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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-05

This College has, by its own MERITS and thorough,
practical plan of education, ouyed all the literally
endowed Colleges of this and the South" estern sates'
1t is the oldest Commercial College in The United States
Every student who gives proper attention TO the IN
striron is qualified before graduating to Keep any set
of books IL matters not what tho business may De- ana
Ito the correspondence of any house Students can at
tend the Commercial Course the Literary or Agri-
cultural Course, or to Pcnmanshp, Arithmetic or BOOK
keeping, the English. French Spanish German Lat
in or Greek Languages, Tclegraphing, Phonography,
Pcnmanshp, Bookkeeping, or the higher Mathemaucs'
etc, separately, =,
i We have ample arrangements for one Ho"sd"d ""-
| drntt during the current year,
N. B.-Mcrchants Planters, Lawyers, Steamboat,
men, Builders etc. can here learn to opcn Keep ana
close their books correctly In few days
Benefits OF Attending this College.
| 1st The student saves much time and non-y-as
there are special Professors and Apartments for each
branch and all things taught and practiced as in
business.
ID PESMlSsHrP is taught a SCIENCE, land not by
mitation) hence all easily learn. We have one OF
the most distinguished penmcn living, as Professor
3D. Our GRADuATEs are sought by business men i and
may he found Principals, Bookkeepcrs and Clerks,
in large portion of the Banks and business Houses OF
this city and over the South They receive Sloo0 szoo
or $1,000 ronnum This education Is the pestior'uhe
Parents can give their children.
9Th. The DIPLOMA OF THIS COLLEGE is passport over
the Commercial world.
5th Young Gentlemen who have entirely neglected
their studies can here be qualified for business in
short time.
9th This College will qualify young gentlemen to
open similar Institutions III all southern Citles eNi-
co. Brazil, etc. if they come well recommended rs to
character. 49,
It'll Crippled soldiers and sons of clcrgymcn will
have a lilcgnl deduction made.
NB-Tliosc who write for Book-kecpcrs or Teach
ers should give % particulars. Those who send young
students shouli put their money in the hands OF their
merchant or the President. The South must now edu-
cate prdciicdHy be torercr The fo'ig rascal Of the
N0rM
Circulars and Catalogues sent to all who desire them
Board. 4--Studcnts can board with the Professors
] ,,,Ir ti,nro Ettnili Mt month.
Healt h,s--tur seven years n. Orleans has been
| MIN. N.,,. VOID nrp PHILADELPHIA.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-05

IL T. prCONGE, Importer and Dealer In French,
u Amcri, an and Euglish Drugs, Chemicals, Per-
himery, Patent hlr,licine' Surgical Instrument,
Trussos, brushes and Druggists SundTies, No, 10
Charities Street. Established In 1870, tT:lyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-05
Bvt. Major General Commanding.

Bvt. Major General Commanding.
Suffice it to say, that General Ord
has ordered court martial for the
trial ofthe guilty parties, all ofthem,
which was to have convened q t
Camden, last Saturday, one week
ago.
1t is no part of our intention to
launch cargo of fulsome laudation
supon General Ord for simply doing
his duty. He is far from needing
it from any one. We do intend,
however, to hold up the actions OF
such military abortions as this Col
onel Gilbert and Major Pierce to the
Indignation and contempt Of the
universal American people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-15

