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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06

WHITE CAPTIvEs WITH THE INDrANs.-The
very painful intelligence from the Plains that
the Cheyenne Indians hold captive more than
twenty white boys and girls, If 1t is true, sug-
gests the question as to what our troops are
doing out there. We have considerable
force at all the forts on the frontier from Fort
Lesveuworth 70 New Mexico. u II possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06

POLICE JUSTICES. duty Of the Police
Justice Is to take hold of accused criminals in
the incipiency Of each case and decide whether
there be any cause to send the accused
for trial before o higher court. He may,
II he be evil disposed, or corrupt, or
: political partisan, let loose upon society
some Of its worst members; and If he be just
and honest he can protect the community
against the rufnans who feast upon honest
people. We have had two or three cases of
late where blood has been shed and where
the vigor Of an honest police magis-
trate was al important. We shall have more
Of them, no doubt, % society is at present con-
sttuted in this city, where the roughs in and
out Of office and seeking office appear to have
pretty full swing Of their own way. In voting
for Police Justices In the several districts,
tomorrow none but men of integrity, nrmnesa
and experience should be chosen, wherever
they can be found on the tickets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06

VIGILANCE COMMITTEES has paeh organ
lied in tho Twenty-hrst Alderman:O district. 1t
appears, with view to overthrow what their
circular calls ~ despotism more detestable than
that Of Louis w., Marat, Louis Napoleon or
soulouque." Tho viglants mean Tammanys;
but we are afraid they are = little too lsts In
tho feld, and they might a. we'll keep cool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06

IoE IN THE CANALS. 1T is not likely from
present appearances that we must chronicle
just now the close of canal navigation. The
two inches Of ica at Canajoharle viii melt and
the boats at Foyt Plain bound to Chittenango
with GOAL may got there ssgllsr than next MAJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06

government issued Q decree forbidding the
United States to at out or 10 obtain ships In
Spanish ports, and our war vessels were pro-
hibited from remaining in any such ports for
more than twenty-four hours, except in stress
Of weather or from absolute necessity-the
shortest time accorded to q belligerent Power
In such cases-and arms or other supplies of
war were also expressly forbidden. This
was aimed directly against the United
States, for the Confederates at that
time had no ships And It is well
known how the rebel blockade runners and
cruisers afterwards found shelter and protec-
ton in ports belonging to Spain. Our govern
ment, then, certainly did not owe Spain any
fayors In the present case Of Cuba. But it is
on higher ground than this the United States
should have acted, and ought now to act, in
recognizing the Cubans as belligerents, or
their independence. This country is deeply
interested in the establishment and develop
ment of republican institutions on this Cont
nent and over the islands pertaining to it, in
the enlargement of our relations and commerce
with all the people Of America, and in exclud-
ing the despotic rule of European nations fir ON
this hemisphere whenever a favorable and
reasonable opportunity occurs, such as that
which is now presented in the case Of Cuba.
We might speak Of the noble and generous
impulses OF Americans for q people like the
Cubans, struggling for their independence, but
we put the question of recognition on the
ground simply Of broad national policy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06

THE ERIE SUIT of Ramsey against Gould
and others seems to have dwindled for some
days past to game of ruses and stratagems
in the attempted service of papers. The afi-
davits of the many men who have been In
pursuit Of Gould and Lane, who have watched
them through their windows and waited for
them on many corners, present the lives of three
railroad magnates in new and not envlable
light. How, after all, is railroad president
any better than street beggar If he is not
q little more the master of his own destinyp
And what is the value Of riches If they do not
enable one to hold up his head in independence
Of spirit9 For men to be seen thus lodging
in and out Of their houses and offices and
afraid Of every shadow, lest it might be man
''with papers," is mean spectacle, and va
are glad that Judge Murray, in view of the
evasions Of his order, has directed that the
papers may be served through the Post Office
or by being affixed to the front doors Of tho
dodgers houses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06
Report or the Commissioner Of Internal
Revonuo.

