The New York herald., 1866-07-04

Gle from the Fioo newspaper against the BILL
which, sad would only beneas remorscsess spcoustoa
l and land sharks
Mr. Mcurn sad that that newspaper article had refer
| not TO this bat TO another bill
Mr. JUlAr had also read letter received by him from
a gentleman In San Francisco denounclng the bill as .
most wicked enactment got up for the bensdt Of land
offered by senator Hendricks
Mr. HIanY said that the bill referred to In the letter
was not the bill before the House.
The sPEAKER directed the Clerk b discontinue tho
reading OF the lettsr inasmuch as II contained personal
reflections upon Senator'S.
bour-the only time allowed In the Hous for tho
consideration OF the interests OF his saic5ens wasted
IN reading slandorous letters and newspaper aritces
Mr.. JULIAN stated that this bi not Simply local
in It's nteress but concerned every In the nation
who was precmptor or homestead claimant aud bad
been dcfrauded by the State Of California wroigfuly
placing her school warrants land which ought have
been Omen to preempson, survey and sale
The House refused by of 81 n So TO pstrons
the consideration OF the bill ard proceeded to consider a.
Mr. BIpwELL offered number OF amendments cor
rect ths phraseoogy OF the ill., which we're al aerd 10.
Mr.. AsHIKy, (rep.) OF Nevada, offered amendment
In REGARD TO titles To land heid under Mexican or Spanish
grants
Mr.. WILSON or Iowa. asked whether that amendment
would not affect the Miranda case.
Mr. AsUyy admitted that Il would, bat said that de-
clied nothing bat left the matter TO the decision OF the
United Statas Cours
Mr.. H,cBy repl Of Cal said that the obec. OF the
amendment was TO open up litigation again In that
that bill with the object befors the C,m-
missioner OF Public lands and that u was sought 70 put
II as a rider this bill IN order 70 defeat L.
Tho amendment rejected
MIR. Pmx (repl of Iowa. offered an Amendment whoh
was adopted providing tnat the rights OF bona de no
empton claimants should not be interfered with.
TARIFF
The morning hour having expired ths House into
Committee OF the Whole tho State OF the Unon MI
Sconed In the chair and resumed consideration OF ae
Tariff bill.
Mr. MORRILL, trep) or VI replied to the speech OF Mr.
Francis Thoma@yesteriay In reference to the duty on
coal
Tho debate on coal was further continued By besss
Stevens Kelley Miller Latham and Cofro,h against tho
provision In bill discriminating Nova
Scotia ooa end BY Messrs Marston, Boutwell, and Nor
rii 10 favor OF IL.
At ensth debate was closed and Tho committee ltus
TO Mr.. Thomas amendment 10 strike out - .
words making such discrimination. The vote was ,akon
by telieia and resnltod ayes 81 noes 52 The Char
voted aye, and the amendment was adopted
Mr. PIKE, lrep) OF Me- moved 70 reduce the duty on
against 81.
Mr.. Johnson. dem 0. Pa, moved 70 odd now para
grsDh taxing slaes of III kinds. except roofing saie
sixty per nd valore and slate pencils eighty pcr
cent, which wes agreed 20.
NJ RIcE moved to add paragraph taxing roofing
sstes forty per cent all val0ren VII ch agreed to-
The auhje OF wines being reached Mr. PRICE moved
to increase the dny Of high priced wines from o. dol
lar and twenty nvc GEMS TO one dollar and seyeIyhye
conts per gallon. This was lost.
Mr. LiwuSoE, trepl Of Ohio moved TO increase the
duty on wine valued a. over twenty-five centa
gallon and not ovor doler gallon from seventy nye
cents 70 one doar gallon. This was lost.
The Committee having passed the subject cf cigars
from three dollars 70 two dolars per pound
NJ. scaENcn, (rop) OF ONO opposed the amendment
~ WIS rejected.
The paragraph tn relation 70 cigars was passed
ported IN the bill
The duty on brown earthonwars and common stone
was, motion OF Nr Spanldng, increased from
twenty-five TO thirty fve per cent.
