The New Tariff Of The Uni...
Xne oIuo*ing ve give asncpa ti I-vevefoftheblatelawand the new one. lany iteins Are enootIaetevd,ei lut ft1will. be Aufficiit to show the important chargeav The -principlo ofretiintAa for the en couragerunt of domestic manufasctures, whicb:Enai is sttivingto and woLit(i If possible Immed is tely d isoicreacit knowledged andaput into effect. This bwi~snottomrzso a reeCnue. The 8ecrtary of the United -States Treasury is afraid that thie re- venuewilldecrease. It-is merelytooencouratfhom~2nufactures; of oureEnlan an mot o th oterPdwers wHIl layzn counter- aitelingdtie band tcrOa;de wuil.be fettleirbed insteatie encouraged; the aw wll Ie evded;smuglingwil becorme mnoie general; As it wil be mnore profitatble; diI'ercnees aboitt tbtreatmentof smugglen an t!pahy rnoigh rtof arin2 mna ensue; and if no fighting follows, *some i! luty ot'9 l, per cent. on all articles not specificd in the act. ald which hitherto paid 74 per cent. only. Ten per cent. additinal dut%on aZl articles if iMpoTtedl in a vessel not belonging to the. United Stattes, without the foreigners give pecu- liar privileges to United Statcs' vessels in the foreign coantries. A drawback of duties on re-exportation: imported silk may be dyed in the States, and allowed drawback. The duties to be levied alter the Ist of June, 1824.-Qitebec Gazet_c. 1 .+HEN*YEW TRlFr 'OF rgB Tff ; RB' E7,.