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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

THE MYSTERIOUS PACKET IN THE CUSTOM
uorar

THE MYSTERIOUS PACKET IN THE CUSTOM
Some time ago 1t was whispered In Custom
House circles that special Treasury agents were
on the Qut rtUe In regard to certain 1ne laces,
overdresses, nounces, &c, which were said 10
have been smuggled into this port BY experts
from france. Any one conversant with such mat
tiers can see now easy IL would be Tor tnose
familiar with smuggllnG-which Is now elevated
to an art-.o bring INTO America some OF the
portable remnants OF
FRENCH ROYALTY.
Il has been part or the history OF European
revolutions that valuable rewgaws-diamonds
laces and btouterie-have always become the prey
OF a1vsnturers and traders, and It was expected
that history would repeat Itself SO that the prod.
ucts OF Lyons as 10 silks, VI Sevres as 10
china, aud OF valenciennes aud Brussels
10 laces might come 10 countries where their
money value would be appreciated, outside OF any
respect Tor rank or tradition. Therefore IL was
with no surprise that the announcement was re-
ceived that the laces oil tue Empress Eugene had
At last reac0ed tnis country; out al enorts OF the
customs agents TO discover where the precious
goods lately belonging 10 the un ortunate lady 81
the runerIes hal been conveyed were futile. On
Friday, however, a despatch from WASHINGTON o
the HERALD recorded the seizure vi the valuable
laces, and reporter OF this Journal went 10 the
Custom House TO pursue MS inquiries IN regard 70
them. Captain Bracket, Special Treasury Agent
he had goue TO MS nome on Long
Island. but previously had given the small Dut
precious parcel INTO tue charae OF the officers OF
the seizure Bureau. 4 paper box, aoout tso ieet
long, SIX inches deep ana about twelve Inches
wide, contained the lGces, valued, II Is SAID, at
mauy thousands OF dollars. IL was sealed win tine
of1icial seals, and therefore description OF the
contents at his time Is Impossible; out u Is be-
Ieyed that never before has there been In TINS
country SO valuable lot OF laces. They were Ie-
covered from parties Ia Washington, with whom
they nad been pledged Tor "A molety OF tneir value
No arrests have yet been made. although many
journals stated, ON the authority OF telegrapnlc
dispatches, that sucn bad been the case IL
IL believed tnat one OF the principals IN the
late smuggling frauds, Mr.. Gian has consented
to come TO this city from Canada aud disclose
everything about the stupendous frauds SAID 10
nave been committed by Lawrence and others
Sumo rica Developments may be expected from
this source. Mr. Darling has not yet made his re.
port Of the appralsement OF the Schu0u goods
seized for undervaluxtiOn, and the importer In-
plcated mas arrived Ia thls City TO contest the
validity or the customs claims
Business men generally speak OF the character
or the compromised merchant 10 the hlQnest
terms, and Oy manY the case ~ LOGGED upon as a
matter " disagreement between experts as 10
valuation. A few days win settle this matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
RING sPoILs IN wEsTCHEsTER.
ATTACHMENT OF PETER B. swEENYs sUBUR
RAN PROPERTY.

