The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-27
WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatches TO The Evcn,no Telegraph.
WAsHMsToN, April %.
Draw backs Allowed upon cotton Goods.
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w NASHN6TON, April Sfs
Draw backs Allowed upon cotton Goods.
The following important Circular has been is
sued by the Treasury Department:-
Reguio lions for hS atotcarce or Gravback of too
cents per pound upon articles a'ttfdofyged eyciu.
Si0ety OF eotten tohea e@Eorted as RroSidsd rnder
By TIE Act o( Harch g. 1885.
when pa,.y de1rr,l 10 export al ticles mnnuiac-
tured exc usiyey of cotton, for the bene6t OF dtaw
back, ne mr7t, before shipping the same rom the
place where they are stored notify tie COllcotor of
Internal Revenue of the Disnlc lct in which they ere
situated OF their intention to export them. 1''
lhe Collector will then l,spoct and superin-snd
the weighing OF such articles, or direct h deputy
20 to doi rad, aitor such inspec ion and weighing
npkea report IN triplcate accomOCn nled by samples
of the articles, in the form following, viz =
L.. - Of Internal Revenue do hereby
t1r, xiusiveiY of American cot, on situated at
aud intended or eApor alton to -, have been In
marks, numbers weight 'u .... #.". .H
The Col eoor will then certify under the above
rep OTt, IN The form following viz; - ... ...
HEREBY certify that the samp submitted to me o.
eGe Snd bee %Snacsred eScSye ~ my Sf
cotton. " .. ---, Co Iector.
The Collector of Internal Revenue will refrid the
t.pHcate IN his office and deliver to the manUiactu
rer ex orer the original Of The above return. and
iIansmt the duplicate to the superintendent of Ex
ports aad DiawDack a. the port from Shich 'Ae ar
The exporter viii then Droc9sd to make his entry
| portlon, and furnish the other proofs in ccord.
auce with the Amended C1rc lar Ins rue ons dared
May l. 1855 and fe at the same time, with scid
entry, the retUIn, EolmJ. |.
lhe evidence TO show W that the tax wP1 paid upon
the cotton from which the ar clos ere manutacurcd,
VIII consist OF the ft6daYlt OF the manufacturer
oducer OF sBoh a, -cl ing forth al the f.cts
IN the case end mrst be c1tisact)fy to ne Superin
| tendent OF Exports ara Drawback with whom 1t
| will be filed as provided IN the first paragraph of
| p2pe OF the afOTe1aid InsSr lctioBI
| FoIm of the aforele:d Instructions or order for
/ eXamlnat ,On shiDment,
all c@s'J coming under theSs rec Uations be changed
so as simply TO orGer the experimenting of The
ladng on board the vessel, and the comparison OF
the marks numbers brands, ETC., with the entry and
! Form j.
will, whe1 all the proofs arr hlC with him transmit
TO the Commlfslon;7 OF Internal Revenue a complete
| OF drawback. ...... .s. .-.. .Hh
il The dence submit ID of the payment of tax is
Export', he may tT'nsmIt the came to the Commis.
! sioner Of Internal Revenue for h's dec SION
These Reguat ons will go into ef; ct INN ed'ateIy.
Approved April 8, 1858 -
HUGH Ao' ULIooH, Ef r."s
| Secretary OF the Treasury.
Mrs. Davis TO Sec Her Husband.
| ie:rn from high authority tn 1t the President
has grent3a Mrs. Davis permission to visit her
husband at Fortress Monroe. It is stated here
that Mrs. Davis is now in New York.
Intsrest Payment.
The Treasury will pay the 500 gold interest
on Tuesday next. ... ..
Secretary McCuIIOeh's Plan.
| prominent member of the Congressional
Finance Committee expresses the conviction
| that Secrc3a-y McCurocA's desire to fund the
natiora, debt into one uniform long loan, at s
| per cent, is entirely fea1.ble, and viii prove
| successful. 40 , ..,,,rI
0Ihere is to be p. lie ting exhibition here
on Tuesday, of soIdie1I who lost their ght arms
in The Wa. .-' .' ,
Rep-o-eatGtive Hubbard hes re- ove-cd, and
was IN his .olt to lay. f.r o.. ...r-aul.I .
Senator Fcs:enden is also recovering rapidly
| from the same na,e1y.
| The Chief Justice and the Courts.
| As some population haJ been indu' ged in aJ
to the probable action of Chiet Justice Chase in
reference to the rial of JEFF. Davis at Redmond,
| it may not be improper to state that no cou, IS
viii , held in Richmond or Norfolk while the
writ of habeas corpus is suspended in V.re mia,
md while mi'it9ry authority is supreme. 1t IS
che opinion OF an eminent iul,st that JEFF. Davis
end his a-eocistes should, while the military
power is exercised, be tied for treason by q
Militia Commission of the most distinguished
officers n the service. 1t is considered that if
the President deg,red - show that ';retson is a
ci ;me and should he made odious," there has
been ample opportunity to t2st it at the last
session of the Unlts1 States CouTS at Baltimore.
over which Chief Justice Cheoe prc3id5d.
| ... Condition OF the South. ....rr5l
A loyal Georgian Just a.-ived here urges the
radicals in Congress TO withdraw all Federal
control, essi1t&ace, or rcs:-eint from eny one of
the late rebelliors States for thirty days, and
leave the reconstructed citizens entirely -
themselves; he says the experiment will not
only satisfy MOI shern conservatives, but cause a
wall for succor to come up from the people
themselvcs. He thinks that in less than ten
days they would implore to 10 saved rom them
selves. He stctes chat the entire South s unit
in its determination TO force a recognition OF
their wa- debt, or a repUdiatlon OF ours.
| - A Matter OF OpintOn. ..ra..9
| The President recently remarked to the wife
of Union officer, that he did not consider Clo-
ment @. Clay as culpable as Thcd, Stevens and
| . clan. I'D. ..g
Counsel In the Davis Trial.
| Messr5. Evarts, Clifford, and Rousseau have
been retained by the Government for the tial of
JeI. DAVIS. They were here ycItsrday, egsang-
| ing the ccse, although the time and piece o.
\ triel have not been definitely decided. .i-
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