Mr. FESSENDEN. In line 65 I move to strikeout “75 ” and insert “50;” in life 66 to strike out “75 ” and insert “50;” in line 67 to strike out “and 50 cents” after “dollar;” in line 68 to strike out “and 50 cents” after “dollar;” and in line 70 to insert “five” after “ 30;” so as to make the clause read: On yarns of flax or hemp, single, or the tow of flax or hemp, single, valued at 50 cents or less per pound, 5 cents per pound; valued at over 50 cents and not over one dollar per pound, ten cents per pound; valued at over one dollar per pound, 15 centsper pound, and, in addition thereto, in eachcase, 35%. advalorem. The amendments to the amendment were agreed to. Section 7 of the substitute was next read, as follows: Sec. 7. Abife: That in lieu of the duties heretofore imposed by law on theimportation, of the articles hereinafter enumerated there shall be levied, collected, and paid the following duties and rates of duty, that is to say: Qn iron in pigs, 9 dollars per ton. Qn old metal scrap iron, 3 dollars per ton. On old wrought scrap iron, 8 dollars per ton: Provided, That nothing shall be deemedwrought or scrap iron which can be used as piles or billets in manufacture of iron. the On all iron in slabs, blooms, loops, or other forms, lleoss foinisphed tchaasntinbgasrs, oannedamndoreonaedvfoaunrctehdctehnatns ppiegr pound. On iron bars for railroads or inclined planes, made to order, ready to lay down, 70 cents per 100 pounds. On iron bars, rolled or hammered, comprising flat bars not lessthan oneand a inches wide, nor less than half aalfnmine crhmnoorremthoarne tfhoaunr 2 inches thick, one and one 4th cent per pound. On iron bars, rolled or hammered, comprising flat bars less than one and a half inch and more than 4 inches wide, and less than 1/2 of an inch and not less than 3 8ths of an inch thick, and on iron bars, rolled or hammered, more than 2 inches thick, one and 1/2 cent per pound. On all sizes of flats, rolled or hammered, less than 3 8ths of an inch in thickness and not thinner than No. 8, wire gauge, one and 3/4ths cent per pound. On iron bars or rods, round or square, not lessthan 7 8ths of or an inch, nor more than 2 inches or square, one and one 4th cent per poundi. On iron bars or rods less than7, 8ths of an inch round or square and more than 2 inches diameter or square and not less than 9 16ths of an inch round or square, one and 3 fo cent per pound. On bars or rods round or square, lessthan 9 16 ths of an inch diameter or square, and not less than 5 16ths of an inch diameter or square, 2 cents. pound. On rods less than 5 16ths of an inch diam eter or square, and not less than No. 9 wire guage, 2 and 1/2 centsper pound. On iron rods and wire rods, less than No. 9 wire guage, 2 and 1/2 cents per pound. On all sizes mail rods, slit or rolled, and on all slit iron, 2 and one 4th cents per pound. On all sizesof oval, half oval, and half round iron, 2 and one 4th cents per pound.. thOann Nalol. sizes hoop, band, and scroll, iron, thinner 8 and not thinner than No 14 wire guage, 2 and one 4th cents per, pound. On all sizes hoop, band, and scroll iron, thinner than No. 14 wire gauge, 2 and 3/4ths cents cents per pound: On all sizes of plate iron, not thinner than No. 10 gauge, one and 3/4ths cent per pound. On sheet or plate iron thinner than No. 10, and not onner than No. 18, wire gauge, 2 cents per pollind. On sheet or plate iron, thinner than No. 18 gauge, wire and not thinner than No. 22 wire gauge, 2 and one 4th cents per. On sheetor plate iron thinner than No. 22, and not thinner than No. 24wire gauge, 2 and a half cents per pound. On sheet or plate iron thinner than No. 24 wire , not including tagger's iron, 2 and 3 ourths centsper pound. On tagger's iron, not exceeding 14 inches in Qn all cast and shear steel in bars,ingots, sheets, slabs, plates, coils composedof rods or bars above tpharretes 8ths of an inch in diameter, axles, tire, and of machinery forgings, valued at 7 cents per pound or less, a duty of 4 gentsper pound. On all cast and shear steel, in bars,ingots, sheets, slabs, plates, coils, composed of rods or bars above ptharretse 8ths of an inch in diameter, axles, tire, and exceedoifngmachinery forgings, and steel wire rods 3 8ths of an inch in diameter, val ued at above 7 cents per pound, a duty of 4 and a half cents per pound, and, in addition thereto, ten%. advalorem... On steel rods, and steel wire rods not exceeding 3 8ths of an inch in diameter, and not less tthhraene oannedeaighhtahlfocfeanntsipnecrh pionunddia, manetderin, a addudtiytioonf thereto, ten%. advalorem; less than one aenigdh, th of an inch in diameter, 4 cents per pound, in addition