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New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

r Yesterday was the last day of the September
3 oI ana humber Of persons held In custody for yari-
% s ouchaes were dscha I'D, as IL was impossible TO ind
@ tlo 'oIpialIahts Horny Miller aud Edward MarnsOn
%eo led on the charge OF having snetcbed watch and
Shaih IToh MIS- Elizabeth Nusiy, the 10th September
Doth Piedd gully Miller having already served term
III vi ,ohtldiy was sentenced to State Prison for five
li9Oh was sent To state Prison for three years
anu hlA months, as II was his first ofionse.
rI1Nous 10 Tue adjournment OF the Court, Mr. Fellows
hanhed the Jury Tor doing their duty promptly, and
nnheu tLo ludge Tor his manner OF dhpOsnK OF the
oas, lie sad that the effect Of the heavy sentonsos
n"H % auVay seen among tho thieves and murdercrs Mr.
touoWs nso alluded TO the late Admiral Farragut, and
W tnt iuncr.i ceremonies to take place to day.
Jugo btuOid also returned his thanks to the Jury and
the Court was adjourned
during the term: " ~
Sentehccd 10 the Slate Prison-Donns O'Nei attempt
us ~ ~ tue tiird degree years and months;
ontR nin9rd a'tempt at grand larceny, years and
r"o"e Jnnrss Martin, grand larceny, 2yearsi lie.
ley burglary, third degree, years; Thomas
. nIien; assault with dangerous weapon, years;
uoo iIaJ enbczzlement, years; James Martin, Tor
s.iy '1fa degree 3years A H. Lang attempt at rape,
S"rn OnnLes smith, and larceny, years; Michael
muipy, robbery, first degree. 10 years; William
McNi,y, MMcHN,ny, burglary, third degree, years; John
nheSainars, h,,l burglary. third degree, 8 years;
nnaleT a,an r sullivan burglary, third degree, years;
siH , thompson grand larceny years. Junos Gentry,
p0nt A"foehv hom the person. year aud months,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
CAPTURE OF A SNEAK THIEF.

On the 21st of September decrepit-looking
beggar asked aims at No 90 Ftlst, and the lady OF
the house gave him money. A. he was gong out
Of the street door, another lady leather
satchcl the beggar carrying contained SIX dresS
very much resembling tina she possessed IN alarm
was at once 4vcn but after long chase the tIet cs.
capped. II found that he had taken goo worm OF
property from various rooms.
Yesterday morning, Mrs. Louisa Wcberhe lady WBose
silk dress was stolen, the bcggar in ThTdaNe, ana
followed him to his home at No. J-y East Llc!ehst
She then informed the police authorities and IN the aJe
noon Detective 4. H. Smith 81 the Eleventh PreclnCt ar
rested the man, who gave his name as August MtDtr
aud brought him before Justice scott az the Essex ahe
Police Court, by whom lie Put under bonds 0r tiId
at the General Sessions Weber, after his eAamlhatoh
was taken to Police Headquarters where his phOtograpn
was taken, as most valuable acquisition to the Salery
Cf the portraits of notorious swindltIs.
UpOn reaching hil house nimmcuse collection OF stoen
property was found consisting principally OF 0Vereoat
Goals pantaCOus and Tie like, OK the aggregate value Or
5000.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEv-TonE...."..............~scpt 20

