The New York herald., 1869-02-17

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Mr. PoMERoY. Isp.l Of \. Y; moved the previous
question was seconded, with the understanding that
the vote would be taken tomorrow, and at haif.past
four the House took recess till half past seven, the
Internal Revenue BILL
Evening Session.
The House met again at half-past seven in Com.
mittee OF the Whole, Mr.. Sconed in the chair, anu
resumed the consideration OF
THE TAX BILL.
Mr.. ALLISON, (rep.) OF Iowa. from the Committee
on Ways and Means, offered q large number OF
amendments chieny verbal to she tobacco sections,
which were formally agreed to. The only amend
ments OF importance seem TO have been as follows:
To require stamps to be purchased only from the
collector OF the district to change the tax paper
cigarettes SO as to make 1t read ION cigarettes OF
1000, ffty cents per 1905 on cigarettes Of paper
exceeding one pound four ounces and not exceeding
three pounds per l0o0 one dollar and fifty cents per
1O00n and providing that all cigars now held In any
United States bonded warehouse, subject to import
duty, shall pay the same duty as though imported
after the passage OF this act.
All the amendments OF the Committee OF Ways
and Means having been disposed OF,
to M on aes ner
cent
was withdrawn, with the understanding that it
might be offered in the House.
Mr. RANDALL offered q new section making 1t un-
lawful for the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue to
refund any money paid account OF internal taxes
where the sum exceeds $780, and providing that all
sened BY the Claimant in the unea states pscs
Court IN the district where the revenue was col
lected.
After considerable discussion and some modi1ca-
tions, not affecting the substantial merits Of the
amendment, II was agreed to.
On motion OF Mr.. MooRHEAD. trep.) Of Pa, the
paragraph taxing smoking tobacco sixteen cents
twist.
the House with recommendation that 1t do pass.
Mr. HOLMAN offered his amendment taxing the in
teresL on tHlleu States ponus Ten per cent.
Mr.. ALLISON then moved the previous question on
the bill and pending amendments.
The previous question was seconded and all the
amendments adopted IN Committee OF the Whole
were agreed to.
The question was then taken on Mr.. Homan's
amendment, and it was rejected, there beng only
eight votes in the affirmative.
The bill was then passed.
On motion OF Mr.. BEAMAN the Senate bill to enable
the Holly, Wayne and Monroe Railroad Company in
Michigan. to have the subscription 10 Its capital
stock duly stamped, was taken from the Speakers
table ana passed.
The House then, at nine O'Clock, adjourned.