The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST G. 1861

On India rubber shoes aud boots, ......... o
On ivory manufactured aud on vegetable vory...... j.
I'm wines OF all kinds Observation-Disclosures. n
On silk III the gum, not more advanced in the nauu
factnre than singles, tram, and thrown organ
2he ..,........ =
On all silks valued at not 81 per square yard -
On all silks valued al over 81 per square yard ... 4!
On all silk yelvc,s, or velycts OF which silk is the
component material OF chief yaluo, valued az SO per
square yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g.
yaisc at over 50 per square yard.....,....... a
| On silk ribbons galloons hrails rrinpcs ,acrs ia,
| sells, buttons button cloths, trimmings, and on six
| twist, twist composed Of mchair and silk, sewing
silk in the gum purified, and all other inanurac.
lures Of silk or Of which silk shall be the component
matcrel OF chief value not otherwise provided for A.
Sec 8 And be il further enacted, That all articles
goods wares aud merchandise imported from beyond III,
Cape of Good Hope in foreign vessels not entitled by re
ciprocai treaties TO be exempt from discriminating duties
tonnage, and other charges, and all other articles goods
wares and merchandise not imported direct from the
place OF their growth production in foreign vessels
entitled by reciprocal treaties TO be exempt from dis
terminating duties, tonnage and other charges shall be
subject to pay, IA addition TO the duties imposed by this
act ton por centum ad vaorem Provided That this rule
shall not apply 10 goods, wares, and merchandise IN
ported from beyond the Cape Of Good Hope American
vessels
Sec L. And be 1t further enacted That from and after
the passage Of this act there shall be allowed all
oos wholly manufactured OF materials imported, on
which duties have been paid when exported, drawback
equal IN amount to the duty paid on such mateaa aud
no more 70 be ascertaned under such regulations ~ shall
be prescribed by the Secretary Of the Treasury Prov
That ten per esntu on the amount Of ali drawbacks
allowed, shall be retained for tbs use Of the United
lively.
SIC s. And bs 1t further enacted, That all rsods vsrcs
aud merchandise, actually shpboard and bound 10
United States, and all goods and merchandise
deposit In warehouses public at the date Of the
provided by law before and at the tina OF tho passage
Of this act And provided further THAI all goods deposited
In public store bonded warehouse sitter this act takes
effect and goes Into operation, designed for oonsump.
ton in the United States must be withdrawn herefroui
or the dulles thereon paid n three months after the
are deposted and goods designed for expectation and
consumption In foro countries may be withdrawn by
the owner At any time before ths expiration Of three
years after the same are deposited, such goods II not
whdrawn IN three years to be regarded abandoned
the government and sold under such regulations the
Secretary VI the Treasury may prescribe and the pro-
ceeds paid into the Treasury Provided
upon which the Owner may have neglected to pay du,
ties within three months from the time Of its depo
stt, may be Withdrawn and entered for consumption
al any time within two years Of the tims Of its deposit
upon the payment Of tho legal duties with an addition OF
Is por centum thereto Provided Also That
upon which duties have been paid exported 70 foreign
country within three years. shall DO entitled to return du
ties proper evidence Of such merchandise having been
landed abroad to be furnished to the collector by the i'm
porter per oentum said duties TO be retained by the
Sec g. And be it further enacted That the act entitled
act to the Of outstanding Treasury
notes. TO authorize loan to regulate and FIX the duties
imports and for other purposes approved March 1851
be- and the Same Is hereby amended follows that 10
say First in section six article first after the words Sin
cordals and, strike out liquors and insert iqueurs
second in the same section, after the word represen
insert Provided also That no lower rate amount Of
duty shall be levied collected and paid brandy spirits
and all other spuous beverages than that now xed by
law for the description Of rst proof but shall increased
first proof" third section twelve article rst after the
words 16 cents whore they first occur, insert or
ess fourth section thirteen article second after the
word " manufacturer" insert except hOsjery:D hfh
in the same section, article third strike out " wool
wherever occurs, and insert in each place worstedu
sixth In section fourteen article first after the words
in
section esn, before the word syarns insert sshempu
in the same section, after the word sheetings insert
" OF fax or hemp and strike out jutc goods y and in
lieu thereof insert jute yarns eighth in section TWEEN.
sy-two, strike out the words unwrought CLAW Is per
TOM ninth IA section nineteen strike out compost
tons OF glass or paste not set intended for by jewel
ers tenth, IN section twenty two strike ont compost
ons OF glass or paste, when set" eleventh in section
twenty three, article sheathng metal strike out yard
and insert foot' in section seven clause fifth the
words g on screws, washed or plated and all other
screws o. IRON or any other metal shall be stricken out
and the words on screws Of any other metal than
iron, shall be inserted.
Sec. And be it further enacted That all acts and
and tho same hereby, repealed Provided Thai the
existing laws shall extend to- and be in force for tho col
ton and punishment Of all ofses and for the recovery
collection, distribution and remission Of all fines pena
ties, and orfsures as fully and eiectually every
regulation penalty forfeiture, provision, clause matter
and thing 70 that effect 10 the existing laws contained
had been Inserted in and re enacted by this act.
Sec 3. And be II further enacted That direct tax of
United States and the same shall be- and hereby an
pertonsd 10 the States respectively in manner following
Maine. $40 S26 % New Jersey $450, 134 90
New Hampshire 2l8 100 90 Pennsylvania 9a8, T19 80
Vermont. ell 066 10 Delaware. "a 683 3S
Massachusetts, SAS6l 80 Maryland...... 436, s2a IS
Rhode fsiand.. 1l6 963 &C Virginia. oar $50 68
Conneotteus sos "a 90 North Carolina. SIG, 1914 66
New York q COS DIS %
Mr.. KING- Am requested by good many Senator's to
withdraw the eau for the reading Of this bill 1t is my
opinion that every bill which is passed here should be
read at length in the senate 10 give everybody an
opportunity to hoar II. But am satisfied from what
hear on all sides that II Is the intention pass this bill
as It COMES from the committee Of conference my
self disposed to vote for all the which are in
the judgment o the majority deemed necessary whether
my individual opiniou Sccords with them or not for
believe we should DO united IN action. waive the
call for the reading Of the bill
Mr. PoiKi hope the reading will 90 on at least until
eco how much levied the states The bill which
have here 10 being modified as perceive from the read
ing W
Mr. Knoll have waived my call. have no control
any other Senator.
Mr. PoLx-I hope the reading will be continued little
further, 81 any rate. A '''--