New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25
To III 9 Associated Press.

: To the Associated Press.
| WASHINGTON Monday. July "a. 1865
THE FREEDMEN.
| The Secretary of War has ordered that tc
secure equal justice and the personal liberty to
the freedmen 20 other citizens and inhabitants al
orders issued by post district or other commanders
adopting any system Of passes for slbecting then
to any restrictions pun.hmens not imposed on Other
classes are declared void Neither whites black,
will be restrained from seeking employment elsewhere
when they cannot obtain IL at just compensation at
their homes. and when not bound by voluntary agree
ments will they be hindcred from travelling from
place to place ON proper and legitimate business
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISIONS.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue on
Saturday made the following rulings
Inks. other than printing inss. subject to an ad
vaorem duty OF per cent but not subec, 10 stamp
duty. military State Agent, commissioned by the
Governor and paid such by the State. who may pre-
and prosecute claims In any Of the Executive De-
paiiment,, without fees or compensation, Is not re-
quircd 10 take license Claim Agent. The purchase
OF liquors by the officers OF Club House 10 be dis
trbuied 10 the members IN such quantities as they may
seyeially desire. aud paid for according to tho
quantity consumed BY each. docs not render such
officers any party liable TO license duty. Bankers
IN making returns Of dividends and taxable gains
should include the amount OF income derived from in
yesments in bank, Insurance. railroad stocks. al
though such income previously have paid tax and
dividend. TIE tax imposed upon circulation and de-
posts Of banks. constitutes an Indebtedness by such
bank which continues TO accrue 80 long US the pre-
seribed conditions exist. While. therefore. any por.
tons OF the circulation exceeding y cent OF the
chartered declared capita Is outstanding. or any al
the deposits remain In the custody OF the bank It's
agents the liability 10 make and pay tax thereon
wl continue. The proyiso OF Section 20 Of the In
ternn Revenue Law, that cloths. fabrics, orti'
ees made Of tnreadyarn. or warps upon which duty
ans sns been assessed and paid shGll be Assessed
Thereof Ia held by the Commissoner OF that Bureau
10 apply 10 cloth fabrics articles made wholly prin
clphiy OF thread, yarn. warps Of domestic manu-.
iactnre and upon which an excise duty has been paid.
~ uoes not include imported threadyarn and
Warps OF thread or wire manufactured from any
taIic substances Therefore, unless such fabrics are
auc rinepay OF domestic thread, yarn or warp they
are suDect W TAX on the entire value may DO the
case WIN pein trimming In estimating the increased
value OF aDrcs or the taxable value the value OF i'm
ported thread yarns or warps. the value OF wire
thread made OF any metallic substances cannot be de-
Quoted.
GOV. PERRY's SPEECH
friend OF Gov. Perry, and apparently By his
authority has caused the publication OF "A commnnlca.
ton in which he says that three DAYS before the meeting
at Greenve. South Carolina Gov. Perry was appointed
Provisional Governor; that the latter At that time was
not only uniformed Of his appointment but had not
the remotest idea mat such an honor TO be
ferred upon him. The purpose of Gov Perry in his
address. the writer says. was to show the people Of
South Carolina the great mistake they Ind made in Sc
ceedirg. the runous consequences 10 their beoyed
State and the humiliation and Degradation to which
Sey had reduced her. boldly declaring that they
had no cause for secedng and were in no danger from
the election OF President Lincoln. The writer saws IL
not true, stated in OF the newspapors that
the Governor feels personally any humiliation in
coming back into the Union for he had no agency In
going of the Uuon bnt hat he has feelings for his
State and Gov. Perry entreas the Southern peope In
terms Of earnesness TO become loyal citizens and
pudia,e forever and to teach their children 10 repu
date the political heresies which have ruined their
country.
BRAZIL AND BELLIGEREyT RIGHTS.
1t is understood that the Brazilian Govern
ment withdrew it, concession VI bsugereut rights "