New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02

now in the country 10 about 7Oo00O gallons, ond any
law which would make 10 profitable 20 export
this would stimulate the manufacture greatly It's 10
the fact that such measure was before Congress that
Mr. Pleasouton attributes the starting Of nearly 100 nc
disiIeries within the past two Uonths. as reported
in TuE TRlpuNE On Monday The failure OF the EXPORT
hiu yil 10 thinks prevent any further growth OF tbs
industry at prcsent On tobacco, not more than all INC
tax dno ia collected, and tho Commissioner desires d
measure to assist in enforcing the eAlsuHs 'nS'
One OF his propositions Is Ie'Is"n u ~
stomp regulations. stamps arc now place" on 'uo h
hayes and many retailers commit frauds OH tnc Wv
peut y filling their boxes, after the org'nai eo"u'''
bavo been Sold with cigars on which no TAX I"s po,u
roid The Commissioner proposes to have INC t'aHp
accd on the cigars themselves, and TO maze lhc tp
tax on imported cigars twice as much as on uonios,
ones With these regulations, the ComniSso''i -,
that the other internal taxes can be SIN inrlIeI
Commissioner PlcasOntOn has not yet uecIuou '"0
Eov.York Central Railroad tax ease, inc papers VI
both sides being so youmlIous tnat w Na "''
time to examine them ALL ,,uo
Tho Hon. Dennis Mccarthy will introduce a bill IN inc
House tomorrow, or when the opportunity Offers re-
ducng the tax on salt 80 per cent lie clded' ~
obtain the floor to-day, but failed to find the oppor'ug
The bill abolshng the duty coal WILL it Is e1pec'eu
he taken M in the Senate Tomorrow. It's passage "
large majority is certain
Tho Committee on the Revision of the Laws have made
careful report prepared by Ne. Jenckes, upon o "
modify tho Bankrupt act the scope OF when IS 10 E'o
additional powers 10 tho Registers In Bankruptcy anu
10 establish them Inferior courts In tho seVcr Co
eress districts for which they arc appointed, lot INC
transaction OF tho greater portion Of the business
in bankruptcy The theory OF the existing law
Ia that every matter OF law or fact upon
which an issue is framed shall 10 adJudl-
Gated by tho District Judge as Court
OF Bankruptcy, aud every other matter OF
administration under tho law and the general orders
may be disposed OF by the Register. The Register Is re-
ourcd TO state every Issue that arises before MN IN
transactng tho administrative business OF the court anu
10 certify to the Judge for decision and the Judge may
or may not require his opinion such issuc bui Which,
II given is of no avail adopted by the Judge ITO
Committee arc opposed 10 the proposition TO eothe inc
Registers with the powers Of Judges, and allow them 10
hold kind OF inferior United States Court and state
their OF length They that the Registers arc
already clothed with tho power TO transact all business
except only which requires the exercise OF the uu
cia power and which by the Constitution is confined to
the courts alone.
The House Committee on Claims have reported Dill 10
pay Norman Wizard Sl3OOO which is found to be due nm
on certain contracts made with tho Government during
the war for gunboas steel guns, and 15nch castron
guns Mr. WARDS claims have been before Congress Tor
seven years aud bills for lis relief have been passed
through the House previously but failed to be reached
ia the Senate. . c--.
Additional memorials have been sent 70 Congress
signed by women, against the extension or snhfage 10
their sex. About GOO women have 80 iar POJcstcU
against female suffrage, and efforts are making 10 Pio'
cure other signatures throughout the country