Mr. SPRAGUE. The object of all the amendments I have suggested is toingraft upon the warehouse system the 5th section of the not approved August 5, 1861. I will read that law: “sic. Abife: That all coodl, wares and merchandiseactually on shipboard and bound to the U.S and all goods.wnres and merchandise on deposit in warehousesor publics teres at the date of the passageof this act, shall be sub icct to pay such duties as provided by law beforeand at the time of the passage ofthis not: Provided. That all goodsde osiied in public store or bondedware houseafter this nottakes effectand goesinto operation, if designed for consumption in the U.S., pmauidst ibne twhirtehedrmawonnththsearletefrrom or the duties thereon the someare depos1ted and goods designed for exportation and consumption in foreign countries may be with hdrawnby the owner at any time before the expiration of 3 yearsefter the same are deposited; such goods.if not With drawn in 3 years to be regiirdediis abandonedto the Government, and sold under such regulationsas the SecyTreasurymuy prescribe, and the proceeds paid into the Treasury: Provided, That merchandise upon which the owner me have neg lected to pa; uties within 3ment 5 from the time of its pposit maybe withdrawn and entered for consumptionat any time Within 2 yearsof the time of its deposit upon the payment of the legal aptieg, with an addition of 25%. ere o. The object of this amendment is that 3 months may be the time in which the goods must be withdrawn, and that if not with rawn within the 3 months and they remain in bond one year after that date, 25% shall be assessed upon them. In 0t or words, it is to take as far as may be the law of 1861 and make it a part of the present law. The next amendment proposed by Mr. SPRAGUE was in section one, line 16, to s“trike out the words “one year” and to insert 3 months.” The amendment was not agreed to. The next amendment was in line 17 of section one, to strike out “expiration of 3 years from said date, ” and insert “ Jan uary 1, 1867.”. The amendment was rejected. The next amendment was in section one, line 21, befiore “%.” to strike out “ten” and insert “25.” The amendment was rejected. Mr. SPRAGUE. I move to add this prowso to the 1st section: mI aPirnoivnigdeidn, bTohnadt $o1o1dlys.warcs. 1. 867.must be withdrawn therefrom and the duties provided by law thereon paid; and all goods.wares and merchandise imported after January 1.186] must be withdrawn and the duties thereon paid within one month from the date of original importation. The amendment was rejected.