New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
INTERNAL RETENUE.

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF INTERNAL REVENUE
meeting of the Board was held yesterday
but no business Of Importance transacted INC IO'
lowing seizures reported:
INSPECTORS Steiner and Cocheu seized the disery OF
L. srack Nos IS and Park-st, on the ground that
more noissSes was used in the establishment than was
entered I'm the books Fifteen barrels OF nquur VIZ
taken by Inspector Hull from building on Forty-irsts
near FSbthaye The Inspector alleges that no tax mas
been paid upon the liquor Messrs hubparq anu eI,
corner of North Fifth and sixtlsts, Wamsburgh Inc
barrels not properly branded ana one poIe % NO t
branded I'm Front-st Brooklyn. Inspector Catn seized
Illicit dstlery i'll the OF bakery at the corner oi
Jay and COncord-ss. Brooklyn. The owner WAS ho' "
The British brig Aura OF Windsor Nova Scotia seized
on the list inst. by Collector shook was yesteiuay re-
leased, hs Collector after carefn lnVesugalon, pons
convinced that the charge against the oWgIs anu si
master were unfounded The cause Of the seizure was
suspicion that the vessel was adng IN fraudueh man
ner, and that the liquor which she was TO take 10 utoa
rot OF the proof entered at the Custom House her
cargo consisted Of go barrels Of and alcohol Yes
terlay the master. George King, filed bond relieving
Collector Shook OF all responsibility for the seizure III
case the investigation pending should prove adverse
the brig stating at the same time that the Collector
ustabe, under the circumstances although
he he mastef nor the had any knowledge 0l the
attempt, the part Of the shippers to defrand the
DEPUTY Commissioner Harlan has been in the city for
has been looking into the affairs OF certain
Collector shook Of the Thirty Internal Revenue
District, yesterday seized bark, lying at Pier NO 80
bIy taking cargo of WHISKY on board for foreign port
The Collector led To believe that All te DarfeS uu
contain whisky, and put his detectives on me Wah
One of the merchants interested IN the Shipment, ana WHO
"a SAID have been In former times connected VIII
whisky frauds learned Of the watch that was kept ana
becoming alarmed, notified the officers that the cargo was
not as represented The officers then repaired 70 mo
Office Of the Collector and Informed him OF what they
had been told Mr. Shook at ordered Revenue III
spectors Craig and Marshall 10 take possession OF the YES
sell and instructed them to make AN examination OF the
barrels, which was done, when several OF thoIh were
found 10 contain water, sample Of which is now III e
Collectors Office. The cargo is alleged To have Deeil
shipped direct from bonded warehouse III the LShta
District 80 49,,
An influential committee from NewYory, fortified with
the necessary and Is said. dnnng documents are IN
Washington for the removal OF Deputy COMMISSIONER
MessnOTc. -
Mr. LObde the special Treasury agent in this city TO aid
and in giving effect to the new bonded warehouse
regulations has approved the bonds Of James r. smith,
ir No Il Statcs Charles NJ Connolly, No 10 Water-st
- Roberts Nos and Bridge-st.; j. T. Mullany, Nos.
So and 10 Pearlst; +. g. Marsh, Thomas Carroll, i, g.
Buckley. Bonds have also beon approved at Nos.
58l and 60 BrOad-st. The above, with two await
ing approval oil that have yet been received
prcpretOrs OF the bonded warehouses hereto
fore established in the XXXIld District The 80 that
have not renewed their applications and bonds, feel
that there is In doing So they cannot comply
with the regulations, and it is Thought that more
than OF the warchOuscncn who have filed bonds VIII
be disappointed, unless Secretary McCul'och recedes
from the strict letter of his published requirements re-
Garding bonded warehouses