The New York herald., 1867-02-01

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representatives he supposed would receive the
ton o. me majority In the Senate.
quo.on present. and . can OF the yeas and nays
wsala ,osos . saspsnsiou OF business. Ne eis vs un-
nss'aD'y passed over
The ssnsfe thsn proceeded the consideration Of bills
of private character, from the COMMITTEES on Chains
nease 70 ths Mevcasss Mutual Insurance Company Of
New YORK. 70 make good loss Of thas SUN In Treasury
-. p - ssssk = vessel u So II Dsosmosr is'S'
SIl fos sas Improvement os the streets q washing.
woe okea up ~ twenty minutes pags seven o'clock
Ins p:.dins aasat'c. I was upon Mr. sprasoss snesd.
. ,ss cent? pss ~ pound disagreed ACRE: iIss ss nA IRON
Mr. erxA0uR moved 70 increase the duty syelets Of
svesy dscripoaea eon any y sixtynve per csnt ID
M. ArAcUS s6srsd An amendment Of several para
graphs increasing the duty on cotton machinery Dis
N. Fsnncau1sss, rspS ~ q T j., moved xS % amend
by increasing the duty sk7ers or roans picked or
salted from ten to fifteen I'D valorem Disagreed
Mr.. FRnnGRUYeEN moved to amend BY increasing the
duty morocco, snAmeed glazed, apanned vanished
and patent leather from forty 70 ny per osnt Dis
Mr. FRKLxcHuysss moved to amend by including silk
with fur bats At forty per osnt ad valorem Disagreed
Mr. srswARr (rep) Of Nevada, moved to amend BY
striking out the words mot Including ,agges iron"
thinner than No y wire gauge, NOT ineudins ssssss
IRON. * cents per b Also g strike OUT the following
pa!sssrapn;0n tsggs rGn, nos ncOee ioursssn M
cent I'D vaorsm. The amendment was disagres4 to-
M FbwL1R, trep.l Of Tenn., moved % amend by re-
ducing the DUTY on coffee from hse 10 res cenis per
M Hxspsasos moved TO amend the smendmon. by
reducing M M the :. duty a . two and A half cents
blr before the Senate, which IN itself amend
ment to the House bill Mr. Henderson's proposition
decided by the CAalf tr Doolitts) not In order
Mr. FowlKE called the yeas and nays ON his amend
ment which we're ss foilows:- -
NY. ys.sMssss n sucs.s. . casnslsr coans: cr.sn
son, Kirkwood. Lane Patterson, Ramsay, Stewart md
,NArs-Msssrs. oa..ell cowsn. Ed,sunds. ressenden
rSa spssa. v.n sWsss w.Ss wh@, Wsns and
50 the amendment was disagreed TO- end the duty on
coffee stands II cents per pound.
Mr. HENDERSON moved 10 reduce tha duty tea from
Is cents 70 ID cents pcr pound. Disagreed 70.
Mr. HENDERSON moved 10 decrease the duty ON sugar
not above No. Y Dutch standard from cents 70 cents
Mr. fosrEE, trspl Of Conn, moved to amend by add
ing to the duty Of % per cent "a valorsn on pocket
knives costing 81 per dozen. Disagreed V.
Mr. HESDERscS moved to decrease the duty on salt
from = cents per 100 pounds 10 so cent ad aorem
Mr.. HrpnlcKs asked how much reduction there was
in this
Mr. Hspresox said the coss Of salt was Is cents per
nearly 200 per cent he proposed reduce 70 30
per cent The existing tariff Is cents per hundred
The proposed amendment was disagreed To-
Mr.. HxSpERsoS moved TO amend by increasing the
duty On nseed and fax sssd from 20 to 30 cents per
busbel. Disagreed TO.
Mr. HusDsnson moved 70 strike out ths twenty
section Of bill which allows drawback oil
rails used in The construction Of sailing vessela In
Offering this amendment Mr.. Henderson made speech
in tbs OF which he ed the bill opposed
70 ihs interests Of the West and peculiarly favorable to
the Eastern States
Mr. Joassos, (dem) Of Nd, replied TO Mr. Hender-
that he did not believe snch enmity "a the West
he tMr Henderson, had spoken Of ex isssd He did
bsisevs any such consideration had entered nio
the minds or Senators iu v06g the bill They
tajniy did Dos enter into his mind tti
Mr. HsxDsRsoS cou,d not sesthe justice OF giving :
drawback . sisop built 10 van between Baltimore snd
Forress asouroe ssd refusc ten sisssaboss bnih 10
nsen The NIssissppt ifrss a' ~
Mr. PEssks explained tho reasons for the PROPOSE
ton stands in the btr The bnildne Of shps
ess interest, which the gcverntnsnt ought 70 foster
and che ssst,os y IL Aasds reosiysd she gnanhnous
A1sr further dsoais participated IL ty resas Davis,
Msndrcks, rswlst sn@ wiMiAmH the smsndnsns Was
disagreed TO By the fslowiny vote:- 's., t#
YxAs--Nes,rs Buvtsisw, Davis Dociae. arimsa, Hen.
Aerson He.drcks Lane Patterson. sherman, rrun,ban
NArs-Messrs Catch, Chandler. Connsss Cnsi., Ed
aSas aSass Sors chpso s ks@:s
M:ss Msc ws william. sad van
MI GRuxs moved 10 amend by increasing the duty OF
dried beef from cent to and half cents pc
pound also to increase the duty On cured meats from
Ui11Grec0
Mr. GRisks moved to reduce the duty on printing ps
per from twenty TO fifteen per cent D.sAsrssd 10 b.
The following vote:-- .s . s--.svi. N .
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Mr. GRxps moved to amend BY striking out the entire
section imposing daty on lumber. Disagreed TO-
Mr. GRuNrs moved 20 strike sh timber from the free
A. ten O'Clock Mr. HrSpmcKs suggested tina, as the
majority seemed determined 70 pass the bill - IL now
stood, vote might well he taken nov.
ur. HENDERSON wished 10 ameDd the bill a. 70 the
time when the bill should take effect. He moved To
strike out tho hrst day OF April and make take eject
from aud after the passage Of the act.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. STEWART moved 20 reconsider the vote by which
Mr. Wilson's amen,men' increasing tho duty on woolen
The vote was reconsidered and Mr. Wilson'S amend.
ment was modihed read 'Op all woolen cloths
valued 81 50 per pound aud less 81 cents per pound
and rs per All vslorem; 81 80 aud less than
81 per pound 80 cents per pound and 40 cent al
valorem 81 90 cents per pound and a. per cent
nd yaIorem" The amendment, ~ rnodlhed was
agreed 10.
The bill was road third Time and passed at hsfpasi
twelve A. ~, by the following Vote
yEAs-Messrs. ratten, Chandler. Conpess Crasin, Ed
Howard, hove johnson, Morgan. Mc1oasai. Mo1,l.
rosa hs%-sy sssmaS .s,-s%s .Ss s~ar Van ~'nAs
NIy~-M1psrs Davis. Doohssia Fowler. Grlnrs. Hcncer
ssn Hcndrisks. Lane, kmkwosd rsssrasa and Ti'sn,.
Xnssvr on Soy yonrc--Messrs Anthony Brown. Bucks.
lew .cwan srss.wsL pi.oa sssar,. sssaiss Ssr'on
The senate then adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON, Jan 81, 1861
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