New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The y. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, July s-l0:3o p. N.
THE NEW REVENUE LAW

The new Revenue law provides that all man
ufactnres and productions, including distilled spirits,
which were in the possession Of the manufacturer
the LIST of July the former tax not having been paid
shall be subject TO the increased rates. The Conmis-
sioner Of Internal Revenue hns decided that where
moneys have been paid TO the Collectors goods which
had not been sold and which not subject to tax,
such payment cannot be considered payment of the
tax and the articles are subject 10 the increased rates
Liquors IN bonded warehouse subject TO the same
rule Distilled sprits, coal OIL and tobacco may be
moved to the bonded warehouse under transportation
bonds given the Collectors. in The same manner as
spirits under the act OF March lsei The regulations
for the inspection OF cigars will be issued as soon as the
necessary stamps be prepared which will be done
in few days Tobacco is not subject to inspection,
except where il is removed in bond. The increased
rates on egacies apply only to egaciet passing nom
persons dying on OF after Juy l. The stamp duty on
telegraplic dispatches continues until August !. The
whole Of the old law in relation TO stamps continues in
force up to that time.
THE INVASION SCARE.
The farmers in the neighborhood Of W. mig
ton have been bitten by the panic produced by the sen.
satonal dspotchcs Of the Associated Press and the dis
played news of the Baltimore papers ezaggcring the
extent and objects Of the Rebel raid. They ere remoy
ing 10 this city and its vicinity snch property would
naturally tempt horse thieves. Large numbers Of
horses and cattle were driven in TO-DAY by people who
live in Montgomery County. Some OF the mote timid
even went 20 far to bring their household effects
with them. The scare is great, and 1t was common
thing to-day on the road between here and Rockville
70 hear farmers tell that Lee with his whole fore had
crossed the Potomac and was advancing on Washing
ton and Baltimore.
THE DRRIHoUSD CASE.
Strong pressure is being brought to bear upon
the Prcsiden. and Secretary Of State 10 have cur Gov
,rnmcnt formally demand from the British authorities
the rendition Of the pirate emmes and that portion Of
lis crew who were picked up by the Deerhouud. 1t is
claimed tla when The Alabama struck Der colors, all
her crew al once become prisoners Of war TO Cop..
window and that the DeerhouBd summoned by
him TO tho roscue Of the drowning solely through
motive Of humanity. and that she eiicrwaFd snncp
titously and in violation Of the rights Of WAY carried
our prisoners to the English coast. Secretary Seward
win rests. this pressure.
All 1AL NJ PONT--SIGEL SUPERSEDED.
Admiral Du Pnt il in town. Major.Gen.
Sgel has been superseded in his command by Brig.
Gen. Albion p. Howe. By this appointment Gen. We
Der il suboIdnatod 10 Gen Hove. Gen. Stahel has also
bcea relieved from command.
REBELS IN TEXAS MAKING FOR MEXICO.
Letters from Maiamoros, Mexico, state that
the Rebels removing vast quantities Of cotton aud
cattle nom the interior Of TeXas the Rio Grandc
into Mexico and that there other indications that
the Rebel forces there under Dick TAYLOR contemplate
An evacuation The writer Of orc ~ these letters states
that Taylors losses in the recent campaign against
Banks were upward OF l-oo0. The Rebel. rieidy
enforcing the Conacrpton act oh over Texas and there
il scarcely Union c;i IN the state all who were
able get away having escaped 10 Arkansas and tho
adjoining ,errtore. The total Rebel force in Texas
which has been recently consider By augmented by
conscrpis does not number more than 5000 men.
GIN. DE RUsSY.
Brig. Gen. G.. \. DE RusSy Captain of the
4th L. s Artillery who has been in command oghe de.
lenses south Of the Potomac for the past year and who
di cipned the regiments Of heavy artillery that have
behaved so handsomely with Grant in the ate Bottles
in 'front.' WA not confirmed by the Senate because he
Ind no political friends TO push him. Instantly upon the
adjournment Of Congress he reapponted by the
President, TO rank from May 80 1862 his original ap
pontment.
DEPOSIT BANKS.
The Treasurer of the United States has desig- |
mated the following additional National Banks as de-
po,itories of public moneys. First National Bank of
Adams, Mass; First National Bank Of darlington, |
Iowa; First National Bank of Monroe, Wisconsin;
Eighth National Dunk Of New.York City. and the Ma
t;onnl Mechanics and Traders Bank Of Portsmouth. |
New Hampshire.
MILITARY CHANGES.
Lieut.. Col. NJ. +. Mcmahon, A. A. c., has
been ordered TO duty on the staff Of Mai Gen. Dix;
Lieut. Col. Il. I. Morgan. 5ith NewYorA, and Acting
Assistant Inspector General Of the Department OF the
South, has been relieved and Capt. Gourand A. ID. c.
appointed his successor.
To the Associated Press
WASHINGTON Friday, July 1864.
TAX DECISION.
1t il decided by the Internal Revenue Blu
resu that with the exception for transportation domes
Tic distilled spirits in bonded warehouses can be re.
moved thereirom only payment Of the internal duty
at the rate of 81 50 a gallon. The transportation
bonds prescribed BY the Secretary Of the Treasury
under the act Of March last may be used for the re-
mova of spirits coal oil and tobacco, under the 6lst
section Of .he act OF June asthe oath being omitted
EXECUTED FOR MURDER.
Awhile man named Cornelius Tuell was hung
here to-day for the murder Of his wife by beating her to
death with hammer
Gooden, Formerly slave in North Carolina. Also
10 have been executed AZ the time for murder but
the President conimuted his punishment TO imprison
ment for life examination OF the leading him
believe that the committed under proyocaiion
and in hot blood and 10 regard the crime a. manssugh
ter rather than murder.
GEN. BARNES RELIEVED.
Brig. Gen. James Barnes, formerly command
Ing the ls Division OF the 5th Army Corps arrived at
Point Lookout, Nd, on Wednesday aud relieved Col
Draper. Of the Goth Colored Regiment, and assumed
command q the post