Mr. MORRILL. I move that the rules be suspended, and that the House resolve itself into the ComWhole on the state of the Union on the special order. The motion was agreed to. So the rules were suspended; and the House accordingly resolved itselfinto the ComWhole on the state of the Union, (Mr. Scot ‘IELD in the chair,) and resumed the consideration of the special order, being a bill of the House (No. 718) to provide increased revenue from imports, an for other purposes. It will. l; immediate or remote: Down clothing wools: an wools of like character with any oft c preceding. including such as have beenheretoforeusually im 5ported into the U.S. from Buciios yres. 1New Ze:il:ind.Austra, lin.Capoof Good Hope.Russia, cGlruedaint gBritain. Canada and elsewhere and also in all wools not.hereinafterdescribedor desig nuted in classestwo (2)and 3 t3.) Cuiss 2. LinCcooinlnbsinhgirew, goodlos wtnhactoismtboinsagy.wLeoioclessteear.nCaodtaswloonld. wools or other like combing wools of English bloo. andusually known by the termshercin used: andalso all hair of the alpaca. goat and other like animals. Cuss 3. Carpet woolsand other similar wools.such as Don skoi. native South American. Cordnva. Valparaiso. native Smyrna and including all such wools of like characterashuvo boon heretofore usually imported into the U.S. from Turkey. Greece. ‘gypt. Syria and elsewhere. For the purpose of carrying into effect the classification herein provided. a sufficient number of distinctive samplesof the various kinds ofwool or hair embraced in eachof the 3 classesabove named, selected and preparedunder the direction of the SecyTreasury.andduly verified by him. the stanard samples being retained in the Treasury Dept shall be deposited in the customhouses and clscw ere.ashe may direct.which samples shall be usedby the propero cersof the customsto deter mine the classes above specified.towhich alliinported wools belong. And upon wools of the 1st class the value whereof at the last port or place whcnce exportedto thu U.S. excluding cliargesin such sort shall be 32 centsor loss perpound, the duty shall be ten centsper pound and in addition thereto.tenl%.ad colorant. upon wools of the saine elnss.t ovaluo whereofat the sat port or place whence exported to the U.S. excluding chargesin such port shall excced 32 cents perpound.the dut shall be 12 cents per pound and in addition thereto.10%. admlorein. Upon wools of the 2nd class and upon all hair of the alpaca. goat and other like animals. the value where ofatt 0 last port orplacc whcnccexported to the U.S.mexcludini; charges in such port shall be 32 centsor lessp crpoupd. the duty shall betencentsper pound and in addition thereto. 10%. advalorcm; upon wools of the same class.the value whereof at the last port or place whence exported.to the U.S. excluding chargesin such port shall excced 32cents perpound the duty shall be 12 centsper pound and in addition thereto. 10%. advalomm. Upon wools of the 3rd class.the value whereof at the last port or place whence exported into the U.S., excluding chargesin such port shall be 12 centsor lessper pound.the dutyshall bothreo centsper pound: upon wools of the someclass.the value whereof at the last port or place whenceexported to the U.S.exclutlinir chargesinsuch port shall exceedtwclve cents or pound. the duty shall be 6 cents perpound: Provided.That any wool of the slicrp or hair of the alpaca. goat and other like anima s. which shall be imported in any other than the ordinary condition asnow and here toforo practiced or which shall be changed in its characteror condition. for the purpose of evadingthe duty or which shall bereducedin value by the admixture of dirt or any other foreignsubstance shall be subjecttopay twice the amountof duty to which it would otherwisebe subjected.anything in this act to the contrary notwithstanding: Provided fiirlher. That when wool of different qualities is importedin tbhye same bale.bag or package.it shall be “ppraised the appraiser.to determine the rate 0 t my to which it shall be subjected at the average aggregate value of the contents of t ic balc. bag or iacka c; and when bales of different qualities are embrace in the same invoice at thesnincpricc.where by the aver age price shall be reduced more than 10%. below the value of the bale of the best quality. the value of the whole shall be appraised according to the vnlucoftbo bale of the bestquality; andno balc. bag or packageshall be liable to alcss rateof duty in consequenceof beinzinvoiced With wool of lower value: And providedfurther. That the duty n on wool of the 1st class whichshall beimportedwasied shall be twicethe amount of duty to which it would besubjectedifimported unwashed. And that vthe iluty upon wool of all classes which shall be imported scouredshall be 3 timesthe amount of the duty to which itwould besubjectedifimported unwashed. On sheep skinsantlAnsora goat skins.rawor unmanufactured.importedwith the wool on.washedor unwashed. the duty shall be 30%.ad valorem; and on woolen rags shoddy.mango.waste and flocks, the duty shall be 12 centsper pound.