New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
FROM WAsHIN CTOn.
spsci. Dispatch to The N. z. Tribune.
Wssmynrov Wadne.iav Infy n

EXTRA COMPENSATION To CLSRAS
The Secretary of the Treasury has already
designated the headsof division and chic, clerks Of h
Department as the first entitled to the extra conpsnAA
ton referred to In The TRIBUNE Of to-day AID hAs In
creased their respective salaries from 500 to 800 zach
as he deemed just and proper.
AUCTION SALES OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.
Since the close of the war the Quarterma'-
ters Department has sold at public auction 1872,
mules and 1860 horses; the receipts OF ths sal's
amounting to $L606. 53J 90.
APPOINTMENTS.
The President to-day made the following ap-
pointments: Thomas NJ. Rodney, Collector for New
castle Del; Jerome B. KmbalL Surveyor ProVilehcs.
X. l., and Reuben H. Stephenson, Surveyor OF oioc9a'
natl, Ohio.
REQUIsITIoss SIGNED.
Numbers of the requisitions on the Treasury
Department which have been awaiting tho signature
Of the Secretary OF War since the departure Oh Ar.
Dana were signed to-day.
BALTIMORE OFFICs.HoLDERs.
Contrary to the desire of the Baltimore Del''
CATION which has been here for several Gays p' us
ing the reappointment Of Col Hoffman as Collector th'
President to-day disappointed their expectations t.
moving that officer together with the surveyor Ant
Naval Officer, and appointing in their stead hdSia d
Webster. Collector, Ellington Fulton Surveyor. Ani
Samuel n. Evans. Naval Officer
APPLICANTS FOR PARDON.
Gen. n. b. Forrest of tue Rebel troopers Of
the Southwest, W. b. Brook, exRebe' Senator ron
Mississippi. and ". II. Bloodsood OF England ware
among the applicants for executive ceneacy today.
The lis. Of pentents applying for pardon to-day On
6raced the names Of about 80, great ma.)'ity
whom are individuals OF no importance
INCOMES OF WASHINGTON OFFICIALS
The amount of collections under the IlG-lav
in Washington for the year ending Juns 20 1855 ""
s7ls756 o. The Incoue.tax for 1854 was si5svJ ZOE
1865 1t will be 1925 600 This amour. does not 'ncii'
the large amount paid by Government ?cai' oa 'nsH
salaries which is deducted at the time Oh paym7u''
The following sums represent the neonetax on esoi
individual for the current year, 10 know the anonn'
income the first $3.50 must be multiplied by - nd 'h'
balance BY TO- These figures show that uot suss
official in Washington has An income Vi efJD yeH
outside OF his salary We are indebted to the coarteJ
Of Lewis Clephane. esq. for these bgures
George W. Riggs $500 35i Edward Masnsri
a. 7a 70. W w. Corcoran eeil3 50; Amos Kendall.
81. 80 90; w G. Freeman. s'-6,,s; First sai.gns
Bank $1,000; Albert Ray, !: 800 5. q. u. WhtiHS.
sJ25 20; Geo. Lowry $500 30: IhoS. 4 MorSdn.
St1Y,yU SAMUEL Mics, S-JDl tN's -
s9iO2 A. X. Ray. Al so 05i j. F. Young 500 ~ :,
Ii. Coleman. $4,000. Metropolitan Bank. 30;
Charles Kloman s5o; Merchants Bank. 800;
II. A. Chadwick. s2.3lO 80 Ii. G. ComstocS. So -
r. J. Fisher. $500 35 W. NJ. Gait s,si 20 NJ. ".
Gait lO43 10: Henry Grossmayer s59s - A NJ
Hepburn 81 800; T. W. johnson. Sjl3 20 4. hsioa'
Offer s;i S5 a. j. Il Laihr0P sIs'' %; '" T. Me NJ.
Carly. si.05O; Edward Owen. s,io -, Il
II. stenweu s6o2 20 james sykes. s. 80 30 /.
A Stevens. ,OOe 30: Sykes Chadwick & Co.. 81 sll
S-05 Il e. Willard So - y.
Waldheimer $3.50; c. L. willard. s9;3; II. ,. 3enson
$3.50 20; j. 2. Bartholow. s3lo 20; Marshal B5own
g. iaO 40 =. NJ Du5ant, $500 %; j. I. Davis
s6as 90, NJ G. Emory. $500 20. II. C. Fans s5ie. A.
L. Hover 360l; Susan Ireland. 500 %; ". 4. john
son. sl,li5 30 J. f. Kendall sl.r'5 40. j G.
Mcclure 81 ?il 81 Francis MoAan. $40 y,
Franklin Philip, $3.50 10; X. F. Page, SLIP 20
c. E. Perry ia IS: W. NJ. Shuster. $50 90 W. }.
Sibley, i2.655 20; r. NJ sutton s5I0 49, w: L. S!uy1et
s9is 10. wycofr 4 DenisoD, sS22; J. W Bo'eat
81 23l 10; G. W. Cochran; sl.oi7 10 j. NJ Cor
lish. s6Oi IS; W. b. Kbiinr sSS' Moses Kelley.
s4t so j. Murpay ss 40; 81 samuel S'I Pns.,
ST. I67 35 T. Rives. ss.e 20; j. Rves. $50. 81.
A. Solomons. seO' 20 j. II: Stevens 80 % >; d
Tor. 1854 IS. ". Ward e7yo 20 L. L. Glars 5 ,S:sl.
&. T. Enlish <5l2; ID. W. Middleton s5'l %. Nli..sm
Dixon. sJie; III. ID. Cook. s1,2'0 IS, x ) A Us,.-
s22l5 20; j. Dickson. ss5i 20. B. DARBY ssi3 % 1 J.
j. Libbey 81 5aI; W Rsdin s6s2 10; r. A. Siinn.
SAN 40; j. 5. welch. sl.e7s 10: J. Alcxani'r
ASA IS; +. c. Darlington 1928 30; H. c. Fasnesto't
sass; b. f. Guy. A.. i5l 40; W. GuutoD = loi -;
Lew. Johnson sl.oy7 40; ID. l.. Monisor. s'5l ~
Thos. Poteniine. 500 90 a. Provost $40 81 A T.
Shepherd 500 90; j. w. Thompson. sIl'5 40 "
wal 81 500 40; j. r. Elyans. =, 100 %; j. >enmss.
s5l6 s.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has
iut made the following important cecison IN reeFsncs
10 the duty on Tobacco in the late insurrectoaaFY
States:
Tobacco manufactured prior TO Sept. J. 'S51 sna
sold but never removed from the place al n"hn
is liable 10 the rate OF duty imposed by tac sot nos Va
force Tobacco made subsequent 10 Sept !, ~ ah-
piior 20 gne 30 is64 II has been sold WI DC 'os
10 the rates of duty imposed by the act oil JuE ~
aud the amended act OF March ,, 1863, wheaeyeru
removed beyord tue inslrrectonary states: u y IA
navcr besu sold but is still in the possession % tho ha
uiacturor then il will be subject. when SOFA o. re1yse
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