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Serausseber gDbm Gmbm.
MOutag, Sen %. SttOber 1867.
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gebt oaraus berbor, DAP i'm lekten
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mebr in @bilaoelphia einsefiibrt muir
Oen als int porbersesansen Sabr.5ana
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SerorOuung eridienen, iueldel ale
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bon Yaris. Sie brittle 9lrmee 1T in,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-06
A IauaNAllsIlc nahnpNLlsI.

From the San Francisco Californian. August "a
Tho New York Cs.izn stated in iate issue thas scn'
nett OF the HERALD, had determined T., start new
monthly, illustrated weekly, Sunday paper. wits
all popular feaiurs appropriate TO SUCH Sheet and
daily. Tho last Of this series OF tue
cheap daily has already been commenced, ana several
numbers are before us 1t called the Eceyag re
gran il about size of tho D,anaic Croaae OF TINS
city ond is entirely filed with news and well selected
reading NATTER advertisements being published Inc
department OF city Is particularly fnI ana COM
pete Qp TO the hour the several editions gong 70
press: the first edition is published at twelve ococ.
the second at three P. b., and the third at hve r. A.
In addition TO the enterprises above mentioned
seriously reported that the editor Of the HERALD
thinks OF commencing purely religions paper
ON a more comprehensive plan, and combining more
literary and scholarly ability than any other Journal OF
the kind published II, as is popularity supposed,
the Independent the best religious organ in the coun-
try we think will be easy for Mr. Bennett TO monnpo'
he the fcd. The sentimental and cooceited Tilton
wonid be match for Mcphistopheles backed by ms
thirty years experience and his vast capital. the
Cisen processes degree OF sympathetic alarm Tor the
fate Of the "weaker brethren OF the periodical press
when these enterprises shall have been nanrurated
and in fact the small fry NAV well be justified in anti
ciating with dread the necessity OF sustaining compe-
tton with 80 formidable rival
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HE CO URT S .
sUn9OcAIe'S COURT.
Before Gideon

Before Gideon J. Fucker, Surrogate.
The Wills OF the following deceased persons have been
&C ntted TO probate during the past week Eliza
Williams, John peake. Frederick Whitman Philip
0sBnen, Frederick A. Bolley, Patrick Collins Norris
nchcftel, jeremiah Haley Horace schoheld, Michael
Fay.
Letters Of administration have been granted for the
following estates.-Frcderick q. Oppenbeim, Peter
Schu sider Lawrence Finley, Thomas s. Labatut Rush.
more q. Horton, W. 7. NJ. Fitzgerald, Sophia Rysdyk,
John Mccarthy, George wallpate Patrick Halpin VIM.
X Elzlet, John Wilson, Agatha Walter, Sarah Handy,
John Hoock, Crlscing Moth. william II. Haignt,
Micns d Kilcen. Mary Martin, Patrick Shea, John L.
Cauldwcl, Richard c. Lloyd, Julia KIM Michael J.
McCabo and Eizek Ryno.
Letters OF guardianship have been grcned for the fol-
lowing Foiler, guardian OF Mary Foiller;
Mary Frank, guardian Of Anna ana Heavy Lowry Caha
rine Mccarthy guardian Of John and Samuel Mccarthy
Jas Nc oughlin guardian of Thomas McPeak; WIN. I.
Dorsmns, guardian OF William H. Beer; Daniel L. Nc
Swosny, guardian OF cCallaghan J. hcSweeny; John
W. Skiare guardian Of Michael Anna Eva and Katrina
Moth; Alexander Kelly, guardian OF Alfred TRY; Mary
Conkhp, guardian Of Isabella A. Conklin Mary Leake,
guardian OF Henrietta T. ard sylvanus Lsake
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-06

vestsrday VA that the vacancy created by Colonel
lessmors's removal weuld not b 0lIed q present
Ths question Is being asked-Win Colonel hessmore
AJAX for an investigation into hs Administration OF anal
Is Deputy Commissioners Whenever SPECIFIC charge
made asans that gentleman he ayows himself reaay
70 meet IL For the present however no dos nos CEN
slider ii incumbent On him notos moro inuendoes and
general reflections that have their origin IN personal
animosity.
Colonel stephen r. Pnkney has not yet completed
bis Of the inspectors corps but antci
pates having il completed early this week.
Tho amount OF tax collected in the Eighth distncs
was $685. M
Only seizure reported yesterday. Two stills
supposed 10 have been iicitly worked were found 10
. and the other front building The CASE vhi
be Investigated SIS As
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DEPARTURES flsTEelY,

