Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03


twenty dollars bounty, to prevail on them IN desc
the ship, and thereby leave me in distress''
TOFFICIAL.I
Minister OF Foreign Affairs 10 Mr. Alexander IT
Everett, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis,er
P!enpoentlary of the United States at Madrid
To the Minister Plenipotentiary of the Uni.
ted States
SIR: In answer 10 your letter of the 18Th of
May, have the honor to inform that have re.
ceived notice from the Department of the Urea
sury, under date OF the 18th instant, that the e.
cessary orders have been given for refundng I'd
Benjamin Barney, master Of the Brig joachim. thu
sum OF two thousand seven hundred reals. which
were eKacted from him, as tonnage duty. by tba
Captain OF the Port of Alicante, under construc
Ton OF the royal order of,he 25th of August 1925
oy which 1t was understood TO exempt from du,y
only such vessels as loaded exclusively wjti|
salt or barilla.
hasten TO inform you Of the favorable decsio,
which has been given in this case and have 70
add, that have also received notice, at the sam.
time IRON the Secretary ofthe Treasury, that tbe|
King, my august MASTER has thought proper 10
declare upon this occasion, that the aforesaid
ORDER Is to be understood exempting from tbe
payment OF tonnage duty all foreign vessels N,bicb
may take on board quantity of salt or barilla ex
ceeding IN value the amount of the tonnage dat y
which they would otherwise have 10 pay, ALTHOUGH
their return cargoes should also consist in mart Of
other articles
avail myself of this opportunity TO renew 10
you the assurance of my high respect
MANUEL GONZALES SALMON.
PALACE, -4ngust 81, 1926.
| A friend who is well acquainted with .he state
Of parties in Maryland, has enabled us TO Law the
following statement before our readers We be-
lieve II Is correct. 1t furnishes COMPLETE refnta
ton of Mr.. Binns's victory.
Maryland is divided into eight Congressional
districts. Baltimore city and county elect two
representatives. The district represented in th.
18th Congress by Mr.. Neale, who voted for Mr..
ADAMS WIN be represented in the 10Th Congress
by Mr.. Dorsey, friend of Mr.. Adams.
Inc district represented by DR.. Kent, WHO vo-
ted Tor Mr.. Adams, will be deprecated bv Mr..
Weems, one Of the firmest supporters of Genera
Jackson.
The district represented by Mr.. Warfield who
voted for Mir. Adams, will be represented bv Mr.
Washington, who neither for MIR. Adams nor
Tor General Jackson-but is now claimed to be an
administration man,
The district represented by Mr. Lee. who vo
tea Tor General Jackson, and who is so nodestly
Claimed for the administration, will be represen,-
cd by Mr.. Sprgg, friend of General jackson.
Ihe Baltimore district, represented by Messrs
Little and McFim, who voted for General jack
son will be represented by Messrs. Little and
Barney, who are pledged to vote the will of their
constituents and MIR. Barney with speriaI
disclaimer hat he was not an administration
man."
| The district represented by DR.. Spence. who
vo'ea Tor Mr.. Adams, viii be represented by Ma
Jor Wilson, who was a jealous ard efficient ann
porter OF Mr.. Crawford, who was much opposed
TO MIR. Adams, who is consistent FederaIist. and
whose integrity and known opinions forbid the be-
Iiei mat he can ever enlist under the banners Of
man VINO deserted his party in adversely, and who,
10 ingralIate himself with the Republicans cbare-
ed those Federalists with whom he had before act
| ed, with reasonable negotiation with the Gov
ernoT OF Canada, preparatory to secession from
the Union. MAJOR Wilson is uncommitted
| Inc district represented by Mr.. Haywood. who
Vo'eu lot hr. Crawford, will be represented BY
Mr.. Kerr who, like Major Wilson. is uncommit-
ted, but who, by the admission of the Democrat
Press, is not an " administration man!''
Inc district represented by Colonel Mitchell.
VINO voted Tor Mr.. Adams, will be represented
ny Mr.. Gale, firm supporter Of General jackson.
mus 1t will be seen that, so far as the prefer
ences oil the members elected are taken as a tee,
OF the strength of Mr.. Adams, the changes are all
against him. The Coalition are truly welcome To
all that they can make of such lriumphs as these.
and verify we believe it is the only kind of tfi-
ui"P"S 'ney can obtain Hash. TEL
TROUBLE IN THE w1GwAM
we have report in circulation, that special
population OF gentlemen, high in authority, has
lately been seat 10 distinguished individual not
far distant.
Is II Intended to tempt him to lend his name 10
bolster up the Panama Mission? we do not be-
lleve that ne will consent TO accompany the Pre-
sident Of the Manumssion Society.
Wash. G. TEL