Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-31
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u the Qone nt poUmAuuI zoe bleV WIZ
the pItChsF brought SSn4teF CHANDLER par.
italy, down, When Happegau siesed achaiE
AHd atrnck Senator ChaBdleFi another
blow, which brought the Senior on to
his hthds and kneesb By hisitime the
sontending parties had reached the hall
and were Immediately separated by the
spectators. The assault was wholly IN
provoked, as neither Senator Chandler nor
Dr.. Clark had made any allusiou to either
Mr.. VOORHEES, or the man flanagan
Senator Chandler qndiDE Clark were both
slightly scratched by the broken crockeFy,
but-received-no other ftJ1ty.
l,1tuIzETHB NEW TARIFF 1ILhb tre l.STr
The following il an abstract of the new
Tariff Bill reported to-day from the Com.
mittee on WOys and Means Iaglss IJiHs
On and after the LIST of July next, 10 lieu
Of the duties heretofore charged, the fol-
lowing are to be imposed SCI vi t.qlii 'sv!.
HOnlteass !Otf all kinds, 'tWenty.fy cents
peThpOundl iuUs EHizgGE EltN hgh dui.
On all sugar not above No. IL, Dutch
standard i'm color, 8 cents per pounds: all
sugar above No IL, and not above No. 10,
mot stove dried Dutch standard In color,
1 81 cents per pound; all sugar No.slb, and
not above No. 40, Dutch standard, in color,
: centO per pound All refined sugar 10
form of Loaf, lump, crushed, powdered,
PulVeriEed Or GRADUATED audgHll stove.
dried or other sugar above No. 20 Dutch
standard in color, s ceutslpSrpouud, col.
ored 10 cents per pound s8hHa or r. H
| On all other confectionery not otherwise
provided for, made WhBlly OF. in part of su-
gar and onisugar after being refined, when
tinCtnred, colored, or 10 any way adulter-
ated, valued at 80 cents per pound or less,
10 centsper pound, and all confectionery
valued above 30 cents per pound, or when
sold by theH boz, package, or otherwise
than by the poundG SO cents ad vaIorem.
On molasses from sugar cane, IL cents
per gAH1n!t d OF Ssrd siuoI synltl nl s
On syrup of sugar cane Juice, melado,
concentrated melado, or concentrated mo.
lasses, cents per pound: 30 .Dcat : rs
Onbrendy for irst proof, Sc so per gall
Ion. s-ll'5 + .11-l a. III. !. :. q.
On other spirits manufactured or dishll.
4 ed from grain or other materials, for FRS
proof, R$2'per gallon sal yaa .gy -af
On cordiAls and liquors of ell kinds, and
arrack, absyhthe, kirschsuWasse, Fatafa
and other similar spirituous beverages, moi
Otherwise provided'fOr, So per gallon. ss
| On bay rum ID cents per gallon
On wines of all kinds valued at not over
30 cents per gallon, 40 cents per gallon
and rs per cent. ad valorem; valued al
over 80 cents and not over 81 per gallon
80 cents per gallon, and as per cent. ad
| valorem; provided that no champaign OF
sparkling wines in bottles shall pay a less
rate of duty than Sc per dozen bottles,
each bottle containing not more than me
quart and less than one pint, Or Sc pei
two dozen bottles, each bottle containing
not more than one pint. .luo 'ass.rs ? :
90 all AIes and beer in bottles3s5 Cents
and otherwise than in bottles, as eents pei
gallon. "a
On cigars valued at $40, or less PEI
thousand, 20 cents per pound. aud 20 pei
eentum adValorem valued at over $40
and not over $40 per thousand ,$I,5O per
pound. and 40 per centum ad valUrem
valued at over SIS per thousand $3.50 per
pound. and 60 per ceutum advaIorem
provided that paper cigars or cigaretlS, in
elndding wrappers, shall DO subject to the
same duties imposed on cigars. -.e,i d
On snuff and snuff -four manufactured OF
TOBACCO, ground. dry or damp and picked,
scented, or Otherwise, Of ali descriptions
30 centa per pound. a..a ID -
On tobacco, in leaf, manufactured of all
descriptions, and stemmed tobacco moi
otherwise provided for. so cents per pouRd