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JsAa ssdsrissss FsEs, ssSssss ". Riss sa3 M:
sss. s'pS Sss Sass s' Ssss
Sossan John Costa o1 John
Mrs Charles clar, WIN Paterson, Pop Willis, Chare
ily oSsr. IN he s ses gss 'a' '' AA'e
Mr. Mr. sssie
D. MrsJ Collins Miss collins Mr. ana Mrs. y Rich
Dawson cspi Schroeder and Mrs ehrocGer S and H.
smith. 4 Howe
L,vra,oo, sSs,msaID cry q AnswersNl;s sas, Mrs
Lieut. FORSYTH. British Army; John snton aud wife y
Wh ss ca i' r sSSs f s rs s mrs Ss1
Eiagw@y; ianwcv Barry ar and Mrs Dawson sns
w h,esIsy: Eds.5i Sssr,, 1SsS,. TssaIs; al'',Fa
Esss s NJ: Ee S,s pSs
ter chas Lixen.y, John McLesn. " Boxhan, Mrs Gala
h and5e s. Nancy hrIns sSs Mr. - hp.e =
sana crSa rrd c1 c 0on ssnn as nnew Gmoe
sheibcnrne. W Alanson.
SOUTHAMPTON Avn MISUNDERSTANDING acknowledges
China; orrn Rose uaied states Consul 10 MeckensSrr
Ms Rose and child, Capt chas Fink, WIN Edge Alex
Hsss RsS Wiling aRo
Judge Bnmsnn M.s Bn,.mann Gustav noSa ,s
Nos 1n9SaasAi xnnpP ,s %,,,. Jue F,ae
Lincoln and family Mis-. Aasas.e iLaSn Mrs Cutie two
saTs ana Mrs msny aSd Gree en
ss n sns 1n nS sS a spa
uaus. Mrs calharine stahI aud child, Mrs Minnie
Meyer settling Mrs sshilins xr a1a S sa
Ev,s.s a,cr aa, ss's John MS
.P.u,sea, William Lott. Elzsbeth Tote Mrs Reich and
Msss Allen Gri,,sn, edwin Grtten, and Mrs August
and ss asrs seT s,s Mr. soss M two
crime 0iss child others the siesrage
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george Beastwake Eme Rousseau Mrs Kossea sn XXI,
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F,chet chrlsoper Ljsnsr, Mrs Li'enier Charles -
Steamship San salvadorxr Townsend Mrs~
Titus foas children and servant Johnscn and VIE.
s II Van Ness. Nchons Bushen, W stone, y Eus,sn,
Murphy and wife. David Flanders sad FIFE
Beardmsn and Wife, Miss Eoardmaq, two shlAsp sna
sss rss 'S's s sss ": :ss
|rne Mrs 2 Au:taS y Boushton !. and wife osrs
Newman. Chss Tiiloison, Brown Jr. m
,c.As1sssosns's.smship Ghsmp.on; xi.e risrcs,
Pratt W Kidd and lady, Miss semmes Irs u Ter
now. Mrs silcox, Masters zernow Mrs CsmpbeL Miss
ssy1s,a: neks.y w2ss EiSs S ua
Mo0uire servant Of Mc0rnth, Captain W Pennock,
James Davison, v > A. James Tourney, Wilnm Rookie,
ofbbes. r. BIRD and lady, Miss hrs oNislL
Ss s p asssr:Sn, ,I1.. oilss yHg,eo
ssvVo n W steespes.
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IS THE PRINCIPAL of the PUBLIC ussr PAYABLE IN COM,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In view OF the recent discussions and as close and
interested observer OF all the loans contracted during
the Va by 10 government beg to state conclssly the
facts AZ follows.- 80 t-&
Frs-Thc law creating the tsn-forty loan makes both
principal and interest payable In coin
Scond-The Law creating the hvetwenty loan provides
for the interest 70 be paid and the principal In
money.
Th,rd-Mr Chase never stated to the public that the
principal Of the nvetwsnty bonds would be paid in COIN
He simply replied inquiry, sthsi the practice OF the
had always been pay the principal Of the
funded debt In coinn He thus spoke ony of the past
and may BE- OF the present. but properly left the future
10 It's own development.
F1urtA-Congrsss never passed any act making il OBJ
ga,oy upon the government pay the principal OF tho
hye-twenty bonds In COIN ON the contrary, In OF
It's recent sssons when appealed in order 10 set al
rest the prevailing uncertainty to declare that the prin
cpal Of al the funded debt vas payable coin, Con.
gress refused to do so
Such are the facts plainly stated. Much may DO ar
gued Tor or against paying In coin. Being o capitalist
and holder OF hve-twenty bonds mag be willing or
even DESTROYS OF taking the coin but should bsisvs
myself entitled, under existse laws 70 demand Al ma.
turity the principal IN CON- right will the facts In
the case sustain meS fear not.
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ENTERPRISE ma VALUE oF TIE ASSOCIATED Press.
TO rHE EDITOR OF rus HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Nxw YoaK, Oct. o, 1867.
The World of this morning contains long editorial in
which tho withdrawal Of the HERALD from tho Assocssed
Press Is made the subject Of administrations and
puere attempt at wit The news association 10
iauded for its enterprise and ability to furnish news Of
the very nrst and finest quality, while the HxRALp'5
enterprise Is not regarded being Of any Every great
shakes after all. Now II happens that IN The
columns OF this sane paper there appears q para
graph from Washington, furnished BY the Associated
Press. which was published in table form 10 The
columns OF the HERALD on the 25ib NJ September last
a1ude 70 summary OF the registration returns In shc
South. II permitted to 20 the rounds OF the press
ana was afterwards telegraphed from Washington 70
New York Of course tue expense OF the tesgran was
~ necessAnly perfect "traah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-06
AFFAIRS ON The PLAINS.
Arrest Of Alleged Railroad Thieves-French,
aud British Excursionisfs for the Plains.