Report or the Commissioner Of Internal
We publish to-day the report of the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue. Mr.. Delano
makes q gratifying exhibit Of the revenue
income through his Office and shows steady
increase over that exhibited in previous reports
This increase, though due to some extent to
the growth Of the country in wealth and popu-
lation, is to be attributed mainly to an improve
ment in the revenue laws and to more faithful
collection of the taxes.
The total receipts from internal revenue
sources, exclusive Of the direct tax upon lands
and the duty upon the circulation and deposits
Of national banks, were, for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1869, $l6O, O39,34 The
receipts for the current year are esi-
mated at $l75, 100000. This estimate is
based upon the revenue as now coming in.
The amount received from all sources for
the six months from the LIST Of January, 1869,
to the 3Oth Of June, 1869, was 800, 542, 76O.
For the corresponding period Of 1868 it was
1854, 479,94s. This shows gain Of $26, s65, 544.
General Grants administration covers four
months out OF six of this period, and there
fore 1t is but just to give that administration
the credit Of this improvement In the internal
revenue receipts. This is the more evident
when we look at the increased receipts
from April to September Of this year, during
the whole Of which time the present admins
tration has been in power. There has been a
gain of over twenty-five millions, eleven mil
lions Of which has been on the tax collected
from spirits and more than six millions and a
half from the tax on tobacco. Evidently, then,
the revenue laws are better administered.
The Commissioner does not recommend the
taking off any of the taxes, but seems DESTROYS
Of keeping up the revenue from all the present
sources.
One thing is worthy Of remark here, and
that is, the banks and bankers only pay about
five millions year to the government. When
we look at the stupendous wealth and business
of the banks and bankers, at the vast profits
they derive from the people, and at the enor-
nous gains they reap from national circula-
ton, which the government has been stupid
enough to give them, this miserable contribu-
ton to the revenue Is gross injustice to the
rest Of the community. Cannot Congress
make these wealthy monopolists pay some
thing more to the support Of the government
Mr. Delano does not recommend the repeal Of
the income tax; but there is no doubt the
time has arrived when the tax should be either
abolished altogether or modified SO as to
exempt people with limited and fixed salary
or income from this burden. In few other
respects, perhaps, 1t will be wise not to disturb
the internal revenue laws until the national
debt be adjusted and placed on q solid founda-
ton, with reduction of the interest and
establishment Of sure system Of liquidation.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

RIPLos GARDEN, Broaoway.-THy LIrTLx DErEo
TIyE-Ar OBJECI or INTEREbT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06

WOODS MUSEUM ASD MESkggRfR, srosdwsy cor
ner Thrtieth s-Matnee dsT Performance every evening
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Yesterday afternoon the residents OF
Brooklyn south Of the Fulton ferry were
startled by heavy conclusion, which proved
to emanate from the fall Of couple Of ware
houses in course of construction on the
ever fatal Furman street. Fortunately it was
Sunday and the buildings as well as the neigh
borhood were deserted, or the loss of life might
have been appalling. The buildings fell out
wardly from the hillside in which they were
burrowing, and, topping over, left frightful
chasm extending to the street on the heights
above. By rare chance there were no
cars on the street below, although two lines are
constantly bearing passengers to and fro along
its railway tracks, or, Sunday as 1t
was. there might have been sudden
inhumation of human beings beneath the mass
of bricks and rafters. Is it not time that the
cooperative authorities Of Brooklyn took steps
to prevent recurrence of these disasters
Either the line of Furman street should be
abandoned as system of dwellings and store
houses, or the crest of the hill should be
deprived of its superintendent weight Of
buildings. Originally it was proposed to lay out
river side park on the west side of Columbia
street, which is the thoroughfare running
along the Heights, and thus afford drive
commanding view Of our picturesque bay
and harbor. Better contamination Of this
plan, which would add beautiful feature to
Brooklyn geography, than the continuance Of
the present dangerous system Of houses whose
gardens overlie the roofs of the houses below.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06

