New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-18

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tary Fish, and made request that their property in
Cuba be relieved from the order of confscation
number of women again presented themselves at
the place registration of voters to-day unaccompa
| MED by Prof" Wilcox, and demanded that their
names be registered. The request was refused.
GEN. sICKLEss COMMISSION sIGNED-INTERNAL
REVENUE DECISION - FIFTEEN HUNDRED
sUNDAY-sCHooL SCHOLARS VISIT THE PREsI-
DENT. .-,,,,
The commission of Daniel h. Sickles as Minister 10
| Spain which was prepared at the State Department
on Saturday was signed by President GRANT To-Day.
! Genl Sickles lis expected IN Washington IN le"
days. 80, -. ro,,.
| lass has addressed letter TO Supervisor IuItoh,
with reference to the liabilities of persons and firms
/ who manufacture tobacco and cigars IN the same
| building, where they have saesroom where they
| sell not only their products, but also goods
manufactured by other persons. He says both kinds
of business cannot be performed under one bond and
special tax receipt, neither Is one lnterchangeaDe
with the other. AmanufaCturer Of tobacco and snut
may sell the product Of his own manufacture with
paying a special tax as dealer in tobacco; and
manufacturer of cigars may sell the cigars OF his own
manufacture without paying special tax as dealer;
but If a manufacturer OF tobacco, or manufacturer
of Gcgars sell at the same time the products of
another manufacturer, he must pay a special tax
a dealer in manufactured tobacco. When a
dealer in manufactured tobacco has his salesTOOm in
the front part of his store and occupies his back part
as place for manufacturing tobacco, snuff or cigars,
or where he uses the first floor of his building as
store or salesrOOm, and the upper floor or cellar as
places for manufacturing or making tobacco CT
gars, the goods whether tobacco, snuff or cigars,
must be packed and stamped before being removed
from that part OF the building where they are made
10 the salcsrOOm. When tobacco snuff, OF cigars are
removed from the place where they are made, and
placed i'll a store or salesToOm where the occupant
does business as dealer and they are offered for
sale within the meaning of the Revenue law, and II
they found there exposed for sale, without tho
proper stamps affixed they are liable to seizure, and
the person so removing his goods and offering them
W atlXiUR
the proper stamps denotlng the payment OF
the tax, is liable, on conviction, to
and 50 Of the act of July 20, 1865.
Where person manufactures and sells cigars IN the
same room, and at the same place sells cigars OF
other persons manufacture, he must pack and stamp
his cigars before he offers or exposes his cigars for
sale by placing them upon his shelves counter, show
case or other conspicuous place. Manufactured and
purchased goods cannot be stored promscuOusly and
offered for sale upon the shelves and counters
and with no stamps applied TO goods which the per
son thus exposing them has manufactured HIMSELF
Goods OF his own manufacture which are cominln-
gled by the manufacturer with goods purchased
without being properly stamped and Cancelled, are
liable to seizure under sections 10 and a, or II cigars
under the provisions of section So act OF July 20
1865.
bathSchOOls paTaded this morning, and, proceeding
TO the Executive mansion, were received in the East
Room by the President, who expressed his pleasure
at meeting many cheerful and innocent faces.
The scholars sang several hymns and then filed past
him in taking their leave. 1t intended TO have
parade of all the Protestant Sabbath-SchOOls, as
heretofore, but the question Of including the cOlored
organizations defeated the purpose.
The President has directed the following Board of
officers TO assemble in New-Yorlz on the 18th inst
for examination of Brevet Brighten Adam Badeau,
First Lieutenant United States Army. for Tetirement
Brevet Major-Gen, Mcdowell, Breyet Brig. Gems. j.
V. d. Reeve, and s. III Nei Surgeons j. +. Cuyler
and j. I, Hammond, and Brevet Capt Howard Stock
ton.
Brevet Major A. N Damrell has been ordered to re-
licve Brevet Col. 4. l.. Prime as Engineer of that
portion Of the district east of Pearl River
The Assistant Secretary Of Legation. Nh. Badeau,
will accompany Mr.. Motley 10 England on the 18th
inst.
