The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-01

Done at the port Of 49,
Signed by the captain, who also that he win
no merchandise board that proceeds the
purpose OF lawful In the republic Of Mexico.
Tho preceding manifest well that given by the Her
AID be presented Mexican consul viceconsu at
the port where the mercb andse is received board IL
such official is accredited such port then such
the port place. and in either
demanding receipt which must be presented at the
Of the first port which the vessel may call for
the purpose of dschargtpg cargo.
This ormsy dispensed with only in Of vessels
irving Pacific ports from the East Indies the Sandwich
islands.
The h section Of the article allows foreign vessels
import merchandise destined for three Mexican
ports being required that the documents already specified
general manifest and special invoeel be separately made
out for each port the port Of departure.
The prominent noted in the Healds transa
ton of the tariff as follows;
Flour and lard included the list of absolute prohb
itions.
They thus given in the tariff Flour and lard prohb
tied except Acapulco, Yucatan Tampoo Matamoros and
the houses of the northern frontier Wheat and
every description OF grain also cased among articles alb
soluey prohibited The exception expressed in the tariff
omitted namely Except 10 the specified in article
TX"
The following is translation of article TX:
Importation provisions through the houses OF
the northern frontiers the State Of Chapas and the mari
time custom houses Of Tampco Yuestap Acapulco and La
Paz, in Lower California.
The importation Of the provisions In the fol-
lowing list for the consumption Of the inhabitants the from
shall be allowed through the ports Of Matamoro AGA
puco, and La Ps in Lower CALIFORNIA; the houses
OF Camargo Mer Pedrss Negrss. Monterey, Laredo, and
Paso del NOr'e. The duties also added;
Rice, per qui9tal lOl lbs, sGGas
Coffee ia1I
Common hour, eight srroba t1co lbs.) to the bar =,
Fine Aoar. eight srroba. t1OO lb.) to the barrel
per barrel 90
Lard, per quiptal 20
ppf * per i
Every description Of provisions enumerated in
the above list, will pay l6 por cent, ad valorem.
In the State Of Guerrero and the Territory OF Lower Cali
forna the importation Of foreign Indian will be permit
ted free Of duty
In the port of Tsmpco quantity OF -four exceeding
1000 barrels annually, may be imported the payment Of
| the following duties:
Common aoar per barrel Of srrObas, taOo Ibs 81 80
The only remaining Of importance In the
Gle ofhas The Hersds correspondent gives descrip
\ lions that's, made up thus
H h.: ready %.sS G %sS Zach each s1SS
The first should read fIas In or bundles unsn
isbed, lsin aviosl each, 81.
The tariff is exceedingly LIBERAL and II tranquillty
could only be restored to that distracted country there
but little risk IN predicting that under Its operation the
onmerca relations between nations would soon at
tain degree Of development prosperity omneptv con-
ducve that closer union which should subt between
neighboring sister republics.
Abandonment Of hs SHIP Sebago.-In,elgence was re
ceved few days SINCE in letter from correspondent who
resides at London, to the effect that the ship Sebago
York. Captain John r. Bescher abandoned at sea on
the 9th of January last This vessel sailed from New York
the Esd Of December 1885, with Of wheat and
four bound Falmouth for ORDERS and the Sd Of Jsnu
cpsang encountered heavy gales which increased in vo
hence until the 9th the pumps becoming choked and
the vessel settling down. with eleven feet Of water in her
hold the crew, with the exception Of three boys, two
Germans and French boy WAC too much exhausted
and afraid to leave the vessel took 10 their boats and at the
erpi alton Of twenty fur hours picked mp by the
4 British barque Cybele, and taken to London.
tNTrnton pEPAHrMsST.
Il appointment Of Isaion Agens-Mr. Michael r. Simmons
Of Washington Territory, be agent the Indians in that
II Territory