Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01

eleA-EsAs
--------- -----=sTs.- 0a patent OF sns1l-.-
slsd lsfheF s mills per squsrs foot; patsat--
JsPsned splits, ussd for dasher isafhar.
mills psr square foot on paisEt or s1all--
elsd skirting leather ] I csnts per square
foot; on sll rough OF harness lsStksr. nada
from hides Imported ~ us-ss-T---ss-
Good Hope and al dAmsgsd leather, 81 mill1
per pound al other sole OF rough lethcF
hsmlock tanned 8 mills per poGnd; al
sole or rough leather, tanned In whole o.
il part with oak one cent per pounds
all finished or curFied upper leather, except
calf skin, made from leather tanned n Tie
intsreag Of the parties, finishing or euFrying
such leather nos previously taLecs IN tsa
rough, cent q p0undi on bend, bull and
harness leather, one-half cent. per pounds
ofal leather ave mills per POundi taEFed o.
oil dressed leather tRO and q hEif GEMS pr
pound; skins 6eenis eaobj morocco sood1s
kins Or sbsep skins, cuFried, manufaetured
or finished, 4 per cent ad VAlOrem, provided
that the price ct which such skins are usH-
ally a1ld shall determiue their vaiue; buck
| skins tanned or dressed and marked 8 cents
/ per pound; horse or hog skins tanned and
/ dressed cents ed valorem; American Patsat
| oalf-skins per cent I'D yalorem. enamele4
| cloth per eentad Valorem-
The following amendments were also
/
stead Of ten cents per gallon; On vsrnish Ave
per cent sd Valoremj ca fuFs, og al descrips
tlous not otherwise provided t0E, ave PE
cent I'd valOren-
! ! The House passed the Senate blH Iln0F-
ing the Import duties on arms imported
either By States or conirasiOfL
Mr.. Davis, nom the Committse On Elag-
tiops. reported q resolution which Wa1
adopted, declaring that s. J. Beach i1not
elecsed : member Of The Bouss from IL it5
Congressional Distrios Of Virginia.
The aouss then went into Committee e
the Whole On the tax bill.
Mr.. Spaui6ing offered the following pis1l.
sIons: That no duty shall be eollsCtsd q
fars until the expiration Of the recipfoatg
trraty with Great BRIAN Mr. 8 took tha
oeoastou to say that We haTs les thtrtssl
millions Of dollars By he tgeaty, owing q
discriminating da.ies.
The COMMITTEES adopesd hF. sFanlaing's
amendment Ii q
The ta1 On diamonds sms1alds ed o,haf
IeWelry was 9ut 81 3 per cent "a FlloFsD.
Mr.. Stevens opposed the tax on focE, WhIc1
after uons debsts relative % the bsaEing g
the tax bill exercised hy the rsclproclI
treaty, lt was stricken out
A4EsSR RsAA-AA8 5~fl - -
soon introduce . resolution requesting -
President 70 give the required notios o.
the tsruinntion Of the rsciprosltg treaty.
Hr. Kellogg offered new PaFsesiP1
on and sftsF the hrsto Of May, one seat
psr pound on sM cotton be Or oNDea -
aay person or corporation AdopisG
The piano forts clanss Is altered % g .
Include organs, melodeons-lsvying ta1 iEou.
so cents 70 IS, according % vsise, and -
70 $40 Tor yachts dogs are taxed u saoh.-
: The section relating 20 Slaughtered catile
!. vas not touched. Tbs next section amend.
: ed, By adding q proUso that coumisiqa 81
, internal revenue may make further rules
: and regulations for asesrtaining the aculrats
number OF oattls and hogs Shii psd and
J .lauqhtsrsd, and cattle liable for taxation.
s Coamss,ss ross and sdiouroed