New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

Oh motion Of Nj Kf7cHrsl - paragraph was added
taxing l-lis or ground beans cents and Oh shcled
peanuts 3 cents per pound.
Dir. LGCLEsIOS moved 90 strike ont the paragraph tax
ing potatoes. which Wls rejected
Onmoton Of Mr.. ALLISON. The dufy on covcrseed and
moAy-seed was increased irom ~ 10 81 pen cent. ai
yaorgll.
Bit RICE Mass moved to strike out ihe whole O.. the
twelth section, taxing agricultural products
The Chairman ruled the motion out Of order.
Mr.. FERRY moved TO amend the paragraph taxing un-
Der by making the lowest rate - per thousand feet IN
stead OF 81.
This amendment gave rise to debate. Mes.r-. Ferry,
Dlegs and IDwbldsc supporting % and Mr Cook 1pios-
ing IL. The amendment was greed 10.
Dir. Cook moved TO strike out the whole paragraph.
which was disagreed TO.
Mr. Ross moved 70 increase the duty on ship timber
from 81 cents 70 - per ton. which was rejected.
Mr. PIKE moved TO strike ont the paragraph taxing ship
timber, and inserting IN lieu OF If, ship timber h1li
cent per cubic FOOT ship knees cent per inch and or
hard wood shp plank % cents per 900 eet which was
rejected.
Mr.. Ross moved to increase the duty on railroad ties
from 3 10 cents each. which was rejected
The free list section came under constellation
Mr. MYERS moved 60 add 20 IL nj. books and pubilcl-
ton, m any of the Scllvonc lan-u9g's.
Mr.. HALE suggested 10 add or ~ the original llsh OF
Erse language Laughter.
Mr.. MYERS aid that that would undoubtedly suit The
gentleman from New York.
ON motion of Mr. DAVIS, cn.-sut aud whipsui were
put on the free list.
On motion OF Mr. KELLEY. chalk was struck of the
free list.
Or motion Of Mr.. ALLISON, extract of hemlock bark
was pat on the free list.
Nj WAsuBURNE llnd.l moved 70 strike out " nOil'i
horn tips and hOOfs,' which rejected.
Mr. Il BLOND suggested the addition Of tails, SO as
TO make the animal complete. Laughter
On motion Of Mr.. LAFLIS, the paragraph about paper
waste was amended as 90 read: Waste or raw ma
teral Of whatever kind for manufacture into PAPER, ana
not for any other purpose.
On motion Of Mr. ONELL the paragraph placing wear
in. appacl Tie free us, amended by adding pro
ysO hat 10 is % he for personal use and NOT ioT
On motion of Mr. DODGE provisO was inserted 10 i-
low drawbacks works O ART imported for presentation
TO the United States Government or any State OF lnln-
Cipa Government.
Mr. INK moved 20 place coffee on the free lis which
was disagreed TO-
Mr. Wnsox. Of iowa moved 10 strike out Of the para
graph placing wearing apparel on tAc free l' me words
and other personal effects which was osag eed 90.
MI SMITH moved Co strike ont The 10Th section. pacns
machinery for the manufacture Of sugar from brots or
sorghum the free list Tor year. which was ~ .el
MI PIKE moved % add section allowing drawback on
all imported material used 90 The manufacture oil axes
hltcheis. carpenters tools, etc
Mr. ALLISON moved to amend by add'nra pro'lso tlat
lO cr cent on al such drawbacks SHAH joe e'an," Dy N'
Collector for the use Of tIe Governments.
considerable, debate took place on the Proposition
which participated n by Mcssrs. PIKE a.oRaLL Al
LEON and llARDiSC Of Illinois.
Mr. PIKE amendment was s0grecd 20.
Mr. MchuIR offered 900 additional scl1 c1i 'aimf iHe
provision OF the fourth section Of The lAui act oi h.ich
3 1862 TO vessels from port 10 the sandwich or Society
Islands, which WAS rl c,ti.
