New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

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WARRINGTON Friday. 0ct. y. iscA
REVENUE DgCIsIo.

OF i've Pot Cetnm al VlOreI bLlu Dc CFIFl, C0Uo0t1
aud paid" provided that thread ard yarns ana warn
for weaving shall be- regarded as manufactures aadE
subject TO duty Of Eve per centum al va orem.
S,copd-ADotber clause OF TIE same section dscarn
that there shall be levied Or all manufactures or cosA
wool, silk. worsed, h8I, etc. ETC.. Other mstenso
not ia tits ec otherwise provided for duty OF ~
centnm ad vaorem provided that any cloth or fsbHA
~ AFORESAID. where made VI thread. yorn wWu
upon vhci duty Aforesaid sEeii have been Assessed
ard paid. shall be assessed aud psy duty The L.
cI eAs.d yaige thereof
Third-Un drr these provisions u IL hed ths. wtm
the person or hfm manufacture thread and ysya
and wsrps, which they use or consume In the manufA>
tIre ~ cloth or fairies Of cotton wool. or otbS
mater AL whether woven KNIT or eit'd 10 tax 10 b
assessed upon the thread ard yarn, warps but IL
tar 10 be assessed on The finished cloth Or fa5rics
other material
Fosrfh-Wh hen thread and yarn and warps are nAa.
uuotur.d and sold and delivered 10 other to b
re-wOyoD knit or felted. or finished into cloth oAse
primary fabrics Of the nature OF cloth then such hrsa&
ard or v8rps are 10 bs regarded IS dlstDCo
m nnaoure and be assessed aud the "a W b
collected them when they so cold or delivered
F.|lA-W hen thread AND yarns and uarps sfSre
said after having been purchased OF mangfictU1
no has paid the tar thereon. shall be converted b
the purchaser into cloth other fabrics tie tax 70 b
imposed upon such cothor fabrics shall be assesA
and collected only upon their increased value
SirA-N len cloths or s.hcf ilbrlcs " cotton. voA
other material whether woven. knii or hited an
MANUFACTURED into clothing hOo.ery gloves mittsns -
other articles Of dress apparel tr the OF ms
gomeD, Ct children or into articles adapted 10 oIbo
cs all such Manufactured goods and articles are ssS
feet 10 duty their el.ire value under tue inathe
rcotiye TO increased value in the last column OF Sec "
SersnA Whenever hosiery. gloves. ntiens, or ~
article 81 dress apparel Tor the wear OF men, vos'se
or children. are woven, knit or tesd as piima1
manufacture dire tv from the thresdyarn or warp. ~
such goods and art ces liable 10 duty on their -
tire value thoagh the thread. yarn or warp, has ben
previously assessed FOR duty. such articles are some
thing han cloth or fabric, the fabric In IN iaee
the maleIis OF which the articles themselves are oos
situied Tie articles being advanced or an adtitood
manufacture produced by single operation Instead
passing through processes u reach the sane END
CoURT.AAIrIAL sESTg2CES.
First-I.ieut. John W. Peck, Co. c. I'd Rest
me., District Columbia Volunteers has been dsmisAss
the service for drunkenness; First.Iiert. x.
wenckehack. tth New-Jersey Cavalry. is ntsacsd y
be repr!manded for using ambulance for LIS -
commodstion; Philip Adam. Of Fairfax County. We
/. sentenced 70 three years imprisonment for stesnss
watch from soldier.
THE R,BgL PLANS IN qHg VALLEY.
The theory of LoDgstree,'s advent in the Va-
ley ia thus rendered 10 oical circles. The Rebel GsA
Lee became informed that sheridan was withdrawing
his forces portion having already reached Grant. an
il was proposed FOR Longsreet to rush OCT with reoe
gsnlzed and reinforced army and falI suddenly npaa
Sheridsn's rear and destroy him before lie could -
into position. Sheridan in Washington a: the tina
consulting e- 20 new movements, when he vas inornsd
that there was trouble brewing in Of lis srray
He hascned 20 bis command. With escort Of only
twenty men. and reactcl or demorased and Seeing
army Just In time 70 halt Il. get il into 10 itoA
and turn upon The eatcd and pursuing zoe. in ali ~
circumstances and details. this IS the most remnrksbs
achievement Of the ,ad f4ly ic'tifes Cen Grsnss
selection Of = commander with brains.
NEw-YoRK SOLDIERS STATE AGENCY.
The extreme partisan manner IN winch ths
New York Soldier state Ag,r,y u conducted hesa
not only dsgusts al loyal persons but begins TO nes'S
very sensiby upon tie soldiers. u ,. said tbe On'~
party instead Of losing votes ~ hr 'eaiOgs paItsAs
ship could have 10 more ef-eetu,i aid
WEST POINT BlIaUErTr.
The Mcclellan officials, Of the West Pona
persuasion now doing executive and aduilistratirs
duties here consider It coniuct quite uubeccmDs -
officer aud gentleman 20 extb any deggeoo oarnss>
nc.s for tie reelection Of Mr.. 1incol8. aud ID cos
prominent case Il Is claimed thcy have succeeded y
causing the removal Of an officer whose pOtcll opis
ions were ,omep At earnestly posed 10 tho sEae'ss
hero.
THE TRIALS gO8 rRAD,S1 WITH kbbilS-
The trial OF tie merchant s arrested ~ Wa'n-
ingtou and Baltimore which was commenced ye'teHv
before the Military Commission here, 10 sa' a0-ab"fS
lag local theme. They were among The cd - $40
wealthest drms 81 g.. tno cite, dad tae cNeh' ~
amount Il their ccurabsnd trade 5 said 20 be- VaI
large Maj Gen Doubleday is President OF mo ~ sra
ard Col. John A. Foster. l1jih \. Y. Judge Ad'"~s
with three subord nate n.hsay officers as aSS'''a'
These officers aye gentlemen OF cfnc tion ana Iep"''
l,gnl ,ttninncns AM were selected with sp'c" re'ss
ence TO their ftuess for the position. Many most J"
portant eeses have already been euudica'ed by of"@
and IN no single instance d. %. thef hul as' w.
reversed b, the reviewing euthr..uD'.
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CONSUL Al LGR0a.
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