The New York herald., 1867-02-20

an 8. ,o,dsd warehouse tax paidn Hs made an er-
ar<fna,lon OF the al tho Collectors once hno "
came CONVINCED the brands were false ,,.,
~, no crcss am nation the inspector TESTIFIED thas
he met Nr Rodgers In the street; could not swear @ p
tyey 70 his Identity but had no doubt that the
Mr =. william q Andrews testified that he was deputy
collector OF the Third DISTRICT and that Thomas
lad license for tistlling lqnor at No NAVY ss.e.i
iness made the seizure the 1ih OF February aiie
warss received Information from Mr. Barrows tna pn
ties were siarng still in tho tenement house aolon
ing; examined tenement house and found the EARN
in tho cellar torn np and piece OF an ola Nons OH IRON ~
closet, also barrel OF nolasses; there was cast iron
Mr. j. Rue, Inspector, tesnaed that he inspected ali
the whskey distilled there; he was usnay there apou.
five O'Clock in the morning. never noticed signs OF
their running during the night the Eve barrels found on
the could not have been on the preises when he
left nor could he say whether dserY WAS in opera
tiou in the neghborina basement all the whskey made
a night would have 70 be run into receiving roon ana
II could not stolen thence without breaking in witness
did not but other connections might have beer
made with the stnL
The case was adjourned until the 22d inst
Aryfsr oF pEIuTy toLLEcToR,
DEPUTY Co,k1tof francis w. Taprn wss hrres,s ves
tcrday morysng, on an AFFIDAVIT nade by Il n Tilion
WHO accpes him with he...g connected ws1 nevlln
Tilton ayd ieyan in sefrsudlng the internal revenue
Tho e0davt went 70 show that on 6ou u 20 day
Of ocober r. w Tappn, Deputy Collector Of IN ird
district New York, directed deponent who was then
general inspector OF spirits to brand cert barrels and
cask for one Thomas Levan as manufs ctured prior
seeu subseoaent to that as spms hhs @
@ uns. theseon had not been paid nc AFFIDAVIT was
",,n W eefore Commissioner Jones Mr. Taupln Was
being bis sec,Ety 'r =
court of Sessis us.
Before judge Dhenap, Justices Hnvt and voorhies
sESrENcED TO STATE paIsos.
The ffcp'c rs Saus,.{ RelLBs !, .o ,,.a rss,.,,a,
under indictments for both Iarcr - a.s
Mr.. T. Anthony testified tbs H. 49,. i, y.,.ro,.
avenue, was robbed last sav .or.sau :. ,,.. ~
iewelry to the nnount OF oo,,,- ..s
day or two after the rot 49, .o.~a s,, .
jewelrv offered, for ~ ... i ~. r.s..a,
pawnbroker, In Grandetr AZ ~ @.oo y, " oie @
who identified; hs eet, Nes, 1ork py lne prion ON
lad named Williams; cAiue tuee 10 company WIZ
stolen Kosentha kene suspecHn8 the goods hau zee
out OF the store; ,ou Tor an onicer when Inc 90
of the Tenth prect We're pursued py ohlcer Dyer
them to the static ~ f,o,so so srrested them ana 700
identified by Mr. nomu fne SIX dresses We're ne
and woc cont ~ utnOny Wtstie Tossed his cui
1, 81 ~ ens ~ alto Prison; but Bell pleaded guilty
s.,n,as .rc.a ice ho was however found guilty an
0"'0'ou " 80 Prison for three years and Elk rnsnths
n. p..,,. RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS
49,. .vp's u8 Edssrd DriscoiL-The prisoder, VIII
,,h as;n ore IN Prospect street, tried charged
~ hara ho feceiveh quantity Of tin foil knowing
~ % w,,o ' soler. by boy named Wm. Melvin. iron
M NJ, w. w. mer' ;eaut doing business IL John street
tho 49, The evidence went to shov that he knew
,, @ r 70 was ansking the purchasesthe property wa
ssnca ' dc wa found guilty and renlanded for sen
KLYN ny CouRT CALESpAK.-Nos 3o AZ, SO. los
90 o. ilo 30 2s 4e, 63, 81, 65 81, l6 "a 3d. ~
90, !" 40 81, "a, 90, So