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CUSTOMS' SALES.—DELIVERY OF TOBACCO.--The
Board of Customs having had under their consideratiO
a communication from the Commissioners of Excise'
suggesting, with a view to the greater security of t
revenue, that in cases where leaf tobacco is purchasei
at customs sales, the goods should be delivered to lions!"
manufacturers only, due notice to this effect being Itti
serted in the conditions contained in the cataloguefe
sale, orders have been issued to the principals of I'd
several departments in London, and the collectors an
controllers of the Customs at the various outPrr-
throughout the United Kingdom, to take care that In
future the suggestions of the Excise Board be duly qr.
vied into effect. This regulation is of very consideraT;
importance, and should be generally known by till
numerous parties who will be affected thereby. It 11.0
be seen that this exclusion of delivery except to certta
parties does not extend to.cigars and manufactured t°'
bacco, but is confined to leaf tobacco, or tobacco in an
f
untnanufacture,,d state, imported for the purpose c'
manufacture in this country, the delivery of wrbigll'lt
appears, is to be in future confined to parties duly
licensed by the Excise authorities for the express Per'
pose.

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FATAL CASUALTIES AT SEA'
Letters have been received from Lisbon, reporting the
entire loss by fire of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam
Navigation Company's coal depot in that harbour, which
unfortunately was attended with loss of life. It wag 5,
ship called the San Domingo. The fire when discovered
appeared to be kindling in the forepart of the ship, and
immediately on the alarm being raised the ships of war
lying in the harbour sent every possible assistance to th.e.
burning vessel. The flames, however, still increasing,
was deemed prudent to fire several shots into her hub'
with a view of scuttling her. On that operation being
com::2en.ced her cables were slipped, and every effort
was made to haul her closer to the shore, in the bore
that she wouid sink in shallow water. ILTnfortuneellt
in her course she i;:ok the shore and was burnt to the
water's edge. One of iii'ic crew fell down the main hold,
and before he could be extricated is o was burnt to cleath,
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She had on board 700 tons of coal, A portion of which
are expected to be saved. fine
The same communication reports thl loss °' 'fro
American steamer, the Genie, while on a vassage
St. Jago da Cuba to Batabano, by which twelve of .e.
crew and two passengers met their death. He!'l°!l 6
reported to have occurred through one of her ixwe'
exploding.