ATTACHMENT OF PETER B. swEENY's suBUR-
BAN PROPERTY.
writs or attachment issued by the Supreme
Court or the state of New York IN the suit OF the
people against James M. Sweeny and others,
Of "Ringn notoriety, were placed in posses
sion OF Sheriff Carpenter, OF NestchesIer
county, on Friday for execution. In this case, as
set forth Dy the papers, the plainuns demand
Judgment for the sum OF s7,l32.59s %. The prop
erty, which has been attached Is appraised at
SO, 900, and is described as iollows:-
AL those certain lots, pieces or parcels OF land,
situate, lying and being IN the town OF Eastcnes-
ter, county OF WesIchester and state oil New YORK,
known on a map or West Mount Vernon filed In
the Clerks ONCE OF the county OF Westchester,
March, 1861 az lots IL and 2l, which sala lots be.
ing taken together are bounded and described as
folows:-Nortawesterlyb by Union street, 55.e feet;
nOrtneasterly BY lots Is and % said map, 345
feet south: easterly by the New York and White
Plains road. 619 ieet and south westerly by lots Is
and 70 on SAID map, $40 ieet.
Also ali that lot piece or parcel OF land, lying IN
the town OF Westminster and bsglnnlhg at a point
on the ortnerly side OF Union avenue distant III
feet westerly the side OF The public road lead
ing from Harlem Bridge TO New Rocneiie, thence
running northerly aud parallel TO the puolc road
AFORESAID along the land now or late Oi Thomas
BALDWIN EOS feet; thence westerly along the land
late OF Isaac Busier ll3 ieet; thence north
erly and again parallel TO the pubic road 90 ieet
ceased; thence westerly along the lanus or said
William Auee. deceased, 403.6 feet 10 the easLertv
side Second street; thence sOutnerly along said
eastery size OF second street 2Sl IeeL the north
along the same elee feet TO the point or place OF
beginning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Comptroller Green's bump OF obstructivenes re-
mains largely developed. The one thousand Fire
Department warrants sent back on Friday BY
Mayor wIckham still remain at the Finance De-
partment. His Honor declines the unnecessary
labor OF signing each individual paper. He looks
upon the maneuvre as petty spite OF tAe Comp.
troller's 10 create embarrassment. The faithful
nremen OF our city. in the meanwhile, ore kept
out OF their salaries for the month OF May.
A meeting or the Tammany Society takes place
next Monday evening. The "elg InJuns" had
better talk up the labor question over their
ell ores. II some action Is not taken to appease
the excited laborers. whose salaries have bee
lately reouced, Tammany candidates will have q
trough road to trayel' next fall.
1nc Department Of Public Works announces t1e
receipt OF tne following moneys during the past
week:-Croton water rent and penalties, s33 OF 10
tapping Croton pipes, SOL 70; vault permits,
$50 90; sewer permits. S4Sl %; sewer pipes sold
to CONTRACTORS, 335 90; total S33, 733 AZ.
Mayors Marshal Kelly announces the granting
oil 39l licenses Tor the week ana receps OF S. 40 IS.
Mayor Wickham has purchased a country seat
on Long Island and VIA reside there during the
summer months.
long needed improvement-the upnolsterIng
and refurnishlng OF the room In the CITY Hail In
old times principally occupied By members OF 1.-The
Third House, Tnis daily CATHERINE, which has
lately materially diminished Ia numbers, reminds
one Of the lobby a. Albany, only on much more
dlmtnuttye scale.
the democratic Aldermen begin 10 'kick In the
tracea.p Iney now tax or rights and privi.
legesn as city eglsa tors. They are scarcely ever
consulted by the leaders. short term or one
year and bargaining Tor denomination Lext iall
days OF "fom.n Conan, "Ed.n Cuddy and others
seem 70 nave departed forever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
WINNING A CADETsHIP.

Pursuant TO announcement the competitive ex.
animation OF candidates Tor the vacant cadetsnip
In the gilt or Congrsssman-elect N. Holmes odeil
came Oh at White Plains, Westminster county, yes-
terdav. For the somewhat exclusive associations
or West Point and It's prospective military dis
tlnction there were nineteen candidates, includ-
ing one who was excluded from the class owing
10 the cl tcumstance oil ms nving IN Harlem, ana
consequently outside OF the twelfth Congress
slOnal district Inc examining committee
was composed Of District Attorney Rooert
Cocnrane, J. Il. Moore Principal o. Cram
mar school No. u, Morrlsania, and Drs.
w. H. Helm and J. J. LinsJn. In order 70 make
thoroughly impartial test or the intelligence OF he
respective candidates IT was decided that all an
swers 70 HE varIed ana critical in;errog torres
propounded Ivy the committee shouId DC summit
ted Ia writing. Alter a searching examination,
which consumed more than SIX hours, the prize
Was AWARDED to william l.. r. Fencn. aged
tweutg. o. Ossnlng nc having received seventy.
two mafks Gus OF eignty william a. stewart, VI
Morrs4nta, stUod No. 4, James Wiissy, of Irflsa.
MIA, AID Charles L. Coke, VI fonker each No. .,
and Wulian II. Zslther, " Morrisania, NJ. =. Ipe
three Tvuug men mentioned IRON A0ftisun4a are
puDns 81 ukARnar Hoheoi no. "a.
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serious wounds. lie then ned 10 New York. where
he concealed himself Tor two weeks IN low ~
Surf vi The worst class OF his countfymen IN OAs
street. Friday night ne visited the house No. Z5t
North Fin street, BROOKLYN, l.. d. anu was tHeIs
arrested by Detectives Roach ana Snort and ON
Ger Mccullough. lie strongly protested his lnno
cence. In Justice Delmar's Court ne was ldentl
1ed by PHrdeeis daughter as the man who slaoneo
her iaSher lie was then sent 70 Raymond Slreel
jail
me police claim to have in their possession facts
whlcn Ill CONVEX CarAmOnu OF a crime more serl-
Gus than the one Tor wnich lie WAS apprenen ded.
He mas been arrested frequently, each time the
accusation agaInsl MIN beng OF Il nature which.
the event OF d CONVICTION, wocld insure sen
tenee to State Prison, lnot 70 the galoWs. In The
fail Of 1872 he was taken into CUSTODY on charge
or arsoa. Tntee reviewers, sIlletto ana seVera
other weapons were concealed ABOUT his person,
Inc illness oil the Fire Marshal auL a legal tecani
cAlltV alone euAoed MIN TO escape u convection.
tue most ser Gus ~ that OF having been one of
gang of counterleiter5 VINO aSsassluated SlIuor
Salvatore Torrlua In Il vacant lot at Bedford ave.
nue. ana HAYWARD street, on the night OF August
H. 1874. tie was subsequently arrested, nut al
the evidence against him was almost enllrely cir
cullstnnIlal examination before naklsLrato
resulted IN his discharge. Before Inc Killing Of
Iorrlna Cafamonti had frequently been seen In hN
company, residents III the vicinity ol lne Counter
letters den Bedford avenue having often no.
Iicea them enter the place together. II ne Is I'm
prsu1ed lor long Time Tor the assault Oh Pardee
the detectives nope complete the cnain OF evk
deGce III the countereilnS assassnatioh' ano
convict him or the murder Of Torrina-
Pafdeeis saloon Ii q pOpularreSort VITA ltallansI
and III has Ueen the scene or over doZen SLaDDlna
ARRAYS during the past ELK months. mere nave
been en arrests the Torrlna case, and, although
the prisoners were kept In close confinement lor
several months, none OF them were ever con-
vIcted OF either murder or eounterielIlnR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
A DESPERATE IN CUSTODY.

