New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

agree upon report there being wide disagreement
among the members An effort WILL however, be made TO
reconcile conflicting views.
sUPRRINTBNDENTs OF INSANE HOSPITALS.
The superintendent of the various insane asynms o
the country holding conference IN Washington
This afternoon they in body called upon the President
and Scycmy introduced to him by Dr. Nichols, VINO
said that these gentlemen were all engaged IN work pure
y of scientific and humane character, and therefore II
was improper nor there any disposition TO make any
political remarks They came TO Iay Their respects ana 10
express their sincere wishes for the President health ana
every other personal blessing. The President uGlked
them profoundly and sincerely for the compliment OF The
visit and the expression Of their kind feelings and said
that hc knew how appreciate the important and good
yror, in which they were engaged. There number
of ladies present al this brief but pleasant Interview
NATIONAL ASYLUM FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS.
The President has approved the joint resolution ap-
pointing the followng-named persons managers ol lhe
National Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, under
the provisions and conditions Of the third section Of the
act approved March ., 1866: Richard j. O-esby OF IN
nois BENJAMIN T. Butler Of Massachusetts,, and Fred
erick smith of Ncw-ampshe, OF the first class to serve
six years Lewis b. Gunckel Of Ohio Jay Cooke OF Penn
svyana and T. Joseph Ostchaus of the secoId class W
serve four years; John H. MGrndae of Newly oIk, ora
TO c. Stebbins of California, and George H. Walker OF
Wisconsin. Of the third class, to serve two years.
The President has also approved Of the joint resolution
that addition TO the thanks heretofore voted by JOINT
resolution TO MajOrGcn. George G. Meade MaJor-Gen
Oliver o. Howard and 20 the officers and soldiers Of the
Army If the Potomac for the skill and heroic yaor which
at ettysbugh rcpused defeated and drove back the vet
army of the Rebellion, the gratitude OF The American
ercss likewise due and hereby rendered TO Major
Gen Winfield s. Hancock for his gallant merorious and
conspicuous share in tha, great and decisive victory.
THE AMENDED REVENUE LAW.
The bill to amend the Internal Revenue law reported
to-day provides that and after the st day of July
1896 lieu of the duties on manufactured cotton there
shall be paid BY the PRODUCER owner or holder, upon all
cotton produced within the United States and upon which
no taxes have been paid, tax Of five cents pound
Upon articles manufactured exclusively from cotton when
exported there shall be allowed rawback an amount
eqa 10 the internal which shall have been assessed
and paid upon such articles in their finished condition,
and in addition thereto, drawback or allowance OF as
many cents per pound upon the pound OF cotton, cloh
yarn or other articles manufactured exclusively to tie
same extent cotton.
The bill provides that dsers shall pay soo instead Of
Disters of apples grape. and peaches ding manu-
Brewers 10 pay soO instead q go Those making less than
800 barrels year 70 pay ESQ
exceed tl0O they shell pay s5
Any person who peddles Jewery distilled spirits ermenied
liquors OF wines. TO pay $50 license
Express carriers TO pay sO
Builders and contractors to pay sl0 instead Of s25
kespes Of hose or Keepers o hotels inns or
or tobacconists retail dealers except rcail dealers IN
on sales shall not exceed the sum of o., 600
suct Of Sslaen redsaoD or the refining Of crude pc.
roeum gallon and all coal oils between the specific
gravity BY the beanma Of SO aud s. degrees inclusive
shall he deemed refined Illuminating coal oil such oil refined
and produced by the dsaton Of coas esphaun or shae
eIc1syey shall pay tax Of 10 cents per gallon only pro
duced by the materials peat other bitumnous sub
stances 10 cents a gallon.
Spirits Turpeniihe. 10 cents gallon.
Molssses. from sugar-oane, three cents gallon
Syrup moasses juice when removed from
plantation concentrated Dolaes moado and estern
produce from and not made from
sorghum or imp tax Of three fOuhs Of one per cenum
above ~ and not above No IL duties standard
in color. tax Of l. cent per pound T.. .,o. .,,.
On all soaps valued at above three pound
umsd and oil salt waller made Of coooanut oil tnr
Of half pound On all other pcIued soaps three cents
pound. ~ -. ,oo -, ,.., 81. T.,
On respers mowers scales brooms and wooden three
On of all descriptions not otherwise provided for,
Eve per centum ed yalorem.
The duty railroad iron OF s3 tun continued on tubes
made OF wrought iron O. per tun.
On copper zinc and brass nails and rves and shot
On articles Of clothing manufactured produced for sale By
weaving knitting filing and on hats. bonnets and hoop
skirts articles manufactured produced for sale as
constituent pats Of clothing for trimming ornamenng
the and articles Of wearing apparel Manufactured or
from far fur skins dressed with the fur on hve per
On boots and shoes two per nd vnlorem be paid
by every person making manufacturing producing for sale
shoes furnishing the materials or any part thereof
or employing others make manufacture produce from
p,o,a,d That any boot or shoe maker making boots or
shoes TO order work only and not for general SALE
and whose work does not exceed annually In value sOoO
shall be exempt from the tax
caps and articles OF dress for the Of men, women
sd ysoen TO be paid by every person manufacturing pro-
ducng for sale clothing gloves Dtens moccaD caps AMI
other articles If drcss or furnishing the materials any part
thereof employing others " make manufacture or produce
them. M
caps and articles Of dress to order custom
work only and for general sale and whose work does not
exceed Annually in value 600 shall be exempt from this tax
and articles made trimmed by mincrs dress
makers for the wear Of women shall also be exempt from this
The charge on smoking tobacco kinds and limitations
thereof shall be 2j pound instead OF 81 cents on mok
ing tobacco made exclusively OF stems 10 cents instead OF 10
cents pound.
ON cigarettes or small cigars made Of tobacco nclosed
binder Ss SnS eCt Of af ssdd is NOT over
s6 per 600 tax OF e2 per oo when the market value
O. and not over go per Low tax included ana On enc
made with without pasted or twisted heads the market
value which tax nc e, sSo So1 bS
nsds holly tobacco any other substitute therefor so
% provdes that all sales made by brokers and bank
e doing business as brokers' whether made for the benefit VI
Others their account at the re OF hye ceas on
every hundred dollars and upon all sales and contracts for the
sale Of bonds foreign exchange gold and silver bullion
and uncurrent money promsory n2tes OK ohe secur
sales or and all sales and contracts for sale nego
and made by any person. firm or company NOT taxed
rent money promissoy notes stocks bonds other secar
ties not his own property tax at ee rae 2, n' w
An OF Schedule is stricken out excepting billiard tables
and carriages valued above $780, In other words these are
the only articles in that schedule relieved rom taxson
1t provided that and after the first day Of July soo tho
receipts derived from transporting properly ioI nne u
empton shs not apply to any receipts railroads ferries or
bridges OF the mails Of the United states
The tax o express Companies from three
per cent on receipts when the gross receipts do not e
The banking section amended by adding the deposits in
or companies known prominent OF
business than receiving deposits loaned invested for
the sole beeft q the parties making such deposits without
exempt from tax or duty much Of their dspos: they
hsy: inverted 70 securities Of the United s.ses and AZ ds