New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

nre to have the r,e ps,nas of the manufactures and
importer or cou,ignee, the place oi uanniac,u,e ud
the port OF exportat,on, promi emily and ieg'oy
affixed. II, examina ion, liquors are ouio W 20
aduiiersied, they are no. 70 pass tbe Cu0VV'
lionse, uul ss a ter a re-r xamipaiion OF @'T'v
anal iical character, at the Instance OF the '"i
porter or con,ignee, it be declared that 'ney
may he properly and safely used as MEDICINE OF
beverage. This Jetxamina ion If to he aI tue eA-
pense OF the coasignee, a. must made oy an ANN
ytra chemist Of established reputation, nanied oy
the Collector, whose report Il To be made uhoeI
oath. II the chemist confirms the Examiner rePo..
against the liquor, The importer may re-@Apon u
within six months or it ehall he forfeited ana de
stwyed the owner TO pay the same charges as II re-
exported. The Examiners to stamp packages
"pure" or "impurc," If requested, and TO
be PAID by the owner. A fee imposed
by the Collector. Any officer of the Customs who
aids or abets frands in passing adul Grated liquors
shall be removed from Office, inoapac taied from
holding any in future in the Customs and hned from
500 10 5000. Any person willfully importing
adultera,ed liquors, sdulreraiipg them after their
passage through the Custonlliou>e, selh0S the iu.
pure ~ pure or altering the ex 'nner5 mark, shall
be fined from $500 TO s5O OO0 and imprisoned not ex'
ceediDg five years.
TIE TRANSPORTATION OF MAILS.
The bill reported by Schuyler Colfax from the
Committee on Post-Ofices aud Post-Roads, requires
all railroad companies to carry and deliver the malls
upon demaud by the PostOiiice Department-any
person obstructlng such use of the road upon con-
victou, TO be Led guilty Of o msdemeanor for each
olfenso, aud to lie lined not exceeding S5,OJO, and
imprisoned not exceeding year.
MILITARY NOMINATIONS.
The follo,yng Colonels were nominated Brigadier'
Generals ts-iay: Ersstus 7. Tyler, Ohio; j. w.
Wright, ,ln sonri; Morgan l.. Smith, Missouri;
Henry j. Hgn:, 5th Artillery; jacob AmmOn, Vim.
b. Tbayer. }. w. Gill, w. S. Smith, Stanley Mat
thsws, Ohio ChSs Graft, Indiana Jas. s. jackson,
NJ. c., Kentucky; w. W. Duifeld, Michigan.
THE BURIAL OF SOLDIERS.
Tie propcsition of the Military Committee to pro-
vide not only for the decent and careful burial OF our
SO di re who may die in THE District, but to a'lct to
each State space sufficient forthe temporary or per-
uauent iuterment Of ils ctzeus. has excited very
deep ib,eresi, and commanded the warmest app o.
bution Of the President Cabinet, and Congress- tbs
being almost the only national capital without ma
onal cemetery for heroes, soldiers, and cluzens.
The gentleman 10 whom the couutry Is more IN
debted io-..,e conception ADD maturity of the plan
than to y other person perhaps, is Col Robert G.
Nellis Of ew-York.
ARRIVAL or PRIZES.
The Ste mer Jucob Bel has arrived at ihe Navy
Yard towing Up five of tie sehooners lately captured
by our Goilla in the R-ppahanuock. Trey cops''
of the following: the Lookout, of Baltimore, aoou
Is tons with :, COO bushels Of corn which 10 put NJ
in bags marked Confederate States and the remainder
marked with the name Of tie captain; tue Safal
Aun, Of Newbem, n. c., with COO bushels o.
corni the Sidney 4. Jones, Of Baltimore, unladeni
the Falcon, of Tsppabsnnock, unladen, aud toe
Monterey, OF Tsppahannocs, with tho cargo OF
pungy which had been cut adriit, copsi-lins 0. oil
| sail o,er boue-dust, dry-goOds, DC.