New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
WASHINGTON.
rnocDpss OF TIE NEW LoAY-KENTUcKY's MILL
TIA CLtrI NOT YET PAID-REYIsIEG THE
STATUTES.
lBY TptgGpAPH TO THE TRIBUSBI
WAsHlNGroN, Thursday, July 20 II

lyY TYtgGpAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
WAsuINGroN Thursday, July 90 lS7i'
The records in the Treasury Department Sho" ''", ~
90 ,estorlav sG7OO3O0o OF the new funded loan hlu
bren subscribed for. This saves the doVernncn' 10"
urv in annual interest s67oODO. Should Mr. Bsn'wen
exnepd ono wears interest in placing tins oah "h tho
market he viii then receive saving Interest OF SS'oVJo
Annually for nine years. therefore the statements Ni''
1.-THE Government would sustain lOss by tie loan are III
cOnsiderate and erroneous. 49,,
Eontuel,y has not as yet received Tho money WHICH
she claims for enrolling her State Miitia iHS oiai",
which has 10 bearing Oh state Var CIalms ~
Inv Congress was allowed by al OF the accounting VIZ
GERS Of The Government through whose hands t passed.
exeept ia the warrant division where 1t was soppeu "a
account Of some technically. IL was subsequently
signed and sent to Secretary Boutwell, AS sta.eu ne'o
tcfore the Secretary of the Treasury Is the only oecr
authorized 10 decide on claims Of this character IL Is
now before Mr. Boutwell, aud he Is somewhat III uoo'
respecting the validity of this olam 1t wlN pfoOApiy
not be decided until the matter - aig"eu poioi0 w VA
behalf OF the state
Tia Commission appointed by the President, In accord
onee with law Of Congress- TO revise tho Statates Oh
the United states, has finished the classification known
as "crimes" These divided into classes as fouo"S'
Crimes AGAINST the existence Of the Government GRIMES
arising vi hin tho maritime and territorial jurisdiction
Of the United staes crimes against Justice; against tho
operations Of the Government, which applies pareu
larry to1 forgeres and frauds; 2, cOunterfeng coh
and q postal crimes. The work next deals Win OhcAi
misconduct and with crimes against tie eiecuVe ira
c4e and the rights otcZens. Tho last two chapters APP
pertain to tho punishment OF ana fete 10 o
discipline and treatment ofprlsoners Tho commissioners
in preliminary explanation Of the title state that this
IA not classification OF crimes under legislative power
NJ general iurisdction hut under the criminal enact
,,ont of Congress and that II is founded on tho grants
Of legislative power contained IN the Consuuto lho
Commissioners state that their next title VIII De INC J
dietary" which s in course Of PREPARATION ana WI"
aIlude TO criminal prOcedue- e., tue pace oi 1ih,
manner OF trial ctc. This Commission Is composed %
LAWYERS who were appointed as the law states ior the
pnrpose OF "revisng simplifying, arranging and con-
solidatny al the statutes OF the United staes Alter
sueh consolidation the work Is 20 be submitted 10 Con-
ress and il that body shall determine, the same VIII
be reacted; consequently the result Of this WORK does
not affect the laws until approved by Congress-
The Internal Revenue Bureau is now having printed
tie revised regulation governing the dsula''oh VI
brandy from peaches, apples, and other fruits Inc
Conmi.siorer Of Internal Revenue is In receipt OF
orgo uber Of letters from persons In all sections OIte
country who come under section i9 Of special order NO.
1O2 OF the Internal Revenue Bureau which reiates 10
compounded liquors. The Bureau, IN considering
that section, holds that blackberry VINE OF ur"uy
produced 10y havorng distilled spirits WIN
hoctherries or their product not liquor made from
blaokberries but distilled spirits. This apples hiso "
other materials which are compounded WIN ois'n'eu
rita and both are liable to tax Of So per dozen quart
botIes The manufacturers Of this class OF compounded
Iouors claim that the Is oppressive, ana recently
decroton came TO Washington and made an attempt 10
10 the law nodded. The Commissioner seeOnoeo
b desires in 80 far exclude the use OF the ohed
states standard hydrometer test whether the artee
contained % Der cent Of spirits less The hydrometer
worked 10 the disadvantage Of the manufacturers OWING
N sta failure 10 work Oh being immersed in their com
nounded ouors because Of the sugar therein contained
The manufacturers have appealed to the Commissioners
TO have him delay the assessment OF the TAX until 'hey
lov the case again before Congress-
Holmes the clerk in charge Of the section OF dis
faton in the Internal Revenue Bureau starts for Cali
forna Tonight, for tho purpose OF investigating the
manner OF fruit d5tilaton in that state Complaints
have recently been made by winners OF California that
the regulations OF the Internal Revenue Office, In rea-
ton TO that branch Of dstaton is not applicable to tie
manner in which it Is carried on in that State
The following patents were issued to citizens OF New
York FOR the week ending the 18th inst:
JoIncs Boilcs stern bearing for pr'pellers LUIS Ore
schcr raIyarlc battery; VILLAIN Cotton, Wlndo"ouf'
tain roller; Thomas Hanson, packing iOr steu ptton
Harry Lawrence, wheclgaIrDW; th"Ics L. LedN,t, ~
parafrs for making ice Titus Powers, sheet neta KEY
Tor locks. LEONARD Atwood elevator Tor hOds ltOniu
Atwood (ssiguoP to L. H. MUkeI), valve gear lOr GU
gines: Edward = Dickinson and John H. Peake, dralh-
ng cellars; Louis II. g. Enrhadt decOorlIng raw sug-
ars. Emery II. Hamilton, ADDING lIacmhei JumVs
Judqp syood pavement; DAVID WILLIAMSON tas'Iehoi W
himself aud Eugene BlsaeD IllH nCt0I'