The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-16

Sec. 3. Aad be a further enacted, Tha
all articles, goods, wares, and merchandis,
imported from beyond the Cape of GooC
Hope in foreign vessels not entitled by re-
eiProeal treaties to be exempt from discrim
mating duties, tonnage, and other charges
and all other articles, goods wares, and
merchandise not imported direct from the
place of their growth or production, or in
foreign vessels, entitled by reciprocal trea-
tles to be exempt from discriminating du-
ties, tonnage, and other charges, shall be
subject TO pay in addition to the duties inn
posed by this act, ten per centum al valor-
EN-; Provided That this rule shall not ap-
ply to goods, wares and merchandise i'm
ported from beyond the Cape Of Good Hope
| In American vessels. r-F ...
/ Sec. 4. And be 1t further enacted, That
from and after the passage of this act, there
shall be allowed on allarticles wholly man
ufactured of materials imported, on which
/ duties have been paid when exported, a
! draw back, equal in amount to the duty
paid on such materials and no more, 10 be
| ascertained under such regulations as shall
be prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasu-
ry: ProOlded, That ten per centum on the
amount of all drawbacks, so allowed, shall
be retained for the use of the United States
by the collectors paying such drawbacks,
respectively.
Sec. 5. And be ii further en4cted, That
all goods, wares, and merchandise actually
on shipboard andIbound to the United States,
ana all goods, wares, and merchandise, on
deposit in warehouses or public stores at
the date of the passage of this act, shall be
subject to pay such duties as provided by
law before and at the time of the passage
of this act: Provided, That all goods de-
in 10 hoo 1sl
after this act takes effect and goes into op-
Grafton, if designed for consumption in the
United States, must be withdrawn there
from, or the duties thereon paid in three
months after the same are deposited, and
goods designed for expectation and con-
sumption in foreign countries may be with
drawn by the owner at any time before the
expiration of three years after the same are
deposited; such goods, if not withdrawn in
three years, to be regarded as abandoned to
the Government, and sold under such regu-
lations as the Secretary of the Treasury
may prescribe, and the proceeds paid into
the Treasury; PrOUided, That merchandise
upon which the owner may have neglected
to pay duties within three months from the
time of its deposit may be withdrawn and
entered for consumption at any time within
two years of the time of its deposit, upon
addition of twenty-five per centuna ceto
PrOUided, also, That merchandise upon
which duties have been paid, if exported to
a foreign country, within three years, shall
be entitled TO return duties, proper evidence
of such merchandise having been landed
abroad to be furnished to the collector by
the importer, one per centum of said duties
to be retained by the Government.
See. 6. And be "a further enacted, That
the act entitled " An act TO provide for the
payment OF outstanding Treasury notes, to |
ties on imports, and for other purposes" ap-
proved March two, eighteen hundred and
sixty-one, be and the same is hereby am
ended, as folIows-that is to say, First, in
section six, article first, after the words Sin
cordials and, ? strike out " liquors. and in
sert {" liqueurs ~ Second, in the same sec
tion, after the word represent" insert,
81 PrOU9ded, also, That no lower rate or
amount of duty shall be levied, collected,
and paid on brandy, spirits ard all
other spirituous beverages, than that
now fixed by law for the descrip-
ton of first proof, but shall be increased in
proportion for any greater strength than
the strength of first proof ~ Third, in sec
ton seven, clanse fifth, the words 't on
screws, washed or plated, and all other
SCE6Ns, Vi IfOu OT diJ OtAcE AiSthi3 Shail
be stricken out, and the words q on screws,
or any other metal than iron, shall be in
serted +; Fourth, section twelve, article first,
after the words eighteen cents" where
they first occur, insert COR less; Fifth,
section thirteen, article second, after the
word "m manufacturer" insert "except
hosiery !" Sixth, In the same section, article
third, strike ont wool" wherever it Oc-
ours, and insert in each place " worSted;
Seventh, in section fourteen, article first,
after the words ten per centum," insert
" ad valorem :" Eighth, in section fifteen
before the word yarns insert hemp;p
in the same section, after the word " sheet
ings insert of fax or hemp; and strike
out "jute goods, and in lieu thereof insert
"jute yarns; Ninth, in section twenty
two, strike out the words "unWrought
clay, three dollars per ton ;n Tenth, in sec
tion nineteen, strike out compositions of
glass or paste, not set, intended for use by
jewellers +" Eleventh, in section twenty
two, strike out compositions of glass or
paste, when set ;" Twelfth in section
twenty-three, article sheathing metal, strike
out yard, and insert /" foot"
all acts Hud .Ezaranonatst tx 1srF6s
nrovisions of this act be and the srusS -
hereby repealed: PROVIDED, That the exist
ipsr laws shall extend to, and be in force Tor
the collection of the duties imposed Dy enlS
act, for the prosecution and punishment OF
all offences, and for the recovery coilec-
| ton. distribution, and remission Of All hLeS'
| penalties, and forfeitures, as fully ana enec-
tually as if every regulation, penalty, for
feitnre, provision, clause, matter, and tnlng
| to that effect in the existing laws contalneo
| had been inserted in and re-enacted Dy TINS
act. r,..4
a;rsct tax of twenty millions of dollars b
and Is hereby annually laid upon the oni
ted States, and the same shall be and
| hereby apportioned to the States, respec
; lively, in manner following;
i To the State of Maine, four hundred an
: l twenty thousand eight hundred ana twenty
] six dollars. =,
; To the State of New Hampshire, I"
i hundred and eighteen thousand four hnl
II dred and six and two-third dollaTs-
a To the State of Vermont, two huhdI'