New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
TIE INTERNAL REVENUE.
THE NEW REGULATIONS REGARDING DRAW
BACKS.

| THE NEW REGULATIONS REGARDING DRAW
BACKS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Reyised regulations
Tor the allowance OF drawback the internal revenue
taxes on exported merchandise have been issued by the
secretary of the Treasury take effect the ls OF
October next.
One OF the main points in them that the exporter in
stead Of first filing an entry the Custom-Uouse is per
mitted 10 file notice Of shipment describing the goods,
and stating where they TO be deposited upon which
they ore examined by proper inspector, who will report
Of goods shipped on the vessel aud within 10 DAYS
after the leaving OF the vessel the entry must be flied az
the CustomIouse covering all the goods shipped In
OF expectation TO the Dominion Of Canada any
OF the British North American Provinces 10 the Gulf,
Atlantic and frontier ports in Mexico, to the Atlantic
ports IN Central America and TO the Atlantic ports north
of the Equator IN South America ana IN all cases whore
an american consul Is h0l known 10 reside ~ lle ort p
destination drawback viii not be allowed until after the
landing certificate has been received and filed with ie
superintendent of Exports But when the merchandise
exported 70 any other pOri than that named the cX
lahulns Crihc;c PROVIDED me mnrchandiSe named IN
the entry is I'm all respects identical with that Specified n
the Inspectors return of lading by filing sufficient and
satisfactory bond with two good and sufficient suIctie
with the Collector OF Customs NJ the port Of eXpOaon
taxes claimed thereon. Tho landing certificate vii
brace evidence of the following description:
FGSt The certificate the consignco of the exporter
declaring that the have been received 10y him from
tho vessel from which they received together
with the date OF landing aud other particulars as gwen
ia the form OF certificate presented.
SccoEd: The certificate Of the chief Revenue Officer
GeeGr Of the iGH p2 a nndGT @ the Ga ard seal OF
duy entered nj tho Custom House OF said port
and that the duties imposed thereon BY the laws OF the
country inwhich tho port ls situated hayo been fully
paid aud secured TO be paid.
Third. The certificate ot the Consular agent OF the
United States residing M such port certifying 20 the
truth Of tine statements SET forth IN the certificate Of the
constance ana also that the person signing the foregoing
certificate Is the cef officer OF tho port and that hi'
celv@d as Substitutes for the above prc,cribcd landing
certificate except in case OF expectation to the dominion
of Canada, any OF the British North American Prov
nce where the Consular certificates viii be required.
where the amount Of drawback claimed exceeds $50.
Another change from the old regulation j., that the
weight Of cotton fabrics will hereafter be a-ceraiucd by
Custom House officer instead OF Collector OF Internal
Revenue.
THE CALLICOT CASE.
No action was yesterday taken in the case
Of the United States against eNCoector Thomas G. Cal
hcot nor has the day for tho preliminary examination
been set down Justice Nelson will preside the CIR
cult Court before which MI Callcot must De tried The
fraudulent bond trick which has cost the Government
amount Of treasure IS merely the presentation
Of spirits from bonded warehouse 10 another
for sale within the United States for rcchcaion for
the signers OF the bond of whom there must be two
been business IN the District two years He must then
ascertain whether their answers have been truthful or
Ohc!Wlse II me requirements 'i the law are iu!y sat
shcd fraudulent bond, may almost invariably De- de
n ~ olicrcd tbat within H. rst ig "nis f h.. boId
ing the Office OF Collector, Mr. Cacot lost nearly 100000
to tho Government 10y granting permits for the removal
spirits upon worthless bonds which hc failed 10 de
tcct Other fraud, the Revenue are being daily
posed. Yesterday James Mead. who the 2tth Of Au
gust appointed keeper Of seized d-tllcry. was
cuscd before L. = Commissioner SillWs 81 cOn,Viuug
o. dcffaud the Government hy allowing The owner, Mr.
Dcyrick, TO run OF spirits hc dhe keeper making no
record report OF thc Transaction. Leon sashc also
arrested and hold ~ ba IN 500 on charge OF buying
Tho -u.C Committee Of the Congressional Committee
Eotrcuchncnt consisting Of Congressman Van Nyc and
Randall n session csterday at the Custom House
Prominent whisky di-tcr- warehouse keepers. Collect
and Inspectors OF Internal Revenue 10 be
ued with reference tO the collection o taxes and tho
OF conducting seizures not with view 20 making
prosecutions, but for the purpose ~ making report
from which Congress may be enabled 20 modify the In
ternal Revenue laws.
one Bernard Hess was Yesterday examined before Com
missioner Bette charge Of pcrsOnatng an lnsP@Hlc
nuddGpRpbug $40tuQDi n di'tier 10 io'";.. - nusl
cs T afcrward consented 20 take 500 for his good
Offices the principals Informed tho auhofll, anu
be placed under arrest An examination VIII take
place Monday.