superintendent and four clerks; at station T. JOS Egnin
avenue, hftssn carriers collectors, superintendent
and two clerks; al station r. 474 Third avenue, sfsen
carriers four COLLECTORS superintendent and clerks al
station O. 500 Sixth avenue, eight carriers two collect
or superintendent aud clerks; and NJ station u corner
Of avenue aud sixth street ssvsa carriers, coll
iector clerk and superintendent These c1ces are open
daily from six A. n. iiii nine r. H., aud on sundays
from nine to ten A. NJ IL will be noticed In tue ABOVE
List OF employees, that districts the NUMBER OF
collectors 10 much greater In proportion 10 The number
OF employees than In Others. For instance, station
has twenty carriers four clerks aud Du three COL
iectors while station q with only ten carriers aud Two
clerks, has I've collectors The reason OF THIS as
crepancy Ia thai in those districts where there
are large number OF collectors those officials
required TO collect letters from those portions
OF other districts which lie nearer 10 their stations IMAM
10 The station 10 wa they properly belong aud muss
DO conveyed TO the nearest branch for expedition.
The proposed changes will no doubt be Of much ad-
vantage to the public large and their adoption will oe
anxorsly looked for by tho business part OF tho CON-
munity II fully carried out they viii place tue Iepu-
tatioa OF New York qr its postal facilities beyond those
OF any other city IN the world.
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Eighth avenue. ana stealing nom him silver watch.
valued ct $40 The Judge, IN passing ssntsDce, re-
marked the PRISONER thai he had bad reputation,
20 which be responded that ~ this instance the uaicn
be IND cted upon him awarded, which vas mpylson.
nsnt in tho Sing SING prison for 1--WE yesra ~
John Watson and Charles RobsTts pleaded guilty 70
indictment charging them with comi'ting burglary 10
shs manuiacsory Of Hsrnsmann Co., No. % Greene
street. was broEen into the night Of The Goth Of
August aud 500 worth Of cloth caps stolen By the
prisoners, whose possession the property VAS found
Bsuss Prison for four years and six months.
Wnl,sm Lloyd and John wikison, who pleaded
guilty the Sth instant TO burg~ 10 The third degree
Wers placed at tho bar for sentence They were In
Broker No S7l Cherry street, tho 10th Of August
and stealing package Of copper CON Lloyd, although
young man. was reputed TO be the leader OF gang of
youthful burglars. $50 SAID the Judge when the
prsoners were paced a. the BARI The prisoner denied
the inpu'a,ion He sent TO the State Prison for
three years and months. Wtkson, bright looking
boy, Who had been led Into the commission OF tue
crime, treated Ienentiy his Honor sending him
she Pesiteniary Tor oRe year. Pairck Walsh who
charged with the offence vas disp 1sed Of last
month.
nary Ann Gray pleaded guilty 10 m attempt as grand
jaFcens she having been ed with ing $40 In
none from Benlan ". Kelsey, on The 30sh OF Sep
ember. She sent ~ the Prison years.
Thomas Hart, VINO indicted Tor eating $27 from
20 o U brnn, on the lst Inst, lis Neat twenty
eight street, pleaded guilty 10 attcnp, al grand
lsrcsnv.
Augustus Kensl pl AIDED ruiy 10 . similar grade Of
Marks No. l37 boz cry on the iSin oil September.
Hart AMI kene each sent The PsnteLt'ary Tor
enc year.
Thornsa Brown, who was charged with stealing sack
pleaded luii,y 10 alempt ut grand larceny. de
ssLsndsd for sentence.
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COURT o. sEssluni.xlsas COUNTY.

Before Judge Dkeman and Jsticcs Hoyt and Voorhees,
The following named rsous, convicted Of tho
offences designated, were ,ntenced yesterday morn
ing
Aaron Meyer, eunbezzcnst, five years In the State
Prison; Michael Dowd, recring stolen goods ore year
10 the Pclltsntary; AbcrSearsai burglary, third dc.
grce ono year 10 the ste Prison; James Higgins,
burglary. lrst degree, on year In the Peniteniary
james hcDcrmott, burglal third degree, one year IN
tha rerucntiary James hi,e. burglary. third Degree
ono year in the Penitsny; Thomas Mullam, fe0nious
assault. five days la the mltcntisry.
young man named Jln Harold was tried yesterday
under an indictment cbairg him With burglary ia the
ntst degree II sppenretat the night OF the 18Th
OF June last the residentof Mr. Jenkins at 2o2 Navy
street. buglariously tered and robbed Of property
TO the value Of about $U On tho 7th of July Harold
was arrested In New Xxx, when several pawntickets
were found bis pcrso including one for table cover
which had been stolen tm Mr.. Jenkins house The
table was recover alta pawnshcp IN Rose street.
but the pswubroker cod NOT tell who brought there.
He testified yesterday 1t be never saw the prsoner
until ne met him theres the court room.
There was no evdep on tho raft 81 the deicncs In
charging the Jury gud Dikemsn remarked tha, f tbey
wers satisfied that tbarisoncr from the fact that hs
had the pawntick,t his Possession, took the table
cover and nothing "a he was guilty OF petty larceny:
but a. from The factsllcted, tncy believed without
any reasonable douttbat he took the rest OF the prop
e,ty a. veil a. The be cover, then he vas guilty. OF
grand larcsay. Thbry rendered vsrdict convicilpg
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NEW JERSEY.



