New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23

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Mr. a MALo, V,g 'r'~f = amend ne lU'c TO
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G.. NQt,i5 li,'"' ''"f,. ohei,d g. amendment thi'
l'a.''h Sh'h F'-'' i''i .e I' so lttr, lrIs"i'
!WIglAg 70 tute, c'fuo- Or Standing ou motel stels
shall De deemed q noi,r provided that members "f
Congress waning '- fle 'r1s>ucs Tor ri" a'i"'t car
shan r0t te T.trnG ta TIE ont L. !icansf therefor
Excessive lnurhfci.i The aucut mont was rejected.
The Commit 60 tlvc -'u ,ar acted 1pou all the sec
mons relating. - the general PROV snas ~ licenses, ~
in number uh', have commenced up0u llo'e under The
head ot manui tutod article, Hnd p'odr' -.
AraWendpeut was mad" ~. ldilg stemMcd toAacc''
snui q cigars, Which may 10. transferred "i;n"n' pay
men OF duiy directly from io place Of uaiii'i'.c ~"
II bonled warchouc1 flr expiration.
I The Committee took rc.rss iiii oeocs-
1 L. rVFNvNG SESSION.
ii,L re- BILL
| Tho Tax LIN, came up.
| An a,|orJ,ront wos made so rs 10 read. "on al
noas oInen snch as are known in The trade as
rsa coal and dnst coal duty of five cents per tun
provided tet in case Of contract Of lease OF coal lands
made prior TO the passage Of this act the lessee shall
taxes on coal mines and coal delivered by coal operators
on contracts heretofore made shall be paid by the pur-
chaser thereof il not otherwise agreed upon by tde
narties"
! The Committee struck out the following: All Gas
Companies aye authorized to add the duty tax imposed
bv law TO the price per O0cubic feet on the gas sold
! Mr. NEWELL offered an amendment increasing the
duty rom 20 to % cents on coal Illuminating oil per gal
/ Ion
Mr. Holman Dem Ind unsuccessully moved 70
! ,ov ~ ,bon, "a corts
/ Mr. Sc1PrFIp said there was no comparison between
whisky and light Whisky was n demoralizing luxury
while those Illuminating oils were the poor mans light
" COST 70 cents 70 prodace gallon Of oil aud the tax
[ proposed was 100 per cent
Nj KAssoN Iowa) explained that the revenue from
such oils would not be as large as was anticipated, for
te reason thrt the Hill provided for draw backs on the
iarge Snartiiics cxnorted,
! Mr. AMOS MYERS QUn. Pa contended that such a
heavy tax would have the effect 90 decrease the CON
sumption and cut Of the roor mans light
| Mr. MORRILL, sid the consumption would not be re-.
drc5 II tts hoenast article of cbt i'm the world
No had taxed GAS and lard oil nearly double and vet
| there had been no complaints
| MIR NoRRuI's amendments were adopted: and
also one that oil produced by The disation Of coal
aSphaItum. or shae exclusively shall pay % cents per
gallon.
/ Mr. KAssoS (Un.. Iowa. offered an amendment tax.
ING crude petroleum 81 per barrel Adopted-55
AGAINST 49,
The dutv on scrcvs commonly called wood screws,
was increased 10 10 per cent adj val
An amendment n was mace 'yAns lax Oh = vi s0'u
wi ~ ttU' il r-o,ors coda vys+er
Inc uIiy Oh atILclsi I NJ eav,' eOua ~; a. e
s9iSapafnla WAFER aiu an oiueI ucso1.vS ",.u ~
Ike purposes sold IN bottle or from fountains was IT,
/ uuetu rom ~ " ptI teIt 40 WI ~; ,-, . ..