New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

Besy, Besty ~, Figse''''' @eclurg, Trimble CTenn.)
Benton Ferris. MeIeur TI%sbb,H1sF
bingham Ferry Miller Ir.da TsdSns"
Blaine rr,sLsi, M"vrei Van Aeruam.
iTy Bar G1,vsl1 G1,vsp' MU,ns Van Horn tMo),
B6ci'aSd BTSI%l GH..oi, Myeo. W,.Si.,, WnS; oos,
cake Hsvsins 0Neil W', wasana'a (N''N'
S5%ioei9 Sarts iobio, Hubbard wv )Iast, William, Gnd
Clarke HAusas, IurlbuH Po,nrJ PoI W,siomog5
Cobra SSSs i"sS i"ss''''' Raa%' RS""'''
Cornell, K.,:s,n K.,.sy Esss5tI s3Ss5tion
CoySis' rr DpInGE 1Dem WIS., moved TO tablo the
Senate amendments. Reected-ieas 2s; Nays, 10 -
The senate amendments were then ooncurred ih-heas'
The bil now goes to the President
THE GERMAN sHARPsHooTkRs FESTIVAL . =,
By unanimous consent at the suggestion OF the
SPEAKER the Committee TO represent te , ioi.So ~ 'o
National Sharpshooters' Festival In NeWlork was lh
creased from i've TO and the Speaker adopted as
the two additional members Messrs William H. Robert
Of New-York and J. Proctor Knott OF hthIneya t,y 80
Mr.. sCHENCK. at the suggestion Of Mr robertson re.
ported from the Committee Of Ways and Means Joint
tribued to the National Association of American sharp
shooters to an amount not & fHcsEsg Me- epcE and few Re-
marks by Mr. Robertson the joint resolution was PA''ed
unanimously.
Mr. BUTLER reported back adversely the Senate bill
tSa survey Of tbe Cherokee and Usage Indian
tions After discussion the bill was reconmted To the
Committee Appropriations 49,. =.
Mr. BUTLER reported a bill approprattng $4,000 to
aid the Indian Peace Commissioners.
Bills were reported granting pensions p e to ,.m.
Gan.ter %Sssf 81 John Grsar iiah fsHraa yo n,ffg,
To o. o ,o'f Of hs g@ % M lii,A s, Eo s,5 a9' T E
Patrick Cous 2o,h lniana' Ba1hlh wes sio. 81 Ms-s Wc
L. Wallace Josns l. Slas ud,a Of Jo.u Sh's l Maine Atu,
Gey Eari, children Of David " Edwards, Jauts A. GulHs lGh
Illinois Vols, tie MeIean war HANNAH x Coos sdo. of Lieut.
Rsih Bsrer widow Of Af,r G. barter Ho,pl steward ra,A
Sts Ann Frl,rEa , .na,e vof u VIA BaemaJsr q Ohio
Ieavy AT Johaanab CIlel mother hagen, Cn' 2h N,''
oiea Of Michael IrveIs 'h oio aii9" a. nor '.en
Jet Marand Cav OEeH Gnas ,iet hhef % ysur. 1rah ~
Johp Lewis, 2h Connse'sq, earoIs ua ihs nae q caes
si5s L iS',s@ II joS r. F.l % Neofl yei-r5 C, william o.
podl M',9ah H9s G'1d; as" ,,, 80 sL S & % sl,. I
Cochran sh Ne.Yotk luhai Sena,e n,g cSrals ItSsa %
ssSei ssr,osi sisters of M late Comess Stsost m ls r,.
