.
ARTICLE II.
Vessels from foreign pors national vessels may
oher Mexican ports Than those to which severay they
bear clsarances failing in which, both vessel and cargo
are o
article sixty five OF this tariff Neither may vessels bring
other goods Than those destined for the Mexican ports
which they bound the iniacuon Of this regulation
rendering them liable the penalties expressed in that
portion of the article seventy this tariff relating the
same the goods being considered as though the mani
fest.
ARTICLE
The following ports hereby declared open for foreign
commerce;
On the Gulf Of Mexico--si.al, Campeche. Vera Cruz
Tsmpco do Taps uiipas San Juan Bautisa de Tabasco
Maiamoros.
On the Pacific ocean-Acapulco, Mszsnilio, San Bias.
Mazatlan.
On the Gulf of California--Guaimas
On The Northern FrontieI-Ma.amorcs, Tuxta Chico
For tho Coasng Trade in the Gulf OF Mexico-Isa dc
Carmen, Goazscoslco, Avarsdo Tecolua, Tux PAM San
tecoms pan, Soto la Marina.
On the Eastern Coast OF Yucaian-- Bacnlar
On the Pachc Ocean--Tonsis.
On the Gulf Of Tehuanepec-San'a Maria.
On the Californian Guli-San Jose do Calico, La Paz
Nayachise, Altata.
SEs1os 1.-The following articles have exemption from
duty. in whole or in parts
ARTICLE
National vessels bringing wares. fruits merchandise
from Mexican port another will be free from
mage dues.
The following articles, in whatever vessels imported
will be exempt from duy Csrdwire, quicksilver; foreign
animals living prepared for the cabinet; pit coal when
net to be procured in the required uany In the country
and capable OF being conveyed economically to places oil
consumption animal charcoal mine Taogca and geoog
ca collections and all specimens OF natural history sketches
and models of bus machines, buildings. monuments and
vessels lumber and building materials introduced under
The tariff OF Paso del Norre in the State Of Chhuahsa
coding the decree Of April 1919 types, spaces and
vigneites for printing books pamphlets stitched; music,
printed or in manuscript and not excepted in the above
slmanscs prayerbooks geographical and typographical
and charts machines apparatus and instruments for
scientific purposes for the repair OF the like machines and
for agriculture, industry mining, and tho arts
ping stills OF description In this and in the pre-
vious classification, machines considered articles
of several pieces designed Tor crments in ply
ses and in the chemical affinity Of all substances. Sec
lions Of the machines and apparatus included in the
same exemption. The articles that b. used or other
purposes, separately from the machines apparatus,
wrought iron, Steel clo-hidcs when coming the
time said machines and apparatus rubjcct
the payment of duties. Ancient and modern coins OF ell
metals in sulphur paste, curious objects of
natural history mssts, topnas,s and yards for vessels
exotic plants and seeds, and native plants and seeds. if
such be introduced for Improving their species all classes
of ships, native purchased linen rags for king of
per earhstoncs dried brio ks for even oundric or
oucibes printing ink said articles equally free from
all duty interior circulation. Conformabiy the decree
of May is, Is+s silver bullion and gold dus, foreign
countries, are free from all duties of inn or,a,ion.
Notwithsi nding the above specification OF articles
emptcd from duty. those under the conditions OF
pon must appear In the general manifest and the
particular invoices, with the personal consignment ind
Gated in article Is II arriving without such doc oments,
and yet possessing consgnoe the odcrate fac shall be
levied OF $50, and IL without consence reclaim
the ARTICLES penalty OF Ao0 shall be paid the sale oil
such articles the balance being nuused respective
consul and in bis absence TO the mercantile tribunal for
the disposition OF the shipper.
SECTION sECoND.-ARTICLES PROHIBITED.
ARTICLE VII.
The following articles prohibited under penalty OF
in addition the several du,ie. imposed by
tariff Brandy made from cane and all kinds, excepting
from the grape, saving gin, rum and such kinds
specified in conperion with bottles TASKS, dishes
starch, excepting in the states expressed in the m snisc
not in stars tssthado) carswny .ecd, sugar rice indigo
bras and copper wire, sulphur boot. and halEboos
Shoes slippers Of tanned unnamed hides with sole
for men, women, and children buttons of any metal
are grsved stamped either side with tho national
arms the Of foreign countries coffee, prepared
1sr cast nails, copper in pigs, wrought Tor domestic
common tortoise she and horns worked into articles
consisting Of these only, epaues Of all kinds, and metals
for military insgnia leather OF all descriptions and color
tin Obscene snaavings miniatures pictures and figures
and Of Everything contrary religion and good
rsns, bits and spurs In the style Of the county, gsoon OF
metal OF Whatever class material; chsmois including