The Committee rose having disposed Of fge pages Of
the bin as OllOws:
SIC T. Aadbst (aril ea1rei That from and after Che
day uud year aforesaid. iu cu CO. the dutc- 0i1ic irp d
by law on ic articles here natter mention d and on sc n'
M nos b. exempt from duty there shall lc levied con sI
ana paid TIE goods wnIes and merchandise enumerated
and provided r 90 tni sector imported en io.erh eo.n
tries tie ooEinc duties and rates Of duty Tat De- 10 say GA
animal living ~ sort 30 per centun ad taor'm; on apla
aud garden uit aad vegetable ~ per c,hilm al 'aorH
OF backiac shoes and boots o. or ccnuu ad you on
barley not including pearl o. huL l ID enc lf u.Ag on
barley uoaf Aued pee uouLl. fls preserved
u brandy whisky e! pr COLON and ., per c.nium ad
yaorsmi on coffee q cents PEI pound or &C., ~ cei' r
pound beans cxccp. vanilla and castor 20 celi. ltI
bushd broom corn ID peg cehtgm nd Yhotmi on DlcE
wheat 10 per busAe OH cleaned rice and o. rice con-
monty called f.tNi iee = '' i~''- II. l,l-' ="
rice "a per p0uldi ou I1ly cent fT i'l; on com
busit; on hlur aud meal m'aahnee ana MN 9 o wArat
oats, % per Ceuun 1d NanrcHi on mayo . rr
bnshc on poi.'s ~ GEMS pr D''u, un ''u 'uic'nl "'
dover Ter ad vaoroni trees Nuir and shrnhi
IAH-l.D.AI -.I ''u. =. 80 ~. 1877 t..' ..
cents per pound, on peanuts or GROUND DeAl' cents peg
POUND; sheled d.tto. ccn'r pr pound
heretofore Imposed by there snail o. ced collected md
rad importation Of the articles LcTeuaor mentioned
Der herock cedar and spruce roard sp or sided cent
Tor cubic foot when lcwn square cent ael bc ioa cr
sand feet; when valued 90 over 2. yea ta0-'aad le fr
thousand feet On lumber pro a'h nn, lnH' BE-, VOID
per cubic foot when heun square l c.rs pol cubic foi.
when sawed ard vcled % not .cr SO cf th1la.l O.
i,ou','u -.l provided that Tlen lamDe. 81 nlA ,,' "
shall oe ed pa Tor each paned or dashed s pig
g.lOTcl - lts t3g lud iel aud plnG Oh tWO sides ata
iilet vour Cherry chestnut an6 OH not sawed auJ les
nd anoed than boards and aAs MOI otherwise provided ior
ncr cent ~ Yorem uhca saved q per thousand ieei, 0h
bipmor 80 cents per ton. railroad ties r1urhhevu
Cd ctohi siuge bolts hrus cafwHcels last
II ck posts and nmrer not Otherwise provided Tor ronrh
hewn or sawed only percent ad yalorcm icEes lqg
aud aA 20 per cent al vaiofcmi on M pine ana cclar
Shingles 20 cents per Thousands OF saved pine ana cedar
nee ~ oeats per thousands spruce shingles 90 cents
per hous.nl pine pboards. per tLoulnd or spruce
&c H. Iad5sK 1r,ier enssi,d That from and after the
day year aid the importation Of the articles herein
from dut5 that Is TO say Afclla ael o. aeilla weed
books maps aud charts for Ac Of tue United States or e
prce paid the importer does ~" inc.ue TIE DUTY ca @ ny.
whip gut cudbelr. cuich' erioiie drAfghs oou
Lemlock bark, gauD.aT snmach hont nollfs IDu no
wood anl pl OIL ,oy % IN ~ pspor
at not fr av olhr purpose fish fresh caught III daily con
@ 10 On st~ort st,tuettes basts mcdniolE, portrslts
30 sr- ~ nj al being the production Of American
ilrr abroad ind which slal Do ~ criiled ny tle
Gt cnsi of The United states not merchandise:
~ oos lntl mcna instruments aud tools OF trade.
Secu patton employment o persons ai'ns ~ Wv mn
States, or prouEu' mere W, ''" ~ - -
rued include machinery other articles imported Tor qse
any manufacturing es,olshmen or 10; sae p53'iqea
Z ,s Goyernocat or 10 anv state or Municipal GOV.
eminent shall be- aowcd drawback 10 the amount Of duty
se ~ tsJG' fb.y maud That during tho period Of
one year from toe pssarc Of this there be imported
into the United states free OF duty, machinery designed
for and adapted 20 the manufacture Of sugar from bes
or sorghum including al the preliminary process requisite
therefor but nOt nendns any machinery when mhy De uaeu
for any other Manufacture.
src lG md be- Il frfer eadcd That upon tie rcmp0rta
ton Of art o. exported of the growth product or ID
ocure o the nted States upon which no Internal tax h1s
been assessed or paid upon which such tax has been PAID
and refunded by allowance drawback there shall DO levied
collected and paid duty equal the tax Imposed by the IN
ternal revenue laws uIon such articles
TIE PORTLAND PRE-.
MI UIGBY announced THAT any members who chose
10 contblte o. the relief OF sufferers from the great con
rart0n at Portland could hand IN their contributions 10
Mr Pcrham.
A sCLAVONIC PETITION
Mr. MYERS presented tls petition OF The Scayomc
Fraternity OF tie United State, stating thgt ~UDDO 81
hoir uoole speaEng from H. TO Is idoms, residents