New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
on its arrival at the different naval stations, from de
tant vessels and naval depois
DECISIONS BY THE COMMISSIONER OF INTER
MAJ. REYENuE.
The following decisions have been made by the

DECISIONS BY THE COMMISSIONER OF INTER
NAL REVENUE.
| The following decisions have been made by the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue:
Distilled spirits may BE- removed from The place Of uanufac
tuTe for the purpDse Of being exported OF Tor -
shall have been sscrrfnned by inspection according 20 the pro
NsiIns OF e EAe''e iaH upon AM 49, |
OF he collector Zee banS No. 81 @. iA" Di'lI' .
payment Of the tax thereon previous 20 roh removal tc
thereof having hst gwen boids u4om No ~ y VI
United stites WIN sufficient anfete' w ~ ~, cn ~
amount OF said duty export ssd pit. or GIL or psy ne
duties thereon within period rot exceeding " days f'" Tue
This bond be given BY tie Of the spirit or el
whether distilled " otherwie aud mat be excnied 70 tH
seseton Of the Collector before the piFit or oil re moved
tom the pseHi,,s where GisilAel or manufactured Nhs
bond for e,nor, has been given and santid the
spirits oil may be ,poed fo the specified port thoOt
the yenn of Tie Collector under tie eAci'e laws OF
| such port.
Collectors uay grant permits producers OF coal oil not
refined and known di.iile; 20 remove 'u3h dsuiete
the place OF production FOR tho papo'c OF refining the
same elsewhere upon eoncon Not we rioGuo't or
first give bonds TO the satiiCon OF me tofco 81 thn ~
Tic. where the same s Produced that tue dslic -hnl De
refined and the duty thereon Id to the Collector Of
tie District where The shall be refined provided how
over ihal tho OIL hen refined be bonded for cspoua
ton under tho regulations elsig 10 TIE expectation u coal
2 I,hai be the duty OF Collectors and Deru,y Collectors
before granting permit Ton he removal Of di'a'c 20 ene
the containing tie TO be marked IN such snner
accurate de,cptcn Of uc make End copy Of the permit,
shall he Transmitted % the Collector 81 lao dsit TO when
iht Glsi4.4ast j. - ne 4fi moved
ARRIVAL or RELEASED PRISONERS.
Gems. Thomas l.. Crtrenden and Premise and
other released prisoners arrived here to-day from the
West.
NAVAL OFFICERS DETACHED.
Commander Patterson has been detached from Che
Chocurs. aud Commander Fizhugl from the Cyine
DROPPED FROM THE ROLLS oP THE NAVY.
Third Assistant Engineer James Millio Of tho U.
s. steamer Delaware, having been absent without
leave since Tie jb inst. has been dropped from the
rolls Of the navy a. dcsertor.
CAPTURE or GovERNMENT MAI.
Second Assistant Postmaster Mcclellan has
received telegram, dated to-day, from the Post
master at Cairo, stating that the mail steamer Hazel
Dell was seized by gueirilas a, CGseyyillc, Ky,
lho mil taken, and the nail agent lDuncan) taken
prisoner. and hat tho mail. on the route from Evans
vile, Ind, to Cairo, H., viii lie Withheld on the
Kentucky shore about Smithland, n.y., till matters
become more quiet.
CTS. WnBRrDGE's DrCITNsIoy.
Tie friends Of Gen. Walbndgo OF New.York
regret that lie declines 10 DO a candidate for Con-
gree.
TIE LATE REFILL RAID.
A letter has been received from Gov. Curtin, IN
which II il stated be has been Informed on good
authority tba, tic Cenera- in command Of troop. al
Hngertown knew the Rcbcls had crossed The
border.
AT 10 O'Clock ON Friiiy morning, % miles by rail
from Chambcrsharg were IN our possession, and
like distance by good road, and the Rebcs DID not
leave Chambsrburg until o'clock on Saturday
morning 81 TINT the whole force oonld have been
captured and The people Of Pennsylvania 'avsd from
tic dirprsoe cast upon them.
The Governor desires r thorough iuyes'ignion ard
tie military Authorities have already ordered AL
investigation to he made. In the meanwhile Gov.
Curtin il taking active measurcsi 10 pro,seiihe border
from any further Rebel u.ij.