New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

never taken any ofica action with reference to biz
remark about surrenderinq to the enemy. lie die
not consider the proposition misbehavior In tn,
presence of the enemy, but thought it was an i'm
proper proposition for Gen. Martindale to make.
Lieuf. Col j. T. Locke the only other witness to
day. said he was on Gen. Poters staffJuy LIST and ID
and in his company. lie accompanied Gen. Martin
dale to Harrisons Landing, and left him at TIE CAM
of the 18th Massachusetts Regiment.
ILLNESS OF GEN. KING.
Gen. Rufus King fell on the Treasury portico thil
afternoon, in an epileptc fit. He was carried int
Gen. Spinners room, where he coon recovered.
PERSONAL.
Ex-Gov. Newell Of New Jersey, IL here.
| INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS.
Eight millions ifty.n thousand six hundred and
ffty-nne internal revenue stamps, Of which
3Sl 500 are for bank checks, were distributed dur
ing the week, ending lsst Friday. This apparently
large supply seems, however, to produce no i'm
preston upon the demand.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS APPOINTED.
The Commissioner of Pensions has appointed the
following medical examiners since our last publ
cation; Jas. i. Wilson, Wilmington, DEL. Isaac
jump, Dover, DEL; Benjamin s. Wort, II. Fort
Wayne, Indiana.
REBEL PRISONERS.
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corps to-day.
Twelve Rebel prisoners were sent from the old
capitol to-day to be exchanged.
DIVISION INSPECTION.
Gen. Sickless, formerly Fighting Joe Hooker's,
Division lie to DO inspected tomorrow afternoon by
Gems. Banks and Heintzelman
ARREST OF AN EDITOR.
Geo. w. Wilson, editor of The Marlborough Md
Gazette, is in prison here. lie is charged with pub
shipgan article calculated to interference with
the draft in Prince Georges County.
DEATHS IN HOSPITAL.
The following deaths have occurred in the Wash.
ngton hospitals since our last publications.
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MARSHAL OF TIE NORTHERN DISTRICT NEW
YORK.
The President has appointed the Hon. Andrew B.
Dickinson to be Marshal of the Northern District Of
New-York.
MINISTER TO NICARAGUA.
The Hon. Thomas II. Clay Of Kentucky, has
been appointed Minister Resident to Nicaragua, in
place of Mr.. Dickinson.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander Balch has been ordered by the Navy
Department TO the PGwnee.
Capt. ellis has been ordered to the steam-sloop
Ossipee.
Lieut.. Commander ellis has been ordered to the
steamer Commodore Perry.
Lieut.. Commander Bacon has been ordered to the
steamer Commodore McDonongh.
THE CASE OF CAPT. HENRIQUEs.
There seems 10 have been an error n the announce.
meut that Capt. Joseph Henriques Of the lth New.
York Regiment was dismissed the service, be has
in his possession an order through Gen. Wool show
ing that his resignation was accepted and he honor
ably discharged in consequence Of physical disability.
The non-commissoned officers and privates of his
company have transmitted to him testimonial GER
titled by the Lieutenant, expressing their high APP
probation Of him as q brave and accomplished SOL
der, officer, and gentleman.
NOTICE TO ALIENS.
EXECUTIVE M,SaoS WASHINGTON, Oct. 90, 1862.
1t lie hereby ordered that all persons who may
have actually been drafted into the militia service Of the
United States and who may claim exemption account Of
asusge will make application therefor directly to the De-
par,msn of State, their respective Ministers or Conul'
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President WIN. II. SEWARD.
Secretary OF State.
WAR DEPARTMENT WARRINGTON, Oct 20, 1861.
Pursuant to the above order, the proper officers
are report to the Department OF State the cases to
which the order refers.
EDWIN ~ STANTON. Secretary Of War.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISIONS.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has made
tie following decisions:
First. In regard to tho manufacture OF alcohol
from whisky distilled and removed from the place
of manufacture prior to Sept LIST Alcohol manuiac-
tured from whisky distedprior to Sept. lst and on
which a tax has not been paid, will be subject to
duty of 3 per cent ad valorem.
Second: In regard TO aucti0neers. regulating
licensed aucioneer can sell in his own store the
goods OF any dealer but he cannot sell tie goods,
wares ETC.. of an unlicensed dealer, who Is subject
TO license tax vt his he dealers place Of business,
without being subject to the penalty, An anctioneer
can cell such goods not usually included III tne
stock of Dealers wherever such goods may De
situated, without taking special license therefor
Tnird lnterpolated section seventy'seven, IN
relation to carriages biardtables, and plate. Sec
ton seyenty-seven, ia speaking Of any person
owning, possessing, or keeping any carriage, yacht
or biliard-table s to be Interpreted as referringo
three different classes Of owners viz Such as pos
sess any carriage, and as a second class such as
nosses, any Yacht, and us third class such as pos
sess any billiard table. There is nothing in the
wording of the law referring to plate that would
lead TO the inference that the tax upon 1t is to be
made contingent upon the keeping OF carriage,
yacht, or billiard.tabe.
Suffolk Park (PhiladeIphia) Races.