The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02
NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY, JUN

relates 10 national banks the state bank subject being
let to tns Tar Stu tho rates Imposed ~ tne oau s
per osnt on oculatoa. tso oeat On deposits ana
United states and stats taxases Of sAarss ard eosd
permitted Ia the hands OF the holder 70 be paA a. the
place whore the bank 10 located.
The report VAS agreed 70.
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Me-. svxxns. trep) Of AssA from che Gonnisses =
United states with Sssqnn1 pAt tts committees b a.
charged ff'a is 's .ss s. ssss.ss Agreed ="
Mr. AsncHr, (rep} % r. /. from tho 9esnittee =
Printing reported ths HOUSE bin y ..sadtas ~ '''
Mr.. HowARp (rspJ OF Nioh from the Judiciary On.
msss reported back the bin extending tho rIsdics.o.
pass.
Mr. HARLAH. (rop.) OF Iowa. from tho Committee %
Public Lands. reported on several bills asking 70 be d.
charged tasrsro including 70 exclude disloya per-
10 recommended 10 DO referred tho COMMITTEES the
Judiciary, al Of which was agreed to.
Mr.. Hnnacxs opp Of fud called up the bill ~ ~
roief 0 the Slate Of iseonsin paying Ave per oest
90 me sass Of public lands within her imiss and ne
ar JoHssos. (opp Of Nd, introduced the following.
which was Adopted
reosives informssos from the armies Of ne
70 the public Interests.
ssr1IsMEsr or csRrAxs cIAns
NJ. Johnson, from tho Committee the Judiciary, ~
ported bill authorizing the settlement and payment q
csrs.n claims against the United States with :. ssnd'
Mr. wnsox, (rep.) Of Mass.: from the Committee ea
Ing tho thanks Of Congress and awarding gold medal 70
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Bailey Acting Engineer Of tho
gunboat feet rom peril in the Red river. with an
amendment AZ substitute embodying the sama recon-.
meDdsti0n.
Mr. WILSON offered the following Amesdmsns:---
q sHs sss
i've stock sailing ond steam vessels Of descr and
a.%ss.c excluding and gold and silver M
or r.. me SS Us
loss than one hundred dollars.
Mr. wmsoN said it was absolutely necessary 20 have
money than the bill would give US II would give
than 1926 900 000 when needed $3.50 900 900
His amendment would accomplish the purpose
Mr. SaERNAN characterized the provision or the amend
ment Us cumbersome, inexpedient and expensive
Mr.. FREsxspxs, rep.) Of Me-, said il would cause the
bill 70 fail.
Mr. WILSON thon withdrew il.
Mr.. WILSON proposed an amendment TO section ll5-to
the word and In the twelfth line and insert the words
"do not exceed the OF SIX hundred dollars and be
not derived from conversation rom actual personal
SUITS duty OF three per centum, and the excess over
six hundred dollars and not exceeding ten thousand dol
lars. five per centum."
This rejected
Nr. WILSON moved amendment, decreasing tho saIa
ries the assessors rolowsWbere the receipts Of
collection district shall exceed the OF $500 900 annu
ally ono half OF one per cent upon the excess OF the
receipts $500 600 where the receipt OF collection
district sha! exceed $500 900, and shall exceed
00O fourth Of centum the excess OF
receipts over where the receipts shall exceed
$500 000 tonth OF per centm on such oxcess;
hut the snary or NO shall case exceed the
SUM Of $4,000. Which vas agreed to by 21t os.
Mr. GRNRs, rep Of Iowa. offered an amendment that
there shalt DO further direct whatever collected
uadsr this any other till Congress shall ~ enact
another Law making assessmon. OF direct taxes.
Mr.. FEssENpEs hoped this amendment would not pass.
calculated 70 array the Eastern and Western in
teresta against each other and delay this bill.
Mr.. GRIMM had such motives 10 Introducing tho
amendment now but 10 considered the present law uss
Mr. DAVIS (oppJ Of KY denounced che injustice the
direct tax on the Western aud border States
Mr.. WILSON wanted the rebel estates subjected TO
this direct tax. He understood that 0eauregard,
the renegade Governor Harris o. Tennessee,
had recently paid their taxes Whether was under the
he did know; but II this amendment were adopted
would DO interpreted by the administration a. rseuke
aud sales Of rebel property under tho present direct tax
Tue amendment adopted, 81 to Is, a. follows =
paws. Soelss. Grimes. h.risn, iI.udsy.on. asrsrsS:
Ramsey. richardson. sherman rrumbuil, Wilkinson and
NIm,MessrS Clark, Conness Fessenden. Foster, Hale,
Mar hisss JohnsoS MSrssn Morrill,! sumner Ton kyee'
Mr. DAVIS moved TO amend tho Tooth section BY insert
ing that banks issued before this act goes
toto operation shall not De li*ce 70 any sx wnsever
believed that II the government OF the United states
TO give notice that IN SIX or twelve months wuid
resume specie payment, not hank IN the Union but
would place itself 10 position to do the same thing The
banks in Kentucky were able 70 redeem every dollar Of
their circulation in gold, but were not permitted.
Mr. SHERMAN would suggest that some such remedy as
that adopted by the rebes 10 similar cases and shst
tax be laid the holders those bik according 70 the
tine they withheld.
The amendment Was rejected.
An amendment OF Mr.. Clark, (reri OF N. VI was
adopted increasing the ne cut tobacco, sold or
delivered loose in bulk, packages papers, wrappers %
boxes from thirty five 10 forty ave cent?.
AT a quarter 70 i've o'clock the Senate adjourned
Hoase OF Representatives.
wAsHNcros, Juus 1, 1884
rm RANKRUrr
Mr. JrScrs (rep) a r. L. from the select committed
on The sub ect reported back the bill establish un