The national Republican., 1867-01-12
The New Tariff mn.

ropofteu from the, rnhnct OOmnltVto tne
new Tariff bill, which diabfs b soma respects
from De bill prspased by ~. wills, oom-
imieioner Of the Treasury, md also from the
'bili passed last sessicn by the House and re-
ferred to the Finance Committee Of the Sen
ate. The principal changes are on unwashed
woods Of the first class, valued at 80 cents
per pound, exclusive Of foreign poft charges,
10 cents per pound and 10 per cent I'D valo-
rem in addition ias7Bot I'D, 81 o. rasiI'r
On all hair Of the alpaca, goat, camel, &c.,
Of less value than 80 cents per pound, 10
cents per pound and 10 per cent ad yalorem;
and when over % cents per pound in value,
IL cents per pound and 10 per cent, I'D va
loren. tsis lsghrs frt
On wools Of tbe third class, the word "un-
washedn Is omitted; when IL cents or less in
value, exclusive OF port charges, 3 cents per
pound; and when more than IL cents in
value, 6 cents. 1sr&ha.. sea
The specific duty on vools Of the first
class imported .wsshed shall be twice the
amount, and when scoufed three times the
amount required upon II when unwashed.
On sheepskins and AnRorn Roatskins, &C.,
80 per cent I'D valorem;' and upon woolen
rags, shoddy, &C., n cents per pound.
On wooden cloths, &c, a cents per pound;
and IS per cent. I'D valorem.
On Blankets and WOODEN and worsted
yarns, &C., not exceeding 10 cents per pound
In valnee 10 cents per pound and above 40
and not exceedhg go cents inyalue, 80 cents
per pound; and over GO and not exceeding
80 in value, so cents per pound, with an ad-
ditional 30 per cent ad yalorem in each
: On bunting, 20 cents per square yard; and
30 per cent I'D talorem- gu,6Hipsd BII93 lhi
On women,s aud childrens, dress goods,
valued at not exceeding 20 cents per square
yard, cents per square yard, and 80 per
cent. I'D yalorem; and valued above 20 cent?
per square yard, 9 cents persquare ysrd, and
5S per cent cd sslorern, and on all such
goods weighing over four ounces per square
yard, 50 cents per pound, and s5 per cent
"a vaiorem9 4lA Gllho 10 fuHU auI Ea.igl1s
on hosiery, 40 cents per pound; and 80 per
cent. ad yalorem. % li1Ta TEh 81 gil'l
. On hats and caps Of woel, readyltnade
clothing, &C., so cents per pound, and .35 per
cent. Cd yalorem. &c II = iaf1Iol 5HHysomid
70 On webbings beltihss, cords, &c. 50 cents
per pound; and IS per cent ad valoremg ls
. On fringes, gimp, tassels, &c., 70 per cent
I'd yAlorem. nt tlu 90 L1L-W l.l ~. iIiuH
. on fioot oilcloths9 valued % so cents o,
less per square yard, 85 per cent. I'D valorem;
and on all other oilAcloth (except SILK oil
elothl and on waterproof cloth, 4b per cent
I'D valorem. 11hT 1fl 10 9fn h17d au3E
The changes in regard to silk and It's man
ufactures arc: 80 AZ D., ig,7T,l ,,rrfr,,
On spun silk in skein or cops, % per cent
I'D vslorem. r.lf o.. 5ta9l1 ira r6v GlsI
On ribbons, beltings, galloons, hatbands
&c-, including gloves, 70 per cent ad yalo
rem. r.r..5H o. IaEI %. g.ra. a fgJ r.4f nj
On all manufactures Of silk mixed with
other materials, 60 per cent Iad valorem. lrn
On fax, unmanufactured, elb per ton. a
On Russia, Manila, Italian; &c,, hemps,
unmanufactured, e25 per ton. ali I4 aoiir1
y On all brown and bleached linens, 10,
cents per squars yard and 30 per cent. at
valorem. N y7.lrirBs aid, 1t f7utg1 ID -qi d
In regard 70 iron the COMMITTEES have
adopted the House bill classification, and
with slightly increased rates over Wells bill
The principal changes from the latter bill
are on old iron metal scraps, % per ton. ! 81
On old wroughtiron scraps, $8 per ton b
Or iron bars, rolled or hammered hat, from
inch 70 4 inches wide. and from inch to
inches thick, IL cents per pound. IN q p 4
On the sams, more than inches thick i
cents per pound. l... = l.....L ....rl
On all sizes not thinner than No. 8 wire
II cents per pound. l--.. ..... + ~.
On bars and rods not less than I Of ~
inch nor more than inches in diameter, i
cents per pound. -r.-. -..r,.- az. 81,
On the same. less than seyen-eighths Of n
inch, or more than two inches in diameter
and not less than nine-sixteenths OF an inc
round orsquare-one andthree-quarter cent
per pound. - ~ r.', -.
Oh the same, less than nins-sirteenths
an inch, and not less than fve-sixteenths
an inch in diameter, round or square-tw
| (2) cents per pound. -,....l "a, u. Egt...
| On same. less than fye-sixteenths OF a
inch, and not less than number nine wire
: diameter-tvo and-a-half t2i) cents gpt
/ pound. .| T..T -" - :,
, On earthenwsre and glassware, the chang,
from Wells bin, are as follows: Il .'.
One china and porcelain ware, decorate,
: sixty per cent. I'D valorem.
? On china and porcelain ware plain, fift
r per cent. I'D valorem. ~,
On all other earthen, stone, or CROKER
ware, fifty per cent. I'D valorem. ~
In hides, skins and leather, the change
are ON raw goat, deer and calf skins in II
pair, raw sheep skins or pelts without WOO
and on shvers and vans, picked or salte'
ten per cent. ad yalorem. o.. ''''''
On skiyers, tanned, or colored or fnishe,
! 35 per cent. I'D valorem. s
Il In regard TO coal. the rates Of Wells bi
are retained. - .r.
I On camel coal, and al bituminous Co
coming from any place 80 degrees OF long
tude east Of Washington, $3.50 per ton. y
9 On bituminous coal coming from any plat
, not more than 80 degrees east Of washlngto
so cents per ton. 'r' '' r
On anthracite and all other coal not othe
wise provided for, Sl,50 per ton.
On coke and'luem Of coal, rs per cent I
yalorem.
On asphaltum, bitumen, albertite, &C., .
r cents per ton. ---r,.......
The committee add the section Of Il
/ House bill, which provides that from the 1
day Of April next there shall be allowed Z
the following articles, when exported, dra,
: back equal TO the duty paid on the importG
material used In the manufacture theret
. less per cent. on the amount Of such dra,
, back, which shall be retained for the use
the United States, and such drawback sha
be ascertained in accordance with 'regul
tions TO be prescribed by the Secretary
the Treasury, namely: On moving machine
reaping machines, ploughs, axes, hatchet