The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-04
PRENTICE.
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
y ours,
STATE pEpARrnEsr.

The Nep Mexican 7pig-In accordance with promise
made last issue, give translation OF the new
Mexican tariff which will be found particularly favorable Tor
tho productions of the United States
translation Of New Mexican tariff, is55.l
Of the federal district all it, inhabitants wit That from
tho Department Of the Treasury has boon addressed to me Tue
His exceeney the President I'D of the republic has
been pleased address to the decree that follows me
inhabitants republic know that in order to reyer-
decided will of the nation, adopting all those re-
forms for which has pronounced considering tha among
them one which admit of delay is that OF estab
fishing uniform regulations according to which commerce
should be subjected to the payment OF duties protecting M
without negectng at the time the general m
of society those of the have determined
whilst proceeding with the general reform which
the tariff requires the following regulations, which, besides
removing prohibitions equally provide Tor the reduction OF
duties shall be the maritime and frontier custom
houses with the understanding that as regards the pem-
importing provisions the may determine
nue privilege should be thought convenient to do So
l. Linen textiles, plain, white, and unbeaehed,
of one yara* in width, per vara, cents .,,o,aa
g Linen and cotton textiles bieached and unbeached
sergeko and striped of yara in width per vara "a
cents. 49,, i.
like damascened pluhy, vevey, embroidered, worked
| and duted of one yara in width, per vaIa, cents.
On cotton textiles coored known by the name OF CALI
Goes or chntzes of one width per AZ cents
8. Cotton handkerchieis, eolpred OF one vara' eaeh
g. White handkerchief with white coored border,
one in width, each cents.
ture of linen hemp flax vegetable lamen or their lows
shall pay the duty as composed OF cotton IN tner cor
+ Spoos Of cotton of about 800 yards, {Amercan,) per
dozen, So cents. i, ,,..
pecied ii the 57b section Of the 9th article of the tariff Of
october 4, lst5 per 100 lbs, SEQ
TO- salt on the frontiers Of Chihuahua introduced through
the houses of III Paso and Preside del Norte per
II. sugar Of every quality, per 100 lbs, s2 so.
H. Flour, per barrel of eight arobas, Cos lbs) %.
H. The Importer Is responsible for the whole amount of
duties also for the and two per cent created by
the laws of March 81 1885, and October 5 ls4 which cor
with the ten cent the amount and Tor the
municipal duties which are now exactcd
l5 Ali the above duties well the international du-
tics which shall be collected as heretofore shall be paid IN
the ports allowing sufficient time to effect settlements
which shall NOT exceed thirty working days.
IT, Thirty days depoe in warehouses is allowed to COM
the payment of six and half cents per day Tor
H. The export duty coined silver is reduced to four
per cent duty that of circulation remaining at two
per cent which shall be collected at the places whence is
tsbiished
Is The general tariff of October 1915,
modified oath November l49 with all its regulations
exposions shall remain in full force so far shall not
be inconsistent with the present Decree which shall be consd
in force from the day Of s publication in each port
For this direct to be printed, published, circu
lated, and faithfully executed :,
Palace Of the federal of Mexico January a.
JUAN BAUTRSTA CEBALLOS,
A. ID. MANUEL MERlNO.
And communicate this to you for your Information and
| subsequent ends.
God aad Liberty, Mexico, January a. 1858.
MANUEL MERINO,
Governor of the District
And that it may be brought the notice Of all command
published by edict procamaton in the capital and
other places belonging the district being posted in the
binary public places and forwarded to those whom 1t may
concern for its faithful fulhmeDt.
MIGUEL NJ. DE AzCARATE
MARIAsA SuERnA, Secretary.
MExco January 20, 1853
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The vara equals 332s inches.
t 4 arobas equal l0l u lbs.