Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-12
New York Tribune Gives a REESE
Color View OF the Rebellion.
Gen. Dulce Announces lis Final.
Suppression. A41
Fenian Damages TO Canada vs.
AlabamaeOlaimS.
The Cabinet ON Virginia Re-
construction.
WARRINGTON.

Another Turn I'm the ThumbsereW O
Oppressive Taxation.
WASHINGTON, May 1l.-Commissione
Delano decides that when parties are en-.
gagged in manufacturing goods of any de-
scription, by furnishing material and pay
ing for the work, though not personally
engaged IN the process Of manufacturing,
by conducting il through agents or super
inten, .ents, they are liable to a tax i'm
posed by act Of March 81 1865 on manu-
VsrgtnIao Rec os,struc BEFORE the
cabinet.
The cabinet meeting to-day had 3 long
consultation in regard TO Virginia matters.
Ii was finally determined that an order
shOnld soon be Issued submitting the test
oath and Acknowledgement clauses of the
constitution TO aseparate vote. No excep-
tons will be made regarding the county
aud township organization clauses. Ii is
understood, however, that these may Possi-
bly, be included in the exceptions before
the order is issued.
Watching Cuban PriVateers.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Grape
Shot is fitting out at Southern port
taking aboard arms and Cuban sympa-
-t*5izers. The government is closely
watching the Quaker City at New York
which is destined for Cuba.
Secretary of the Treasury on Taxing
Foreign Capital.
A letter of instruction has been issued
by the Secretary of Treasury TO internal
revenue officers, relative TO tax on foreign
capital, and prescribing the following adj
ditional regulations relative TO taxes paid
the government from dividend interest or
profits due to non-residents aliens, prior TO
March 10, 1866, requiring the annexed
evidence in addition TO that heretofore re-
CURED
resident setting forth his present
place Of residence, also his alienage and
place Of residence al time when the taxes
in question were withheld, and that be is
the idea iical person entitled 20 receive the
amount 80 withheld, also specifying the
amount which he or the Bank Company
or the corporation is entitled 10 have re-
funded.
2. An affidavit of q creditabIe person
that he is well acquainted with such Lon
resident alien, ard knows him TO be the
person described, and TO have been nom
resident alien AZ claimed.
3. The officer before whom the affidavit
is verified must certify that he knows the
person so verifying before him TO be
creditable person.
4 A certificate Of the Consul or consul
lar agent aud other official representatives
Of the Uni'ed States in the country in
which the atidavit that the attesiation to
such affidavits are genuine and made in
accordance with the form of law by duly
authorized officer.
5. When applications are made by
bank company OF corporation satisfactory
proof will be required Of the fact, that the
bank, etc has paid TO a nonresident alien,
Ok his legal representatives the sum with
held from him under section 100 or l22of
act Of June so, 1864.
When application is made directly to
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue by
a nonresident alien, he will be required
to prove that by the insolvency of the
bank, company or corporation by which
the amount of tarwas withheld, or other
sufficient cause, he is unable to obtain
payment from such bank or corporation.
In all such cases evidence of the re-
ceipt of the money by the United States
required by the existing regulations on
the subject of reGunding, must be fur
nished in case of the death of nom
resident alien, the facts relating to
him herein above required, be
verified by his own affidavit Of the legal
representative of the estate of deceased,
or other creditable person cognizant of
the facts Of the case, with the same corob
orstiVe evidence as il above required.