The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

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public park, and site for a Presidential Mansion.
which was adopted,
The Tax Bill was then discussed and passed.
MORRILL,, of Vermont. from Committee on Ways and
Means rel orted the Tariff Bill, which ordered to
be printed and made the special order for Thursday
next
resolution was adopted increasing the salaries Of
certain classes Of employees of the House 26 per cent
The House refused to entertain the introduction of
resolution calling on the President to inform the House
what steps, any, had been taken to interpose the good
offices Of the United States Government with Great
Britain in behalf Of the Fenians recently captured in
Canada.
The Tariff Bill introduced to-day is the longest ever
reported and Its consideration In the House likely
last che whole week. there many points which will
occasion discussion Considerable additions have been
made to the list, the extent demanded by
certain interests Extensive changes have been made
in levying specific instead Of ad valorens duties The
Classification Of iron is entirely different, and much
more minute than In the present Tariff. Duty coffee
and tea is unchanged. On segars $3.50 per pound, and
fifty per cent. ad palorem.
Duty on champagne wine is unchanged Duty on
coal reduced from S125 per ton to so cents per ton
Duty on all kinds of iron will be increased from to
one cent per pound. Iron pigs 50 per ton Railroad
iron which now pays TO cents per hundred has beer
raised to one dollar. Iron bars * cent The duty
steel of all kinds will be doubled. On Paris white 1H
cents per h. The duty paper has not been changed
but the Internal Revenue tax has been taken off, The
duties cheap wines very largely increased, both
on the specific and ad va1orens taxes.
Tile principal fight over the bill IN the House will be
on the iron Steel lumber and coal clauses AS gene
raj thing hs wool growers and to
t<y1 thnf~c ala A
syvania Protectionists highly dissatisfied. notwih
st.nding the duty on iron is largely increased.
Arrival Of tho Kangaroo.
Now YORK, June 26.-The steamship Kangaroo has
pnted.
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Important Verdiot.
WAsH1NaroN. June 2b-In the case Of FRANoIs Mo-
CHAN ps LEWIS CLEpHRNE for ibel In sending letter
to the Department during the war, charging him
With disoyslsy plaintiff recovered averdiot for ssOoo
This is the case In which secretary STANTON declined
10 produces the original letter. alleging that It prt
vileged Communication.
New York Market.
new YoaK, June 26-l2 M.-Gold SAX. Exchange 10.
Cotton duh at 81 to $780,
- SECOND D1sPAroH.
New YoRhsl June 26Tootton closed dull ct s.om 81
to seo Flour declined 10 to 200 sales $500 barrels
State, $500 TO $3.50 Ohio $3.50 to $la.76; gouthern
5000 to SIT. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn de-
olGred 'front.' to cents; sales $4,000 bushels. from
sux 10 ESQ., Besf steady. Pork heavy sales 1000 bar
rolls at ssl to ssle2X Lard, sagar and Naval Stores
dall Freights active. Gold 49,
New Orleans Market.
NEW oR1.nAss June 2t.-Ootton steadier; sales 1000
bales Low middling IS to $780, Gold boh. Bank
Sterling es. Three suicides committed to-day. 5.