New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
nEATnS In UOSPlTAI..
The fcIlowing aea.hs haye occurred since oar Ia.t
lnhlication
TO tho Associated Press.

TO the Associated Press
WASHINGTON Thurslsy Sept 25 1852
IMPORTANT IN REGARD TO PosTAGI.-sTAMPs.
The Post-Ofce Department has received Dforms-
ton from various eources that certain persons per
sisienly divert postage-stanps from their legitimate
purpose ly circulating them IN packages. together
with Cancelled stamps, as currency. Owing to tins
use Of stamps the Department j. embarrassed in the
supply for mail purposes Tie Puoiic, therefore,
re interested in dsoounienaIcng their circulation
"a currency. In all cases Of infracion Of the law
coming TO the knowledge Of the Posi-Ohrce Depart
meDt the parties viii be prosecuted, it is grave
odeuse This Of course, has no connection with the
specially desigrared stamp currency.
VICE-CONsUL TO sAXONY.
The President has recognized Leopold schmidt ne
Vice. Consul OF SaAouy at New-Yorh, and c. f..
Adae a. Consul oftbe Grand Duchy Of M,cklouJuFs-
Schwerin ut Cincinnati.
RELEASE OF GEN. PRINCE AND oTIlTR OffiCERs
BY THE REBEL GOVERNMENT.
Gen. Prince and other officers recently captured
from tie army Of MsjorGen. Pope, have been
released by the Rebel Government. and will Sriye
al Annapolis this evening.
THE iNDIAS TROUBLES IN MINNESOTA.
Infosmstion has been received from the CONNIE
soDer Of Indian Affairs stating that the difficulties
with the Cbiprewas IN Minnr.ota have been al
iusied; but he is fearful the troubles with the Sioux
10 the same State have only just commenced and
lhat they viii be II long continuance.
DECISION RESPECTING RETAIL DEALERS.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has De-
cded upon inquiry, that person whose oceupa.
ton il tha, Of retail dealer may under bis license,
sell by the piece, or original package, to customer,
but II he sell by the piece or original package 10
thoee who sell again, he is liable ~ Wholesale
dealer.
THE STORAGE or COAL OIL.
The following regulations bave been unde IN -
gard TO Bonded Warehouses for the storage II Coal
Oil: The owner or owuers Of any coal OIL distlery
may erect at biz or their own eXpcnse a warehouse
# materials TO be approved by the Collector Of ,he
Disirjct Said warehouse, when approved by The
Collector is hereby declared II Bonded Warehouse
Of The United States, and shall be used only fer
storing coal OIL and to be- under the custody OF the
Collector or BIS Deputy, and the duty Oh the oil
stored in such warehouses shall be paid wien and ~
il il sold OF removed from such warehouse Tor bale.
ORDERED on DUTY.
Lieut.. A. n. Mitchell has been ordered 70 The
steamer Pocshontas.
Acting Assistant Paymasier John G.. L. Strong las
been ordered to the mortar hoIlla at Washington.
Acting Assistant PayDssieT Merritt las been Dr.
iered 10 the mortar hot.llg at Baltimore.
ORDERED HOME.
Lieut.. Com. Pierce CrO-by has been detached rom
the command of the Penon, and ordered 70 return
home.
uow LETTERS TO TIiE NAVY SHOULD. b.
ADDRESSED.
Letters addressed 10 persons Oh board any vessel
in the navy shonld BE- directed 10 the care Of tho
Nayy Department, whence they will 10 forwarded
bv the first mail 20 The squatron TO which the vessel
il attached; otherwise the letter. remsining ia the
Office where mailed for the time prescribed by law,
!, forwarded to the deadletter Office aud from there
is sent 10 the Navy Department, thus causing great
DELAY before it can reach the person addressed.
postmasters receiving letters directed to any naval
vessel. without the posl-oilice Of the squadron
added should forward them Immediately 70 the
Navy Derartmcut which, of course, is always adj
vi,ed Of the station Of each vessel
THE BOUNTY TO WIDOWS AND HEIRS.
Widows and other heirs OF deceased soldiers VINO
arc entitled 10 the 800 bounty granted by The Act Of
Iuly 2ld. 1862 should know, that III order TO Obtain
il. they must make written Application for II to
Hon. r. G. French, second Auditor Of The Treasury