Arrest Of Alleged Railroad Thieves-French,
aud British Excursionisfs for the Plains.
ST. Louis No, Oct. 8, 1867
Dispatches received here from Omaha say that
party Of railroad thieves whose operations have
tended the Pacific Railroad for tho past months
have been broken up, and most II not all Of them
arrested large amount OF property has been found
secrced in Omaha and u has been sscersained tnas
large quantity of goods has been shipped to points
East during the summer. All tho parties implicated
were connected with the road.
The Pawnec said 10 he hikhiy inccnsod with
Spotted Tails Indians, aud say when they are mustered
out Of the United States servicethey viii make war upon
them. n
fas, freight line Is 20 be established between the
terminus OF the Kansas Pacific Railroad and Denver
Ileuenanfs Butler KeBtish. Mansfield and Mallory Of
the British army passed through Omaha ON Thursday,
on hunting excursion 10 the Plains.
A party OF French engineers. who were invited by
General Dix Minister 10 France TO visit this country,
have gone West with tue view OF gaining nforma-
ton 81 tho country, railroads. Mines &c. They arc In
charge OF Colonel Hem Secretary OF Legation at Paris
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Dispatch from Huntsville, Texas, announces the
death Of Colonel A. n Branch, formerly member Of
che rebel Cosre@ The deceased vas . vrsiuian BY
birth, and came from respectable parents. while yet
young man, he removed 70 Texas and located a. Hous
ion. me secession excitement found hin . decided
Unons and he voted against ths ordinance taxing the
State out Of the Union but when the DECD Wa DONE
scquesced In the win Of the majority, and became
Of 1888 he elected 70 Congrses nom the Third Ds
G,cs q rerss and ssysd Until Ne suppression q We
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Charged with Removing Property seized b,
the Government.

GhnrEed Win Removing Property seized by
the Government.
Before Comm ssioner Newton
Three men. named George Lambert, John Hogan and
George Hill. were arrested yesterday afternoon by Rcye-
nue. Inspectors Cocheu and Catlin charged with at
tempting 70 remove property which had been placed
under seizure by the officers 1, tba. Cocheu and
Catln had seized Illicit still an old stable near tho
corner Of Van Brun and Seabrng Streets South Brook
tyn, and bad temporarily lett the premises for the pur-
pose OF procuring cart upon which the APP
psratus On their return, however they found, as
alleged, tho defendants In the OF tearing the sim,
Tns officers immediately TOOK the offenders Into custody
90 the above charge and after removing the s,il tooK
them before Comm issoner Newton who ordered them
90 furnish bail in The sum OF 81, 500 each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-06

fhs Metropolitan Board net yesterday, but transacted
only . small amount Of bssiuess A resolution was
passed asking the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue 70
detail dspssy fron wasseson 70 meet with the Board
hereafter n order 70 facilitate the transaction Of bus
ne0
rhs szstsment with regard 70 Colonel nsssmovss
SUCCESSOR san costauss bas no1hng csrtala known
esnespsipa the speeptnssA ~ aeassu1 iDpssadpn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-06
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couaT-sETERH nsTslcT.

