Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-12-05
.H.is p,yseuary instructed to ali m,,t.r. connect.

MAKE ana from tho dispositions manifesto I'D by the
mug ana ms m,astrfs IN their recent assurances TO
ou .hihsler ~ Pans, the subject viii o. early consd-
ereH ana Sal sasHelorly Disposed Of al Lac neat meet
= ing OF The ChlmUets,
As tis subject involves important interests AMI has
atracleda considerable share 0l tho public attention.
nave deemed II proper 10 make this expllclil sale
mch' ol hs acluh COndinn: aud should he dlsap.
pointed IN ihe hope nov entertained, tie subject wh
, pe again brought TO the boiice Of Congress such
manner as tho occasion may /. Qu.rc.
The friendly RELATIONS which have always been main
tanned between the Uunsd States and Russia, have
been further extended and Strengthened by the treaty
a" usV'gall"h and commerce concluded on the 9Th De-
cemhe' last, and sanctioned by tIe Senate bgle tho
close OF It's lat session. The rattcstons hHvin.
heeh exchanged, the lherai proyisions of The treaty
ae now IN ul force; and, under the encourage emonl
when they have received, furnishing anu easing
rpmherce ylel ng its benefits the enterprise O both
ha'ions, alsrds 90 each the Just recompsnse OF
MEASURES, and adds for thai mutual friend
sup whch ihr two countries nave hitherto cherished
towards each other.
II Afford me peculiar satisfaction to state that the
bnVetnmeni at SPAN has nj length Welded the ius-
ace oi lhe CLAIMS when been long urged
"d'l "i our citizens, and has expressed IA Wi in ness
prlVae aa mdemmhcatlon, as soon as the proper a.
i'n"t can De agreed upon. Upon tins latter pnat, II
II lfoDabli an understanding had taken place between
iHt MiniSci oi the Uned Siales and the SpauISh go-
venmcn before tie Cecease o he late king Of Span,
and,uness lno event may have delayed conn leuon,
lhfIe Is reason to hspe lhdt may bs my ppWri t.
announce 10 you, early N your present session, The
""hcn'Dn oi cpnve auUn piiun terms not esq iy"ra
Die ldn tnuse cnlc-ed ntn for similar obi with 9th
er oauous. That act OF ja,uce would well accord wuh
The character OF Span, ad due to the ied States
from nelr ancIrn Iuend. II could ail 10 strength
| en the sentiments o dmlly aud grod-wl between IN
wo nations which l. much the wish of he lust
States to cherish, eG l'uy the Of D,,n To
! MAINTAIN.
ny the first section Of an ofConCrc passed the
1911 July, 1892 The lonntge duiy spanish ships 'rriy
| Gt " IN lie
blr on hM"uuan vessels IN The pItS Oi SPAN prevO, To-
the 2v OctoDef, 1917 being ave cents per ton. That
ac was intended tu give elect, On cur side, Ia ah
| angement made wh tie spanish government, by whlch
discriminating duties o tonnage were be abolished la
the por n the UneI States aud spain The vessels OF
tie tNo naliuns. rprslant TO that arrangement. which
was carried into effect On the parf Of spain The 29 Oi
May, lGt2, bS Royal otier da,e Tie sShuf Apu e39,
AmercaN vessels ~ The paris of Span nave paid ave
cents per t'n, which rafeo Cuty il also pad those
pcflS by Spanish shlps hu, IA American vessels pty
tonnage ddy ports OF The United states the dIy of
i've ceas pay able IN ports by Spanish vessels under
tie ab'yg en- nned, l. really dis Eliminating duLl PEE
rating {" tho d'sad 'au;age fSpain. Ihough
p'niH has yet been nateun the part Of Span not
The irts und lay 80 etois of good iaiih the
dscrlmn 'Inn; ana rac"nncHd that the act he amend
ed aCcnrGuEy As The Royal order abOyC alluded lo in.
cludcs the PhtS Su the B'eHrc and Canary Island,
well as those If Tpau II wnu,h seem that TIE provisions
of the act Of Congress should he equally extensive and
tIa' far tie repayment o sUrh duties may We been
Improperly received an addition should he made the
'plrop priaed Al the Ia session OF Congress or re
I uuding discriminating duiIrs.
! As TIE arrangement referred TO- however, did not
embrace 'he lslah"s OF Cubl ana tortoklco,discrm
| hauI9 uulcS 70 iI PE'lhace Oh American shppin@
coh'Ie 10 oc ipN'su 'I'' from lHe extent Oh i.le
comm Irra carried on be iWCcn The GntCd States and
'o "'o ''.N''S POI :. "'"iy VIC 'oi Hl'' usCiih-
i ., ' "'a"'i LIZ 2 ~ I ','o9S S'i"t IA IA
M , ~, "'C'' H. "' o,Gl, |G''s'I'tu @ m "Ii o.
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Under instructions @iyen 10 our Minister al Madrid,
cane.t reprts. .nlgtl1us have ptcu made hy Hi,l to
thr snqnsn GOycruIns nj uglu mi. su rt and fh.rs
Is reason 10 expect from the friendly disposition
/ Nhi,h Is entertained towards In country that a
beneficial change wlll he Ir0duc d. ghe dlsadvan-
t..c. however 10 winch our sripon~ Is subjected by
the ope ralIJn o. these dIscrintnaliu. duties requires
that tloy be met by sGllabie couHtlryaiilng dwi-s
durin,r van. prpspnt espu. n,ypr 10 t1n uo,s