The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-02

owner or owners and has a lien therefor upon the
cloth. The received by a farmer or a planter
upon his sales of farm products including cotton should
returned OF the calendar YER IN which the
sale made regardless OF the time when the produc@
sold raised. The expense OF carrying on farm
q plantation may be deducted from the inc .me of
the year when it was paid, and from the income
Of the year only. All NATIONAL stata county
and municipal taxes, including taxes upon eoon uos
be deducted from the income of the ~ rson by whom
they actually paid for in the Year which they ara
actually paid. Care however, ssoud be- take. not to
allow deduction Of the tax upon cotton tv1cs orca
from the gross receipts Of or a. an expenss in bus
ness and again as The provision Of sec.
ton l2o OF the act OF juno &c. 1854 requiring the tax
upon dividends OF banks trust companies savings nsti
tutions and INSURANCE companies paid to the CON-
missioner o. Internal Revenue repealed BY the
OF July ~ 1866 Such taxes arc payable to colec
tors wholesale deaer whose annual sales do not ex-
coed $50 900 is required TO pay special Of $780, and
ona additional dollar for each additional thousand dollars
In excess OF fifty thousand The amount Of all sales
within tho year. in excess OF $780, oO are
to DO returned monthly to the Assistant As
| sessor The fractional part Of $1,000, however,
large may be, cannot DO assessed but such fractional
parts may be carried forward from month to month"; and
when they amount 70 additional thousand dollars
additional tax shosd be assessed. The keeper of hotel
Inn or tavern should not be required TO pay special
as livery stable keeper account Of furnishing the
necessary food for the animals Of travellers soourners
who his guests though his annual gross re-
cepts do no. exceed thousand dollars, aud he
therefore exempt from special hotel Keeper but
he makes 1t his business, any part of his business
keep feed board horses for any others than
travellers sojourners keep horses for hire to
let, he should be assessed livery stable keeper
alOl hafoe %
or refinery. should be marked branded Tho brands
In all show the following facts:-Frst the
kind Of oil second, the number Of gallons; third the
specific gravity; fourth tho of the distiAer; NTH
the date of Inspection sixh the name Of the Inspector
seventh, the collection district. No oil will be regarded
as properly inspected branded which does not show
record Of all these facts and any oil placed upon the
market or found in transit, not bearing the proper
inspection marks as defined and described above,
liable 10 SEIZURE and should in all be seized
Internal Revenue Receipts.
Receipts from internal revenue to-day two
millions Of dollars.
Judge Wayne, Of the Supreme Court is still danger
ously Ill, but with prospect of recovery.
Secretary Browning Is yet well enough to resume
his Official duties and VIII not leave Quincy, Ill., for this
city before Monday next
Award Of Stationery Contracts.
The stationery contracts for the supply Of the State
and Navy Departments have been awarded to Phillip
Solomons, OF Washington.
Paving OF the National Debt.
The Cashier Of the Treasury this morning received
from person in Philadelphia ST. 900 paying OF
the national debt; also $40 from person in Brookyn
NY.
The War I'm Crete-The Crock Budget.
The latest official accounts received from Crete are
dated the 4th OF June. They no confirmation of
the reported victories OF Omar Pasha though these wore
said to have taken place the Sd Of June According
to advices from Heracion in Crete, Omar Pasha at
tucked the Greeks with his whole army the LIST Of
June; but from the fact that the Turks maintained an
obstinate silence In regard to the issue OF battle 1t
inferred that they badly beaten Tho Athens Jour-
nails publish the Official report Of the commander of the
Greek blockade runner Arcadi who has ventured for
the twelfth time through the fire Of Turkish cruisers TO
supply the Cretans with provisions and afford shelter
TO fugitive Christian families Once when pursued by
four Turkish fgates, the Arcad succeeded In getting
ahead o three Of them but oveaken by the fourth
which opened fire. The Greek commander did not re-
turn the fire In order not to violate international law the
ships being then in Turkish waters tho Turks con-
tinung 70 lombard the Arcadi, and killed one |
sailor and wounded two Others The Arcadi being then
in sight Of Greek Island the FIRE and inflicted
far more severe damage upon the ship Of the enemy
which obliged to retire. while the Arcadi entered the
Greek harbor and returned unmolested to SYRIA The |
Turks II Is said, have become guilty Of breach OF in
ternationai law without succeeding in stopping the
Greek man-ofwar. The foreign Powers seemed to have
rclnqulshed their intention Of advocating the right OF
suffrage for Cretans, and, with induce uuani-
NIFTY Of action they conne their efforts proposal
Of commission TO examine the complaints and claims /
of the Cretans But the Ceans state that they will not
be satisfied with anything short Of complete ndc-
pcndence.
The Greek budget for the year been publish
cd. The receipts thrty,wo millionsdrachms
and promises reach forty milliona The CHEST re-
ccipts before the annexation OF the Ionan Islands
Greece never exceeded twen,y-four millions. The cx-
pendure for 1867 is estimated at twenty Millions so
that there will be considerable surplus.
of n Coiored Clerk In the City
Collectors Once.
City Collector Hall republican, alter entering up hts
Office to-day, appointed colored one Of his
clerks
Army Changes and Orders.
Breve Major General Pope announces in orders on the
Path ult that Brevet Lieutenant Colonel T. NJ Getty
surgeon United States Army, has been relieved from
duty medical director Of the Third Military district
and Breves Brigadier General J. J. MILAN, Surgeon
United States Army, has been assigned 10 nat position
Colonel Daniel Mcclure, Assistant Paymastsr General
United siates Army, has been assigned TO e charge OF
the pay district Of New Orleans chief pymas,er Of
the Firm Military district relieving Brevei Lieutenant
Brevet MAJOR General Eli Long, captain Fourth cav.
airy, has been relieved from recruiting service and
Brsve. Major General J. W. Crawford, nsu,snan,
colonel Second infantry, has been ordered join his
First Lieutenant r. E. Bennett, Sixth cavslry and
Brevet Major =. A Davis, Twenty infantry, have
received ninety days leave.
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