1t is not true, as stated that a number Of the new
COnsus have resigned. One Of them who offered his
resi- gnatOn recalled 1t to-day. The commissions OF
all of them with perhaps two exceptions, have been
delivered.
1t is ascertmned from trustworthy sources that no
one in Executive or Diplomatic circles apprehonds
any serious difficulty with England.
Mr. Hail. acting Nice-COnsul- General at Havana,
has called the attention of the Department OF state
TO notice published on the 25th OF April. stating
that James Morton, an American citizen tan engl,
neeri, had been murdered by the volunteers, ana
SAYS: " From all the information that have been
able to obtain there is no truth whatever IN the re
Commander Jonathan Young has been assigned to
duty at the Naval Observatory here.
William T. Wheeler has been appointed United
States Marshal for Montana.
YOUNG DOUGLASS AND THE PRINTERS.
The WdsLington National IntelHgeRcer gives the fol-
lowing account Of the proceedings of the Washing
ton typographical Union on saturday IN the case OF
Lewis H. Douglass Ia son OF Frederick Donglass,
lately Amounted in the Government Printing once:
After the meeting was called 10 order and some rOu
tine business disposed Of Mr. Jesse Judge offered pre-
lass compositor now at work at the Government Print
ing Oface lad come TO this Union without card from
permit for him TO commence work had been rrcguary
given him by the Secretary Of THIS Union: ,a.,,.
ealtd That permit heretofore granted be revoked and thai be
no ga esdpg OF MIR Judges resolutions created good
1aal NJ
0uestiOn of color entirely ignored IN inc resolutions
INC Chair decided that the resolutions were not in order
for the reason that the OF Douglass was now IN the
hands Of "a committee for 1nYestlghuOn' Inc ucClsiOh
was gwen amid good deal Of confusion. An appeal was
made from tile decision Of the Chair, pending which
motion 10 adjourn was made, ana Note ~ yeas anu
nays demanded. The Government once men seeing
mat there was possible chance for them TO get favor
able action Dougasss nomination decided 10 vote 10
adjourn, and as the 500 ana 0dd .s, were
called by the Secretary 1t noticed that the Govern
ment men voting nearly solid IN the arLnatve
The time necessary 70 call the roll ana record ne VOes
was about hour and half the result OF 1he VOC
Yeas iJs, nays 800 80 the Uhlon ayCu t Inc
third Saturday IA June IS uhatIstOou Una. a' INC
meeting Of the National Union in Albany on the hrst
Monday in june this question OF color ana cara III Doug
lass's case will be Drought up anu some "oT w."
taken advisory TO the Union OF TINS CITY, Inc coioieu
tTovrrsy rs son OF Frederick Douglass He learned his
trade in his fathers Olce IN Rochester commencing III
ls2 lie continued at work IN Rochester uhI eO@ Wen
he into the Union army as sergeant @ W 'o
18th Massachusetts Volunteers ana served LOT TWO years
Immediately after the assault on Fort wagner, ~ te
snnC of 1904 where he commended for conspicuous
gailantry he discharged by reason OF dsaDlltles
he taught school ut town within elght OF
ten miles Of the place from winch ms iatneT ran a%y
from Slavery Iu 1866 he represented Maryland IN tIo
delegation which waited on exPresdent Johnson 10
tbc interests Of the cOOred people OF the cOun-
ny lie was the Secretary Of the DELEGATION ana 4 ms
syber tIe Chairman 1t at this interview thaI ffcu-
49, b0ncass replied TO Mr. johnson, You send us TO the
people and to people We viii 60 In INC atteG part Oh
isss es went Colorado Territory ana WOIkeu 10"
dsvs an me Denper Daily Gazette He was forced 10 leave
t6S uapcr on account Of one OF the white re-
slhg 10 work with bigger We understand 11at the
oosttor who refused TO work with Douglass on me 3d
Ue ts now employed at the Government printing once,
onirolv racOustIuctcd in harmony with tue FIteehlh
Anendmcs AS the case now stands douglass mas
month 10 Work at the office without BENG "oiieu III to
ourd 10 his status IN the establishment