The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-03

- rcguee shall be Immediately aud Internationally dis
sas,sot upn ,'ae renyment Of all bounty rce,yed an'
iss erson der sixteen years of age shall be dis
r,-se@ hs serv.e,. WIN me forfeiture o. s pay as'
allsS as sh he seoac' 70 such further punish
met as seourt n arssas may oeeoo
s. tn sectioh o. act Gu 't'ed - sel 70 snen'
an sct rntd an aet n. enToling snd calling out All
uatcl al rces sud Tor othc, purposes" approved febru
ssy d. 1874, be snd the Sara hereby Z an,.nceo :
So "a a. sthorzs aud d,rect Aetct provost msrsnas
unner the dreotisn ~ the Provo 81 Marshal General
make draft Tor ore hadred per oeotun ~ Hua.vn
tie n.nber required 70 oil tbs qsA Ia Of any District a.
seenA.-1ha. usiesd Of trsveiiirs pay. al drafted "a
loved raSsoos., or rcus tbe psoss = residenee and
persons discharged the ce OF rendered. US sh DC al
lowed traasporatton TO theif places o. res
ki'ah-All persc ~ the seyv,cc "A lne United
sates WIZ hive entered aid service sdfseshc present
.o"h district, ward or state b. q .seir bong u
saa service ana rot enrolled prior a. February "a 1904
the secrelary OF War be enrolled and creue7 to the
anohs OF mo town, ward, disircs or State, IN when
Nlmh-n any person duly drartes shall ss resent
from nome IN the posecuttn Of his u2uai business, the
duly notAod soon as may be, ADD he sha,i not ,be
ceemed deseuer nor liable ss sucn usti notye has
oeen gwen to him and Reasonable time allowed for him
TO return and report 10 the Provost hsrshsi OF hsVs.
Mist out such absence shall not Otherwise alect .nis
Ys'M end giept'ah-Notbos eonisoed in tins act 20
90 Construed TO alter or in affect the law relative
The rights Of persons % procure subs,,u.os
The following Is the vote on the Conscript9sn bill
Allison Ames Arnold ASHLEY T1,swn
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Wadswostn Webster. wheeler, winds,d@Ss. ''''
BRANCH MINT DALLAS, OREGON
the House passed the bill appropfa!lug one hundred
Thousand dollars for the establishment Of branch mint
at the city OF Dallas Oregon.
THE fRtEDMENs BIIL DrtEa1Ep
Inc b' TO establish Bureau for freedmens affairs as
returned from the Senate with amendments, post
rAYAnNr or Tns ARKANSAS DELEGATION.
Mr. DAwEs from tho Committee Elections, reported
resolution which was passed paying iho three Repre-
senatives from Arkansas who denied seats, the
usual pay per diem O members for any session
ADDRESS OK ruE DEATH
Three thousand copies Of the address Delivered the
death OF Owed ioveoy wore ordered to DO prr ted.
TIE arEciAL INCOME ELL.
Mr MORRILL,, OF Vt, from the Committee on Ways aud
Nc. ns, introduced bill imposing income tax.
IL was considered in the Committee OF tho Whole on
the state OF the Union
imposed there shall be levied assessed, estimated and
collected on the LIST Of October special income duty
from gains proEs or incomes for the ending the
3lst Of December rext. Preceding the time herein |
named all persons residing within the United States, or
citizens OF toe United States residing abroad, shall
at the rate OF Eve per centum all exceeding six
hundred dollars per Tho Secretary Of tho Trea
sury authorized to make such rules and regulations
may be necessary No deduction is to be made for divi
bonds or interest received from any association Corpo
ration esmpny Or On any salary or pay
tee on Ways aud Means had introduced all the tax bills
nee ea. seemed as he proceeded TO show thai
amount proposed TO DO raised under this bill pay
the twenty millions OF dollars required for the pay OF |
boupties.
Mr.. DAVIS, trep.j Of Md, offered amendment pro-
posing TO levy tax Of per ccutum the average
notes circulation other than National banks
H. he said we strike out halt the currency win double
Mr. BROOKS Iopp) OF New York, said they sh ud seek
for other sources Of revenue Why he asked such
The country aud the landed property ioit unonchedi
was because presidential election coming and
Mr.. MORRILL, REPLIED denying the geutIeman's (Mr.
brooks'l assertion Tho farmers pay as much tax as |
Dir. wAsHbrRSR offered q new section, that all |
spirits oil domestic producIloa neid for raie |
paid shall be subject to tax OF seventy gallon,
and on all spirits which have paid prior duty-a duty
10 spirits, duly licensed shall NOT be taxed the stock
on hand not exceeding two barrels. |
Mr.. WAsnnURSR said that his proposition would give
thirty millions OF dollars.
IL was agreed to by 70 against 20.
The CHAIRMAN mt Fenton stated the question on
the amendment Of Mr.. Davis as thus amended. /
Mr. WssHBugNE said II was not his intention to
ehc Va b0fiIs Wv W Woss1@ ulstlhCt
proposition !
The said It could only be offered as an amend
These amendments jointly rejected by AZ against
Nr. wasmuRSE again offered his proposition with the
alteration OF the tax to my cents aud the duty to thirty
cenls gallon.
hr DAVIS again offered his propagation, tie alteration
boz three instead Of ten per cenum bank circula.
ton.
III. WAsHsugsl's was adopted by yeas SO, nays 40.
Mr.. GANscN, OF y. T., moved an amen imen revivng
prnv tctar a fas raaI Ncf IN
This was rel cted.
An amendms then adopted taxing incomes over |
t@eny thousai delals per annum ten per centum.
Mr. Cox moved 10 stsko out the enact.ng clause, his
iecl red object bcug TO kl the bill
S. s's'''A '''''1 ''' negative y % against
The committee here rose and reported tho bin the
Dir. MogRmI rorosed az substitute the bill as origin
ally reported by him. Ho exhortsd every member Who
des cd tue pas ago act which would add something
to the to vote for the substitute pure and
pie he was assured that tax on spirits on hand stood
10 possible Of Senate The amend
ment making discrimination upon incomes over twenty
| a nan for aviug such an amount OF income 10
10 repu6ca, government taxation should be equal. II
the substitute should not BIO adopted he had further
interest in The bill and should vote to defeat IL.
Mr.. WAsHs RNE from tine Committee OF Conference
the bill to en- outrage emigration, made report thereon
which was Incurred IN.
The previous question then ordered on the bill Of
Mr. Morrill, ard the amendments.
The amendment liking discriminating tax on incomes
The Question was then taken ON the amendment OF Mr.
Washburne TO tax whskey on hand, and was agreed 70
by yeas 90, Lays ~.
The then voted and rejected the substitute
by yeas 81, nays SO.
question was then on agreeing 10 the orig
nal bill amended by taxing spirits hand when Mr.
stevens moved 10 lay II ths table, but dis.
agreed 10 by yers So, nays So
Too bill was then rejected by yeas 81, nays ST.
Mr. Boyp moved reconsider the VOTE pending which
M. morrill, moved. at haKpast twelve. that the l
House ad
Motion disagreed TO-
Mr. snyKss moved TO lay Mr. Boyds motion to recon.
slider tho table.
Motion disagreed to by ~ against g.
The House then reconsidered tho ote BY which the
bill rejected and after futher proceedings The
by which the substitute rejected reeonsdcred.
Il was the bill originally introduced BY Mr.. Morrill,.