BowERY THEATRE, Bowsry.-PAUL CLIFFORD
EVERY Iron SAILOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06

FRENCH THEATRE. 14h ct. ani 9Th sv-Lo.Dos;
on. LiaBTs AND SHADOWS on THE GREAT CRY.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner OF Eighth svsnue .,
ED s,reet.-E roLIsn OPERA-THg HUGuEsors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06

THE TAMMANY. Fourteenth sIse.-TuE BUnLrsaur
O BAD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06

ACADEMY or MUSIC, l4th sreei.-rTALIAs or,
WILLIAM TELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-06

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Brosdwsy.-USpEs THE O
, 1869-09-13
4 jumping Match ns ItaErhrstrr-
AHHictIltNH SGsS III alsr ht0rstn4
NotIsa 4 u nbBss4st Enters ahu Attn.
Irttr .ArrEta-$ts.' Nln+ the l'rtxr.

n
tryrrxI Rerla uEn II nGnIlrr of the YOUNG ped
1'sr vim trsi'c IN thc nriRhIoFhm"I Of sav1n I'LL
III hufrlrttrT, rat.l.' together ul.1 IN tn. tI.1r
thr nalIrtr.l1 IurEfutIstL lntErtHE match fnr
tHAi' purse .~tA Mike Fls MI and ,olhX taAn
haitiell Murphy. th this EIatrn Murphy xns baIIY
~nfhlt',, NhrE,ntsi fln sister hatf+ a htss!li.
ttfGtg ai slliehtIt Eri nf alnat t~rnts ru utue.A
lEcAfnr very tnu:XnAnt, and ga1c out TO her com.
raHIuLB thAt aNe cUuIi out Jump Mike Flynn II hrr
her htrttrf1tuns, R1ni III sa' lsft her match
nalc for rs.c ai g.. aud crcatE ta the HaTrrllc
Of Ter 1Ilcils hen thr Mach CANE OtI she wna II,
THIS ErrA&ly ahaiilr tho Eli LII ]uniTAst anl his
tEitEha, 10 Mis- KATE Was challenged tu unothrr
contckf, for &atj ride, y hch ca.ue at ut Sasln
Hill srtterltly Afternoon. The A7alf Attracted
quite rfttwd fn mtfnr>s tfr t1ott. not less tlAa
4tU People btttE Present. hate niA1t her appear
ance dressed IN flowing rc,! naunel ttEauers, ii
pr. IT. Sniers tEhl. 1scth 10 her feet. Mr. fynu
wns ,!rrkscd neatly IN the same usanucr. fae a.
SanIrneuts tt!nS A templcies', The exercises b.
Cxn, Fly MI lending oil With leap Of II feet aud
uchth. kAtc then took her portion, chCerA1 on
~ her frscnts, i Iuntc the lrail. Clearing lts-
tAHcc nf III feet ~. 1nrhtA This created great
e1ti1r1neni 10 the crowd, amt neFycl up ka,le Tor
enilssi for, Nhtn Flynn cane up TO tho scratch
and Gle ar.-l ~ fect INCHES This VAS yeEy laas
juut, all the Flynn !tll RlcatiJ encouraged, BI:
kut,G again It!Touocr.i. her frtcnd* cheering
AMI feeling cau,ts NJ 1ha: she ~oud isnal CLrt-
full, thc placed her i;le CALLERS on the line. ,cd,
n'asft lie kafi ctearlSe 10 fret q. ,nr'!e+ rn:A
| nat TOO Nen tHr ht+ cu1Dir:tur, a!a, ANIL the
rlnals pf thr whole conEary. Eatsc rctirc,l With
hcI IlyEc Gi $4t1. As his lifr ls cTc9te1 CIelt
taecE cit In tho neEhbotho Il, Il l. possible that
| ka:sr hat lie rlartei Ter another AatG5.
, 1869-09-13