EXCITING AryAIa-TnRgx BoYs Fmsp AT AND rwo
DANeKRousLY wousDEp. An ARRAY occurred at salters-
vi'ie on Saturday evening which, though partially
bushsd up tor atime, may fatally d two boys
Three bows, named John 4. Thomas charles WAIT and
Joseph sacr, we're out on wagon TO collect brush
wood. and, when returning home, a lad named James
Spencer, who was armed with gun, came oul Of tue
woods and, advanc ng TO the boys said to ss,er shut
up your CAB, or III shoot yos.n Thomas warned him
not 70 pcin. the gan lest might go Oh, whea spencer
replied nc ala NOS care. aud, at tue instant nred
Wat cried ont Tin XII cd and fell forwsrd between
we horse and the wagon Thomas fell over the SIDE Of
the wagon, and Sser escapcd BY crouchng pe-
n.nd the brushwood be The piece eveieJ. Tho
povs got w aud ran away While the perpealor bstook
himself 70 hts mothers house. wbero ne cap
tnred I'LL sunday morning. The gun loaded With
cusk shot, portion or which entered the side of ths
wagon. and some was wasted through the brnshwood
Thomas was struck by sir soot In Tie left side on tho
forehead over tho eyes snd In the LETT arm. Wait
rscaived large portion Of the charge In tho sde
shoulder and head and both sufferers were In DANGER
Gus state yesterday, none OF the shot having been
extracted spencer lodged In the county jait TO
await examination, and abide the resul. Of ID nures
inflicted the boys He about eighteen years Of age
and u repre- ened ~ being very bad boy. About
weeks since u 70 alleged he fred ~ brother Of tho
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The Board of Audit met yesterday. Nj. Dspsw pro-
aid n.y.
TIE claim Of the Stats zeuns newspaper for adver-
Using was nrss taken up. II amounted to ss5s3 so,
and had been accommodating for several years The
rates OF charge went FROM I'VE to fifteen cents line
The claim of the Journal u Commerce the next
called Il was for advertising Tho charges were
made as Tor other ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mr.. BAkkz asked for some evidence 10 show what the
advertisements about In order whether
they concerned CITY and court business
Mr. DErgw said tho Board did propose to authorize
the nent OF anythng that not legally incurred
The Claim OF the Journal amounted 10 S. 726 90.
The claim Of tho Scandinavian Poi, Amounting to
81 30, was heard. TWAS Tor advertise from tine
Mayors OFF, a. twelve and y half cvnts iino.
The ciain OF the Franco dmaicain amounted 10
81. 500 ~ Tor advertisements The cents
per hnc, aid The advertisements published by order
OF the Old Board o. EAcise.
The Mex York Leaders, claim Was the next taken up.
IL amounted 10 $43l 20 for advertising The paper
designated corporation paper, and authorized 10 ad-
vertise by the proper authorities. The charges were
correct
the claim OF the irish American called next, but
because OF some informally 1t Aas heard
Inc claim oi the New York Nstcs then called up
The calm amounted TO IS 1873 ior advertising aod
tended back 10 June, 1868. The witnsss knew OF no
Authority puoisn o the advertisements cnafsec
for. Tue were ;ordng those usaaly charged
by the paper.
Alter hearing this Claim the Boari adjourned until
to-day a. noon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-15