PORT CT NBW-TORK. 2a
CLEARED.
B o M Cr Of NerJa De3ien Havana aaI Vera Crai MIS-
Epas Hayana sen Francisco; Higgins Hamilton bermuda,
N c.; Reguatof Brooke. ~ li a; N. 81 ssey, Smith Phale
Iia Ma lower Piderlsi Dnyo, johnson Portland; H.
fnss Chgeuaa aaa.h Magnolia, Nc.ron i!a7aaa LOusa
B-eTer iephi C. coastos1, Drake, Paia4eGAai Neptune
f-SsDTe@5.o.e Castle BaS LoaIoni John Mann Mann,
BarsEIna Robert. jersey; Crosr Jewel Corning Bremen; Pro
Kcr no Jaaeroi Iva Ls5a, Ma.4c-c via s. Johns, p r. Annie
BhssTfed Demeani B.rracou., Kline Gov Bay b. Alol
Parker Halifax NJ A Palmer Matthews Rciibuo n b. Amela
siS~Iootout Howe, Little oce Bnyi Ann B. CARL Tyler
Segayen JlIa a. Decker Dunon Pierre Marnque Kolon
JsIer Jaesl h,' oe Borten kags'on Jam taGr1 & AeDr
nal; Orbu Robinson DosOui Matthew Vasor jr Kelley New
Bedford
ARRIVED.
Steamship Caledonia oenso- Glasgow Sept h and MOyile Sept
S@a 1'o o Faa Freeman win e,on " c. naval stogs,
Steamship Cambria Caaghan Glasgow Sept Il, via Mo7Te 18Th
ssnhp Daen Laird Aug. 23 srselss Sept l. Den 9Th
and Oib,altlI lth m.se. am pass "a, ,,
s B1. Sea Ss.a. F,.i Isoas 4sS' hen; 9l5p days "d
ser Car johnson Meer Geolon s. c DAYS naval stores
Ser Saupeie wemo.e Union Island, Ca u days, lumber
SSlr scbr. Rae < G scranton Grant g. PaiHsl, l' Ropdou
Se5r chaaeeIor FeIggsq9' Rond9aL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Santos ior orders Mauls Baiiore London. wni~EoG
Ssv oalrzys Sept 2a-Auive steamship MarpO.a wn,tt,
New-lOrk.
Pu,BrrPur Sept % Arrived steamships Chester Jones. Frank
In Pierce, and Taconv. Nichols, New-lork.
Holar lIoLE sept 29Aryed, schr Mary Gage New
York for Addison.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrRRNsTowS 2gThe hip Italy Of the National Line
from Eew-YOrk for Liverpool arrived Ills port evening
WIIALERS.
In port Esmeras Sent g. hr Mary f. Mason Sparks Province
town. 20 bbls hphk since dcharuy Panama August
Galapagos Islands, brig COOk Of Neiok 90 bh hpl this
Nd Bin Holmes Salem leo bNs hpbk
t ils Bird Of the Wave, 400 bb this Maria Kelley 400
tb-. this
DISASTERS.
Brg H. Brooks BHg2s from Chgsol o Providence sbln
dOn'd 40 SEA lnO dlt Sc yei. The arrived q t4sO1
4 l.a Ps for lae.h w put al TO Charleston the 18th
ut iey g, Ihe n. 4. Br1os registered
t-i sst olumli, Nam u 1870 ana tailei from Fol RIVER
@ Oa.e Gtitl vhh has leen ashore past months
Nawburpo got Of the 2h nst AID towel Browns
wharf
Fishing shr John g. Tyler McCartv 21th from
Grand Bank, epos heayy gale the gh burak tanks Gc
2s spoe bark belonging to Yarmouth y s. bourd from NeNlok
for London Si9 loss Of cal and rerhed The BAD reported speak
ing schooner that s picked tie captain vessel which unded
at sea ashe pant tie on survivor Of the and Passeur
the wife aud dy with the vessel
Tho bark also smother vessel dmasct
Star Clara Bell Of Camden Om With general cargo, IN
entering the port OF Jacksonville struck the bar and will be total
loss The Clara Bell registers G and bulk at Rolpo Me,
Ia 1853
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proposals.
WASHINGTON. D. c, September 10 ia
DROPOSALS for PAVING PENNSYLVANIA

