The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-13 00:00:00

THE NEW TARIFF.

The following is__tly amended resolution moved in
Committee on Customs Acts by the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, yesterday evening :-
15. Reducing the linty on Hops from the Ist January,

1861 (iiot under Treaty).
Resolved,—That on 'and after the Ist of January,
1861, in lieu of the duty of Customs now chargeable on
the article undermentioned on importation into Great
Britain and Ireland, the following duty shall be charged,
Viz.:—

s. d.
Hops, until the Ist of January, 1862. . 20 0 the cwt.
Hops, on and after-the-Ist- of January,
1862

15 0 the cwt.

Resolved,—That, in 'aid of 'the' charges of Customs
establishments incident to the cOntluct of trade and to the
statistical accounts thereof, there shall be charged as
follows, upon' all articles not liable to Customs' duty,
upon the importation thereof :
Per package or parcel ld
'Animals, per head ld
Goods in bulk, for each unit of entry . id.
,With power to the Lords of the Treasury to frame regu-
lations for adjusting the amount of such payments in
certain cases by altering the unit of entry, or quantity,
or number of goods which is to form the unit of entry
for the purpose of. this charge, so that the charge shall
as little as may be exceed-one quarter per cent. on the
goods.of ..the.• lowest, value -usually 'imported under the
denomination ; and there shall be charged :--

S. "-
On goods transhipped under the regulations, for
the transhipment of foreign goods, for every
1100 value ....
Upon all goods the produce of Great,Britain and
Ireland, on the exportation thereof, and upon
all foreign goods which have been imported
without payment of duty on the exportation
thereof, for every XlOO, value
Foreign goods liable to duty when exported from
a bonded warehouse, as follows:—Cocoa,
coffee, fruit, pepper, and sugar, per 100Ib
tea and tobacco, per 501 b ; spirits and wine,
per 5 gallons

17, Charges on goods removed nuclei' bOnd.
Resolvect—That, in aid of the charge of Customs
estahlksliaracnti incident to th 4 'removal goods under
bond, there shall -be charged (irrespective of any Cus-
toms or other charges payable by law) upon the seveN4
articles hereinafter mentioned, and which may h4v.,
been removed under the laws and regillations for ware-.
housing of goods.under .bond.,::fronka warehouse 'in any
port or, place to any warehouse in aily..-otlter port at
place, to be paid by the dealer taking such. goodts out of
bond, the ,rates every £1 of duty
payable - • s. d.
On tobacco
Oi
On other goods , . . . , .
18. Charges On Operations in Warehouse.
Resolved;---Tlidt, before any of the operations herein-
after mentioned'are or shall be performed at the request
of the proprietor or his agent, in respect of goods deposited
in any warehouse Or place for the security of duties
customs under the laws and regulations in force for the
warehousing of goods, there shall be charged for every
such operatien the respectivesates or charges hereinaftet
mentioned, irrespective of, any dutiea of customs or other
,rates or charges upon the importation into Great. Britain
'and Ireland, or otherwise, of the goods in respect of which
Such operations are performed; viz :
s. d.
`Re-packing

_
-- if subdivided into more than
three packages
Re-weighing
Filling up casks
Vatting casks
Bottling
Disgorging bottled wine .
Re-packing bottled wine or
spirits
the doien. bottles 0 2
'Re-gauging . . . . . • . . the cask 0 6
Other operations for which official
application is required . . . the package 0 6
Providea that when any such operation is required for
the purpose of removing goods from any such warehouse
in any port or place, and in respect of which the rates
payatile removal under bond shall be chargeable,
such operations shall he exempt front the rates or charges
in respect thereof, and that delivery out of warehouse
upon payment of duty or for exportation be not held to
be an operation within the meaning of this resolution.
19. Duty on Foreign and'Colonial-built Ships.
Resolred,—That, in lieu of the duties now payable
upon ships with their tackle, apparel, and furniture!,
there shall be charged upon all ships, fbreign built, 0'
wood, and upon all ships built of wood in any of ber,
Majesty's possessions abroad, on the registration thereok
as British ships, at any port or place in Great,B.,_,Eil
and Ireland, the duties of Customs following, Mt
to. say,— , „
'L.iA
,
FOi every ton of the gross relrterettonname '
J •
such ships, without an 4 Betio ui respe9.,„) 4 0,
bf enoine-room ox otherwise . :
I •

weeksTE bl:c4klll"at ordersil Thra'.(ll4 been4T .-
7
army in Lembardy to hold itself in readiness tao.,3rer4
at. the `first notice. ' These 'orders were said to ale that,
sent rta etno t thee Va rall_f few
countermanded a few dayS after. Plltiz,Ven repeilted,
since M. Cavour's last note. the ot,llecouofficersb demall(4
and the reply given at the '‘Vt-q-..°fliviege that It -VAS iliA'elli
fur short furlough. for 'Franc ‘.;) hse de, as the .whol4
worth while to' take llealYe. °4CO7 tonabardy and return
army• 'would immediatel er 1 that as 80011 48 ILlti
. slike y, ,
Tuscany vernal
tO.France: It is th.cn.lhif tinnexation of lO Pied,
declares.. t e have a French
.stiffrAge in army on th'e.
wont, the Savo.,emwhile they, too, are oecutniethl te
spot to protectoti_a
i declaring' the'lls64l' atitiived la t 4 ii
patriotic duty
Aire.—li p:onz ,40.4, . ,i. f 4, ,
.11 . ~ t:,,7,
French
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,thYei,.s.3.ttiOveitnaire
ilia' -.-,•,iony Ar4e.eseemryseoliki.erto
.be : the recipient of
rolie o.f 4 ' Ilis grace ii a 'little b_ yo at press**
be:
,ttitoru„,,e.o4
0_ 4 years, on f Prince Ferdinand Marie :Albert:
el:1i, pseiz erorws,r3;
TitaheiTPirilince
lay., sm, who was brother to Victhr gna lime; 'mill
WAS ooneerned ii tlid tarlin-:
18/8., and Wai elected' int; V
lentefl pinol'iltBi:ssO'f'
the SteillOs.when they ~,
.o.ot 'up' thelitl ''n - ii"
which prduced so; little he a d ' • "tqre.r
The little' diilte, therefore,Z 4 tent e'clilikvjr.
w•sprunc,„ from • a popular
tets' tnlielvTut4scall"thrir
Quarles Albert
plenty of
' grandfather,liberaitwu
ciations. •,- His mother, -Marie,Elizabeth Maximill co
his f
_,e_lin__...,
was the daughterof the King of Saxon, and hengriigb.
ever, that perSanage •-passed,
with the Sardinian Prince came Off in 180. when, how-,
away 6om the stake of this
tvorld after plqyln4. eh'but exciting Par` and
, . ,. ,ou is, short .. ~ • wag unable, to appear 'before the' curtain to make another
b.*, though' the.apTilauso waslc,,;(,. and liia.i4 mariii; the
princess,after •1 '
weep, eg her lord. for a short time,
herself y marrying her Mader of the Horse. Her mar-
riage with the Count; I forget his name exactly, was on
the morganatic or left•handed - principle; but the affair
inade an esekindre at the' time, and it is only within a
. 'very recent date that the lady has been restored to royM
'favour. As little Thomas Albert Victor, the second 94
the princess's children, the first being a deughteT, qOl4
likely to be now one of the sov.ct7o,o7ns' ot Europe, Vt",
Tuscany's " antononly": iii 'his:Clare, ? thought these Niue
ddtalls of his 'hirth'and parentage might interest you.—
Xo'flion Correspondent Of iheilirminghatyi Post.

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