Political matters in Kings couuty arc becoming more
than usuTiy entansled. The Republicans knowing the
great odds against them quietly waiting the action
OF their opponents and their Office seekers anxiousy
looking for something " turn up Wide me democrats
CONSCIOUS Of the large majority they have in the county
already al work, aud many they who wiling
70 undertake the ssii-sacrihcing task OF serviag
NE public; and - IN all parties When 40 the
in2 for tho control, now tue democratic
party OF Kings county IS soreIy vexcd wns all
IN endorsing tho state ucke there i grea difference
Of opnion in regard To The county ticket 10 fat,
regards local matters the party divided three
faconsthe SO styled regulars ine nation ais and tho
German committee each having their regular organza-
lions
Tho regulars for years past had the control ana
Their siato ls-Hugh Mclaughlin Tor Register, John
White for County Clerk and James Troy for
County Judge. rnese are al !. tho ring or
masses, and divided the sp,iis anoag themselves ior
ht,een past. Mclaughlin mas twice held the
Office OF Reyiser, worth from $4,000 TO $4,000 per
snnum Wnte, now County Clerk seeks renolanat,on;
oilce worth $l5 600 to $4,000 per AMMAN. Troy
once nomiua,ed for County Judge and doleat-d, and
again nominated for Guy Judge and again dcfca' ed,
since which time ne has held the office Of Assistant
District Attorney, the salary Of which Is s. 500 per
aGDum i j. NOT Strange that these gentlemen wish 10
continue their public servitude.
Tue nationals that this constsnt retention Of Office
Is anii-democraic aud unjust. aud Vat Inc MASSES Of
the party sniud 4 he c)ntrolieI by saii Of
Office holders. Inc Germans join 10 tbs aud further
tat tney have besn considered Nv pa ~
except voters Tor those ring have Nominated
Tie American element IN The parry also sck OF tne
"Rng," asa VIII JON IN the movement break II up.
The nationals iavsr Thomas Ghldus tor LsI or, a,i
Lawr,nce nauy for County Geek rie Germans demand
The County Judge, aud Jonn He's wtil receive tncir
nomination. He "a native OF Brooklyn ~nere he has
practised Tor fifteen years. and tho sdvaniag
never having sought or neid pubic office lie Il as1
generally favored by tue natouais NAM lead nv
republicans, aware OF the troubles oi the democracy,
favor tuson ticket Of tho Offices II saco snou
be determined upon and I.dc',us lei c.ons made, q
would undoubtedly DO ELECTED and, prove benefit tho
citizens Of Kings
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WEsTcHEsTeR.

OrEvrSo OF rHE County CouRr -Ihe opening Of tho
County Court and Cour Of Sessions took place wniso
Plains yesterday. The bench Was occupied by William
H. Robertson, County Judge, aud MesAs NJ siiiuIan
and d. X Conkln, Justices OF he o1s Tie early
part OF tho proceedings somewbat retarded owing
the absence OF several ~ the I'D Jurors
Jonn A. Hougbialiing and Charles q HICKS were IA
diced Charge OF grand arc ny. 10 wblca they
pleaded guilty aud remanied to jail u await SEQ
tence being passed on item. As the tan particulars OF
this have already bseu pGbi shed tn the HERALD II
IL unnecessary state FUR her than that uSoners
were adro.tly ciptafei by Sergea4t Manxin, Of the
IunkeIs ciDct police weeks sincc white IN
tue aci OF selling valuable horse aud wagon, anicn Il
" alleged taey hal stoen fron the premises OF Mr..
Adam Metzbar at Rondout \. X, day previ-
ousy.
INAUGURATION OF THE TKAcugRs' ISsrrrUrg AT Mourn
VERsoS YESTERDAY tho Inauguration OF tho Tea-hsrs
Institute Of county to,x place schuo
house in tho village OF Mount Vernon About eighty
teachers two-hrds % whom females, wero IN At.
tendance After those who, from the distance OF their
the ten ca q opera ons, had b. PROVIDED uab!o
pnmodstibn throug attention Of commissioners
rankin w. Giiiey and seph baneti, The faberlng
OF teachers assembled 10 the iafs hat OF
house. when they wero ouce iuIi oil The pro-
per uOject of tneir bein called 'osethr by Af.
Gsley In tue afternoon Dr. Alden. ~ Albany.
auc Irofe snder-, 81 Ne~ York, lowered sGdresos
In the ~ his remark d. den SAID that tscbers
task before them taD collegiate ins ractori. en.
deavorci point threw could bes III sseives
tor taer caos Previous " toe ntre 'ction ~
gentlemen effort intds inrdu disca.-
tho best method OF tracing ogt1osfrpny: but
through the backWHfiaess tbs ie Maf Il resulted
Only In prtaf success II is 10 be- 10 ei, Sevef,
into the minda 81 those 10 atsendaace carry Stage
Of the proceedings
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TIE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAlRuAD imGaosLla.

