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TARWF roR MexieAs PoKrxs--Ths WashIhgtan Uniom c0sssAias the feilowisaR recommendations frwm the Srcrpnry uf yae Treasury, foT fhe modification of the milis tary contributions proposed tp hc levied iti Mexico, under the Earitiaad regulations sanc- toned hg the President on the 3isf uf March.

 lst. ca all manufacturers of cotsnn, or of cotton mixed with aay "gher material except Wool. worssed and silk. iH ths piecN or nI any other form, U daty, as military coasri- haticu. "f thirty Rer cent. ed sxiwem.

 9d. When gos,ds oa whieh ths tstt,ex are levied by weight are imported sa,ss said pnFta ia the parkage, the dasses shall he euIIecisd on the nssa only; ansl ta sll eases Sn allow anee shall be made far all deliaies eies. leak- age, 6reakage, er ddnage, proved to have oe- cured during the voyage ot importation. and made known before the goods are waseaouz- ed

 3d. The petied named in the Ssh nf said regulations. dnFing which tue goods lnsy re- main ia warehouse before the pasment of duliss. is extended from thirty to ninety days and within said period nf ninety days, any p"rtiaa of the said goods oa whieh the Ilu- ties.a as a military eanGElbulipn. Lave been paid, may be taken, afler such paymsns, from the warehouse. and entered free Of any lur- ther duty a; any other pogl or ports of Mexi. cn in oar miilssrypnssessio the facts pI .he case, with particslai dsscripakSfi 0g said goods. and the statement that the lHlies there oa have been paid, being cei.iied hy he proper officer of the port or ports of re-ship- meni.

 4lh. Il is intended to prnYiiIe Gy tlss treaty of peace ,ha, all gnods imported during tho war into aay of the Mexican ports ln our military possession shall he excmptifnm any new import duty or coniiscanon hy Mexico. iu the saiue manner as fl ssid goods lad been imported, and paid the impor, dusics pre-

 scrihed hy the government ot Mexico.

 The Union also publishes aa official an- l nounccment from the President, that the pru-

 posed notifications have been aceeptesi. In reference this subject the Washington correspondent nf the Baltimore Sun says ]. The great eseu, of thc day is the Treasary order, endorsed hv the President, which flir- 1 ,her recdlases the duties on the imports aud exports of Mexico. during our military cc< cupalion of her territory, aud soIemniy pledg- es the faith of the government that Il will never consent lo make peace with Mexico without expressly slipula,ing that the articles imported untIer our tariff shall not be taxed or couiiscased alier the pease. This, though following oe ipso from lhe hws ef natiana, is nevertheless necessary 10 state, in expiess Ftcrms, when treating with a nalaon like Msxi- co, and will give additional security to tue foreign and domestic merchants who fael disposed to trade wilh her, while, as the same time. it will enable US lo anticipate the revenue of Mexico years in advance; thus marigsging iFie resources of the country for lhe payment of the expeuses ofshe war; and rendering il doubly expedien. lot her ta put an end to the war by listening to our pro posals or peace.