sss .aTn; = 9sl, y md spa~5". IL. ,!
enF ens,s ss e11 tfs.ne ste,ss ,,s,ns s ~ +;
~ tas'dt, With nn ext.emr sadness pictured
Etc., Ill., H. e",tttna're, sEsa!hea wish IL =,
OF tht helpless form and satt:
~ tefal. have jim na, thing Jou utaa tn nay u
.Nak'ng icch,e rro,, IN rs'., himself. r. r..
fi'ta: ">-s, tNsvs snnefhns ~, '.'; ty tnu, /
haze uef innf u Ilv+. " tss. sf- fs-t Fasting
aTf' IT H. " sis, ~ t1,s I, e e. r. sn
m neE;'n;.trr't'., q hr III s.arn orr n, frr
hns hrnrt :t~-- MI ia-r- .'~ssa,,l newiins
:" Eea:s: s.s.- y: 1"-,9 +" ~,
,.;s,s. ", ,,,s,. ,rrT''n' -! rfn r''-*r''s''" 't
E.t';y ;.:s*. /! IT,, 1: ~. as, ,..
H. ;.t IT,. .t:.i IT. ";a ;1 + ~ ~
~ t"," s-t. ~. u 'h.~*. i+t ro vii t.ts
III ht'f4..r.,s + 'S.r r".r i l., ~. Il, r..
t",.' t",'h't, thk, .'h ss .a,ist ,s...i t", lhef
~. IT, t.sitl Ia ~ IN. i.-st"ar
HIM. i. "ns~ '.'.. r. ~, f. 1 ~" 1's" .a'd - u"
t"hnes ~ 'ht t"!ls htth hi."sA III .l,anHt, Iii
~ y t,r".Fal hAenta r@< !" .4Af Inc M4ifr,,
mimi IL lt.t I,m'u, ''.,u ~ a'1"s' i'
!. F III h. ~. sx S''' ~ yt. III si.'' ";s'.'
shi- At't! NJ. fe.srtI ha,l Anr. a..ilt4lnu ii
t"h'i"l hnH4 raIlrl taGs tl Es i hI aal Ii " III,
A!Ht 81 tue ItA!t hsrt, 5uuE EuEltEpr.ts. iieus4l
%!h fAAn fAfs ri ilm Attu a7I IIICh II Istt Nj.
{a1sni, Nln "a! A!]uw THRU ,".In ~ 4,rnrr4,
ltaNlna thf'ak hIs hraI thEn i'Ints-a hahlt
familiar to ~ Is'rxlHalIy AA4InsntsI viii TIM.
wright uf neatn'J rclluvc fIutu hIs tAEni Iirfr
frH IH,HlrIs' tIau1r intrFrartr! III" etstyrIal
tim. Mr. trrrwr1I rtn,n hr,ks Inv htI.n-,, M.
ht,F
, 1869-09-13
L SINGULAR NAUTICAL ENTER,
PRISE.
An Eng Lsla ttAhu Padding Sis On.
sto1 1Fons nn~ York 20 Tr4nA.
EtilnJ St4s, ). !. t><r q. tsryst{vnsr,r< r. thu
txr rysl Hujt