MI MyEws (reT) OF pa moved TO make the duty on
glas vais bottles &c except those nado OF nnt glass
-four nts per pound
without taking sction on II the committee ropo The
portion OF the b disposed OF BY tho committed today
" as follows
Or candle and camel coal and On al bltumnors coal
minei md imported from any port or plac., ~ 10 per
IL NNt tml lFsnN Ne
on anthracite and an OF coal no; harein otherwise
provided for, 81 80 per ton Of tweDy-cicht bnshes
eighty pofnda the blshcl coke and cuiln ~ coal
twenty five per cent nd yaorem; 90 states OF all kinds
except roofing ee, sixty per cent al yaorcfn, and on
slate pencils eighty per cent sd v,orep roofing slate
forty per cent sd vaiorem
snTToN o. And be u further enacted 40 On wines o
oil kinds valGed at not over twonty hvo coats per gallon
of cask included foriv conts per u valued at
twenty nve cents and not over - ar per gal
Ion seventy -hve cant per gallon; valued AZ
dollar per gallon dollar per gnllou and twenty-five
per ccnun al vaorrrn Provided ma; al vines in bot
Ties rhall be subject IN addition TO the foregoing rates.
to duty NJ tho rate II one dollar rer Zach dozen bot
ties conianiny not than quart Tor each bottle
and provided further that upon bottled wines no allow
shall DO made for breakage and tho invoice gDan
,y shall not be redured bnt shall bo increscd " found
dencont; and provided further, that champagne or
sparkling wines bottles ahail my lcss duty than
ak dollars per dozen bottles eDch bottle containing not
than Gnart and moro than ono pint. or ak
dollars per two dozen bottles, each containing
not more than oos pint or ht dollar.
more than half pint; IN which class tho additional
dnty bottles shall No twenty Eve cents per dozen
And prov. .ied further. That wucs may be imported In
bottes containing not exceeding quart each when
the parkaae shall contain less than dozen bot
ties and brand es or other ppIrtuous liquors ay be
imported casks Of capacity containing not less
than thirty gallons and any wines, bfan4 or other
srirtuous liquors imported on snd after the rs day ol
October, 1860 In lees quantities. taI herein pro.
ydod shell he forfeited to the Initcd ates ale
porter ana beer bottles fiy cent? rer gallon oheT
wiss than In bottles thirty ave ccnts per gallen;
cigars c-garcttas upd chfroots of IA linda three aola
per pound and IN addition ttero'e IRIS per csr'am a
vaorem and for the box IN which any cigars eo
roots or cgareu arc packed shall be allowed 10 nsrr-
tanning the weight provided that paper csars and ciea
rettas including wrappers shall be srhcc, 70 the -smc
duties az herein imposed upon cigarr; and provided
further that aud after he rst day Of A.sU iso6,
cigars shall be imported unless pe aafn' hf packed
In boxes o. less thar Eve huated c,vBr IN each
box and no entry % any imported err shh bc allow
ed of less quantity than three thousand aEuge pack
aye and 81 gaE on importsto on shaii BE- Iisced q
public bonded warehouse mall not be
moved thercirom until the sha lnvs len inspect
ed ami stamp afnKed 70 esoh boz IN o.ing - Ia.
the Treasury is hereby suihonzed W pyeF 1e eq1~
piarnps and 70 make al necessary Foua for carry
Ing the ahove provis ot law Irto n Eet
SIC I And be n further cnacied, thai p utr ~ the
du,scs hcrstofor, imposed by ls~ ~ 'b~ .'Groraop
Of tho articles hereinafter mertios a tlere sha1
ohand,e enemssl.o IA proviSss y + tb, ~Nu,
imp9tsf from foreign countries, the ful9.n itics
and rates Of duty-thn !. 70 ssy On M brown - hen.
and common s'onewnre. aud Fetor'a. thirty
Ave per cenium ad yslorem blackin. ta-r i0ies
.ssnsy I'VE per eco, & a. vsS,sn % Ss.% p"r,s'
wSiy per ctniun, al vaoren on china, po ceain nd
paran ware, plain and not decorated IN ny mn.
ner Any per centurp. nj yaorem MI other esriien
stone a. cruclory ware, white gar,n edged, frih'ed
painted Dipped eoCred, c3ipnsed o. earthly
or mineral substance, and mot herein otherries pro
vlded f0r, lfy per ccntum al val0rcm.
AGsruLrrHAL KNroar.
Nr IsrLJs rep of n. Y, from the Cm9itifc on
Printing reported back adversely the le hertto
fore referred ~ i for the prrtirK of twenty-five og
sard extra cop tho Agrcsursi port fur 1905 and
moved that the resolution be lad on IN labia
Opposition being made Mr. IAsiin lrc ssei 70 aFxIs
IN support N tie action o the committee He klsl
that 20 large an edition of this hal been already
printed that the eectfoype plates ont and
would be necessary set up the typos II gentle
rlrn wanted 20 Glow any common scnfs TIE matter
vLy order many cnriee they ed of tho
port n 1865 instead q going back o 1894 LAst year
one hundred and fiynyc thoreard copies % The Agr
cultural RepOgt tyauei costing from dollar aud
nfty cents 4 copy dollars copy, iBfepenfent of
tho coat - oorporIon II would cost much 10 print
this twenty Ave ttos snd copies of th'e workuew
position being neecssary~as would 20 cast 0ne bun