The Secretary read the 1st section of the bill, as follows: inTlhieaut offrom and after the lst day of August. 1806. the duties now imposed by law on the articles mentioned and embracedin this section.there shall be levied. collected. ande‘paid.on a llgoods. wares and merchandiseimport fromforeigncountries. the dutieshereafter provided.namely: 0n cigars. cigarettes and cherootsof all kinds. $2:3oper pound and in addition thereto. 50 percaennyt.cigmalrosu. loresi: and noItarefor the box in which he cheroois.oi picarettes are packed shall allowed in ascertainingthe weight: Prooided. That paper cigars and cigarettes. including wraip meprso.ssehdaullpboenscu igbajerest: toAnthdepsroaomreddeudtfiucsrtnhsearr.e herein That on and after the lstday of August. 1866.no cigars shall be imported nule the someare packed in boxes of not more than 500 ‘cigars in each box: and no entrypf any imported cigars shal lbe allowed on foreign quantity than 3,000in asingleprick nndall cigarson importationshall be placedin public storeor bonded warehouse and sha I not be removed therefrom until the same shall have been in: ted and a stampn thxedto eachbox indicating Irnectaryins ction. with thodato thereof. And the SecyTreasury is hereby authorized to provide the requisite stamps and to make all necessary regulations for carrying the above provisions of law into effect. On cotton. 3 centsperpound. On all compoundsor preparations of which distilled spirit; is a oemponnntpnrtofehicfvalue.there shall belevied a duty of not lessthan that imposed upon distilled pints: Provided. That brandy and other spirituous liquors maybe importedin casksor other pan is of any capacity not less than 30 gallons: an that winein ottles may be imported in xos containing not less than onedozenbottles of not more than one guart each: and wine. brandy or other spirituous li nors imported into the U.S and shippe after the 1st day of October. 1866 in any less quantityIthan herein provided for shall beforfeitedto the U.S.