New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

PRICE FOUR CENTS.

On motion Of Mr. AMEs the duty steel was increased
from As to so per cent.
Mr. ELDRrpoE moved TO insert paragraph as follows;
On all bonds certificates of stock other evidence o.
indebtedness of the United States any STATE brough
back or returned for payment sale or collection before
due, 10 per centum ad valorem.
On motion of Mr.. DODGE the duty on crinollne wire
was increased from TO 10 cents per pound.
Mr.. ONEILL moved TO increase the duty on hardware
from - TO 90 per centdm ad yaorem. Rejected
Mr. HUBBARD of Connecticut, moved TO strike out the
paragraph on copper ore Is per centum ad yalorem
Without disposng of the amendment the Committee
The portion of the bill, pages, disposed Of to-day,
is as follows:
On chains made Of iron rods than oneourh Of an inch
in diameter than No wire gauge i've cents per
pound. chains made OF iron rods less than NO. 9wne
eentn adj yaoren and on backsmhs hammer stone ham,
uers and sedges Of al descriptions wholly or partially M
shed four per pound On wrought IRON washers anu
nails wholly or partially finished OF al descriptions puhcnea
unpuuched. 81 cents per pound On screws eomuony
called inches over IN length egot cents
per pound inches length II cents per pound
On all other screws OF iron not herein "a ysar
On wrought iron tubes Of all descriptions iovr cents pr
pound On OF 81 from Of All de-
scrp,ions ~ cents per pound on anys OF all desrpons
two cents per pound on ali handsws not inches
in length 81 80 dozen and 30 per eentum I'D vaorm
per centum ad yaorem all buck not exceeding ~
Inches length q IS per Dozen and IN addition thereto
per yalorem; 10 inches in length " 70 per
Dozen and in addition thereto 80 centsm ad yaorem on
Of steel marked for measuring nine cents per
Of ali kinds for sewing dsrnng and knitting per
ad yaorem; needles for knitting sewing machinery VI
per 600 and in addition per ad ysorem on
table cutlery. with ivory pearl or metal handles yer
acsn ana - per orY nsr or metal handles 10 cents
Ter dozeD addition thereto 5 per eentum al yalorem
on butcher knives cooks knives and spauas and
paette 81 per gross and addition 50 contum
ad valorem; cutlery Of all kinds not including pocket cut
ery not herein otherwise provided for 80 eentom ad va
oem on pocket knives pocket cutlery OF all kinds valued
s. per dozen, cents per dozen and In addition
81 per dozen addition thereto 80 centu al sao-
steel skates costing 20 cents or less per pair ~ GEMS
per pairs costing 20 cents per pair - per cenlum al va
orem padlocks and curry combs Of every description and
of whatever material composed % cents per dozen ana n
addition thereto As cent ad yaoem on chest drawer
TIL cupboard and wardrobe locks every DESCRIPTION and on
shutter bolts and wrought iron drawers cents per
dozen and IN addition thereto - per cen1m al on
horse shoe nails all kinds cents per pound on snt taes,
bras or sprg exceeding sixteen ounces TO the thousand
nor less than number 10 wire guage Gems per RuSi %
in than number 10 ana not less than humber - ane
per pound. and 10 centum ad yalorem On WIRE
spiral furniture springs O. cents per pound on locomotive IRE
length 3. pound; locomotive tire or bars rolled
for of steel or of iron rehned BY the Besemer pro-
ell steel other than cast or sheet steel 10 bars sheets
slabs plates coils sxes tire and parts Of machinery ere
in ngots sheets slabs plates coils axle ire and parts
machinery 0sIg valued cent. at 6er Dou SsI'' on al
and shear steel in bars ngots sheets SLABS plates coils
Of an neh IN diameter valued at per pound
duty Of but cents per pound and per cent ad
ameter 10 gauge cents pound,
and in addition 90 ad vaorem less or finer than nun
Der 10 gauge cents pound and 20 cent al yao
metal converted east or made from IRON the besse
except railway bars whether inyoeed as steel or other
wise cents per pound 2. cents per thousands exceeding
@ per zs bS an cents per pound on ali
other wrought iron nas or spikes not herein Otherwise pro
vded for per pound horse aud mule shoes GEMS
per pound railroad splice bars chairs punched or Gn
punched 2 cents pound on iron bars for railroads OF IN
pound Oh iron known as angle iron whether shapes called
T. l. and H. any other shape than round square OF NAT
scrap iron per n provided aat nothing shall be deemed
CID iron that has not been In actual use and nj only 10 De
Wire bright eoppered galvanized or timed drawn and
finished than oneouh Of an inch 10 dimeteri on
pneuatc process and steel railway bars made in
part by any other process 81 cents per pound on steel
points, fish bars and finger bars ~ cents per
pound on steel IN any FORM sDa on h1so pro
vided for 20 per centun ad valoremi on crino
line steel wire aattened and tempered whether covered or
nea foot; mil pit and drag saws not over nine inches
wide Is cent, per GsS S1 6e nine
tools ves. braces bits fretOngs and shoyes housebudng
n.rSmeDs for medical and sagce and
ces Of steel wholly or in part or Of on eras copper On
e es TaS :, 1a 81 is'sTs
aud al other firearms per cenum ad yaorem on Nolds
and sword blades Is cents each blade and in addition thereto
per ad vaorem on planters OF other noes wn1y
y,n. and Soas not exceeding i've inches length
pe dozen over five inches and exceeding seven inches
per DOZEN inches and not over nine nene
81 per ozen nine inches and not over eleven inches
as per dozen over aud 10 inches, ~ per
DOZEN over inches and not - Dehes " ~ per dozeh
over IS inches 10 length, a q per dozen.
CERTIFICATES OF HONOR
Mr.. NEWELL offered resolution, which was adopted
requesting the Post Office Committee 10 inquire into the
expediency of authorizing the Adutant-Gcnera of New
Jersey distribute through the mall free Of postage
tain certificates Of honor awarded by the Legislature 10
soldiers Of that State.
TUE PARIS EXPOSITION.
Mr. BANKS from the Committee Of Conference on the
Paris Exposition BILL made report recommending that
the House agree the Senate amendments, with amend
ments striking out the words in coin where they occur
and the words and return" and going and returning
He explained that they made the appropriation in currency
instead of in god and would reduce the appropriation
from 1905 $l5600O. The House bill had provided
for national vessels which TO freight the goods but the
Senate upon the Of the Navy Department,
had changed that and, instead, appropriated So 900 for
freghtine expenses The Committee recommended con-
currence in that. 49,
Mr. Ross proposed that action the report should be
delayed until the return Of his colleague Mr. Washbun,
who was absent from sickness.
The proposition amused the House, as Mr. Washburn
had fought the bill in all its stages but nevertheless Is
not acceded TO.
Mr. LAwREScE (Oho) moved to lay the report on tho
table. Rejected.
The report then agreed toyess, 70; nays, ?? and
then, at 4: 80 O'Clock, the House adjourned.