New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
Paintings and sa.uary, the production Of American ar


Paintings and stauary the production Of American ar
fists residing abroad
Wearing apparel in actual and other personal e
cs aad tools Of trade of persons arriving IN the United
s. Philosophical apparatus n.trusaen books maps, and
charts statpary busts and casts paintings draw
ings engravigs echngs specimens sculpture
Of coins, medals gems and all other collections of srtqui
ties, provided the same be specially imported In good
faith Tor The land by the orde) Of any society pcopo
rated established for philosophical literary purposes.
for the and by the order Of any college, academy,
school, seminary OF learning in the United States
g. Anatomical preparations models Of machinery, and
of other inventions and improvements the ,peci-
mems in natural history miner aogy and botany; trees,
pisn,s bulbs or roo and garden seeds not ohsT
pally in dyeing composing dyes; all dyewoods in sck
whale and other fish oils Of American fisheries and all other
articles the produce OF said fisheries animals imported for
breed; fish, fresh caught imported for daily consumption;
ru green ripe from the West Indies, In bulk tea and
coffee, when imported in American vessels from the places
of their growth.
7Adhesve felt sheathing vessels. aoe anthony crude
argol asaftida, root bara bark OF cork tree TN
manufactured: bells of bell metal and chimes OF bells
brass in pigs on bars and old BRASS Brazil wood crude
birthstone and -four of sulphur, bullion burr stones nm
ported any shape far the Of the MINT copper pigs,
and copper old copper cream Of tartar hnts
ground din gold buon gold epanettes srindstones gum
Arabic gum Senegal, gum ragscanth, india rubber, oak
um lac dye eecbes madden, mother Of PEARL nickel nuI
pa,ina ivory plaster of Paris and reeds aipee
when crude sasapara sheIlac silver epauiet and wings
stones stones called rotten
These duties are imposed by the first nine Sec
lions Of the law.
Sessio TO- enacs that all unenumerated articles shall
be imposed duty OF 20 per cent. ad vaorem
Section H. An additional 10 per cent shall be levied on
all goods which shall be imported in vessels not OF the
United sates-when specific discrimination is made by
the bill and 10 per additional all goods except
those brought from beyond the Cape OF Good Hope IN 10
reign yessels-provded treaty pulaons be ntrlBgec
thereby.
Sectic,, r. All duties shall be paid in cashor the good
will be sold after so days detention.
Section 49, prescrbcs the method OF selling and mean
for the owner to recover the overplus
Section IA allows drawback foreign sugar refined II
and exported from the United States equal in Il
the duty paid the foreign sugar. OF cents gallo
spirits distilled from noasses till 1913, when It shall bt
oaly 4, and annually reduced cent.
Section IS cHacs that no drawback shall be allowed h
goods entitled debenure, unless exported within three
years after their import.
Section ls provides the mode of valuation of all goods
paying ualor duties, enacting that all costs, charges
and commissions except insurance shall be added 10 he
market value.
Section IL empowers collectors and appraisers TO take
testimony necessary for valuation.
Section 10 provides for OF disagreement on ap
praisal.
Section 10 enacts penalties for attempts evade the pay
ment of duties.
Section 20 imposes on ponenumerated articles the
duties a. those enumerated which they resemble shall
pay.
Section 81 directs the method of appraisal.
Section % provides for ports where there are no aP
praisers
Section % directs the Secretary of the Treasury 10 make
necessary rules for faithful appraisals.
Section "a directs collectors follow the Secretarys
structons.
Section 25 provides that the act shall not apply to vessels
shall have left port East Of the Capes Good
Hope and Henlopen, Sept /, 1872.
Section &c provides that the penalties of the law OF June
30, 1912, shall be continued.
Section q Gland Distrbution) omitted.
Sections %, % and so (Struck out in Senate.)
Section 81 requires the Secretary annually TO ascertain
and report what articles have paid duty OF than so
per cent. al valcrem.
Section 50 prohibits the importation of indecent prints
and besks
Section IS establishes ton 20 hundred weght-at l12
lbs. each.
new Section is added in the Senate, enactng that
while the Distribution of the Public Lands suspended the
10 per allowed the Western States shall also be
pended,