Show S r J Capital Chlpe t WASHINGTON September 14Report has been received at tlie State Department Depart-ment from ConsulGeneral Button at JJatamorasemboiyingja transition the new law promulgated on the 7th of July relating to theriKhts of foreigners It provides thatany Joreigner may be naturalized in Mexico after two years I residence upon furnishing proot that he is m full enjoyment the civil rights in hIS Own country and that ie has a business or income sufficient to provide him the Dec sarea of life Colonists coming into the country by virtue Of contracts executed by the government gov-ernment and whose transportation and settling expenses shall be paid by the government shall be considered Mexi can citizens Foreigners shall enjoy all the privilegc of Mexican citizend subject sub-ject to theipojyerjeaeived to tne executive execu-tive of banuniug those whose presence may be considered pernicious Vacant or public laacis or real estate or vessels ves-sels may be acquired by foreigners without residence in Mexico but they must abide by the restrictions imposed upon jhBm by the Jaws in lorce Any release ot real estate LOa LO-a foreigner Jor the term of more than ten years shall be considered as a trans ler The Ftderal law may restrict the civil rights of loreigners to the extent of bUbjecting them to the same liabilities which the laws of their own country impose upon Mexicans Foreigner shall contribute to the public expens sin s-in the manner provided for bv Jaw they shall submit to the decisions and sentences of tribunals without applying apply-ing to different resources than those permitted oy law to the Mexicans They shall apply to diplomatic int r vention only iu cases of denial justice or of a voluntary delay in the administration adminis-tration of he same and that after hay lug trie i in vain all the different means allorded them by the laws of the republic re-public and in the manner determined by international laWs The compulsory matriculation of foreigners is repealed This law does not repeal the twenty league frontier limit or the fiveleague marine limit consequently to purchase pur-chase real estate within twenty leagues of the frontier permission of the President Presi-dent is l still necessary to purchase land property within five leagues of coast permission must be obtained by a special act of Congress OJ TUE BUKEAU OF UOBAVINQ AKD PBINIIXOL is now engaged in printing the one dollar silver certificates and a supply will be turned over to the United States Treasurer this week The2 certificate is not yec ready for printing It is expected that the it will oe ready for issue in limited quanti tie next Monday About ooOO notes it day is the present capacity of the bureau but within a week or ten days the daily output will be increased to 80100 borne of the new 10 certificates have already been put in circulation A design for the denomination has been prepared but has not yet been suomitted to ActingSecretary Fairchild for his approval ap-proval A statement has been prepared at IIZ TREASURY DKEABTilKNT In regard to the disposition the3 percent per-cent bonds at the close pfthe business I yesterday from which the fplluwmg figures are taken Called f084S3 o50 redeemed 173459950 outstanding 25025600 The amount ot the past due bonds outstanding isj2003 550 The amount df bouds purchased and redeemed re-deemed under the circular of August 30th 1886 STSSOOOOOThe lzn tin ot bonds called 100200450 The amount of bonds to be received to be paid nt maturity under the 140th call 1188 400 and under the 14Ast call 2i200 There were redeemed re-deemed today 944000 in bond3 i cluded in the 138th 139th and lust call and of ddurse the prpcefcdinfr figures will be changed accodingly It is expected ex-pected that another call for 3 per cent bonds will be issued in a few days The receipts have been very heavy this month averaging over lOOOJO per day and are over 600000 in exqess of the current expenditure for the same period Tbeiffreasury surplus exclusive of 100000000000 reserve fund and fractional silver in the Treasury Trea-sury Is estimated at 70000000 A SERIES QOLOAZGAEI1ca 5AMFS I Havejjeen c < 5mpletea and theY will1 be supplied id C611ect9rs Of I Internal revenue as rapidly fis they can ba I printed The first series Hienorninatidtf of fiOOls for manufactujej3aridbeaisa picture of the Treasury building The Second stamp of the series IsMntetided J for packa es The boiler and qrna mentation is printed in bright treeh and in the centre Is = a pretty slgn 11t I black ink representing a fajmer gird I mechanic bq either sideof theshieldi beating the stars and tlJn S At 1 iached tb hes Ifody oin the station arch a number of coupons each indicating ten poundsw i that the J TOuue off the > stamp w msbe njade to correspond to the weighcof the package The last of the i seriesoa export tamp whiclfls also printed green and bearsa medallion Iepresenting a magnificen ocean steamship steam-ship under thU headway The blanks areleft pn this stamp be filled up by9 the collector showing the weight l and contents of me package1 and giving the other information required by laiv The entire series is characterize by neatness of design and exT tIbriana meets with hpproyal in official quarters |