MICHAEL cARAMoNTI COMMITTED TO JAIL--Pos-
srBLE SOLUTION OF THE ToRRNA MURDER
MYSTERY.
Michael Caramonti, an Italian, about 1fty years
OF age, wao has long been known 20 the police ~
one OF the most bioodthirsty desperadoes In the
United states, was committed by Justcs Dclmar,
In Brooklyn, Yesterday, 10 answer a charge Of
staboing Herman Pardee, proprietor Of a saloon
a. No. 10 hamilton avenue, the night OF sunday,
May l6 Inc accused, It IL stated Dy The de-
tectives, went TO the saloon expecting 10 1nd
there Captain Orlando Botanic, the owner OF an
Italian mercnantman who mad delivered up TO
justice one Of CaramonLrs accomplices IN muir
der which was committed Dy MIN in the streets OF
Palermo rms accompllcs was afterwari exc
cuted at Rome. Caramonti declared a ven
delta against Botanie, ana mas fiuce persevered
Ia the search for HIM. Disappointed at not nnd.
lne MIN In Pardee's saloon, Caramonu became
dlsordery, and upon the former attempting to
sioet aam stebbsd HIN IN the eide. innistIna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
STEAM YACHT RAcE.

The New York Yacht Cluo Offers prize OF the
value o. $3.50 to be contended Tor on the Gay OF tht
annual regatta, June 10, oy steam yachts belong
Ing to tue club. No race unless three vesseh
start.
ENTRIES.
Entries must be made III writing, addressed 70
the Secretary oil the club, and Will oe received Al
Tue clu0 house, corner IwenLy-seventn street and
Madison avenue, until Monday morning, June II
a. eleven O'clock, wuen they must % ciosea' ~
compliance WITH the rules vi tne cluu.
Attention IS called to the regulations requiring
a deposit VI SIS 10 be made BY tue owner OF eaci
yacht upon GU ter1ng her for regatta, which DO
post viii De Returned II sue makes race.
SAILING DIRECTIONS
Yachts will carry their private signals Ct the
maln peak. lucy viii he restricted TO tue govern
ment allowance OF steam, per ceruneale; 10 hs
use oI only wood amt coal Tor Iuel ana 10 steam
power alone I0r PROPULSION. The time Tor stsrunt
VIII be fixed by the REGATTA committee on IN.
morning vi the race, and Will be ~ arranged TIA
the steam yachts Wall not interfere WIN the ssif
Ing yachts.
boas, tue MAlIam Fletcher snd the New YORK
Yacht Club house at 5tApieton, ). l.
Unless otherwise ordsrcd on or before the morn.
ing vi lie tns signals aud manner y; starring
viii De given from tue Judges' DOat ami viii BE- ~
lodows:-tor preparatory signal, prolonged
blast of the whistle, anu the cub nag on tue
steamer VIII be lowered; ana I'VE minutes latei
lor the start Jns above signals Will ue repeated.
lDoG the nrst signal oelnS glsea the yachts wan
form on The line designated, Keeping as near tue
Judsesi boat as possible, aud az least twenty
Jards apart At the second signal they Will stai =
anu any yachts winch, Ia the opntOn Oh the he
gatta COMMITTEE, are not then properly In Line
Will be TuIed cut.
THE COURSE.
The course will be rom tue starting point, ~
above through tue Swasn cnannel, Keeping "
tue westward OF the stone beacon. on tne DrI
Roaner, " aud around the sandy Hook LlgntShip
Keeping IL on the stdrDoard hanu, and return over
the same course, passing within nltJ YARDS o.
nazQoat whlcu will Ue anchored A. or near the
starting point, aud nom winch the time VIII W
taken.
owners win apply to the judges on board ths
W1IIam FietcaeT ~ or near the starting polnt
between teu ana hatl-past ten O'Clock on tbs
morning OF the regatta, Tor the time OF starting
and Tor further inst ucIons II neeoed.
MILAN KRkss, REGATTA
K x. CooRE. COMMITTED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
A BURGLARS ESCAPE.

