New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
WASHINGTON.
rnB gEw.YoRK ELEcT:oF.

arrived IN Town tlS morning. brought inc ltst
from tie political campaign Icing carried ia New FORK
State Thgow beasts that Hoffman viii Dc elected by eass
5000 votes He had Bis tables aud aimauacs with LIN and
apparently proved his predictions select number Of anxious
White House politicians who called hin lis rOm
Cowau and other Pennsylvania politicians here too cown
has given the President long and detailed q
My Policy defeated IN Pennsylvania, ard points
Turlow the danger TO be avoided IN the coming election in
EewYork Cowan says the party TO be successful
money and officers Ihrr.Ow with aim and
ntnaes that with unlimited amount OF the latter article Do
only cleo, Hoffman Governor OF New York b1 as
the Administration gain Of ar least thee CongreSs
men from the sane State Pressure bosghton the RT
dent also appoa; naval officer They say Gen Dix SnOs
the only roan New York contains II is evident that the Ad
mnistraon bound leave stone uurned 20 carry hoa
man and tie whole tckct through in N0yenibcr Thrgioy
ues tmd Copperhcal here that tcy need not fear Vas
wyck election ia the Eleventh Dsirc; Clapps ia the
Thirteenth lie will have those districts Fixed
THE STANTON EUMoRs.
Knowing ones here still persist in the belief that
Secretary Stanton asked tie President relieve Lin from
the War des6 he be offered foreign mision fhs
ri gus senator Cowan named Stantons successor.
Oowan Senatorial term expires the oh Of next Marc and
ae Pennsylvania Legislature overwhelmingly Republican.
he stands no show for rce ecton Having served h na1ct
lfGy in tbe late political campaign IN Pcnnylrasi but
without success lie be taken Of the slate that
Gen Sherman will take charge of the War desk temporarily.
until Mr. Cowan his Senatorial career. Gor Stead
man still hopes TO II thought that unless
Secretary insists change WILDE made IN tho snbt
until after the November election.
-.r PERSONAL. -xhe
The Hon. VIM. Slade of Ohio, U. s. Commissioner
to the Exposition Fair sailed the 10th Inst for France
experimenting the interests OF country 'n the
great exhibition ---
Two prominent Democratic politicians Gill and Gterso9s.
from Central Massachusetts, here regulating appointments
to Postoce Internal Revenue positions their STAT
TX Rebel Gen. Picket is in town.
PENSION DECISIONS.
The Commissioner of Pensions has made tho fol-
lowing regard the legal limitations to th date
Of commencing pensions:
First The sixth scon the Act of July ls6i not beng
the Fifth Section o. The Act OF July H. l
does SpeTecde or IN any manner modify the provisions Oh
cod The Thirteenth Section OF the Act Of June 1865
and keeps IN force the provisions OF the SIKH Seuss
NOR than yer after tie discharge OF the officer OF soldier
aad less sn thr after slcn discharge must eommeacs
from the date o. hllRg lie Application
This APPLIES only TO invalid claims Invalid and all siAer
pensions applied years after the dst
discharge Of the officer soldier viii commence from the data
OF filing tho by tine prosecuting sae.
claims. : -.-..-...
COMMERCE WITH JAPAN.
The President has proclaimed the convention be-
tween the United the Empire japan for theps
pose Of encouraging add facilitating the OF the c-
zens of ths country japan Sheet lead mating ratae oil
for painting indigo gypsum fng pans and baskets these
articles hnine used in the preparation and packing OF t-
be duty ar the following 70 BE- admitted 81
the reduced rate Of per cent Machines and machinery drugs
and MEDICINES he proion Of the importation Of opium
corn te existing treaty remains in full foree ironn
pigs or bars sheet iron and iron and ironVrc I'm plates white
sugar oaves crashed glass and ga ware clocks watches
and watch chains wines matted and srirituos liquors Tho
cifze oG The United states importing oEeXpong goods Iai
always pas the ay thereon whether such goods an s-
tended for heir own use cs not 90
sgTTLgMEST. OF EASTERN CLAIMS.
