The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

ordinary fare paid by the passengers merchandise
which may pass the said ransts it being under
stood that the grantees Of privileges already granted
which hereafter may be granted upon railroads other
of conveyance said rasis refuse to receive
for one half the price Of conveyance the troops arms
military stores and munitions Of the United States the
latter government will not impsrt TO them the protection
lection.
Art. THE Mexican republic hereby codes to the
United States in perpetuity and to their citizens and pro
perry the right Of way transit the territory OF
the republic Of Mexico, from the cities Of Camargo aud
Matamoras or any suitable point the Rio Grande, in
the State Of Tamaulpas via Monterey, to the port Of
Mazaan at the entrance Of the Gulf of California the
State Of Snaoa and from the Rancho de Nogaes or any
suitable point on the boundary line between the republic
Of Mexico and the United States the hundred
and eleventh degree west longitude from Greenwich. via
Magdalena and Hcrmoslo, to the city of Guaymas,
the Gulf Of California in the State OF Sonora any
railroad or route Of communication natural or artificial
which may hereafter exist be constructed 70
be used and enjoyed in the same manner and upon equal
terms by both republics and their respective citizens the
Mexican republic reservng always for tae the right OF
sovereignty which has upon all the ransts spoken
Of in the present treaty All the stpulst,ons and rcgua
tons OF every kind applicable 10 the right OF way
transit across the lsthmus Of Tehuantepec, that are or
have been agreed upon between the two republics are
hereby extended and applied TO the foregoing transs or
rights Of way. excepting the right Of passing troops,
military stores and munitions OF war, from the Rio
Grande TO the Gulf Of California.
Art S-The two republics likewise agree thst, from
the list Of merchandise here annexed the Congress Of the
Industrial manufactured product OF either OF the two
republics may be admitted for sale and consumption
either OF the two countries under conditions perfect
reciprocity whether they be free of duty or at
rate Of duty to be 6xed by the Congress the United
Sates being the intention Of the Mexican republic to
admit the articles in question the lowest rate Of duty
and even free, the Congress Of the United States con-
sens thereto Their Introduction from the one 70 the
other republic shall be mado at the points which the gov
ernmene Of both republics may fix upon, the limits or
boundaries thereof oeded and granted ransis
in pcrpctuy by this Convention either across the lshmus
Of Tehuantepoc from the Gulf Of California to the ne-
rior frontier between Mexico and the United Ssstes II
any similar privileges should be granted BY Mexico 70
other nations the ermn OF the aforesaid rausts upon
the Cults Of Mexico and California and upon the Pacific
Ocean, shall be In consideration Of the same conditions
and sipuations Of reciprocity which are imposed upon
the United States by the terms Of this Convention
MKRCHANpcW TO ARrutE g.
Animals Of all kinds
Poughs and loose iron bars.
Rice
Poultry and fresh eggs.
Quicksilver.
Stone coal.
Fresh ealted and smoked meats.
Wood ana iron houses.
Raw hides.
Horns.
Chile red pepper
Drawings and models Of Large machinery, buildings,
monumenu and boats.
Boats Of all sses and classes, for the navigation the
rivers the frontier.
Broom, ana material for their manufacture
Birdie bits
Freeh dried and sueared fruits.
Hops
Type sysoes plates foe printing engraving. rulss,
v,gncttee and printing ink