WASHINGTON ID. G., September 10 ia
PROPOSALS for PAVING PENNolLEANlA
best kind Of pavement be used in PsEnsrrauiEe 's
tember 1870 for lsvi5g the following W0ODEY PAYMENTS
Tie Balsrl" ke1m STOW" Miller" "FoaH,Jee,' Bet
Plans pae, be he oe, Of the Scssrr Cea
Mher NO. 42S k qpoa sPpla;on aud a! sfra-o3 t'.a
qu,niies chsr.ce Of WORK e.c Bl1- g.i sy Themselves
10 al the points connected With. With hs ,syys wors
The be graded by the conform TO s
& i1o .foG 'S ] % @ "a be, by t Cou on 10 e l Of As
they nav dete ne the proceeds applied this improve eat d
] .ns 1e re WIere eriyatoa : Iue the nseril
I b, b. Jerted where drec,ed mi where embansmel.
oureI Of earth free from osm Negtsos
exceeding foar inches hihes slc layer be oo .@ei
rolled .ih hsvy roller Upon ih snh r1e 'aal B. a. - %
gravel vii be aid wooden @ 81 ou. ever
respect the description nd specification on e IN o oe q ue zee
Bc, arc required their proposals the price. fr each Of
J ReIaoa Of paving and other PER 'lu,r. yIrL
(S Embsnfusat per cubic yard
(5 Wooden pavement ispeying D.ne) per squire rari.
I slrk must elch times sn - gh plcr Us
CORN soneu shall determine; shall be coHTd r The best sss
most substantial manner without uuatcessaV delay s eo.
s.asclon Of such peOn Ferns they M,
good bond approved by 'hs Chye:
Dsc, " Coumb, guaranteeing ht the of u eoous
be entered INTO shall be ncty snd faithfully o0ser,cL ' ~
COmmis, 20 themselves ne
reject 81, bid, deemed to tie interests of b,
pora on Of sshugtop, sui pr perry owners -. IN. .t
provide for The paving Of ave- sppyed J ,,
term upon the pavement 70 be used they i 6 P..nS
Of said avenue between the points nined On ne oFe.i an,
given one or more newspaper, paosAel 70 n,'sss ~ i rs,
aud place Of ueh ls,ung, aud Kind Of Pavens1l
Proposal, should directed sCHLBR SeeT', 60 o.
miss Paving Qnee of ~ P.n
snd Works Ms'1insoL D. y - =, ,nS a. .SosS c
r'Hn'''"' ave- ~ dH's'' '' ''' 'O N siciLER eo'.g
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CRIMINAL

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tice Bowling committed Daniel Holland, Tor stabplnS
Thomas MaIoucy OF No 2i7 GIoenWch-st; James Quinn.
for stealing wagon and harness from the stable 30 EJ
Elzabethst. HOnOra Kennedy, for stealing go from
Thenhardt Meyer OF tho schooner RidgewoOd; Thomas
krwan for stea llng gold watch and chain from John
sheehan Of No. 900 East FOurteenth-st
George B. Waterman was committed yester-
day by Justice Cox at the Jefferson Market Court on
charge emboz ozzlenent preferred by samuel W Caul-
field, President Of the Rockand County MIX ASSOCIATION
Mr WaermaD has been fox several yCars Past the man
aging clerk OF The Association, and had charge OF the
money department at the central Office IN NO u fOufth-
ave. on Wednesday morning he disappeared, ahd an
examination Of the safe showed that siO0 was MlssB'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT

Before Commissioner Silpell- -COunterJeitng::
Moileck Buckley charged with passing counterfeit
500 b on Patrick Kenny, at No. sos East fineteenn
st. was examined yesterday Kenny testlied tnat ,le
Ssi a noased up0n him for services rendered the ac
cused and was marked by him for Identification; Ihe
nrisoner was committed TO await further examination OH
Saturday. 1900 ~, -, ,,.o w
Bounfy Fraud Cdse-Tfe examination OF George W
MELVIN charged by Charles Gilmore With having WIN
held 500 bounty money collected by him, continued
Yesterday Evidence on bolaf the defendant was aa-
duced that the money had been paid 70 irend or Gil
more upon presentation Of power OF attorney fufther
examination will be had tomorrow.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 81.

