The tapered glass capillaries have been widely used in physics, biology, materials. Currently, the transmission features of ions through the insulating tapered glass capillary are mainly focused on the interaction between positive ions and tapered glass capillaries, However the study on the transmission process of negative ions in tapered glass capillary is scarcely. In the present study, we have measured the transmission properties, such as the two-dimensional spectral distribution, the relatively transmission rate, the centroid angles, the charge state purity and the FWHM of the transmitted particles, of 16keV C<sup>-</sup> ions transmitted through the tapered glass capillary. As the tapered glass capillary tilt angle is equal to 0°, the transmitted particles are composed of three components, the Core, the C<sup>-</sup>of Halo and the C<sup>0</sup> of Halo. As the tilt angle is small (0°-1°), the transmitted particles are composed of three components, the Core, the C<sup>-</sup> and the C<sup>0</sup>. As the tilt angle is large (>1°), there is no Core region, the transmitted particles are composed of two components, the C<sup>-</sup> and the C<sup>0</sup>. No matter how the tilt angle changes, the centroid angles of Core are always along the direction of the incident ions, independent of thee tilt angels. And the centroid angles of transmitted C<sup>-</sup> and C<sup>0</sup> are always along the direction of the capillary axis. The transmission process of 16 keV C<sup>-</sup>ions in tapered glass capillary with different tilting angles is qualitatively analyzed. When the tilting angle is small (0°-1°), the C<sup>-</sup>ions are directly traveling straight through the back cone hole of tapered glass capillary, which are mainly composed of C<sup>-</sup>ions. When the tilt angle is large (>1°), the C<sup>-</sup>ions are not able to be directly traveling straight through the back cone hole of the tapered glass capillary, and the Core region does not appear. Due to the guiding effect of the negative charges deposited on inner wall of tapered glass capillary, the transmitted C<sup>-</sup> ions are located around the direction of the capillary axis. The tapered glass capillary have focusing effect on the incident ions. This experiment fills the lack of the studies of low-energy negative ions transmitted through tapered capillary and helps to strengthen the understanding of the transmission process of low-energy ions transmitted through tapered capillary.