Further Particulars Of the Government In.
reference vviih the Election 81 a President
by the Coupany-sI0rm signals on IAxhs-
houses.
FORTRESS noNRoR Oct IL, 1867.
The stockholders Of The Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road assembled tho 10Th for the purpose Of
elccting president Of the company General William
Malone and Major Joseph II. Kent nomnasd During
discussion the merits OF the csnd,datss Governor
Pierpiont denounced b. ST. Rsdsrd . the most
corrupt In the State Tue proceedings inter.
rupcd by The announcement or the following military
order. just received by the chairman:-
HEADQUARTERS, susn,srRIcr. LyScHsuRo, VAL
Oct 10. lsG.
TO STOCKHOLDERS VIRGINIA TxrKEssU
inform YOU ng to nstruo.
ttons received from the War Department. the United Sntos
will allow change In The vrin.a and Tennessee Rail-
Company until tho claims sstisded
until further o. WILCOX. Brfeadier General
The reading OF tho order CAUSED mach exCtemsnt and
cheers from those opposed 10 Oxidation. com.
mttsc appointed 10 confer with the military com.
were ready settle the claims The government, which
amount about $50 900. A. tie evening session the
report Of the committee recssed IL sas IN sub
stance ii at General Wilcox used 70 allow tho election
OF president OF the company under any
and thai au hory could be .b'ained only by dirocs
appeal 10 the War Department At Washington Ac ord.
inely committee OF five ~ss appointed ~ 10 TO Wash
ington aud confer with General nrsnL
IL 10 contemplated u establish system Of Storm
SIGNAL lighthouses 10 b IN Geographic connection
with Newborn, N. U.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-15

lisT~fHv Esd A NE~ yoRw DaEgsHAErp Tho
Chicago Ts1nRs aims aesognt p tbs death a Mira
N ). Brown, n drsssnlsker II t's " who hal been
sr lorg time sgh1ect groA mental depression.
On Thursday nebt. ieelng dslrcsaci tba1 ever,
enc TOOK dose ~ stfychnips aud In very short time
afterwards ia y M dreh ensuing. Just previous
70 her dissolution. III hmpli or stnify. she Gcknow-
edged tDat she hsa AIKEN ~ vchnlne and SAID sbs
determined 10 rls she spgn Ia sw YORK, and ~ss
only t~entye chs rsars old. Ter RS icrcs le4
South Iias'ed strret " Jt0e isst her husband, .
PAINTER. New Yogy - tltd work. aun wa slc-
cess al On etuesJsy Ne feturnei ~ chicago.
tgndn- o. work hfis. iotfof ~ii tho decaassd lad
written 20 hin che he was d sew YORK showed tina,
shc bad TAX = grcaf d nj ~ morphine from to
1e dGv.lg bis abs nee and fot q verv iona TINS
deeply depressed Soc let tto small children 70
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ER00KLYH INTELLIGENCE.