N m ,vs. AMI MEXICO via ssal and per steamship
CIT Merida II r. r. close At the Post Ohce at O'Clock
a IN. Steamship sails at 3 p. u. .u, .,--s--
Malls o on6uu Ausa and NewZnd win be gent rom San
Fr on tie lOl Al hal matter nus be prepaid
% m cs rsr sIf ounce uauer each; books Se
PER onnce sak Francisco, anu mail IN he" York
about let % of each month.
SATURDAY. OcT. l.
, for Egrope via Queenstown Liver ool per steamship City Of
from PIER No. - y r. close the PoOnce a. ':J a. n
Su.renenr, Mail for raid letters ouy made up az Pr No. ID
\ r. and closes A. $50 g. Steamship sai's az I'D a. n
Mails flr France. via br,st PR steamship VIE DC fars'
rom Pier NO. y. r. the PostOhce at No supple
ueltlFy Mall .r..,- q
Al Nal. clos, Today 6. IL ocioca Tie PostO1ee open ron
Ga g 1 Ian
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CORPORATION Nolirss.

CUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF ~
- application the Department Of Public Paris r A. Srs rss
the Mayor, Aldermen, snd ComnonAliy OF the Cv o' wv
TIP OPENING oF
NINETY-FIRST STREEl, -, ..s
hom Eigh 10 the New Road or Drive, aud hoA
TO the Hudson River
IN THE CITY OF NEW.lon Il "a.
Tn. Department Public Paris In the s0e sTn,s,
Mayor Aldermen atty Of the Cy Of Nes
Legislature of toe Peorls Of The STATE :" Siser
titled An Act relative the ani duties VI nc ~
the Central Pai passed April sh lS and Of the a S, losi
alter the plan Of certain portions OF % Z April 9s
1867 hereby give that thsy intend 70 spp 70 SPECIAL
In the Fr.i Jca District Of the State of New 1orA R.K,ssD,
Of "a Cour TO Hoaoreie OEohos y ~ Nss
Jaste In toe New Court House at The Civ La. r,ns Of
Yoh oa Fy hs seventh day October 1871 81 NC 49, arrss
Court on hat lav thereafter as Nounsei ca
the appointment Of Commissioners oi ~ n. mposeeus
.ber matter, tha and eH~nt o. .yeaes
hereby intended ts opening u net, t sle e- - ls ulsos
a. ~ ~ Rod or Drive ssi from rwenh avenue ~ a.. ,Nu
River a. hIi cut BY Commissioners 81 ne ,seis isoNIS
OF New lofk. NN .aas.l 4. ,Ae Corosfstes
D.,sd Ne. Ysrl sep,swbss lob, ~
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DR. MINER AND THE CONGREGATIONAL CLERGY.
To the Ediior Of The Tribune.


SIR: In the published sermon OF Dr. A. A.
Miner at the Uniyersast Centenary, at Gloucester,
Mass, the following statement 1.-THE Congrega-
tonasts, at their Convention in Boston few years ago,
wrestled long with the problem how they could state
hat Hey had come Jeere without appearing to deny
what the fathers believed" Ihe plain implication here
s that the Congregational ce ~ representing at that
Council the whole denomination Ia this country, had
secretly 10 entertain the UnyeTsaist doctrines
but did dare To them Now, Sir, ~ one ~ this
Congregational clergy and fOr many years pretty widely
acquainted with he views held by leading men in the
Church. deny the truth OF that statement aud challenge
the proof OF IL.
The speeches addresses resolutions, &c, made st that
Council which were amply reported at the time, do not
afford shadow OF support TO any such assertion and
DR. Miner should be in better business than sandeTing
body O representing 5000 Evangelical churches, by
limiting that fhey have abandoned the faith OF their
fathers on point vital the future state Of wicked
men. That faith they have NOT abandoned, and trust
never will Dr. Miner may prove the contrary II he
The ever stand by the plain
words OF the Himself who has said that Wide is
the gate, and broad Is the that leadeth 10 desruc
tion, aud many Rere be which 90 ~ hereat and. He
that beeyet not the Son, shall not see life but the
trrafh OF God abideM hiM-as well as many other
passages which 40 sOphstry can peryert tO teach
opposite doctrine. Yours, w. ;. COLToS
'Rdshingfon, Conn, Sept. ~, 1870
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.ovirrthe omoubt Welded under


