New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

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the United States shall be l6 cents under per pound
SEC. 90. And be IL further enacted, That from and
after the day and year aforesaid here eha be levied,
collected, and paid, on the importation of all raw or
manufactured articles not herein enumerated or pro.
vided for, duty Of ten per centum ad vaiorem and
on all articles manufactured in whole or in part, not
herein Grated or provided Tor, duty OF twenty
per centum ad valorem.
Sec. "a. And be IL further enacted, Tnst all goods,
wares, and merchandise which may be in the public
stores on the day and year aforesaid shall be subject
10 no other duty upon the entry thereof than the
same were imported respectively after that day.
SEC. 25. And be IL further enacted, That wherever
he word "tun is used in this act, in reference to
weight, il shall be deemed and taken to be twenty
hundred weight, each hundred we ght being one hun-
bred and twelve pounds avoirdupois.
SEC. 20. And be IL turthtr enacted That railroad
iron, partially or wholly worn, may be imported INTO
the United States without payment OF duty, under
said railroad iron shall have been repaired
or remanufactured and the Secretary of the Treasury
is hereby authorized and directed to prescribe such
rules and regulations az may be necessary to protect
rnn1ar fn he "
character and weight of all such mpoftatons when
again withdrawn and exported restricting and limiting
the export and withdrawal to the same port of entry
where imported, and also limiting all tonds to period
of time of not than elk months from the date OF
importation.
SEC a. And be IT, further enacted, That no claim for
abatement or dminuton of duty shall be allowed by
reason or account of any damage or depreciation In
value OF any goods, wares, or merchandise, arising
after export ition but the same shall be valued as At
the time of expectation; nor shall any such deduction
be made for by of any discount or abatement
from the value contained in the invoice.
SEC 90. And be IL further enacted, That the annual
statistical accounts of the commerce Of the United
States with foreign countries, required by existing
laws, shall hereafter be made up and completed by
the Register of the Treasury under the direction OF
the Secretary of the Treasury, 80 as to comprehend
and include in tabular form, the quantity by weight or
measure well the amount Of value OF the several
articles Of foreign commerce, whether dutaole OF
otherwise and also similar AMI separate statement
provinces under the late 30 called Reciprocity Treaty
with Great Britain.
SEC. 90. And be it further enacted That from and
after the day and year aforesaid any aud all goods,
wares merchandise imported from any foreign coun-
tries and entered for arehousng deposited in the
public storee, in consequence of the duties not beng
paid shal be so deposited subject to the fol-
lowing condition to w.t. that the shall be with
drawn from the warehouse or public stores within 80
DAYS from the time ard date of the entry for domestic
mpton, and the duty thereon shall be duly paid 10
cash at the time of such withdrawal be thereafter
prohibited from being withdrawn except for the pur-
pose Of expectation beyond the limits Of the United
States, and in shall any goods, wares,
cbandise aforesaid, go imported and entered de-
posted for warehousng be entitled or permitted 10 be
entered for domestic consumption unless the same has
been withdrawn within the time heretofore mentioned
PrOvtded, That goods, wares, or merchandise which
shall have been Withdrawn as aforesaid and which
shall have been exported and landed beyond the limits
Of the United States, may be thence duly remport-
ed in the same manner provided for in the first in-
stance. ProUtded Also That this section shall not ap
ply to goods wares, and merchandise imported from
beyond the Cape of Good Hope or Cape Horn until
the first day of January, 1861. Provi8ed further,
That all acts or parts Of acts relating TO the subject
matter herein embraced, and inconsistent Herewith
are hereby repealed.
SEC. 49, And be nurther enacted, That all acts and
parts of acts epugnant TO the provisions Of this act be-
and the are hereby repealed: PrOvided That
the existing laws shall extend to and be in force for the
collection Of the duties imposed by this act for the
prosecution and punishment of all oenses, and for the
recovery collection, distribution, and remission Of all
fines penalties and forfetures fully and eecualy
as if every regulation, penalty forfeiture provision
clause matter and thing, TO that effect in the existing
laws contained, had been inserted 10 and reenacted by
this act.
1--WE believe that alterations have been made in the
bOye bill since it first prepared these shall indicate
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