New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

bullion not made in accordance With these regulations
void and ~ addition 10 ezi's penalties for violation o. he
.x ~: p: 70 ..d contract may .hn one y: s ss
use and beneftehs monsy psid on any such contract
Seventh Nothing in these regulation, shall sppy :. any
scions by with the Of the u Tied Stses
TAXES UPON CORPORATION DIVIDENDS, ETC.
Commissioner Lewis has also decided the follow
ing points Of general interest:
Taxes assessed upon and paid by Corporations upon their
dividends profits prior the division Of the sans are not
deductions from the income Of the stcckhoder
Donations received BY clergyman arc subject 10 income
ia, when in the nature Of for ;er,oe, rends.ss
whether received In accordance with an III st
ct the time Of settlement or with IN annual custom TO
the same effect.
Msniag.s and Ike fees taxable part income.
All wrought nail. held to held to DO taxable s the rae
Of three per cent I'D vsloeem.
THE CROPS IN THE NORTHWEST.
Commissioner Edmunds Of the Land Office, has
Just returned from an extensive tour throughout the
Northwestern States. The Commissioner reports
the wheat and fruit crops in Michigan excellent.
Much tobacco is being grown in Michigan this year.
In western Pennsy lvapia, and throughout Ohio the
drouth has somewhat effected tho crops. The wool
crop was never 90 large in The west M this yeer.
REPORT ON THE CROPS.
Letters have been received from all parts Of tLe
country by the Agricultural bureau, in regard to
crops full report is being prepared by the office,
and will be given TO the Associated Press FOR pub-
cation in a few days.
GALLANTRY OF A CAVALRY CAPTAIN
Capt. Merritt, 9Th New-York Cavalry, die
tnguished himself in the late cavalry engagement
while leading on bis men. He was, when wounded,
in company with Lieut.. O'Keefe, about 900 yards
in advance of his men. O'Keefe was afterward
killed.
The following have been sentenced by General
Court Martial, Headquarters Reserve Corps, Alex
andrs, for military oftenses:
Lieut. J. b. Gncs 5th N. Y Vols, dismissed Dsspprovsd
iCspt. jacob Gr.eH f.. isis. Pa. dismissed Reunited BY
the Presiiept TO for eitnrs Of three mouths psy..
Lieut. Jno P. Cold n N. T., to be shet. RENTED BY
Msjor Nathan O. Arel I4.d NJ X, dismissed Sentence
disspproved by the President.
Joseph Less E. Ii2th Pa Penitsu.iary three moatb'.
ARRIVAL or COL. wyNDIIAM.
Col. Percy Wyndhem arrived at Wizards last
night. He was shot through the leg yesterday, and
rode forty miles afterward, never leaving biz COM
mand until this morning. He led the left wing and
captured Brandy Station and the hill on which Gen.
Stuart's headquarters were located, and then got
orders to fall back, which be did in good Order the
enemy not attempting to follow. lie will be tit for
duty in short time, Lis wound not being serious.
He considers the enemy much deuoEalized by the
attack upon them, and has no idea that they will at
tempt any advance, at present, northward. Their
borses are mostly superior to ours, and much com.
paint is made that the Quartermaster's Department
are furnishing such jaded hacks many Of our men
are mounted upOn.
TIE PROHIBITION OF THE Use OF CALOhEL
IN TIE ARMY.
Surgeon. General Hammond has inst received
report from the Regular Medical Profession Of Gin.
cInnat Ohio. The report is dsrespectfuI, and
strongly condemnatory Of the Snrgeon.GeneraFs
course in prohibiting the Of caomel and striking
it from the medical supply table. Tie meeting recon-
mends the re moval Of Dr. Hammond from HE posi-
ton az Surgeon. General and claims that such re-
suit A" would meet the appreciation of the profess
sion, be Of advantage to soldiers, and credit TO
the Government" Such circulars in the face Of the
opinions of the first surgeons in tie country who
sustain DR.. Hammond in this cslomel order. will do
more injury to the persons sending them than 70 Dr.
Hammond.
PoST-OFFICE APPOINTMENTS.
The following Post. Office appointments have been
made in the State of New. York since January l:
Altman p. Ross. Corewanso. C.,tar.usus County Wa
Bse, DsasI 0nona.ss conay cyIs; a sil.no
oSas,y' John Nc, husky Alder c.r.t Oneida CoSs,y.
DEATHS IN THE HOSPITALS.
The following deaths have occurred in the Wash
ington hospitals since Saturday.
Joseph sim0nd:, Ts3.tsr sc Brob.,. Co MaPa Art.
iao v o E'i'e 81 IA Il P C. c. o.
". A. Lamb, Co. @, 81 Conn R. T. worhius, Co. II, 2vt