One of the most important results Of the abolition OF
the tax gross receipts Will be the removal Of the
authority of the city railroad companies to add the tax
TO the rate OF fare fixed by their charters.
The law is Of interest Co nearly every ono IN the
community in some form another, and should be
stuuied by all business men. The important tatn
tons will 20 into effect jan l. 1871. The sections rcgU
laHg the transportation of goods in bond take effect
oct l. They Of tho utmost importance TO merchants
OF interior cities, entirely rcvOutOnzing the system
Of the examination Of bonded goods.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs

Decisions-By Judge CardoZO.-Fowlcr agt.
Word-blotion granted and reference ordered. Security
Insurance Company 1T. JamesOn.-Moon granted; $40
costs 10 abide event. hUeilCr agt. B.lyard.-MotOu
denied; costs to abide event West side Bank agt'
By JUDGE Brady.-Tgacey ct al. agt. Hotchhss-Set-
tied Matthew's agt Huhhard-3ee opinion.
AdgiU n g. Prertirr.-Alr. Hiram 3. Crosby has been
admitted member of the Ban, and has signed the roll.
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p p1eorNGEP0 APPWED.

FROM GLASGOW-In s1s Gale oula, Sent. 23-B D. Moran
Knowles J. 4. Moore r. EgAcon, K D. lllre A Hay
ri Rcd Thomas S,gcs, Sarah McClluch Mary AsLui b
Ke Cpt Yeugstr5n sop.s gs.roaacr Laura Haas 3. Blt
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miscellaneous.

pRUSHES of EVERY DESCRIPTION at No.
NJ 20 Pe'rlt, Hsrpers Building /. Al articles he Owed
factory prices JOIN x hOfPEL
ROSWELL g. WARMERS COLORIFIC.-The
Ee best article extan fr CoLOiiNC lie HAIR % BEAUTIFUL
sni NATURAL BROWN BLACK One Application No
tiou necessfrr. You en- apply IL few minues
1t lead suFLGT, article Tie least Injurious
II. C. BOSWELL. Proprietor.
l2i Graptst, WillsIns5grgh.
For sale yJ c. WEILSk Co. Fulton st. and BY Druggists generally
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY at PRIVATE
~ SALE-HARNESS, SADDLES, TENTS, BLANKETS CLOTH
lAG NC. sc. Send l5r circular PIrKiN Co.
10 Chambes n " Il North secondst Philadelphia Penn
Holm G. SANCHES, CARPENTER and JOB
~ BER Thompson-., NewYorE. Couay WORK pr,fere Good
references given fr.qurd. Estimates submitted.
GAGINAW (Mich.) SAW AND planning
- MILLS.The rgned have IHREB MILLS emitting annually
TWENTY-FIVE MlLLIONs FEEr or LJAsEK,
and prepared 10 furnish - -
ALL KINDS OP LUMBER,
either dressed in rough also Lahs shud' Pckc &olfHg
Window Frames CssIgs &c, SC Shipment BY either ~ OF siieE
Onen solicited L. II. bEAAEii 4 %
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
CITY GOVERNlfENT.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Commissioners of Emigration met yes
terday and resolved that the Board cXpre is desire to
accommodate the Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
recon by any equitable excl lnge Of land for land on
Wards Island, and to dispose OF the whole affair tic
Committee The exchange Of land was requested TO
report at the next meeting.
The Medical Board on Wards Island asked that fat
boiling establishment suppressed its uoXious OdOrs
retarded, II they ii not altogether prevent the recovery
Of PATIENTS the Commissioners TO exercise economy
in the matter of building the scawa at wards Island,
in consequence OF limited incomes and only 80 much Of
the work will hc done II really necessary. on 4
day next meeting will be held ON Wards Island o. con-
slider matters specially pertaining to that llI-t.
Alien passengers arrived TO Sept. 90 loic l'ut -fuic
date year, Z01 075 fund IN bank Jan. J. .i' l a
grcgate receipts 10 sept. 20 for cOlnmutatiOn a. I
scugrrs, DC, S5t0413 AZ; current cNpsu-ra io t tc
S52ll1O 20; balauce with CITY Chamberain. 81 %. 20
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

