Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-25

April sh 1870 Your most obi, SAN. HOUSTON.
The report was unanimously accepted. and In was
Resotped, that the editor OF the allatin Journal
Nashville Republican. National Banner, and all other
Editors whs feel interest for the character of
Iured female, be requested to give the report
and proceedings insertion in their papers
GEO. CROCKETT, Chairman.
THos. ANDERSON. Secretary.
The bill for regulating the Collection OF Duties I'm
ports, ION which the tariff debate took place i'm the
House OF Representatives was yesterday order ed to
third reading I'm the Senate, by so decisive vote
to leave no doubt Of its passing that body. In il.
present shape, II Is In fact Treasury bill, the ain
object Of i being to enforce the proper collection ofex.
stng duties. MAT Int Nav 90
WAsHINoroN, May 2l.-Amongst the bushes.
transacted by the Senate yesterday in Executive Ses-
sion, the rejection, a. we learn of Wharton Rec
tor, as Indian Agent. rD
Information was yesterday communicated to the
House OF Representatives that the President of the
United States has approved aud signed the bill to re-
duce the duties on Tea, Coffee, aud Cocoa. So that
the bill has become a law.
is not yet known whether the President has sign
cd the bill authorizing Subscription TO the Stock Of
the Washington and Msysvlls Turnpike Company:
concerning his decision upon which, there has been
and is much speculation aud diversity of opinion TU
The bill reported Yesterday in the House of Repre-
sentaves, by the title of Ca bill encourage Shin.
building in the United States" proposes an alto .nce
to the owner Of any vessel Of over twenty tons burhsn
ouiit, equipped repaired or supplied in the United
States, OF drawback Of the amount of duties which
now are or may be hereafter levied on the iron and
sa-cIoh consumed In the building, &c. the quan.
y oil hemp and unhackled fax used in the cord, gs
cables aud sscloh consumed for the purposes afore-
said when manufactured i'm the United States: provided
that no drawback shall be allowed unless claimed with
in twenty days after completing the equipment &c. that
no amount OF drawback shall be allowed foreign
vass beyond the amount of duty which the foreign
raw material would have borne had been
cd In the Uuited States: and that amount Of draw.
back shall be allowed less than fifty dollars The bill
also provides for allowing drawback Of two cents per
pound on all so,dage aud cables manufactured in the
United States frsm foreign hemp and exported 10 con
iornmy 70 existing laws Tor the benefit Of awbask
not propaels that this bill will be acted upon q,
the prsseat session Of Congress. fD.
There was a rumor yesterday that the ne 1t packet
from England was expected to bring to the Executive
official Information OF the result of Mr.. McLanes COM
munications with the British Foreign Minister conce
ing the Colonial Trade, SC. And upon this rumor
there arose aspecuation that possibly the arva
dispatches might have the effect to proony the term
OF the present Session Of Congress, tits our impress
son however, that If the negotiation at London shall
have so ended as TO invite legislation by the United
States, 1t s not within the pale of probability that Con-
gress would, in the short remainder of the present
Session. undertake to act upon subject lo very i'm
Porant to every interest Of the Country Of an adapta
ton Of our laws of impo, to any treaty stipulation
10. May 20.