Before Judge Benedict
United Miss 7oenfy Barrek Of Spirits dS.-dhis is
<ts FIRST where allotment OF the informer's
Ipoley has occurred since the ssEe Of the sua-
sOas by the Secretary OF the Treasury, which require
che informcs 70 pay portion Of The costs. This pro-
par.y sold, the proceeds paid into court in July
sa,a and the nfermers claim filed.
Assistant District Attorney Allies asved for . distr
bnssn OF the proceeds OF sale between the
add the nformer, calling tho attention Of the Couri
the regulations issued September lsf5 by the Secrs
tary Or the Treasury hch hs considered should deter
mine tho mode Of distribution in the present case.
Mr. Eiward L Paris counsel for the izformer, held
shat tho Secretary OF the Treasury unauthorized to
issue the regulations IN question The power conferred
him 10 provide for tho distribution Of informers
ahsres bad already been exercised by him In the circular
81 August "a 1886. and having been once exercised
cSar became part Of the Revenues law aud could not
be repealed amended by the Secretary. The
reg aations with prov Of
- before lxsd for by them portion OF the costs OF the
forfeiture were deducted from the informer's sharea
deduction not authorized by the Revcnue hw II the
latter could not DO retrospective, and corld
not adecs the ycsied rights Of the irformcr. The
same vosfcd INN ediately upon payment OF the pro
when The proceeds Of sale received by tee marshal
and the latter having been paid into court prior TO the
Issue OF the new regulation, the inormcrs ahars was
MOI subject 70 deduction for costs.
Mr.. Allen replied on behalf OF the government and
sbs Judge took the papers reserving his decision.
Condemnation OF Distiiiery and One Hun.
dred and Fifty Barrels Of Whiskey.
Bcfors Judge Benedict
on motion OF Assistant District Attorney Allen this
following property condsmned:-
Ono hundred and fifty barrels Of spirits, seized Sep
aember 18th, 1867. at Mller's warehouse, Brookya.
The disery property, spirits, &c. seized the cor.
ner Of Union and Powers streets, Brooklyn.
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The Condition Of New York.
Emigration TO Brazil,

A carpenter whs had comfortable home here, very
iajudicionsly lett it TO seek his fortune III Brazil On
arriving there he discovered that distance lcnt
chantment the ySew'' of mis- fondly imagined FL Do
RADIO He now RETURNS a wiser il even n sadder man.
and requests inform the public that unless
absolutely without work inths country, and cannot
possibly obain any, he should roman here and not try
Brazil Ii our correspondents opinion that abcrcrs
in the donfnions Dom Pedro the ~retcheey
maid Ia the world
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MEETING eF the SOCIETY Or the ARMY US Tine
TENNESSEE.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 8, 1867.
me second annual meeting Of the Society Of the Army
Of the tennessee will be held In ST. Louis November ls
- ten o'clock A. NJ Every onioer, who has a any ums
served with honor 10 she Army Of the Tennessee IA
tation extended 70 b present. Ofncsn expected
70 attend the meeting n uniform The othcsrs Of the
Society are Major General John A. RawIins PRESIDENT
Lieutenant Colonel I. ~ Dayton Recording Secretary
- Leoe, ana A. nscksnlscpss OssTssposdiug sscfs.
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COURT of APPEALS CALENDAR FOR MONDAY.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 5, 1867
The following Ia the day calendar OF the Court Of -,
peas for Monday October 7Nos. 254. 255, ISL, 2Js.
259 2G0 26, 202 a63 264. 265 266, 267 z8s and 49,
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STEAMER SUNK M THE MISSOURI RIVER.

ST. Locus, Mo, Oci. s, 1867
The steamer Ben johnson sunk this morning in the
Missouri river, two miles above Brewnsvle Nebraska.
rss loss has no. bees ascer,aned