The coin collection of WIN. Fewsmith of
Philadelphia will bo sold at Clinton Hall noIt week. be-
ginning ON Tuesday.
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rnrnsnArs WEArnER PRPORT-o -
n,INIArrpr AI.aIANAc

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise. m $50 S1n 5i5 Moon set,.... 80
WATER THIS uAl.
Sandy lsal.... II 20 Hell Gate .209
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCH0R LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
~ LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from Pier 20, North River
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
EUROPA SATURDAY October J. -
Fr Cabin passage 56j snI Si3 lnenoae SJJ stserage gu
HENDKRSoS BROTHERS. Asen,.,
2 Bowhnggrees
IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
Os ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, at Joelock p m, precisely
from Pier No. 4 North River.
MORR0 CASTLE Via Nssstu) Capt r. Adam. October
COLUMBIA, Can't h. Van Oc0ter -
IT, No. Bowinggreen.
EOR ST. THOMAS "a BRAZIL.
II UNITED STATES az, RAIL STEAMSHIP COMANL
RegsA Mail Steamers sailing ON the 23i sysy month
hkRRIMACk Capt NIER October ~.
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt B l. ftSSLKrAuoH, November, -
NORTH AMERICA Capt &. b. sLoCrs, December ~
1nesc spetd seans seue uns aud call At ~ Thonss
Para eramhueo Baha snero goEg sai s,araOg fo
thgAg cmenh OF lIelg ght ANAge, apply 70 -. a..
WA H. GARRISON. Agea, No. kaHhas gess, hsw'fWL
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PREPARING FOR TIE ELECTION.

The Board of Assistant Aldermen yesterday
concured with the Aldermen in designating ne places
in the several Wards where votes will be received al the
coming election. Some routine business was then dis
posed Of, ana the Board adjourned.
THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.
The Dock Commissioners at their meeting
Yesterday received communication from tho Chamber
Of Commerce, cmhDdyrg ccwGehitt,Ons Tor She i'm.
prOycmcnt OF no ;aicr irJA OF the city. Pa5m Of
sundry small AIMS ordered and permits given for
the building Of some small structures on piers.
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mncbirerr.

DRICK MACHINE just patented great
does work ri FIX. Parties ilieTtsssi
car see tie model at PIERCE g CO.'S, 6BowLng-Grcen.
NOR SALE-STEAM-ENGIN and BOIL
FRS OF al sizes; also. lsree Of 20 SIhAA
PU NPS large and welyel BUILDINGS 70 ELNT With
wi-hout stean-poSer. Apply 10 CAsslDf,,
4to 70 Bhire-st, Brookl7n
yNANTED-PAPER BAG MACHINES and
W TAG-MAKING MACHINES. Apply c. DRAKE, Hntsoa-s-
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THE CHANGES IN TAXATION
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE REVENUE LAWS
TO TAKE EFFECT OCTOBER TABLE OF
TAXES on GROSS RECEIPTS

IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE REVENUE LAWS
TO TAKE EFFECT OCTOBER TABLE OF
TAXES on GROSS RECEIPTS
On the first day of October many of the
most important provisions Of the Internal Revenue
law will go into effect The changes effected by the
law are all reductions and win afford considerable re-
lief to many classes The taxes which viii not expire
till May, 1871, those Sales, Cariage9 Watches,
Billiard Tables gold and silver Plate, the special tax on
Boats Bargcs, and Flats the tax on Legaces and sue
cessons and on Gross Receipts. fWs'amp taxes are
also abolished After Octobcr1 It Will not be necessary
TO stamp receipts which are now subject to stamp tax
two cents each when the amount Teceipted Tor eX
ceeds $50 Promissory notes Tor less sum nah slVO %
also be exempt viii the transfer or assignment OF
mortgage where it the instrument 1t secures las been
once duly stamped; canned and preserved nsh, meats
shells, fruits &C. The pubic will observe, however,
that the law does not in any way change the
stamp tax on checks; the two cent s. mp must in
all cases be placed on each check sight draft
Notes must stl be stamped the same az heretofore WIN
the single exception above noted of notes Of less sum
than s1OO This change was made because the revenue
derived from such small notes was nconslderable ana
comply with the law. Farmers and others, who IN thelr
small transactions compelled TO give small noteh
or through the great of obtaining stamps
The abatement of the two-cen stamp tax on receipts
tous tax, and that in year amounted to eonSid
cradle with the large dealers OF TINS ana oiICt
cities II was tax too, that frequently not PAID by
the person who should pay IT, the slgner on thc receipt
Receipts often given, which, 10 De uI budu6 chtcl
had 10 be stamped by tAc person receiving IT, t"is
often overlooked, too by people who Inc
receipt OF money ny WIll'lE iJit't '.'4i
cOine.yad receipts, should always have been stamped
The most important taxes abolished are those on sales
and gross receipts B1ACis sales except sales the TAX
which Is paid by stamps, VIII now De exempt. ILc
taxes sales of leaf tobacco manufactured tobacco
snuff cigars foreign and domestic distilled spirits and
vines included in the repeal, but must Still DO
paid as heretofore.
An erroneous impression has prevailed trat bankers
and brokers will longer be required 10 ahIX stamps 10
the memoranda Of sales OF g0ld stocks bonds, &c Mhch
by the old law they are required TO furnish making
eaC sale. The law In way affects tt3 TAX, as u
especially eNcmpts from tho operation or the IptaNS
clause all sales the tax ON witch "is paid by stamps
The the sales Of ale, porter beer &c IL pad ny
atiXing stamps each csk. These taxes are there
fore continued Auctiuuecrs produce-brokers, manu-
facurcrs c are, however all exempted from further
tax sales.
Tie following table showing the amount yielded under
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priniing.

prlnlln9.
EVERDELL Of B'way, ,302-Wedding, Visiting.
II end Ball Cards Monograms French So.PaPen 6e Best st. "a
TAS. EYERDELL,3 3O2 Broadway, Card Engray-
- ing The leading establishment of the City Esiabhshd 81 ea1
E9TM. EVERDELDs SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.-
~ LTTHOGRAPHIC, sTEAA JOB. PRMrEs aad LAsHL
HkNUFACTJkkRS.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
TRJBUNE WAR LETTERS.
Tur DrFTNSF or PARIS.

CRY rRoCru's PEvITw OF THE rRooPs-ph-
TERMINATION OF TIE PEOPLE AND SOLDIERS
New-York tribune., 1870-09-10

of Indians supposed to be Sheep Eaters" renegaaes
from the Crow Snake tribes, were discovered Dus
they inmediatey fed seeing the party on retnrng
to camp general consultation was held Inc pf9specs
for successful discoveries voted gloomy ~ nas
known that splendid indication OF gold and silver exsed
IN the vicinity OF e north fork OF Wind River Dut ~
possible under the pledges gwen 20 the military sutn9r
ties, to do anything in the way Of mining g,nd tnd
true In regard 10 the much -coveteu
Black Horn region II thereupon resolved 10 brek
up and separate The expedition then divided 80 OF the
party left for Montana in addition 70 those already gone
In that direction, while the remainder OF the men, num-
berng 49, under Judge Kuykenda returned TO cheyenne
by nearly the same route which they went out By. by
I'm returning about 80 miles OF travel we're saved
Thus ended tho Big Horn expedton--"in ia horn,
emerging from the small end thereof. Still the Leaders
are quite sanguine In the belief that they had been
permitted by the Government to east Of the Big Horn
Mountains the expedition would have been sufficiently
strong to have worked its way into the mountains and
thereby opened up q country that u we-knOwn as rich
agricultural and grazing region, and which Ia generally
believed 20 be exceedingly rich in deposits OF the pre-