The New York herald., 1862-10-16
DECISIONS OF rnr TAX COMMISSIONERS.

wing cccisons have boen made BY th'
con'o,.son,rs. .. Internal Revenue
n,.,,,sd sDr,ts my be removed from tho place o.
,,.a,..s, O. the%ufpose Of beng exported or ro-ais
..,,.s - a refined coal oil may be removed soi
~. :, ted, after the quantity Of oA O
spirits so removed shall have ~ ,rroiso law upor
ton, according to the provisions ,s collector lse,
and with tho written perm Ission Of - of the 1.
blank No. 3l) Of the district, without pey ,oo
thereon previous 10 such removal. tho oSLA ,'
having first given bonds (fron No. SCI 10 the :,
States, With sufficient suGetes in easl 6cube 80
amount Of said duty to export said spirits or Oh
or pay the duties thereon within period not cxcee 6
ninety days from me date Of said bond This bend must
be given by the OF The spirits oil whether dis
titled otherwise and must be executed &c the satsac
tion OF the Collector before tho spirit oil is removed
from tho premises where distilled manufactured
When bond Tor export has been given ana permit
has been granted the spirits oil may be exported from
the specified port without the ntesvep'i0n u 'e wi
lec,cr, under the excise law Of such port.
EU1-Colcctors may grant permits 10 producers Oh
coal oil not refined, and known distiaie, to re-
move such distllae from the place Of production for
the purpose OF refining the elsewhere, upon
condition that tho producer first give bonds TO
th satisfaction or the collector OF the district where Tie
is produced that tho dstiate shall be refined and
the tax duty thereon paid TO tho collector Of the dis
rict where the shall he refined provided however,
that the oil when refined may be bonded for expectation,
under tho regulations relating the expectation Of coa
oil.
Secnd-It shall be the duty Of collectors and deputy
collectors before granting permit the removal OF
distate to the casks containing the TO be
marked IL such manner that they may be identified, and
tn permit shall contain accurate description OF such
n.sks. and copy OF the pcrm snal bo transmitted to
tie collector or tho district which the dstiate IS to
l;o removed
l.aIoNsTRANGE AGAINST THE USE OF CATHOLIC ~
sflTuriONs For HOSPITALS.
petition is IN circulation among the Catholic o,Iccrs
OF the army making serious rmonsta,oas against the
for hospitals oc Catholic churches and other buildings
occupied by the religious oders of tist denomination
The nstrancc is occasioAed by o occupation Of
nunnory Il Frederick, Nd, hospital; and it claims
that such buildings actually private residences and
that tho inmates ncony by being turned
out Of their homes than ordinary iamies and less cara
bic Of seeking asylum elsewhere. The petition is to
be presented the President with The hope that he will
direct the restitution OF the buildings thus occupied the
religious orders that have hoen elected
AN ALLEGED IMPosrEu ARREsTED.
Or. Thomas 7, Ellis. who has been here for some
mouths, wearing the uniform Of brigade surgeon and
representing himself medca Inspector of tho army,
has held any commission OF any kind whatever but has
played bold game in wearing the UNIFORM to which he
entitled and has imposed upon number Of pro-
minent medical officers He Is charged with having
forged and signed certificates of discharge for soldiers in
the OF general officers also with having received
fees for procuring such discharges IT Is said that
hundred OF these bogus discharges have boon issued
by Ellis.
THE TREASURY EXTENSION.
Mr. Yourg, architect, is no longer in charge OF the
Treasury extenzon but there is departure from the
external architectural design of the east 'front.'
structcd under bis direction
PKoNATIoN IN TUE ARMY.
Coouel F. p. Scammon, OF tho Forty third Ohio regi
ment has been appointed brgadior general for gallant
services at tho battle Of South Mountain, -~--