thereto, ten%. advalorem. duOtyn osftfeiveel wceirnetsnpoetr pleosusntdh, aanndN, oin. la6d, dwiitrioengtahuegreet, oa, 20%. advalorem. On steel wire, lessor finer than. No.16 wire gauge, 6 cents per pound, and, in addition thereto, 20%. advalorem. On metal, converted, cast, or made from iron by the Bessemer or pneumatic process, of whatever ifnovrmoiceodr daesssetreipetl, ioonr, ieroxnce, potr roatihlwearwyisbea, rtsh, rewehectehnetrs per pound. On railway bars, made in whole or in part by the Bbaersss, einer, or pneumatic process, and steel railway made in whole or in part by any other process, 2 cents per pound. On ost stee car wheels, a duty of 3 cents per pound. Qn steel carriage springs, 6 cents per pound. On steel railway frogs, frog points, fish bars, side bars, splicc bars, cutter bars, finger bars, crowbars, and sledge molds, 3 and onehalf centsper pound. coOvenrcerdine orline e the arnwdishea, tnsitneeelc wenirtes, pfelarttpeonuendd,, wahnedt, hienr addition thereto, ten%. advalorem. Qn cross cut saws, 12 cents per lineal foot; on mill, pit, and drag saws, not over 9 inches woe, 15 etny cfeivnetscpenertslipneerallinfeoaolt; foote. r 9 inches wide, On all hand saws, not over 24 inches in length, $1 and, in addition thereto, 30%. advalorem; over 24 inches tinhelreentgo, thth, irttwyopdeorllars per dozen, and, in addition cent. advalorem. On all back saws not exceedingten inches in length, one dollar per dozen, and, in addition thereto, 30%. advalorem: over ten inches in length, $150 per dozen, and, in addition thereto, 30%. advalorem. On files, file blanks, rasps, and floats of every dewidth by 20 inches in length, 30%, adtorem. On glazed or polished sheet iron of all descriptions, 4 cents per pound. On iron hoops, cut to uniform length or lengths, fit for use, all sizesand descriptions, 3 and one 4th cents per pound. all iron rolled or hammered in shapes, and on iron known as angle iron, whether in forms of T, L, and H, or any other forms than round, square, or flat, not herein otherwise specified, 2 and 3/4ths cents per pound. On locomotive tire of iron, or bars rolled and cut for such uses, of whatever lengths, 3 cents per pound. On locomotive tire, or bars rolled for such uses, of steel, or of iron refined by the Bessemerprocess, 3 cents per pound. On railroad splice bars or chairs, punched or unpunched, 2 and one 4th cents per pound. On railway frogs, frog points, side bars, and finger bars of iron, 3 cents per pound. On iron wire, bright, coppered, galvanized, or tin ned, drawn and finished, not more, than one 4th of an inch in diameter nor less than. No. 16 auge, wire 3 centsper pound, and, in. per addition thereto, cent. advalorem; less in size than No. 16, and not less than No. 25wire gauge, 4 cents per pound, and, in valoren; addition thereto, 15%. adlessthan, No. 25 wire gauge, 5 cents per pound, and, in addition thereto, 15%. adorem. On iron or steel wire rope, made of wire over No. 16 wire gauge in size, 6 cents per pound; made o wire is in size than No. 16 and notics than No. 25, 7 cents per pound; made of wire less in size than No. 25wire gauge, 8s cents per pound: Provided, That iron wire rope, galvanized, shall o, one 4th of one cent per pound, in addition to the foregoing rates: And provided, That all iron wire covered wi silk, cotton, or other material shall pay 5 cents H. pound in addition to the rates of duty herein mposed on iron wire not covered. n On iron wire cloth, 40%. advalorem. wire spiral furniture springs, 5 cents per pound. On machinery forgings, mill irons and mill cranks, of wrought iron, and wrought iron pieces or parts, of any weight, for ships, steam engines, or locomotives, 2 cents per pound. On iron of any size or description not included, embraced, or enumerated in this act, one and 3/4ths cent per pound. On anchors, or parts thereof, 2 and one 4th cents per pound. On iron cables or cable chains, or parts thereof, 2 and 1/2 cents per pound: Provided, That no chains made of wire or rods of a diameter less than 1/2 of one inch shall be considered a chain cable. On chains, trace chains, halter chains, and fence chains, made of wire or rods not less than one 4th of an inch in diameter, 2 and 1/2 cents per pound; less than one 4th of an inch in diameter, and not less than No. 9 o: less wire gauge, 4 cents per t No. 9 wire gauge, 6 cents per pound. On anvils of all descriptions, 2 and 1/2 cents per pound. On blacksmiths' hammers, stone hammers, and sledges of all descriptions, wholly or partially finished, 2 and 1/2 cents per pound. On, wrought iron washers, nuts, bolts, or riyets, wholly or partially finished, of all descriptions, Food or unpunched, 2 and