THROWING RED PEPPER IN AN OFFICERS EYES
Harry Pugb. alias English barry, WIN many
other sobriquets, was arrested q few days ago In
Jersey City for burglary and locked up in cell Of
the second police precinct Harry was spisd
moving through quiet quarter OF Hoboken late
on Friday night, and Onicer Aldoretta, OF the
police force, accosted him and took him
in chargs. Harry walked so1erly enough
with toe of1cer through Third street
70 willow, when he gave AIdoretta "a nand and
foot" levellng him on tho sidewalk ana then hing
Ing 1stul Of red pepper into MS eyes TOOK TO his
nees across the lots snd escaped. The oficer
gathered himself np and picked MS way 20 toe
station house, where he reported the affair TIE
fugitive - alleged 10 De = Desperate character,
haviag been implicated In many burRlarics. He
went W Rarope last year 10 AVOID ArreaL aud re-.
tnEnea UmAf aheft lms ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06

Is called continuing contract. so that IL was not
anected by the charter. This, | suppose, IL he
substance or tnis charge, anc tue substance, Also
OF tue answer.
REPoRTER-Is IL fact that the Grand Jury In
dcted mr.. q cen on the grounds OF his having
employed Mr.. HAWKINS contrary TO law-naye
YOU any knowledge on the suDJecIy ii 50, please
give me any Information you may think proper
on tndt pOint.
Mr. sMITn-All know about the proceedings OF
the Grand Jury Obtained wnlie l WAS
witness before them and / therefore, rs lawyer
ana Il cltlzen can give you no Information AS 10
what occurred there whlle was before them.
REPORTER Article o. section IS, OF the charter
forulds che employ ment OF counsel by Mr.. Gleen.
AT what time ana this enactment go into opera
ton
Mr. SMrrH-On the 30th OF April, 1879.
REPoRrER-When was Mr.. HAWKINS employed as
counsel
Mr.. sMlrH-l do not know, but was Informed
that the employment TOOK place Ia January, 1873,
all nough services under tue employment were
alley ed 10 nave been continued 10 period con-
sideiaply subsequent 10 the adoption oil the
charter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
PIGEON SHOOTING.

A pigeon match took place at Deer:oot Track
Long Island, June 4, 1875, Tor 800, between I. (.
broadway, or New YORK, anu W. BIrdseye, Of
Brooklyn, az IS birds eacn, q yards RISE TX ounce
snot: Loar Island rules to govern. Z. E. Broadway
won the match killng 80 birds Out VI 80.
SCORES.
r. Il. Broadway-10OIl, I01o1, 11111,i1I
11I11ll,II1IL 0l-kllle1, 80
W. BlTdseye-lO v. II i, llVlL ll11l
l01lL 1l,O01O killed, a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
THE DEATH OF JULIUS POLL.

The identity OF the decomposed remains Iouna
IN the HUDSON lew days ago having been fully
established, ana 1t being discovered thlt deceased
was Hebrew Ia religious Profession, the mem.
bsrs OF tue Jewish csngregausn OF Hooogon toog
hobgksn GsmsIery VITA appropriate cefemoAlss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
RAPID TRANSIT.

GOVERNOR T1LDEN REQUESTED TO SION BOTH
BLLs-THASKs 10 MAJOR wIcKEAM
At meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the
West side Association, held Jure 4. 1875, tue fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously passed.
Whereas serious doubts in the minds o. gentle
who have gwen mucn attention 70 the subject a
70 the probability @ securing requisite amount OF
capital % complete rapid transit under the
Of the bills the bv
Legislature az its late session; the refOre
Resolved that the be bills
In onnct with other ana il inconsist
with law 70 al We his approval and signature 70 both
the bills bv the Legislature rupd transit and
known respectively a. the Common Council ball and
the Hustled dill.
The above resolution was last evening transmit.
ted TO Albany for presentation TO the Governor.
Tue following resolution vas also unanimously
adopted and sent 10 Mayor WIckham:-
Resolved That the Executive Committee OF this 1850
ciauon tender its thanks - his Honor Mayor william
IA. Wlckhan for the dmirable he has pursued
SINCE hls inauguration toward economical govern
ment and public improvements IN general snd also or
ants OIL