The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-21

cIea dows from ssd ofss on tSs s.d "a septem
- rS saq s s painted and branded "Reeaea q
BY ana that barrel. RE- %or Of the
sas sl 81
same way except that they
sn e. rss The ne Sy cy were N
6eIsys. taken to pier North TO be ship
that Of
the anr s stated to him on or
from the Office Of Superintendent Of Exports export 4o
n & ans r 5asi
0w ss % Be- s Se e 81 ssaS 70 @
the said bonded and that he informed by
for sl said
that SAID 40 barrels are stu in the warehouse the proper
emit times for letting said spirit. out q said in the
ns hs ss sssa ns y II e$
each out passed That Il ssnS0rn pres.
%Ss sy that A. A the
a.ar. :! NE III, s s,g
TENDER isS7.-Bnss. k. PHELPS Notary Public = N'f
Southern D af y f 70 y aas esv Of x. Fork
a H. s1s or s o anS
York acting under Instructions Collector
s that zen as a ss Of $dsF~ 5 IN
in said city had been bonded for Re
aS % a
S%ortS Moore street for the purpose o obsersnS
ia delivered place; that
Moore street until closely watching the that
that deponent then 4ovesey
street and found that were being made % close
that the bonded doc had lis locks upon Depenen. further
he visited North Moore inquired No Oi
Sor to g sSh
n ao her onh , no or had
Mr. seinfels and oes persons had been No ol North
Moore street ne day raa.t tine NO spirits had been
0l North Moore street had the keys OF No 80
s. would nothing but
e % Ssr to I'm s d s % of
the No. 80 North Moore that they had
as No ss: passs sns
% q Ssd ny % On No "a
1'fs ~
%;P "a SaiS IS, soad
S ss oS ss That ss Son in
aer told the
had been tn S o. lot Of M e
minder had been branded At No 20 vesey street coming
being shipped to Boston bv the Metropolitan line Of steam
NO. or ss nS e' sSp on PR s e
b,rres of whiskey and barres of VIII skey the
So e
distilled and rec,aei old sOqrbon % North Moore
p NV q ps' si aas Ess ~ p c
deponent found said pier No North River two
of she he cD s Ssn W @
and watched there until sunset Deponent further says
wassd an
nothing n c oa q
the premises No. that report
anS
from Collector Bal messenger TO seize and
iol North Moore street. and without delay to proceed
lures and books of The Kentucky Bourbon Company;
and then ,o @ Ne 70 vssey that
for the in charge and was directed to Mr. Allen H.
visit that deponent then left the oce and inn
medate went up 70 me fourth door Of said No 40 vesey
tanks for mixing aduerang distilled spirits; from
pany was engaged dawns distilled Spirits no bapre
having i the two above mentioned recfying brands;
ing other barrels With brands above described that
who witness ,hs facts dsgonsat
ns ha had s
Of fresh taw colored paint with brush in It. and
barrels Of Sssd spirits only recty,ns brands
s % the brand ss that While
was the fourth floor Of said No vesey street Mr. SAN
was doing there that deronent Informed said sanborn who
that shorty after Mr. panel Nesmore with sno!Ser Mr.
sapborn the presdento said Kentucky Bourbon Company
an eseiiea manner ana demanded deponses authority for
ssps R. i'S
make the SEIZURE and that deponcnt his commits
bourbon Co9psnys brand in his hand that said Mess
properly the Kentucky Bourbon Company; tina. deponeni
s 3 Mr. D. S a' G aaa
in conemptuous manner, and then turned 70 the man
Si% why he soSped aud ordering Slm % con;na
awns Oh de d s a the tank into
BARREL the said barrel having upon the before described
SSsas By and
M ss s h e eo op o he son
bon Company and that said Messmore forbade deponent
ponent that the books the upper OF
a 81 81 s sssSy as
hsm OF @ nn nsoss ana papers
Sworn before me this day. Sept 49, isS7-BrSJAxis *
TINS PLOT THcKENrNG.
II IL understood that tho parties against whom Col
ecor Bailey has Initiated those proceedings have made
complaint court against the collector and that
the Judge issued wrs for his arrest the complain
will he met is SAID by United States District Attorney
Courtney taking proceedings for the arrest OF the Judge
interfering with federal officer In the discharge Of
ACTION OF THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
The Congressional sub committee on rctrcnchmont Of
which General Van wyckis chairman. has bcen in ses
sion during the week. and last night adjourned to Mon-
day, September 30 Although the proceedings have
been strictly private YET outside inquiry shows by the
animation Of many Witnesses among whom are distilss
dealers, importers revenue collectors, the general
agent and officers Of the Metropolitan Board
are astounding rbero have also to light frauds
with distlers and warehousemen frauds 10 the trans
portation and expectation OF whskey and frauds with
revenue inspectors. The character OF some Of the In
spectors does rank very nigh. One was examined
By the committee to-day, who held HIS appointment by
order Of President Johnson In March last who was Q
farmer Tennessee II Is looked upon strange that
Tennessee farmer should be sent to New York city TO
watch whiskey distilers at per diem OF 81 The COM
mtec Of opinion that the tax should be reduced 20
ty cents per gallon collected nj the still according TO
its capacity thus doing away with tho whole bonded
system, preventing frauds transportation and expor
taion and sending the host Of revenue officials who
lalten the public crib 10 pursue some hoaes calling
SEIZURES YESTERDAY
Tho Metropolitan Revenue Board held q very short
session yesterday transacted but little business The
following seizures were reported
The disllcry OF Edward Parpar, No. Is East Eighty
sixth street. Cnaryc-rhe cistcrn not properly
cured. There indications that the dist lery had
been running all through the night and indica-
tons OF barrels having been rolled through window
into the yard Of tenement house adjoining. These
marks traced to the door OF the house. and the
6r-i floor the officers found seven barrels OF whiskey
still