The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05


more favorable IN many Iespecu 20 'ns country Inan
previous 'a'h particularly az regards Cotton so'ns Inc
duty on has been rsdaced from s9 70 ~ per
cenad vaorem Under me previous regulations ionsciohs
OF iofy yards, usual wdth had an ad vaiofem duty OF
ABOUT ~ 10 per cent TIE bghes' ngnre the new ard
e'a Cd iapfcs OIL al ranges th sSeciuc uuuesj
from capoafines (aoout three cens) TO mace (aooat
2ec per piece. The duty on drills and jeans, 80 inches
wide and 40 yards ,orn 10 ,,da. ,h. ra,y ,.rio
, -. ' -, -.
n'ace per Pece' taoous IA cen's') tnder Tue od
taTia the ad rates for all kinds OF cotton fabrics
ranged from, "a aAs.oo o, q, 90 q & .r .or, "A ooror,
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Ahere coinparisone snow most important change 10
the duties under the new tsriG which are little more
than nominal When I. 10 co,s,,a-oa ,h., orr ,,rgo,,
49, go Ao.'a' "hen ~ - consi'eleu tpat our 'arees'
direct exports to China have hitherto consisted Of heavy
eo''on Pe. sooos tns mpoTaDce Of THIS new ana re
ausua ". y, W 9u, @ may oe imasned-tne
TO ioreien trade whie drsciiv Win the ,nt
rior has been made ssble Clocks and watches
@ @ ~ VIZ % uau "a 49,, On ~ Nv per Gen. so vaorem fg
cates Tor 1884, lbs and she, eaJ obont 9 snts ss
duty hIst quality RDgseng has reduced from 500
"a per Juo salses 70 elo me duties on exports from
has heen from ~ cen,s 40 a. az nor 100 ,,s
Raw sk remains stationary silk manufactured also
lea ID reduced from Do ~ 10 % per loo cAlles'
THE cAss-HERRAN CONVENTION WITH NEW GRANADA
This sreaty, which was signed In Washington by Messrs
Cass and Herran on the 10Th OF September passed both
houses OF the New Granadan Congress in July last II
pIOVlueb tnAt cOnlt0G5iOn c0nSlalpg lDuVluua
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n9' INC governments u 'ne oh'eu o'aes ana Ns" f
haoa' sna" meet ID washington ~'nin ninety osys a'el
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oa.;r., Nar ,.,n.a. ,n,ano ,a a.,,aua. sus,,r., no
thunder and wounds in tho Panama riots of Aprii l5
1896 This commission ia 10 conclude ita Iabors
-. :. ,.u-s s
within nine months after is installed, ana
all claims allowed by It are to be paid by New
payments; the first TO be made in six months after
.h s,S 'ar an, Tba ,an, =, Sar
% s ~ psa 50, d s ,h, @ @ soo M 60 ie hs ~, y. @ @ ~ ~ h,
se ,ece,ve Syon, ,be Panama pa;,sosd romnanu for nr
- ~ u W. s - f sh, % - nv, , ~ ;, ~ -
; I. c @ , anu - a'' IT, r. nos s, o !. ~ ~
".. . " ~ - % 10 n % .Io ~ r.n. -, .haiu ISL nr,n,,so.
yg, ' ~ pay VIZ e-pelses u t. lie ~, wv
C M % ~ @ ". ~ a ,a " ,os.nS a,;u ~ Wy ~ % psnsIar. -
that republic authority exshange ratcatons with this
'o""'' An' AA"''' 'Aeo1'' 'o "''
THE CAss.YRIsARRI TREATY WITH NICARAGUA.
~h, rrh,;c. ~ Nicooo,. and IN. rr,,s, s,o,ee q,
- s,.... =. s.,.., ,., , 80. A..
America De,ns oesious % MAINTAIN WIN eaon o'aee 'he
most friendly relations TO promote the commercial inter-
course of their respective citizens and TO make some mu
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tween the Atlantic Pacific oceans by the river San
Juan de Nicaragua and either or both the lakes of Nicara
qua and anagua or by any other route through the ter
rory Of said republic Of Nicaragua, have deemed it ex
pedient 70 conclude treaty Of friendship commerce and
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na'ea'on' AocoiuinE'y "eA'y was "ia"n aP on sue
10th Of November 1857 by Mr. Cass and Mr. Yrisarr in
behalf OF their respective governments The treaty pro-
vde6 Tor perpetual amiy between the two countries as
well as reciprocal freedom Of commerce. the citizens of
each country to have full liberty 10 settle and carry on
trade IN the oher and the ships OF war and postal packets
TO DC permitted 10 enter the rivers and haroors OF eac
All avofs and nnuntes IN commerce or navigation en-
| loyed by any other foreign nation, 70 be shared
by the citizens OF the United States and Nicaragua
the concession IN favor oil that other nation shall have
been graeous or In return for compensation as nearly
as possible OF propornonae value and effect TO be ad
jnsted by mutual agreement the concossou sna nave
been conditional Ihs import uu.ys anu ons are 70 oe
L un!crm sA"so Law ~" oAc hoe"in, to6 SsoSf
win all oher privileges ESSENTIAL 70 Tree and unncum
peiea commerce anu IienaIy intercourse petween tne
.Mo nos ia oass vi any .up.ure oocurIlng, ,he GU,
zens vi Tue TWO coun.Ics are 10 nave Blk monls the,
resmng ON tne coast ana year IL IN the interior, 70
l teue up heir snais anu leave inc uohhhions.
| WIN reference 70 the interoceanic commuacauon,
| the republic OF Nicaragua to the United