IHs Cossos CcUscIl- The Board OF Aiderm en- met
yesterday afternoon Alderman Fisher In The chair Tho
only subject OF public interest under discussion was tho
question OF adopting some uniform system OF pavement
Tor the city In leu OF edible stone pavement This
mater Game up in the form Of numerousy signed pc
.i.un lom hnaenuai citizens and taxpayers, calling
attention TO this fact The subject was finally referred
70 tne Trading and Paving Committee and the May aud
President Of the Board Of Aldermen
SINGULAR PLACE roR A CcYFrx Yesterday morning
some isoofers' wniie making excavation for o new
building. at the corner OF Park avenue and Auburn
place. came upon . conn containing the skeleton Of
man. Al tho oldest resident no, RENE nper OF any
graveyard being in that vicinity the discovery OF tno
remains naturally created some little surprise In the
neghborhood. plate the lid OF the coffin showed
that 1t mad boon placed the ground in 1896 Coroner
smith took charge OF tho remains lad them prop
cry inferred in tho cemetery at Fla.bush.
ASSAULT AND RoBmRy.--willlam Smith and Walter
Story arrested and taken before Justice Buckley
yesterday . charge Of having assaulted aud robbed
boy, named David Lynch. Of 500. Tho money sas
given TO tho boy by Ms Lawrence Mcnamara tko 10
his wife. Tho accused committed by Justice Buck.
ley TO await exsiainaliou.
STOCKING Accipsxr.-A little girl named Eliza Bren-
nan met her death in rather shocking Sat
urday last II appears she playing clubhouse
at her residence in Spencer street. Myrtle
when she fel through hole and was almost immersed
in the sink. she rescued from her terrible position
A. soon rs possible but died aiew hours after from the
ehecs oil The foui had inhaled. Coroner smith
held an inquest yesterday wien verdict accordance
was gwen.
ACCIDENT on sHrrBoApD--James Holman, mate OF tho
brig j. G. Clark, lying at the foot OF Joraemon street.
fell into the hold yesterday afternoon and broke his
ieg. lie Was conveyed ~ The hospital
WEEKLY MORTALITY In BnooKlYN.-- During the past
week tho total number Of deaths in Brooklyn was l9l
being decrease Of IL from tho previous week. These
were appor,oaed as folloas:--Nen, %; wornsu IS;
boya CT: girls a. The princlpaI causes of death
Dysenery. Is, scarlet fever convulsions IL br0n
chitis. % pneuinons, Isl consumption. 49, apopexy.
a marasnus, IL hydrocepiacs q dropsv, 3; deDiay,
o. cholera iliantum, A. typhoid fever, disease of the
brain, q Group a wlooplas coug, o.; dipatheria, 8.
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The democratic electors Of The several towns CON-
prising The Second Assembly disrot IN convention
yesterday at tho Excelsior Hotcl, Waite Ilans aud
nominated George !. Penacd, Of NV Rochelle. tbs
present incumbent TO represent .hcr parry Al tic con-
hog election. Thomas X Downing Of Rye, sced as
Chairman and w. s. McCis,Ian. ~ Pelham. serret.rv
As soon as the cal Of the haa been ra1 the
names OF our gentlemen pos forward eligible Tor
the candidacy as fD,lows-G Org. j. Penueld OF New
Rochelle; solomon D,0gco @. Mama rpnesk. D. q "A
blythe, OF Bed ord, and Charles AcClen6 a. ~ Pelham
lie nrt baliot gave Ii tor PenHrld 10 tor Dngee
byths and hcCrnnon .. Aiicr several haltinga tile
contest was decided ~ vote OF ~ 0r penAed aud IL
Tor Dngee. Mr. Pendelds noriuatlon on M ION waa
then made unanimous. A good zeal OF lec.lna was
manifested throughout The proceedings
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lNIEnksl RsysAue MAIIeas.

There Was meeting OF the Metropolitan Board yes
iesday. Only three reported An illicit
distliery In Graham street, Brooklyn. Eleven barrels
Of whiskcy found al the storo No. l54 South street
seized alleged charge OF having been offered for
sale ut 81 IS per gallon As the tax is 81 per gallon,
the ocers aver thai the offer Of the spirs 20 low
price prtaa tdcie evidence OF fraud. barrel OF Now
Eng aud found on Norm river pior. IL as
detained order 10 await investigation - 10 the pay
tax.
Depntv Commissioner j. r. ParneI, detailed from tho
Internal Revenue Bureau TO tako place OF Col Hess
ncrc left Washington last night aud will be present
tAe mocllnG OF the board to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-15
United STATES DISTRICT cauar-lH BANKRUPTCY

The First DIschnrgc OF Bnnkripf IN tho
state Of New York Under the Nov Act.
b fore Judge BenodicL
IN the n,d,tr ~ ks,hac, Emanuel. Edik upt-This
case is perhaps one OF than usual herest, from
tie fact thai It ~ the FIRST reported thstate where
the bankrupt nas been discharged from hp deos under
the new act The petition ned tht 2sth OF June
last BY mr. VIM. c. De Wilt counsel tor bir Emanuel,
whose liabilities stated ut 81 600 assets, Doue.
The petsion referred to register aud tue usual
course ,akcn oniy creditors proving their claims.
In September the bankrupt presented PETIT to tue
GU asking 10 be forever dlsciar. II from debs,
winch petilon referred 10 the restcr vino SUISSE
quently ported that tho proceed ~ prev pusi he'd
w,fo regular. The Court, tie pah INST, Issued an
ord.r forever discuardng Air. Eruaue IRON ali his
debts