An Eng Lsla tsAnn Padding tIis G'A.
sto1 fFoss hn.~ York 10 Tu4A~.
EtiiiJ SfAF, ). !. tsft. q. GoFvfsfp'tc1< r fhs
.sxr lvFl Hait.
Mr. lcunlaon. fnsnsat,lH specimen at ts.c mus
cu4f 3ouAE EnKlLntuAu III the i,ut1usi, Afrs cd vi
this tncc Al uf1ack II III. ~ ttay IL sulal! craft,
suTcthinR between kAyAck nn'l aranhr. In whrh
hr purt"srs ifa''dling htnaclf to New pEicaus aud
1rxns.
Mr. ncnntson arrived In New York Oil THURSDAY
hy Rhtan steamer Hl Eft th!a morning u tlnlf-
past Y. making his Twenty u.'Ieh IN seven hours
tlEnr nxntnst the kFlt.
The ttrai IN which thls entsrprtslnE Jouns mAn
has un'trstAken hta lotG Journey Il uuy tourtecn
fttt long, md wtIg1n +lIty pounhA. IL IL butt
st4nu,hly. 3rt lightly. IT sac tough wood, and is
cecke'1 iwo-tA,rhs 0sfs with mahogany. In iht
c'nsru II MI UItu sIat:e whtrt ttc towGr sits. 1up
ported as the bnEA hy two Upright sla.. Of wo,i
and csuss-pisce. and protected In truus uy rub
t,cs Aprun. which butses4s him completely into the
lrlat.
Fur carGr, he carries only hA sns and anmunl.
| ton, and u lew other articles packeG AWAY, aud
his rrOpu!s!se POKER Il given tJ double biadcd
psdtle, Inn'}e Of ash. md weighing only two anu a
fsalf t,oui,,'H He proposes IN STOP fot food and
| s!scp at hach points Us naJ b. eonfenien'.
| Sfr 1scnptshu has pnidleI Ills sont up the Rhine
| and down the Dalu:,e and the Enlgl lIis course
nnw lits ~ river M! caua u Atnbor, i'hi!alel-
| uhia, Baltimore. and Washington, to Pittsburgh
thence ~ the ohio and Mississippi ltiFeEs to New
Ut!eaus. and thr4 to Galveston or suue otaes
| TtxAlI port
| 1it proposed to devote himself 10 hunting IN
Texas, having heard brilliant accounts Of the game
! in that region. Az he has hunted THROUGHOUT Eu
| r'EG atd Ii 1tl!s7 he nsy bc considered quite {
Nj. nenniaon pauset, here lonR enough to maxi
tn0wn h!A Intentions, anil then pursued his courst
| toward AtuhUy, which point he expected to Feac,
hy tgcnuE. liz paddles with erea. ease anu ailgh
tattEuc. and run5 Ills boa: with considerable. .se
1gCI11.
, 1869-09-13
How Isud Garter. the Tennessee Drs,
Pcrnu0, wins Killed.