Fl S 80 % gf y @' J,n.. G@' csf 5 H' H. S' N S5 @ i.i G s
euani 2oh caralr 'h Tios sni aiso eliren Of hinm
Elisha Waiter ~ Pfovona Rermsr, Esroli No Mhtia E.ia
widow q Jessie Lorg gh y; james Eoor 20 NO c'sIry
Charles HeTred " Va STATE "nirls w. P, n '" M5f
3h on the 'hs minor Shiarsn Of
contract surgeon Lut Col Webster 'A United
Mr. WOODWARD Cicp. PENN introduced a bin to
amend the act concerning habcds corpus ana regulating
judicial proceedings in certain He explained U rs
relating carriers IN the Southern States le-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee. ,.-,,,
Mr.. SCHENCk proposed that the House devote All day
tomorrow from IL to o'clock 10 the Tax Bill but
objection was made.
The paragraphs Teai4S m Nc TO PH aes t@ pc
quiring twO-cont stamps TO be alNed To receipts was
on motion OF Mr. sPALDING the limit Of six months
for afxng proper stamps on instruments was extended
ON motion Of Mr. sCHENCK, an additional section was
introduced after section 1lOrelevbg from stamp tax u-
compounded medicines or medicines compounded, ac-
cordng 20 United states other national parmaoopoca
or OF which the full aud proper formula is published
Mr.. GRISWOLD moved proyiso that imported perfu-
merry etc. when sold in the original package shall not be
required 10 have each bottle stamped
Mr.. sCHENCK opposed the amendment; and sent to
the clerks desk and had read paragraph from Pha-
depha paper showing the unfair operation OF that pro-
vision in the existing law. ,,-
Mr.. BARNES dem, n. ~ sustained the amendment
nrging that otherwise the importer subjected To great
inconvenience He held that II wond he much better to
increase The import duty on these articles , ,,, 80
Mr.. OEElLL Qicp., PENN opposed inc amendment as
beng Injurious to the perfunnery trade In Philadelphia
The various paragraphs touching perfumery and
metics were contested by Mr.. BARNES but were not
modified except by verbal changes.
Mr. ROBINSON Dem, y. ~ moved 10 exempt from
the stamp tax The rec receipt sye by doeS ds dSr
ceed 81 Agreed 10.
der consideration, Mr.. PRICE rep, Iowa. move to re
dnce the Of OnesiXth Of per cent per month on the
amount Of circulation to onetwenty fourth OH
Mr. PIKE ReP, Me- argued in favor Of placing tax
on banking, that there should not be so much anxiety
70 nOnOpOlize the business, and that Others might DC
AMI Hir " HITBBARD w. Val suggested as compromise
tax OF one per deposits and one per cent on CIR
culation The half per cent tax on capital exclusive OF
cally 10 nothing almost all capital was invested lie
was satisfied that the banks could well aiord the TAX nc
,., a., NIL -.
Mr. BENTON Hep. n. H. agreed with Mr. Blaine, that
the tax should be mainly on deposits.
Mr. PRICE modified his amendment by making the tax
on circulation onetwenh Of one per cent per month, as
under the existing law. -
MIR MILLER Osep.. PENN opposed the high tax on
circulation something which would TAX the country
banks ont Of circulation
Mir LOGAN QIep. Ill suggested that Government de-
nosits In banks should be taxed per cent.
MIR LYNCH Rcp Me- reminded Mr. Logan that the |
Government always held securities for Government de-
posts while individual depostors had no slch security
MIR LOGAN was aware Of that fact, but argued that
the ovcrnmcnt had advantage from that on the con
trarv the Government paid cent gold interest on
the colacrals which 10 held He instanced the ca" OF
ono of tbe Washington banks which had during the past
wear nj times, $6OOOOOO OF Government money on De
pOsit. ,.,-,,
The committee rose, and Mr.. sCHfNCK moved that |
when tho House again 20 into Committee Oil debate OIL
the nendinp section and amendments terminate III 10
mnntes No quorum voting, the motion was not agreed
TO-
on motion OF Mr. sCHENCK, IL was ordered that the
House meet tomorrow at II O'Clock a. H., ana slt unu
o'clock n m having no evening session
The House at 1925 adjourned
rrnrf. IL