The New York herald., 1865-03-02

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6vs sevsa and eight ssctoa two requires shs
0ecrstry q War TO muster out Of service non com
missionsd odosn and privssss whose ssginsnts have
bsen mustsrsd out. and who werc enlisted TO all w
IN unsxpirsd term or service. ssctoa Ave allows pro
captains Of cavalry ssveu aushosizss the ap-
ponsmens o. ~ assistant provost marshal Section
sse makes % sns.1s .D.wfa g. :. individual
out the wiAitsn permit Of the Secretary oS War.
: ADVANCE To PAUL FoRsEs t To-
q the Navy 20 advance 70 Paul Forbes contaco
e3se his contract for building steam sloop
$ Ss.s.ssa y NAVAL JUDGR ADVOCATE
bn @ establish tho once Of naval judge advocsss q
. saav OF 1900 per annum. was passed. Isgk -
Tnn PxTnRsRUR0 MINE ExFLosI0N
The report Of the committee appointed 70 investigate
ne circonsssnOss Of she explosion Of the Pssss6as
minc was received and ordered u lie on the table.
ME INTERNAL REVENUE BuL '*
Mr. SansMAH called up the Tax bill So ee4sA
the House b % tax the issue Of State banks ban ' ~
Tho Senate refused 70 strike the ssoon By the fol-
p1oa Dos yShSSas nass1s SSn Pax
HSSs JshSsoa % .cbougsil Powell Riddle Ten sycE vAs
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w.ds Tta:sa t5nea @sSSn. sSs..s; ss'"' sum-
The Finance commtsss proposed the following amead
And whensver the outstanding circulation Of anyAnking
company person sh.n g reduced
nIs PR ifq s. e As @
ss:: ssn.s
such national banking association has assumsd ths a6
IL q ass
o o9 ~ me :, n . END
shan per cont of hs CAPITA before such
r. iass movsa g out av. per
cent in the two places where oocu IN the above and
insert ten per cent
was then adopted f
nr 0ansA (rep.D Of Iowa, moved 70 ssrike oot one
nes q on. pr cent tax on sales end insert oneourt
This was nsgatived, by The following vots:-
Y.As.nsss,. coll.mer, Covsn Davis, G.imss Harlan,
1s9sS, ysa ei xlsts =, NV & A'a.'
cs1i b1oa bADsaorB Bco sc:. a
Ns;ssSSs TsRi;s.S SK1SH:.y ss~. nSa ~'a'
The question the sdoption OF the section imprssng
resulted in 20 ysss against 20 maya The Chair voted
In the Affirmative 90 the section was adopted
s..sss ss 'sRs Pa
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treaty. Tho vote stood II yea. against 10 maya A
At one O'Clock the Senate adjouxnsd
House OF Representatives. s
wAworos, March ], 1895.
rHs rARIyy BuI.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole, and
resumed the consideration Of the bill amendatory Of the
laws, imposing duties upon foreign importations
Mr. GRswoLD, (oppl Of N r., advo:ased protection 70
the iron interesta
Mr. BRooKs, (opp) Of N r., oontsnded thsa the iron
interest the prosperous in the country and
earnestly opposed the imposition Of additional dutsA
Mr. SmvENs, (rsp) of Pa, said this not the posi-
tion Of Mr. Brooks yoan ago, whig, when he sood
BY Mr. Clay 70 Rrosec. American industry ag.nst the
try had not paid three per cent upon its capital l.
The House disagreed 70 motion 70 strike o1t the
% Iron bars @ for railroads. or inclined a S panos ' =
The clause which in effect prohibits the introduction OF
lead - satuary being under confederation Mr. KlRNAS
was made.
Mr ao..i.., tsp Of ", replied, because lead is I'M
Mr. KnSAx-As statues Of liberty, and blacks ~
statues OF liberty
M NosEll-And a. wssaingsons, Jsnsnons &C.
Mr., EEsSAs--WheFe Ia this done
Mr.. NoESuS~-In New York
W gIDsnss opp q we Who aess i Z
rres N sNss - hear III VI NH5N saAsi--sgla 5fs
the house Of Pheps, Dodge Co.
Mr. Cox oppl Of Ohio moved " chsn0e the tax fre "a
specific 70 al valorem duty tea ard 40Gee ne sad
this bs' pretended 70 be fos enas at san - pre-
s ss J. r..
the railroad Eon increase was 70 prohibit and
preven. revenue His amendment on tea and coss pro
posed not 70 reduce the revenue but 70 equass hs TAI
The amendment Was rejected. 8 FsA
M DAvA (repl Of Nd, offered . new section 70 re.
Who, owing 70 any military order, shall decline 70 grant
other merchandise 70 pcrs not declares closed b law,
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The above was ruled out OF order 3.
The committee then and reported the BILL with
amendments TO the House.
NJ Cox moved they Be- laid on the table
The motion was decided In she negative Yeas -,
fhe bil a amended was then passed AL.
M n sss .S g.
liquor snaef sSsynsHs and all other spi1isaous Devsr.
ages y cents per gallon Of rst proof and less strength
and shsn bs ncrsssed In proportion for any greater
strength than that Of nrst proof On spun slk fer nng
for railroads q inclined planss nssn cents per hundred
pounds Prom and aef the passage Of this act the fol-
lowing duties are 70 Be paid IN Lien Of others
Unns OH .nd nsSS bsnuns ana pen.os
nned or produced from dissasion Of coal, asphaum,
substances used for Ike purposes forty cents per gallon
On crude petroleum twenty and on crude coal oil fifteen
cents per son On ready made eang e f q
sixty per centum I'd vAlorem On tobacco stems nfssn
! section 10, Of act July 4 1904 h amended 20 u
70 impose tai or tonnage duty Of thirty cents per ton
instead Of TEN the recepts Of vessels paying tonnage
duties uAder this act and not subject 70 tonnage duty
The term statuary ID not be understood 70 include
professional productions Of statue, or Of sculptor
duty foreign goods and where 10 directed TO be
ated on the value Of the square yard or Of spec
ned quantity parcel Of goods the foreign valuation ID
70 be ascerained, and II the appraised valuation here
shall exceed by ten per centum more the value
declared in the entry then in addition the duties
posed by law there shall be paid twenty per nd
vaorem provided the duty shall not be aseenscd upon
amount less than the invoice or entered value.
80 much Of the act 70 authorize protection 70 bc given
70 citizens Of the United States who may discover deposit
Of guAno prohibits the expectation thereof y repealed
The act regulating tonnage duties passed. in 1852 Ia
revived TO require the branding Of casks cases. &c
Of distilled sprits This act 70 take eect on and after
the LIST Of April ensuing.
TREASURY AGENTS.
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