a half cents per pound. On wrought iron tubes and flues, of all descriptions, 3 and 1/2 cents per pound. beOdn scwrerwous, ght iron hinges of all descriptions, and 3 cents per pound. On galvanized iron, tin, plates galvanized, and iron coated with zinc, of all descriptions, 3 and 1/2 cents per pound. On wrought iron board nails and spikes, and nails made of wire, 3 eentsper pound. On horse and mule shoes, 2 gents per pound. On cut nails and spikes of all descriptions, one and a half cent per pound. On horse shoenails, all kinds, 5 centsper pound. On cut tacks, brads, or sprigs, not exceeding 16 ounses to the 1,000, 2 and a per 1,000; exceeding half cents 16 ounces to sand, the thou 3 cents per pound. On screws, commonly called woodscrews, 2 inches or over in length, 8 cents per pound; less than 2 inches in length, 11 cents per pound. On all other screws of iron, not herein enumerated, and on screws of any other metal than iron, 40%. adva On vesselsof cost iron, not herein otherwise proyided for, and on and irons, sad irons, tailors' and hatters' irons, stovesand stove plates of cast iron, one and 3/4ths cent per pound. On glazed, tinned, or enameled cast iron hollow ware, 4 and a half cents per pound. On tinned, and enameled wrought iron hollow ware, 6 and a half cents per pound. On cast iron steam gaswater pipe, one and 3/4th cent per pound. On cast iron buts and hinges, 2 and 1/2 cents per pound. On all other castings of iron, not herein otherwise provided for, 35%. advalorem. On all puddled and blistered steel, and on all steel other than cast ooshear steel, in bars, sheets, slabs, plates, coilso of rods or bars above 3 8ths of an inch in diameter, axles, tire, and parts of machinery forgings, a duty of 3 cents per pound. scription, not exceeding ten inches in length, 12 ' cents per pound, and, in addition thereto, 30%. advalorem; over ten, inches in length, 6 cents per pound, and, in addition thereto, 30%. advalorem. On squares of steel or iron, marked for measuring, 9 cents per pound, and, in addition thereto, 30%. advalorem. On needles of ting, and crochetianlgl, ktinhdirstyfopresrecwenint.g, addavrnalionrge, mk;noint needles for knitting or sewing machines, one dollar per 1,000, and, in addition thereto, 35%. advalorem. On table cutlery, valued at not over 5 dollars per gross, 40%; advalorem. On table cutlery, with other than ivory, pearl, or metal handles, valued at over 5 dollars per gross, 45% advalorem. On butcher knives, cooks', and shoe knives, and spatulas and palettes, 45%. advalorem. On cutlery of lery, not hereinalol thkienrdwsi, senoptroinvcidlueddinfgorp, ofcokrteyt fcivuet%. advalorem. go cket knives and Post cutlery of all kinds, 55%. advalorem. l oOrennts.words and sword blades, 50%. adva On planters' or other hoes, wholly or in part of steel or iron, $1 5oper dozen. 0n steelskates, costing 20 cents or 8 cents per pair; costing over 20 sscpeenrts papier, r pair, 45%. advalorem. On padlocks and currycombs of every description, and of whatever material composed, 15 centsper dozen, and, in addition thereto, 45%. advalorem. Qn chest, drawer, till, cupboard, trunk, and wardrobe locks of every description, and on, door and shutterbolts and wrought iron drawer handles, 40 5%. advalorem. On hardware, tools, implements, carpenters' tools, yices, braces, bitts, fire tongs, and shovels, house building hardware not otherwise herein provided for; sheaves, scales, instruments for surgical and med ical uses, and all like finished articles of steelwholly or in part, or of iron, brass, copper, or other metal, and whether washed, plated, or gilt, 45%. advalorem. On all harness and saddlery hardware, 45%. advalorem. On muskets, rifles, fowling pieces, pistols, and all otOhenrafilrlem aarcmhsin, 40 c of mivepopseerdgent. advalorem. in part of iron or steel for the manufacture of flax or hemp, and for the manufacture of combing wools or worsted, silk and worsted, 20%. advalorem. All machinery for other purposes, composed in part of iron or steel, or of any other metal or material, complete or in parts, 45%, advalorem: On steel in any form, and on manufactures of of every description not otherwise herein provsidteeedl for, 50%. advalorem. On trays and waiters, and all other, articles of japanned, gilt, or piated ware, not herein otherwise provided for, 50%. advalorem: Qn machine cards, or card clothing, for use in ering carding engines, cov: or parts of thesame, composed of leather and wire, or cloth and wire, whether the cloth be composedwholly of wool, flax, or cotton, or of the same materials mixed with India rubber, or combined with each other, and India rubber in any way, 40%. advalorem.