The New York herald., 1864-04-19

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The bill confines tho entire fos orcaastoe sssea
under this act not 70 exceed $500 oo moi moro ha
dollars small notes 70 the resumpttea ~
clio paymeots Every association may charge On eny
centum per annum fhe places Of redsmptloa e. Iosl
Louisville. Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee. Nee Oreancs
On,s Rcsoo Ns~ YORK Asany San Psoooo -
Portland. Each association shall select an asseeee
tiou In either Of the cities above nameA. q whscA
II will redeem It's circulating notes at Bns asee
citation to be relieved from its liability 70 redeem -
circulating notes a Its own counter at par NO 49,
citation shall have less capital thaa enc hundred sos
sand dollars, NOV moret han two hundred thoss.A
dollars 10 oity Of moro than 0fty thousand ineaee
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from State Corporation taxes. mo shArehosaots 9
each association founded under this act and o. escs
existing bank banking association which may Acceps
tho provisions. shall be held individually responstee
equally aad rassaby and not ono for another ier e
tho exont Of the OF stock therein at the ps
value In addition to the amonut invested 10 sharcs. e.
lion having nos Iess than avs miiiions Il loli.ss
actually paid 10 as its capital stock, snsM y
Any state bank NAV become national assoclaton By ~
prescribed In s organization certiucaso Tno oh
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alton BY Of the capital stock Of banks the sae
the property Of other money Tor Seas =
municipal purpoees but state shall impose any TAX -
such sssociatious' capital circulation dvtdenAs =
higher than the taxatIons imposed BY such STATE =
dividua ctisena Provided. That State sax shan -
mposed any part of the capital stock Of ssch assooa
toa invested In the United States bonds deposted = -
curity FOR their circulation.
PROPOSED McRxAsS ov DUTIES DEsxArsD.
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duties and impcss on imported goods and wares 81
rsressnd,ss nov provided tor ey law BE- iect..seA y
imported free and exempt nom duty there shall -
paid ten per centum nd vaiovem.
Mr. JAxz O. ALLU, (opp) Of H.. objected 70 no csss"
Mr. sYwvun moved suspeasica Of the rules 10 erAR
the negative tse vote being 90 yeas and Is eass aaA
tho noi,oa requiring two-third vote 70 oarryH.
INTERNAL MIG
made the order OF the day for tomorrow.
MONTANA vNRHlroav.
On motion the House tcsk up the message from ~
Senate which declined 70 asree TO committee o. csIee
the Montana Territorial bill on the terms pce
posed BY the House. vtx-rhat tho comm!stee ee -
any other than white men 70 vote.
On motion tne House By Of 90 against S. insis
ed 90 s disagreement asd asked Tor trse committee 9
LAMBS pca THE pvorrr's rAovso sanaoAO
The House proceedcd 10 the consideration of tho bA
granting lands 70 ths Peoples Pacific Railroad Company
Mr. wsos ercc) os Iowa said this was not tho Tine y
grant forty millions Of or public lands and e.
sired 70 test the sense Of she House By moving 70 ~ ~
Mr. swsAr (opp) Of Ne, advocs,ug the bill. SAID ~
feet that the company incorporated by toas Saao
ohance and showed that tho distance % ~
Pacnc muoh shorter than by the Central Ratroa1
The expense OF building too sss and greater pubio
interests wouid be snbservcd By ia construcston. y.
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referred reports ihs late General stsveos
the praccaby OF the route and that thsrs would -
necessity for tnoneIlinR. tH
The further confederation Of the bill was posspoasd -
I'll Tomorrow.
PROPOSED INCREASE DUTIES AGAIN DwxArm.
Mr. STEVENS again offered resolution 70 ncreass togt
ego duties ny per csntu and tar articles oow frss ~
The House refused 10 suspend the rules tho bssg
against 3s not the twothirds required BY The rsis
| The vote was - fci'cws.
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smith, s.esbins Steele OF n sseysus stuart fssy:N
wsshSurn OF Mass. wilder. Wiiscn window: Isamas.
NArs-Messrs James G. Allen Br,cks. Chanes: Oay.
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on Miller of Pa Morris Of Ohio Noble. Pendeton Rohls
ton A White, Joseph W. White, Fernando wood.
Mr. MORRILL, (rcp1 fvt offered resolution proposing
that until July the foreign duties be increased twenty
FIVE per centum, and articles fres pay I've pep
centum. He moved suspension Of the rules, but -
quorum voted The stood so yeas against nayo,
viz:-Messrs Clay ndridge, Law, Noble.
Mr. MORRILL, said the purpose distinctly manifest
ed the House not 20 make provision for Carrying -
the government What he said In addition was lost -
the confusion and loud and repeated cries Of "Order"
from the opposition side.
On Mr. MoRRuLs motion there a call II the Houss;
but before compcted adjournment toox piao6
a half past Ave O'Clock