The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25

II was conf dentiay asserted az the revenue once IN
Cedar street yesterday that John L. Rsey, late OF In
drama, had been appointed Deputy Commissioner Ia
place or Colonel Msssmore. removed Mr.. Risoy u -
said viii remain on duty Washington, ard mos %
this city.
The seizures reported yesterday the following
Dls.ilery OF Joseph Brady corner Of John snd Colo
streets, Brooklyn. chargs-Drawns of from the cis-
tern at night IN the abb eace OF revenue officer.
0isiillsry OF Thomas Rogers, No. Navy street,
Brooklyn charge-No entries OF manufacture on tina
books since september l. Il alleged that whom the
officers seized this establishment sl yet hot.
leading 10 the suppostoa tia. il hal been worked
seventy-six barrels OF whiskey found in tho bonded
warehouse OF Cuthbert a. Cunning CHAM, Brooklyn.
Charge--irreguarities IN the brands
seven barrels Of whiskey ionnd in Bayard street,
near the Bowsry. Charge ReclLed in tao Fith dis
trict. while tho inspection was made IN tho Thirty
sec0pd
ment OF H. shelly, corner OF North Sixth and Finn
streets, Williamsburg Charge-Not entered ON thu
books.
Four barrels or whskey found In = stable corner
Water and Washington streets Brooklyn. cause-Noi
branded.
day follows by the Hudson River Railroad 90
barrels consigned from the twelfth district New forN
10 the Thirty second distroi New York by Merchant
Despatch line 10 barrels 10 order 81 Biltilnore and
OHIO Railroad, 100 barrels. from The second district,
Maryland, to the Thirty second, New York; BY thu
Union propeller line los barrels from The First district
Ohio, the Thirty second district New York, BY the
Camden aud Amboy Railroad, barrels, 10 order bs
the Erie Railroad 375 barrels. from the First district,
OHIO, 10 the Thirty second district, New York. fo'a,
/ 701 barrels.
Bernard Hess ex-revepue inspector, David Elau
ana y Williams purporting to be revenue INSPECTORS,
were arragned yesterday In the Conri OF Special Ses-
sOns before Justices Kelly and Down complaint
OF Jacob Freud OF 1877 Bowerv who charges that wha
bis cigar establishment In their custody after seiz-
ure made July "a 1867, be defendants Elan and Wil
hama beng keepers placed charge BY Hess the fol-
lowing named articles iilicitly taken away by
Them Seventeen pieces RIBBON, valued nj ST 25
| six hundred cigars, valued at S42; three hundred
cigars at Sls I'VE hundred S25 two hundred
add and hy cigars at 81 so; pocket knife, 81 sol
five pounds tobacco So 90, twenty-five papers tobacco,
| 81 50-making IN all the value Sl36 25
Counsel for the defendants objected 10 any proceed
Ing before thee OF SPECIAL Ses IONS on tho ground
that IL offence had been Of which State
court could take cognzancc that OF grand lar.
ceny and consequently triabie General Sessions
before Jury. He made further objection thai
| the offence alleged to have been committed was
against the United States. the government being
by virtue Of its seizure the OF property
that the should 20 before United States Commis
soner. The overrued the latter objection
tanned the former and held the decndants 10 bail
of $500 each 10 await the action VI tho Grand jury
sr Hess denies too the charge made against him aud
feels confident OF fully exoneratDg himself from IL The
rumor il circulated that officer OF tue revenue wha
has been active in the prosecution OF this against
Mr.. Hess, silent partner the Bowery establish
mont, the seizure Of which the groundwork OF thu
proceedings In court