New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

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THE SURVEY OF THE RANCHO OREsTIMBA.
Appeals having been made from the DEGREES for
survey of the Rancho 0restimba and the Rancho
San Leandos, the Supreme Court of the Uoited
States has dismissed the appeals in both cases. max
ing the confirmation final.
DIsMuSsALs FROM SERVICE.
First Lieut.. Harvey Cotton, 9th Virginia Volun'
teers. has been dismissed the service, by Court
Martial, for drunkenness while on duty, and con-
duct prejudicial to good order and discipline.
First Lieut.. John d. Burd, 4th Kentucky Csval-
nv, has been dismissed the service, by a Court Mar
tia for being absent without leave conduct unbe-
coming an officer and gentleman, and leaving bis
post when in command of picket guard.
These sentences have been approved by the Pres
ident.
LAND INDEMNITY TO IOWA.
The COMMISSIONER Of the General Land Office If
sbout sending special certificates TO Iowa, author.
ling the State to locate 100000 acres Of public
lands, as indemnity for the same quantity of land
taken from the Raccoon tract, and for which CON-
peusation WAS provided by the act of July H. 1862.
BY that sct the State ALEC acquired the night TO
22j, 600 acres along the Raccoon River, and having
made application for the grant under the Agricul-
tura College act, is entitled TO 100000 acres more,
making total OF 7Gj 600 acres which the State Of
Iowa il about TO receive from the General Gov
eminent.
TIE Force TO BE RAISED BY GOV. JOHNSON.
The force authorized 10 be raised by Gov. Andy
johnson is to consist OF ten regiments of infantry,
ten regiments Of cavalry batteries OF field aud light
artillery, and a battalion Of six companies Of in
isu,ry, two companies of cavalry and battery, in
all abou, $4,000 men. These troops are to lie en-
listed fer years the war, and it 10 anticipated
hat they will all he ready for service by the close
of Summer. In caee Of a Fall campaign they can
protect Tennessee from invasion, or assume the
offensive. Leave has also been obtained TO accept
as parts of this force, any companies which may be
rendered by Governors Of other Stsies, as have
signifed their dispositions 10 do. Gov. johnson
will not be curious 10 tie complexion OF his
soldiers.
THE TAX ON PRODUCTS OF IRON BOUNDARIES
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has made
the following decisions with reference to the taxes
imposed upon the various products Of iron foundories
/. All steam engines, whether marine, locomotive
or stationary, are subject to duty Of per een'um
ad valorem.
3 Cast-irou sbafting is liable in all 10 SPEC
cifc duty OF 81 50 per tun under the act VI March
g. 1863 Wrought iron shafting, If held 10 be man-
ufacture within the meaning of Division No II, Ia
liable to a tax of per cent al vsiorem.
3. Railroad car w eels are taxable IN all cases
81 50 per iun Al! other castings of iron exceeding
ten pounds in weight, not otberwise provided for
are taxable 81 20 per tun by the act OF March 1865
4. Castings Of all descriptions made exclusively for
instruments machinery upon which duties are a.
sessed end psid, exempt from duty. Sec. Z, act
March 3, 1863.
8. Castings rot exceeding ten pounds weight, and
which are 20 well known and generally uted as
to have commercial value in themselves, are Taxa
bic per cent I'D valorem, when not otherwise pro-
vlded for
6. Castings used for bridges, buildings or other
permanent structures are taxable : per tun. Per
maDent structures are interpreted 10 mean bridges,
building, monuments and sdiices Of all descriptions.
Lamp posts, water, aud gas pipes are not held to be
permanent structures, but all such castings are taxed
at the rate of a. 80 per tnn.
7. Stoves aud hollow ware are taxable at the rate
Of 81 ~ per tun Of 1000 10.
g. Casual and ordinary repairs are not taxable.
But in the renewal Of any part Of engine, as for
stance a boiler cylinder, piston rod, valve motion,
governor, such parts being considered MANUFACTURES
in themselves are taxable, when made to replace
corresponding part OF an engine broken or worn out
and thrown sside. The 10 true OF cars and all
machinery when new parts are supplied
lie the Associated PreUI
WAsmINeToS wsdnes3sy April %. 1862
PRIYATEERS FROM ENGLISH PORTS.
Intelligence from England leads to the belief that
the departure of prvaeers from British ports will
be arrested by the English Government.
NAVAL ORDER.
Commands VIM. F. spicer has been ordered %
the command Of the steamer Cambridge Of the
North Atlantic Squadron, and Lieutenant Com
mander Baker has been ordered for duty to the Tus-
carora.
NOTHING OF INTEREST FROM THE POTOMAC
ARMY.
dispatch tonight from the Army Of the Potomac
reports that there is nothing interesting to communi-
cate.