The President has also proclaimed the convention
between ne Rmptre 81 japan and the Governments o. tho
United States Great Britain France AID Holland for tho
pavmeuH ~ these Goyerments OF the sun OF s3@l~'
this sr a. include al CLAIMS Of Whatever nalur f. pass
agre ,ols ON Tie part gatoi Wheeler .indemnei Ean-
som Slzonsck expenses oad by the allied sqaadrons
which were the Straits 81 ScoIsck in order 70 csty
the a'lps errc by he Prince OF Nagoaand SawoiOr he
destruction Grc and the stoppage OF trad@ Tha
Govcrrrsu OF the Tycoon whom ceyolyed the tny or
cas slug this rclelous Prince heine held rspon lo any
,lanase resulting the interests OF tnaty powss. ~
wcllas re expenses occusioncd BY the expedition
GIFT CONCERT SwISDLE.
TiaSet-holders in the Vincent and Butterfc,l Gift
Con avs Enterprize are unable obtain no--saaf the
70. \ a. rhe drawing which took place several s ago
Con laralc MONEY was invested in this affair ri neTbers
of .e arm have lei, he city and their office here o no
one spposina taat thec viii be any distribution VI ps
vi ac.ter a-L
.oa THE NEW WHITE HOUSE
The engineer corps that have been surveying Tor q
SIN. ,r a new whee House aud the national park seres
have rcrorted thne sites near the Coprgs Oebs,
onuj and The o,ier two ON the northeast side otthe ay
REGULATIONS FOR DIsTILLERS AND REFINERS oP'coAh
OR MINERAL OILS.
treasury DErAHrnNr V,FiE 81 rSItG Gc, fys So
BIZ the act of June 80, ist4, as amended by the acs
Of Jily 3 loo TAX imposed upon amna' ~ le,
OF other mineral oh and It inr1Ag pioya4 lat Hs h
al iuminatng Indicating. OF other mineral ~ nnitAt Den
zue bcn1oe sasene sEaH be saJeS 70 A. i s, 10
sreci. taxes bonds returns assessments 'tmoins 70 a
Withdrawing from warehouses; hens pen suei ae 81
drawbacks and al other provisions eSf su M a
ascertanug the quantity distilled ana stear - !Ig l @
far as the same may y ne % ores6ed
bv him be deemed necessary fc that purge nesr me aa
laSY iSf sSary Teison we rcdncs dt nals
petroleum. other ON h,o, wi, ' o .Hsl
tgn eat OF o'nI l ,ls3 he taken by he collector who
In mind that bonds sready given under the Poh
of foroer laws viii sce Each stiler or reaner Ras
keep book in form and isSaaGI SCI i'Ith N io d de,
the oil PrGgeSS ,he quantity PLACED oSns ots fsa
o quantity and description Of oil Sod by linn with me nths
n desired by the dser SALES mas be Kept
sparae book feturn will ba made on form 70 !" os
heretofore showing he product Of the preceding mon tho
quantity bonded and the quantity sabee to tax and ils Tax
Of the month in which the rsun s made BY the Act Of JGt
"a IsCe secusa 10 parafiine oil and ulricauLs
oil made from petroleum. coal OF shale 40, ~
ceeaing in specific gravity ~ is r.ess.sat
from tax but such oil Is made subject 20 the same sps
eliminating OIL IL therefore follows tia, me enae a
OF the distiery rehsey be Inspected and gage
inspector appointed unde provisions Of section 81 Ae
30 Tia abl6hmest of bonded warehouses ~, sn
age oil and tho withdrawal Of me se h.
win be governed By the regulations Of May isS issued
tie Secretary OF tas Treasury until otherwise On eceI
filters and refnGrs OF mineral oil are by heSq
released from the restrictions placed upon 90 ~'I :.
lers q spirits by the present law, 80 lM
relates 70 establishing banded Warehouses ior ne
their eroducts employing inspectors for each distiy A.
diem COMPENSATION providing receiving asterns 40 ~
can sso renove the produced BY hem directly ron @ B