NC learn from Wiley steak3F lud Iobu TtGptc-
ton ctr III, n y lp Killed Carter the foloNlnv par
ticr'.rs 10 tue caIse nnh manner Of lhe kulluU:
II srtms ihst Carter hai repeatedly threatens!
tho it!r IT S,eas!ey aud luc- Charles-a brptact.
,iAR to Tc1u1,et0n-crear$e thcy had ASSISTED
Ill at7rsttnc Carter ID AInhatuA The Threatened
Parties. kucwlpc hnw well Garter Us ualty kept his
ars. xerr Al.ald IN 70 ahnn, their crlinaf.
his ne.s. Stcsk1ey and Ttmpleinn arne'1 tae:l-
st!vts 'ot Tic purpose, an1 uerc ou the looIons
for Carter. Thc. Of c1snoE ntu on list Weinc -l2T
int4ht. At ': tla1ks tlrn1inE sop, IN Van lsl1cn
Ctunsr. aEA a.ulst lhErr-Qiartrrs ot 1ltle nc
3cId asock 1rlatt, nt fhe FORKS Of thr kt2;ncky
and Sparta :uall- Understanding the s4trAtion,
'heF c<'ncc.let ihtul>esye. near by. wnen Care!
tt~n r":r Hp; ann ]at' a1'eE ns nsA dtsmpnn:ca a
trcrnA1@ III rad stepped into the siftnflny-snCp Q
arH hack again! they ftct3 upon him win unabc
harrliri shetrnns. Carter frli ri ihr nrst nrF,
hHti t1r'et htu.seN three stlnIs. The concerned
men then tushr'l nrnn x1Ief, WHEN he begged
them IL t,etist ~ ht was nrraf Killed: hit they
fl'rd uIon him with pistols, Swearing be shon!u
mt escape this time. lie cIcntuc-i: "bh. M
wife Md rnir children; wnat vii. fcr0Hfc 0
thcm.' lie lived only trn or fifteen Enit'ttes
TEe.r twn nrn were The only participants m IN:
tragedy. at~aklet and Templctun krr stii! a1
ln,rr ns,t1 shpw no .ir*er whA.cyer To rtarfe Ut
nrrrst T'1ry nrc 10th JcurE ntcn. ard unses thf
nj iiufn afc, md ia hot FerE ink. nor hcs i1ks
thc3 had committed MI! eT11nc,
, 1869-09-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATRDAr EvEyt~1l. Scrt. II.
atr thc h-.d r Del I'd The srsin il s,Iea:-.
cid tusvt II the u.slas CHARTS Of "r.sr- uess 9TH
EtTTtK RsT. It'd. so $; .Ac,cd. ,.tso =. ,ser
faR.r n 4 e. r Ia ri Erse
IN :. nc s.ess, e, saE.nsr tsma'a "a. aSdms RI,
sh,iee asliy. ss3ie; IL s.i IN ~ tTsin "a
IS =" H"1 e;.at. j. !ss :; SEC e 10 "a, :; i,e:
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nd he 1aarsu VA: ,te.a@ Il uash.1t~i pfi;ts ,Fs
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rs, and 10 -; r.. shs f;nti1 tr.ds r.
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NsSliFs n,r =. b. ,",i;1I:il ntt"1 s,,rnt IN
II dtuu.andi, stses wiz .!..s@ Ahd NJ !'1ns'..
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+ .'.t. in@.ss: l.s.';r: =; s,,n- f's,s ~ ~:
tftis .*n st;rs ,;, r,,., ~: t Il, IN, II r. H.
sftun '.r1 r.: t-ntt. and l,:mn', which ~" wrak
IL, 'sGl,' !; S' "'a'fS no el'a'" In 81"
''''''' nnttN vnrtra
Ar ts. t*f EW w
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, 1869-09-13
MONETARY IND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

EtrtEhAf EvEStAf. Sept. II.
The fail fta'lp has fairly heRun, al from this
time for The next three mouths VIII he tie
active se.l-pll If The year, rAll,ng insn tae All t
ntA!lafhc capital ut tlr c,l1Nunntt Ut III" business
rnit1nn tt, IN view nf which Mnre thnn u7I,1 i'll
lrfcs Il fl III the rsnal present aHd The 1ruarrt
t.c rut'lttirn nf the Inrnr! tuarket At present
tMteia II great 'llrtrrnrc III tsr feeling nj different
tstnta III ,lr rtI5. With ihc demand IL
tive fF'n fttlr regular rust"ntcrs 1 tfrr fltI1 It
| ,lIl1', III, tn itft the whht4 Vt ali wlilu ,l".
! wnd ltr IN Rrrntntn."lar. --thsts rnttl"si!stEt
The thsr With the banks ti'4t Intimately rt'n-
| tttted .th thr Etan sfaie ~ atltr Il
| tutn'rr III "t''fa. tlEt mi It '1l'''ri
IN usc nH 'trIt m"nns, an1. hplnp ,if.H'tr
i,,nt."J II nj 70 per- mi, utr, IN snln I'Isfn1u ~
t"'l'HtnI,AErg t'ts'-r'n4a laFes tt "l,tt h,nts
| nj "pt1.rA. t't I'm r1p.lr lhs srpr., IT iEu,In
lie trlu In nt1r tn TAX" nil tst rtu.s taiet. s,ri
thr tintkr. t,tnr tn 'ntrL rt"Irtnt~ty rasr. ret.
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