New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
INTERNAL REVENCE.
Decisions by shc Csmmissiencr

Ta,Arn, Drr.rsssr, oyrcs ov IsrsEsn Rr,rsgs}
November 4. 1862. !
SIR: Your letter Of the 3lst ultmo. making in
quiry about tne monthly abstract has beon received
II intended IN ths ab"Isc that the gross totals Of the
stre district shall be entered under each specific head
lice only snd that th, blank 5oos form shall DO retained
TO the ohcs thy.
the monthly its conaiaus tho monthly retains Of
f.cuies aud ohs hs be made out before the 2O,h
iosd that the annual ts would hsve beon compe,ed
by that tim, but n 1. found that tho monthly sse,sueat Of
manufacturer. aud Others be retained TO the Collector
this oce before tho ssnus M that course should bs
adopted
Ifhs return. for September any future month de-
heye the deficiency should os supplied when tho returns
ioi the ncIt month arc made.
rha. l.. II you can get no return from mssufacturer for
September uni your list 1. complete ard you
viii Include his rearn. both for aud October in
tho next return to the Collector ard to this Office.
'''SS (. .'fTE:ssTTqEE' Actin. commi..iou.r.
HosER fRAsKLis, ESQ, Assessor, Ninth Dist, ~ Y
TH.AsrEr DErAArAxSr OTroE INTERNAL RsyKsux,
SR a letter hss been received at this office,
under date Of st inst from The Assessor Of the Fh District
of NsvJ..ey stating that he hss required eethes TO take
out license, dealers ia guors In al whese the. s.
their hGuors
The Assessor further ssao. however tha, III. rsc6er,
om that pursued by the Assessors g. Yot Who they
cay. allow reotihen to sel under rec liar. hce'e.
New York and viii thank to call the attention OF th.
other A.e.sor. 70 H. Ia order ha, tie practice II found
",
C. v LsTEE. Acting Conimi.,ionsr
HosEa fKiNStIs esq, Assotsor hntn Dstlict. n. T.
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AMYsrEGr REVEALED III TWO Fourth WARD
Police SIRoEASrs.-On board the u. 5. gunboat
Baron Dc Kslb, lying OF Memphis, on the 9th Of
September, was an iron safe containing the sum Of
a. COO the proceeds Of sales of damaged cotton taken
from the wrecks of gunboats under Beauregard and
Thompson During the night Of that date the safe
went anissing with its contents. The money had
been taken out aud the safe tossed overheard. Sus
picon at lighted upon the officers who were on
the night watches, which resulted in their dshonor
able discharge from the Navy, and their mprson-
nent in tho jail TO await investigation OF the case.
Meantime, an account OF the robbery reached the
authorities in this city. Shortly afterwards sea-
f,rng man, who had been away from home but q
short time returned laden with treasure, having be-
come suddenly rich IN some inexpcabe manner.
Sergeants Rode and Delaney OF the Fourth Precinct,
had their attentions called to this man, aud they
made his acquaintance. They soon discovered that
he had no very flattering revelation to mako as to
the iaoiu, operandi Of his riches and they arrested
him on suspicion. As IA he became prisoner he
told the story Of the robbery on board the Baron de
Kalb, in which he, James C.. Kincsid, aud another
seaman named Henry Cohen only were concerned.
At this time they recovered 1910 Of the stolen
money. After consulting with Mr. Kennedy on the
subject, tho two Sergeants Set ou! Tor hismphis on
the 18th Of October, taking with them their prisoner
At Memphis, they learned that the Baron de Kalb
had gone down tr. Cairo. Upon reaching Cairo they
boarded the ginboat, ard staied their mission to
Captain Johv sou. Hero they succeeded in arrestina
Cohen, frvm whom they recovered the sum o
t3465. yioth the prisoners were handed over y
tho M rshaI OF Cairo, and the money brou a
GA w tLs officers ~ Nsw-IorA, land ,ace