The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22

Territ0rialists Regaling.
Delegate Mccormick, OF Arizona dned and wined
the Territorial delegation In Congress Tonight
THE TARIFF.
What Articles Are To BE Reduced in Duties
or Placed the Free List.
WASHINGTON d. O., Feb 81, 1872.
The substitute for the House Dill repeating the
duties on coal and salt, which was reported from
the Senate Finance Committee January 10 and re-
committed, was again reported to-day, with the
following amendments. making additional changes
In the tari-Sack or cum coal, or such VIII pass
through fve-eighths OF inch SCREEN rs cents per
ton; mineral or Ditumin0us substances In crude
state, 10 Fer cent ad valorem; cleaned rice,
IL cents per pound; uncleaned rice, cent
per pound; paddy RICE cent; pOta-
toes, 10 cents Q bushel; hides and skins not
otherwise provided for, per cent ad valorem;
laths 10 cents and shingles, IS cents per thousand
empty casks and barrels, sugar box shocks ana
wooden packing boxes, 80 per cent ad valorem;
fruit and ornamental trees, plants shrubs and
nower and garden Seeds 20 per cent; pig and bar
lead, ~ cent per pound; lead dross and ore,
cent? lead sheets, pipes or shot. ~ cents molten
lead, ~ cent; old lead, nt only for manu-
facture, cent; ginger, cents per pound;
So per cent; hemp, nax jute twine. 26 per cent;
hemp yarns. cents per pound; cotton or max nets,
Hshing dip or SCOOP 80 per cent; seines, of any
kind AK cents per pound; iron wire cloth and net
ting duty equal 70 the DUTY On ga9ze wire with 10
otherwise coated, rs per cent.
In the second section, making reduction Of 10
per cent from the present rates OF certain articles
and no others, are enumerated: -Manuiactures OF
cotton or OF anything Of which cotton is the COM
NH af vain oil pofen
goat and other IKE animals and man
Eisctures 4. wholly uy,,.S Q, in part Of the
are now Subject 10 90 per cent duty: ali IRON and
steel ana manufactures thereof. OF which either Is
and steel rails; all metals not otherwise provided
for, and all manufactures Of metals. earthenware,
s1 sua cay
Of winch either IS the component OF chief value; all
| manufactures Of India rubber, gutta peTcha or
| straw, and oilcloths OF all descriptions.
section Is .entmely new, providing that the
not apply to the articles mentioned In the Wool
Tarlf bill Of March 2, 1867.
The fourth section places the following articles on
the free list In addition to those specified in
the bill pTor 70 s rsC0mm5sl and here
ore a%%iSam aauam a0ast sm a1@ az
grains ammcniac American manufactures,
the following, to wit:-Casks, barrels or carboys
the United States II exported containing American
produce and declaration be made OF Intention to
6soasn e ss Tned na os
period not exceeding SIX months for exhibition or
and sm: ss and
tracts thereof; annotto seed. antimony ore and
crude sulphuret arsenic in all forms, assaintda.
balm Of Gilead. all crude medicinal balms, bamboo
reeds II no further manufactured tnan cut into
lengths for canes and umbrellas, bamDo0s numanu-
factured, barley pearl or hulled, bed feathers and
down, bees In swsrms or plain hives, black taies,
bones not manufactured, bones burned, calcined.
nrtn n
at Date OF importation; Brazil paste, canoes
not SET crude camphor, castor or cas-
China, root cnrysolte cinnabar native or artifclal
clippings and waste OF brass, bronze Dutch metal
cocoa, wine, old copper taken from the bottom or
American vessels compelled to repair in foreign
stones or quois, dse,ng ali SsrSs, berries, owers
used exclusively for dysns emory ore
ground mint stones, fossils living fowls,
garancne, gelatne, prepared exclusively for
culinary purposes; grease, not otherwise pro
refuse. t only for Manufacture; gut and worm gut,
for whip and other cords; sailed gut hair OF horses
cattle or hogs cleaned or unclaimed, drawn or un-
drawn. but unmanulactured; hide cuttings raw, for
glue; stock hide, rope, homes and whetstones, Indian
hemp; Indian or Malacca Joints, jute butts jaIap
leaves, otherwise unprovided for loadstones, log
wood and crude dec0ct0ns; lunar caustic moulds;
mauOer, ana mOnJecJ magnets, crude marrow,
all medicinal barks, flowers, &c, not otherwise
named; murate OF tin and Tin crystals, mustard
seed, nux vomica, crude r0sin, cocoa and
i Brazil nuts green en-, or preserved olives,
Dutch pink, ivory black, woodlake. All the other
articles specified IN the bill last reported are re-
tanned on the free list, except mineral kermes,
paper stock Of every description. persis, potters'
composition, unman ufactured rattans and reeds.
resinous substances for ike uses with gum copai
not otherwise provided for; root n0ur saffron and
safower and their extracts, crude sage salep shae
shark skins, snalls st. Johns beans, crude tama.
rinds, Barbados tar, tar ana pitch from the pine,
pig, bar, block and grain tin; tin liquor, and all
salts OF tin not otherwise provided fOr umbrella
sticks In the rough vanilla BEANS or plants, game
and game meats OF all kinds raw or sailed, waters,
snoemakers, Brazilian, bay or myrtle and Chinese
wax; willows prepared for basket makers use,
yarns, za1er, zinc old and dt only to be remanu.
factured.
The following articles. which were on the free list
OF the bill as previously reported, are left out of
this:-All forms Of potash, Rochelle salts, snake
root, sulphate OF magnesia and tin crystals.
1t will be noticed from the foregoing summary
that the Senate Finance Comm ttee adheres to Its
former action In retaining part OF the duties on
tea ana coffee, coal and salt, and all the present
duties on pig Iron and steel rolls.