Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05

France. We earnestly hope this may be true.
From the NJ Y. american of Osf l.
BY the Napoleon, dispatches relative
rangement of long mooted question Of the West India trade
which there doubt is be eopened upon suffer
ance and substantially the terms mentioned the
,oned extract OF a letter Liverpool
Extract of letter the Editor of New York American,
dated Liverpool, 26h August, 1880
MY Dear SIR may be worth the postage of letter to you,
know that the West India question settled The President
TO issue his proclamation conformity with the last act Of
Congress the subject and its arrival in this country the
order in council Of the 9th July 1927 ISSUED you recoect in
aats teeth will be abolished, and the act of Parliament of
9Th July, 1926 which opens West India other
will be extended the United States, all dis
eliminating duties will be abolished
There is treaty come, probably come; hut
understand 1t, communication from the British government
importing that if the receipt of the despatch here the Pres
den, of the United States shall issue his procama,on giving
the u States and the British West Indies shall he renewed
upon the terms stated in that which, for the better nfoma
ton Of our readers, subjon.
we shall take occasion to morrow TO sew why uds
men tins much talked of and be-
on the terms whch IL made, of real benefit the
n'erce or navigation of the u. States :.
ga 81 LII the acts regulating the commercial int
course between the United States and colonies OF
| Great Britain.
Sec l. Be il enacted &c That whenever the Presden, of
the United States shall satisfactory evidence that
Government of Great Britain will open ports Colonial
in the West Indies on the continent of Son,b
the Bahama Islands, the Caicos and the Burmuda
Islands OF the United States indefinite for limited
entering the colonial ports aforesaid shall subec,
other or higher duties of nposts charges Of
their cargoes arriving said colonial possessions from the
StaIe that the vessels United States may import into
said colonial from United States article
articles which could be imported British vessai the
said possessions from the United Staes aud that the vessels
the United States may export from British colonies
menoned whatever, other than the domnons
or of Great Britain article articles
be exported heefrom IN British vessel to anv country other
than the British dominon possessions aforesaid that then
and in such the President of the States shall be-
he thereby authorized issue his proclamation. declaring
that he has received such evidence and hereupon
date of such proclamation the of the United States shall
be opened indefinitely, or tor term xed the may be
British vessels coming from the SAID British colonial possess
ios and their cagoes, subject other higher duty
tonnage or mpost charge of description whatever, thar
would be levied the vessels of the United States then
cargoes arriving from the said British possessions and shall
be lawful Tor the said British vessels import into the Unte
States, and TO export thereirom, any article article
which may be imported exported in vessels of TIN
United States; and the act entitled AN concerning
gaon, passed on the eighteenth day of April, thou
sand eight hundred and eigheen act supplemental
thereto passed the fifteenth day of May, thousand eg
hundred and twenty and entitled AN regulate ih
commercial intercourse between the United States and
BRUSH ports passed the first day of March, housant
eight hundred and twenty three such case hereby
slared TO he suspended, absolutely repealed may
agreed upon with the British government
'Sec And be II further enacted, That whenever
ports OF the United States shall have been
authority given the first section of this British
and their shall be admitted entry pors
the United States from the Islands, Provinces Colonies
Great Britain, the North American Continent anc
North or East of the United States :"