Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-01

imported shall exceed iiity cents the square vhr,
alia shaii not exceed two dollars and fifty ccnistbe
square yard shall be deemed to have cost two do'
lars and hity cents the square yard, and cbar,o,
WIN 'he amount oil duty Oh snch COST and in iba
manner as IS in this section before provided -'
, ". an manufactures OF wool, of which,
"opi shaii be component material c~
eept as aforesaid, the actual value of which :,
tue place imported, shall exceed two dollars ana
hfy cents, and not exceed four dollars the souar.
yau. siian 9e deemed to have cost four dollars the
square yard, and be charged with the amount a.
duty on such cost, and in the manner az 10 in a.;
section before provided. ~
=" 9th All manufactures Of wool, or of which
s Sooi sna,i De component material, except as a.
! foresad the actual value of which. at the Ma,
whence imported, shall exceed four tollars ill.,
square yard, and shall not exceed six dollars tho
square yard, shall be taken and deemed to have
COS, SIX dollars the square yard, and be charged
with the amount of duty; and in the manner "a 10
| III this section before provided
| oti. All manufactures of wool, or of which
wooi IS component material, except as aforesaid
.ie actuai value OF which at the place whence
imported, shall exceed six dollars the square ward
shail be Charged with the amount of daty and in
'ne manner as in this section before provided
Nir. Nj. supported this amendment in short
explanatory speech; whereupon,
Mr. Condict, EXPIRE ssing a wish that the -,
. IN Just offered might be printed, moved
LOT !he rising OF the committee; but withdrew the
| motion at the request Of
| eup
ave Oh ms appreciation Of part of the amendmen.
Oh Mr.. Mallary, moved to amend it by strkino
VI. an AFTER the hrst paragraph and, in lieu of the
part stricken OUT to insert the following:
| second: On all manufacturers of wool, or of
winch wool shall be component material (oS
cept blankets, worsted-stuff goods, bombazines
oscry, mits, gloves, caps, and bindings) dutv
gaa ans hTs dsy forty es I'D ys
e'ght hundred and twenty-nine; after which time.
aauiy OF 1--we per cent. per annum, in addition:
uhI,l the whole amount of duty shall be fifty per
. He then sgnifed a wish that the motion of Mr.
| Iondict might prevail.
hir. Hamilton opposed the rising of the commit.
tee' diverted to the time already consumed in
the discussion, and pressed for the question mo,
| the amendment.
Mr., Condict now renewed his motion that the
committee rise ' VIC
IT rose accordingly, and reported PROGRESS.
whereupon, the amendments Of Messrs MSllar,
and Buchanan were ordered to be printed and then
! The House adjour ned
| WAsuINGToN, March Give published. tn.
other day, communication, animadyertinp on tbe
order promulgated in the gallery of the House or
Representatives, requiring spectators of the pro-
ceedings TO remain uncovered. Since the House
refused to adopt the same in regard to its
own MEMBERS when In session. we learn that ,ho
order in regard TO the gallery has been with
| drawn, and is no longer enforced This apnears
TO us to be wise Difference to public sentiment,
Which dld net brook restraint upon the People
IN the Gallery, which the Representatives of the
People, in their own Hall, were unwilling 10
| undergo. mat. I5i
! WASHINGTON, March 26.-In the Senate vos
terday the bill for the relief of Mrs. Brown widow
OF the late Gen. Brown, was passed The bill grant.
ing township OF land 10 Kenyon College, in the
State oil Ohio was discussed and ordered TO a third
reading Some time was spent in the consideration
| OF Executive business.
In the House of Representatives, the Honse in
Committee OF the Whole on the state ofthe Union
resumed the consideration of the Tariff The oues
ton before the Committee was the amendmentoC
tered by Mr.. Buchanan to the amendment bro
posed on the preceding day by Mr. Mallary. Az
ter variol~ observations by Messrs Buchanan
Dwight, Mallary, Storrs, S. Wright s. Davis the
amendment wasnegatved. Mr.. Millerthen moved
another amendment, aimed, like that of Mr. Blu
chanan, at the destruction of the minimum system
which was also negatived. The question was then
taken on the amendment offered by Mr. hfa,jarv
which was reiected-Ayes II, Noes 9S. Mr.
Sprague had then risen to address the COMMITTEE
on some other items Of the bill when the Committee
rose. mt I1yr-,nJ
The House of Representatives have adiourned
over till Monday in order 10 allow the House
which had become dirty, to be cleansed and ven
ulated. m
SOMETHING FUNNY.
We have just seen Letter from a Responsible
source In Tennessee, which gives assurance that in
that State supposed to be the impregnabe fortress
OF General Jackson's popularity, the cause Of the
present Administration il gaining ground :, i