Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-01

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The ffty-A rule dsclssd thai "p~mo,im popss,iss
on subject ssseas from that undo, eoaldsrssa. shall b
admitted under color Of amendment" The cssir could M
conceive proposition more disfen % Dess oppcss % On
one under consideration, than the smsndmsu offered b
the gentleman som Psnnsyksnia yhe Consfinfion o
the United had cars6iy thrown guards around h.
iaI-imposing power and hesre 10 required hst al bi
imposing shall originate IN ihs House of Rsps
tves The rule 81 tbs House. made In ponuancs of TIM
jealous power Of he Constutsn declared hat nesss
Of taxes should be imposed by ne House until sitter bad
been considered in Committee u the whoss the state u
the Union, the object being 10 fair DISCUSSION son
every question invosing the taxing powea Hence the
Char the decision that he amendment offered By
the gentleman from ennsyvan was contrary ~ parliament
sry law, irrelevant to ihs question under consideration, si
opposed to the general policy Of ihs consrsn, and ne
| rules made in pursusnss thereof.
Mr., STRONG appesled from this 3eeision The question
being taken by eers the appeal the decision >, the Chss
sustained-ayes lC3 s7snd The smersmeni ruled
| ont Of order.
Mr.. sACKETT moved to add the following section
April next the duties required BY Law . be levied eoesied.
and paid goods and merchandise imported into The
United States shall be assessed the market cs herso
at the time and place Of import
The CHAIRMAN ruled The amsnd-sent out Of order on
the ground that he ruled the amendneni Of Mr. srHoss
out OF order.
Mr.. SCHENCK moved to add 10 the bin the smcndmsn,
yesterday offered by Mr. srAoss, with alteration 10 the
first section only, TO make that section real follows
ad 5ss further enacted Thaton and amer the 6rs, day Of
April the duties required by law be levied coece
and paid goods wares and merchandise imported nio the
United States shall besssesef the marAs value thereof
at the several ports OF entry where the shall arrive sh-
in the United States, at the time Of such arrival Pro sded
That upon all descriptions Of iron, upon machinery made
wholly orr of iron, and upon anchors chain cables
charges added, which like descriptions Of iron bore In the
principal ports Of the country whence imported during the
ten fiscal year. Immediately presiding the yea. Of npOra;
BY the Secretary OF the Treasury % the basis for each succeed
ing fiscal year.
Sec s. find be further enacs That and after the krst
day OF April next the duties upon window gass and nseed
oil shall be thirty cents and all descriptions Of iron,
upon machinery made wholly in part Of sn and upon
chain cables anchors and anvs the duties shall be forty
cent PrOd That any Of duties imposed BY this
act railroad iron imported pr the Of any road
and actually and permanently laid down for the Of such
railroad within one year after the passage Of this a shall be
remited by the Secretary Of the Treasury satisfactory
proof being furnished that such iron imported and laid
down.
Sec. 4 .4uk3e farther enacted That on and after the
first day OF April next the duties upon all corage and yarns
facres composed wholly part Of sleeps WOOL and
upon all refined sugars shall be- respectively ten cenum
ad vaorem and above the Of duty by
law hemp and sleeps wool, unmanutaeured, and raw
sugar.
Sec. S. .and5e further enacted, That and after the
first day April next silk indigo aud all articles which,
the day of July. lSA5, exenped from
duty, shall be admitted free of duty.
Sec. g. And BE further enacted, That to prevent frauds
by undervauaons and to uniformity in appraise
ments there shall be appointed provided for local
appraserhree appraisers large who shall prepare rules
for the government OF the local appraisers visit the several
ports United states and perform such other duties
the Secretary of the Treasury approve and dect each
Of which appraisers shall receive annual compensation Of
two thousand dollars with his necessary travelling expenses
to be fixed by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sec. Z. Ad further enacted That the period. during
house may be Withdrawn for immediate expectation con-
sumption, be and the hereby extended to three
years.
TIE CHAIRMAN decided this amendment to,be out Of
orde not only for the heretofore given, but for an
additional The 3lst rule declared that ssno motion
or for tax or charge upon the people shall be
discussed the day which it is made offered nnd every
pIOposLiOn snail receive usCu5son
of the Whole House." The discussion contemplated by
this rule would certainly not be allowed to the amendment
This the FIRST day which this amendment offered,
and for that reason he decided it out Of Order
Mr.. SCHENCK appealed from. this decision. He said
that his amendment was precisely the river and harbor
bill reported to the House, for it contained appropriation
to the out of which the appropriation to be
paid
The question taken the appeal and the Chair was
sustained Ayes l03, noes TO-
Mr.. HOLMES moved to add the following section
"4nd further enacted That if there be any deficiency
the Treasury of the United States during the fiscal year
ensuing the Secretary of the Treasury shall call upon
the several States pay the Treasury the loaned
deposited with the States and that the be paid in such
insa may be convenient to the United States
and least onerous to the several States"
Mr. JONES raised the question Of order that the amend
ment irrelevant and contrary to the 55h rue which
says g that motion proposition subject different
from that under consideration shall be admitted under color Of
amendment
Mr.. TUCK moved to add the following to the bill
.nL be further enacted That upon a fabrics,
plain and coored stained and unstaned imported alter the
day of june 1884, there shall be assessed paid duty
twenty-five per the value such articles manufactured
bore in the principal markets Of the United States
on the 29h day of July said be asceraned and
declared by the Secretary of the Treasury"
The CHAIRMAN decided the amendment out Of order.
On motion of Mr. BAYLY, the committee then rose aud
reported the bill to the House.
The question being agreeing the amendments
ported from the Committee of the Whole
The amendments agreed to- and the bill read the third
time and passed.
NEW YORK MINT BILL.