The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

on the warehouse Keepers OF the Third ds,rct a .o
sia cocnsu % en.er sSa examine said warehouses;
granted by said Calleott, who gave said Cocheu he
On the me s ..a @ meg went with
said Callco said he had not been able get the dat
deponent desired from Mr.. Dayton yet but would so
the permission given Cocheu 10 visit the wareho
the Third district and Cacott replied that he hao
voked IL that he would like to Mr. Tracy before Yni
any further order in the natter deponent asked Cav
eott then for permit for deponsnt to 20 through sa
warehouses company with Cochsu and Inspector Craig
20 Cslicot replied that he preferred Mr. Tracy
nrsI out he would send deputy with the inspectors
isded TO- u they wished TO make examination. stated
=. saa warehouses; that he wished TO know for what
purpose tho examination DO made aud thai no pre-
eIeo not 70 grant the desired permit TO said
house, until he CsllcoD had seen Mr. Tracy Deponent
then returned to the United States Attorneys ONCE and
inspector Cocheu was sent TO make the appointment
VIII caicott 10 visit the said warehouse, with deputy
collector, as suggested above Inspector Cooheu soon
returned and informed deponent that Mr. Calcott had
sppIlnea three O'clock as the hour when bis deputy
Wou'd call at the United states Attorneys office
company the inspectors aforesaid on q visit
to the said warehouses;; that deponent and tho said
late In tho afternoon but such deputy appeared until
h4fpast five clock, whom Deputy Collector Robbins
that day prom, sed but he would DO his office the
warehouses. JOHN J. ALLEN
Sworn 10 before me- this 18th day OF Jaiy A d., 1867
SAMUEL T. JONES, United States Commissioner.
Aihdavits have also been made by Inspector Cocheu
and Mr. Fletcher, but the precise nature OF their con-
understood corroborates the statements with regard to
his action as contained in Mr. John J. Aliens affidavit
Important Ia Distiliers-Additionni Seizures.
Deputy Commissioner Harland Of the 1ntersl Revenue
Department has notified Collector Shook OF the Thirty
second district in this city, in relation to the brands
qured tax paid spirits that when the contents OF
packages changed in character by mixing reduc
ton proof they must be again inspected and branded
in the usual manner and the brand tax paid erased
from tho barrels.
Branding the word 'srectined' upon packages is
optional with parties, there being no law or regulation
requiring IL to be done. The name or address Of the
firm person doing business reciers wholesale
dealers must, however, appear on the package
The following additional seizures reported at the
Office of the Metropolitan Revenue Board yesterday
Nine barrels without brand at the dsiery Of Charles
Stein, No 6i9 West Forty ninth street.
Four barrels Of spirits suspicion OF irregularty at
W. II. Budlong's, in Greenwich street,
-Four barrels spirits at the establishment OF p. W.
Stevenson, IN Greenwich street. account OF tax not
having been paid
The dstillery of J. Robbins In Bridge road Sands
street. Brooklyn, was seized at FIVE O'Clock yesterday
morning by Inspector Hambright the charge that the
cstern room was found open, &C.