The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-29 00:00:00

MBER.

liglinton Hunt 6, 7
Liverpool
Shrewsbury ...., l5, 16

STEEPLECHASE FIXTURES.

JULY,

Kingsbury.
OCTOBEIL

Bromley

~.7 1 West Drayton 2l, 22

NOVEMBER.

Worcester 2,3, 4 I Shrewsbury 16,
Harrow 2 3 Lemuingtori Hunt ..„23
Lverpool 9, 10, 11, 12 I

COURSING FIXTURES.

AUGUST.

St. Albans..

OCTOBER.

Ancaster and Willoughby, Lincolushire 5, G.
Oriziesby .19, &c.
Huntingdon Club.. 26, 27

THE PA/US BOURSE-(7HIS DAY)

PARIS, May 29.—According to Reuter's telegram,
the Throe per Cent. Rentes were 71f. 53c.

AIIL BOLT 117 EL L'S /NS TRUCTI ONS FOR

T.JX/A G FOR EIGN CAPIT.4L.

WAsnEcciToN, May 11.

A later of instructiin has been issued by th e
S.:eretary of the Treasury to Internal Revenue
fiieers, relative to the tax on foreign capital, and
presenting the following additional regulations re -
I.ttive to taxes paid to tip?, Government from divi-
&!,:!s, intk.resr, or pro is due to non-rosi
aliens j rior to 111.trch 10, 18'33, reg.tirilig tits
annoxed addition to that herzio7ore

required :
First -The atillavit of the non-resident setting forth
his pr,sclit i lace of residenoe, a!so hi 3 alienage and pl tee
o residohce at the time when the taxes iu I ia:%tion were
withheld, and that he is the identical person entitled to
receive she amount FO withheld; also specifying the
amount which he, or the bank, company, or corporation,
is entitled to have refunded.
Second -Au affil,,vit of a creditable person that he is
well acquainted with such non-resident alien, and knows
him to be the person described, and to have been a non-
resident alien as claimed.
Third-The officer before whom these affidavits are
verified must certify that he knows the persons so verify-
ing before him to be creditable persons.
Fourth—A certificate of the Consul or Consular Agent,
and other official representatives of the United States in
the country in which the affidavits are made, that the
attestations to such affidavits are genuine, and made in
accordance with the form of the law by duly authorized
officers.
Fifth-When application is made by a bank company
or corporation, satisfactory proof will be required of the
fact that that bank, dm., has been paid to a non-resident
alien, or his legal representative, the sum withheld from
him, under section 120 or section 122 of the Act of Junr',
30, 1864.
Sixth -When application is made directly to the Com-
missioner of Internal Revenue by a non-resident alien,
he will be required to prove that by the insolvency of the
bank, company, or corporation by which the amount of
tax was withhe:d, or other sufficient cause, he is unable
to obtain payment front such bank, company, or corp -
rati n.

Seventh - In all such cases evidence of receipt of tho
money by the United States required by existing regula-
lions on the subject of refunding must ba furnished. 1a
case of the death of a non-resident alien, the facts relating
to him herein above required to be verified by his own
affidavit shall be established by the affidavit of the legal
representative of the estate of the deceased or other credi-
ble person cognizant of the facts of the case, with the same
corroborative evidence as is above required.

.11.1.1RKE7 S-2 MS DAY.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
May 29.—Sales probably 10,000 bales. The market
held firmly.

'''''Aldershot Flat Races are fixed for July 2 and 3.
Bianca (3 yrs) has been renamed " Dotherly Barwise."
Major Stepylton's Meliora, by Optimist out of Christina
(4 yrs), is dead.
Colonel J. 11. Grover, United States Consul to
Ancona, arrived at Liverpool last Wednesday in the city
of London, and leaves England to-day en route to take up
his appointment in Italy.
Mr. Elihu Burritt, American Consul at Birming-
ham, has been presented with a copy of Shakespeare's
works, and a complimentary address on his approachin
return to America.

Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clotilde re-
ceived Mr. Washburne, the New American Minister, on
Wednesday, and was received at the Tuileries on Thurs-
day, when Mr. Washburn') expressed the friendly feeling
of the United States towards France, which was cordially
responded to by the Emperor.
Mrs. Stanton thinks woman's dress of the day
superlatively ridiculous. The idea that a woman is made
like a churn on castors is fast passing away, and she will
soon honour the bifurcated garments as many girls now
do at the gymnasium and skating pond.
Miss H. E. Bailey, while personating "Juliet,"
at, the Academy of Music, Buffalo, May 10, accidentally
caught her dagger in the folds of hor dress, penetrating
below the left breast, striking a rib, and breaking off the
point of the dagger. The wound is serious, but not dan-
gerous. A probe failed to reach the piece left in her
body.
Mrs. Salie Elizabeth Lincoln, widow of Thomas
Lincoln and stepmother of Prosilent Lincoln, end by
whoui he was principally reared, bis own mother having
died when he was veryyoung, died in Coles county, Illinois,
April 19, at a vary advanced age. "Mrs. Lincoln, says
the Decatur Magnet, "had for many, years resided with
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country village of Farmington. She was much devoted
to her illustrious stepson, and took as deep a pride and
interest in his rise to tame and fortune as his own mother
could have done. it is said that she never spoke of him,
sfuep his tragic death without tears, sad the nation or the
world had no more sueere mourner over his fall than she."
Several leading members of Congress are now on.
their way to England, or will soon sail from New York.
Senator Chandler loft by the City of Brooklyn on May 22d.
General-Schenck, Chairman of the Committee of Ways
and Means of the House, Hon. E. C. Ingersoll, and others,
will sail early in June. Senator Morton, of Indiana, will
sdi as soon as practicable after the delivery of his oration
at Gettysburgh on July 4th.
Governor Curtin,, Minister to Rass'a, has taken
pl.ices for Ifmself and-family in the North German:Lloyd
steamer of June 17th. Ile will remain a fow weeks in
Germany before taking charge of the Legation. Mr.
Coffey, his Secretary, will accompany Governor Curtin
and family.