New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24

1862 in representing any fractional part of
dollar shall be subject to and pay duty OF per
centum each half year thereafter upon the amount
Of such fractional notes or bills 30 Issued,
and a list or return shall be made and
rendered within thirty days after Oct l, 1863, and
each six months thereafter, 10 the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, which shall contain true auo
faithful account Of the duties accrued upon the full
amount Of the fractonal-note circulation ana upon
the average amount OF al the other circulation for the
next ak months preceding, or which should accrue
from time to time and list or return shall be made
and rendered. within thirty days of the time fixed az
Aforesaid, TO the Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
which shall contain true and faithful account OF
the amount OF the duties accrued, or which Should
accrue from time to time as aforesaid, during the
time when said duties remain unaccounted for. And
there shall be annexed TO every lat return dec
lantion, under oath or affirmation, to be made in
form and manner az shall be prescribed by the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, Of the
President or some other proper officer OF said bank
association, corporation individual, respectively,
that the same contains trne and faithful account Of
the duties which have accrued, or which should
accrue, and not accounted for and for any deiault
in the delivery Of such Lat or return, with such
declaration annexed the bank association, corpor-
ation individual, making such default, shall for
felt, az penalty, the gum Of five hundred dollars
Aud such bank, association, corporation, or
individual shall upoH rendering the lis. or return az
aforessid pay to the Commissioner OF Internal hsv-
enue the amount of duties due fnch list orreturn,
and in default thereof shall forfeit, penalty, the
cum of $500; and in care of neglect or refusal to
make said list or retunas aforesaid TO pay the du-
ties aforesaid Of 80 day' after the time
when said list shall have been made or rendered. or
when raid duties shall have become hhe and pay.
able, the assessment and collection shall Dc made
according TO the general provisions prescribed IN an
act entitled "An Act to provide internal revenue to
support the Government sud TO pay tie interest On
the public debt" approved July |, 1862.
SIC. 9. And be ii further enacted, That the pro-
visions Of tie ret entitled An act TO provide FOR
lie better organization Of the Treasury, aud for the
collection safe-keeping, transfer, and disbursement
of the public revenues" approved August 3, lS4o'
be, and tho same is hereby, 60 modified as to author
ze tho Secretary Of the Treasury, at his discretion,
to allow any money obtained from loans internal
revenue 10 lie deposited in solvent banks to the
credit Of the Treasurer Of tie United States, upon
depositing by said banks, with the Treasurer an
amount Of United States bonds or Treasury notes
lot ess than such deposits respectively as security
for the paymeut thereof; and from time to time the
Secretary OF tie Treasury may use such deposits by
drat or check, 10 pay any Of the creditors OF the
Government or for transfer to the Treasury OF au-
tboTized repositories
SEC. 10. Aad De- IL further enacted, That, in order
10 prevent aud punish couu!erfetins and fraudulent
alterations Of the bonds, notes. and fractional cur
rency, authorized to be issued by this oct, all the
PROVISIONS Of the sixth and seventh sections Of the
act entitled San act to authorize the issue of United
States notes, and FOR the redemption or funding
thereof. and for funding the floating debt OF the
United States" approved February - lso2, shall
20 far az applicable, apply to the bends, notes, and
fractional currency hereby authorized 70 be i'sned'
in like mnuner as II the seid sixth and seventh See
tiols were hereby adopted 20 additional sections o.
this act. And the cum Of 100000 Is hereby ap
propriated cut OF any money IN the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated 10 enable tho Secretary Of
1.-The Treasury to c,.ny this &C, into efoct
| SIC II. And be IL fart'cr enacted, That the
penalties of Ibis act shall extend " oaiceTs in the
Treasury Department, aud 10 these engaged IN
/ printing and preparing tue notes.
\ Mr.. LOW, OF California, moved 20 strike ont tue
9th section amcuda,ory of the INDEPENDENT treasury
law 40 ~ to allow any money obtained from loans or
internal revenue 10 DO deposited in solvent banks,
Sc.
/ Disagreed 20 by one majority.
i Mr.. WHITE Dem, o. offered new section
that none Of the money raised under this ACT shi
be drawn from the Treasury, except m pursuance
Of .pecihc appropriations made by law, nor e~-
peuded in the purchase Of negro slaves, or AZ conf
tepsation for slaves emancpatcd by any State, nor
FOR armng, equpping and supporting fugitive
M. WHITE Dem Ohio) called uron the gen
tenen 10 put their fingers upon any e'iute author
ling the revenue TO be devoted 20 any such pnr-
poses. Fugitive negroes we're now maintained az
iarVe public expense. Was the United states TO DO
converted into an eeeu0synary asylum for fugitive
negroes aud were white men TO be gas7d ior their
/ support
i Mr. OLIN rep, ". ~ said it ought 10 be known
here aud retuked that The statement OF Tie genie.
man lad not tho slightest foundation III fact. Tho
rant and fnstinn about the revenue OF the Goyefr-
nent being devoted 10 maintaining negroes freed by
/ the proc lamaiion WAS totally nncnabic. Tho rev.
enuc hid not been expended for any sueh pnrpoae
When the official report was received, II would &c
seeu fhat these outcaf's aud outlaws, instead IL
beng charge TO the Treasury, have been source Of
profit. lie woud avoid o. al occasions any re-
J marks which, while il was the dnty NJ al! y 20
everything TO maintain the C0nUliuon IN ne cea'h
stru sgie would be- seized upon to enbiter the Sonb
,tiIl more, and discourage the hopes Of the North,
and encourage such uiortifyng ~ o ennctluB
ut the Capital Of New-York lie wonld not add
fuel 60 the flame, and would yield almost eyeTythiI
for Cancellation aud harmony.
| Mr. STEVENS Rep, Pal read for Mr.. " hre's
benefit the provision in tue Constitution which pro-
yides, =" 10 money shall be drawn from the lIeas-
ury but in consequence Of appropriations made 10y
! law.
Mr.. WfCLIFFE Un., Ky.), saId it would be
remembered that he heretofore offered resolution
c,ll.ag upon the War Department To state the ex-
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