New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

gave deci.i IN ia the Of James Young end r "
ssson. The Judge held TIA, the complain, vas faulty
nssmueh II old not contain an aver mani "A, the
defendants not authorized agents Of the cirv for
the sale The counsel for tas Govern nent asked leave
10 introduce further esiicnce but the Coat rsi IA A.
the Government h.vlns clnsed it. case further e,i
dence was 90, admirable They were both d.canveI
The sales OF liquor AT the agency in this
city, during the lA.t Twelve days. little over $780,
or between SO and So dollars per day TIE sale.
Tuesday were over ty 10 number the quantities being
In nearly every Instance, II, thst IL. 10 p'ns
quarts. The profits Of toe business 1878 per cent,
TO cover tho expenses OF sse. freight rent &c Tbs
business thus fa appears have bean very fair consid
erpg that almost every family has ia demiohn sup
piled.
Henry Unsworth. on complaint OF City
Marshal Shed, for violation Of the Liquor Law, plead
guilty, ard was foed $40 and costs OF e urt, and
ordered To give bonds la the OF sOO TO the Com
msDweslth that be wonld rot, within noe year. vijlats
any Law Of the c. mnon wealth concerning tbs sale Of
spiruous or intoxicating liquors.. PAID, and gave
honda
Rorbury.-Abby Driscoll. of Milton.
wss fourd In the streets Of Roxbury on Wednesday,
evening in intoxicated state. she had WITH her
jug well filed with choice rum Tide jag vas imnefi
stsly seized by the officials aud will be destroyed With
the usual ceremonies.
Rdndolph.-Freeman Williamson. ex-
FRESHMAN 10 Randolph AMI Hogan Barnard his driver,
were exs mined before Samuel NIyes, Justice OF the
Peace st Canton, Mass, on Monday, on complain, OF
selling liquor 10 sundry citizens OF Randolph IL ap-
pears that the defendants IN their capacity Of common
carriers had been employed - procure liquors Ia Bos
! ton Williamson was djudgei guilty, and according
TO the prpVlsons of the statute hnei 10 and
costs and ordered to give bis personal bond MOTIF
| offend In Ike manner again for one year. An appeal
was taken and b0nds required in the 81 m OF sSO %
prosecute said appeal at the September term Of the
| Court Of Common Pleas, az Dsdhan Ons OF the Wit
neues for the Government excused from testiyng
on the ground that he did II bseve in Supreme Be-
| Ing or any Other power higher than naa.
Fall Pjr,- Spvorol Seizr1rps Ot li0uOr
were made on Tuesday. Among them was one OF %
barrels, belonging to Michael o Colllns
WOTcestcr.-On the 18th. Jonathan Day,
Esq one Of the Deputy Sherifs Of this county made
the first seizure Of liquors that has yet been made In
Worcester under the Liquor Las, st the store OF
Edwards & Bancroft In Washineton.square. The var.
rant which one Of search, Wa, issued BY Justice
Green upon the complaint OF Daniel H. Baisstt, Geo. r.
| Peckham aud Franklin Rneeles made In due FORM
rs the statute provides The propretors OF toe store
seemed 10 be what surprised at the visit of the off
Ger, and of the firm forbade the removal OF the
liquor, alleging that the property OF one Burton
Ia Boston But Sheriff Day MEMORABLE and all the
hIuor found upon the premises, some i've or six bar
res in ALL consisting Of general assortment OF rum,
brandy gin, &C, seized In the name of the Com
monwesl,h. and by him deposited for safe keeping
IN the city liquor store until the case Is decided by due
process of law. We understand that feeling W."
pretty generally entertained the old topers that
the law would not be emf reed In Worcester and It has
been currently reported that our worthy Police Judge
would decline to issue warrant and that the Sheriff.
and COnstables would serve them out t1ere seems
to be- question now the part of any one, that the
law Is to be enforced, and the liquor traffic stopped
Mr.. Peckham one Of the complainants 10 the liquor
seizure case pelted with unmershantsble eggson
Friday last
Vest Boylston.-On Wednesday two
colored named Robert Zelda aud Robert West,
keepers of restsurantin West Boylson arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Z. X. Gibbs for violating the new
nduor law The warrant for their Issued by
Ezra Sawy er, Esq., of Clinton, before whom the ex4m
nation Of the offenders took place In that town on the
ssme day. They found guilty of three otten'es
and In compliance with the law we're fined $40 for the
first $50 for the second aud $50 with three months
mprb for the third They were also put under
bonds Of 81 0O0 not to sell for one year. Yesterday
they brought to this city and lodged In the jail
We understand that there was private
meeting on Tuesdsy night which had been called By
the wstchmen' and which II was resolved 70 put
the law into force The arrest above recorded was the
fret fruit Of this resolution Worcester Trans 18Th.
Ware.-The first seizure of liquor I'M
der the new law made at Ware on Saturday last.
Justice Rice issued warrant TO search the house OF
Nicholas Dhscon, Irshmsn, who has had tae
credit of keeping the erin.r. Deputy Sheriff Genla
found nearly forty gallons OF different knas con
cesled In various places-under the bed, 10 jugs
and demijohns and kegs, and In a barrel buried
In the bottom Of the cellar. Nicholas falling to make
cut a case before the magistrate the liquor was ad'
Judged TO be destroyed and the to pay fine OF
$50 and be committed to prison for thirty days Ncho-
las would have been wiser had he le the liquor q ID
saved bis fine well as his counsel fees We learn
ths Drlsco has been discharged from hs employment
in one of the mills In consequence of bis con7ic,on
The Palmer Journal says that it is be-
lleved that the hotels In that town do no, sell liquor
now but that 1t 10 said to be ket aud sold in several
| Irish shanties.
Observation-Disclosures Fish has been
appointed agent under the law, to sell liquor, viii
Instructions 10 sell 10 persons who have been 10 the
habit OF making improper use OF II, without certi
|
COLerQine.-Dr. &. Puffer, Hugh Nc
Clellap, Truman Shattuck, Jonathan Coombs, Jr and
William Stewart, are appointed Committee OF Vigi
lance TO that the law Is enforced. Rev. H1Ilno
Plsge hiss been appointed by the Seecmen agent for
sale Of liquor for legal purposes In town. the new
law will probably be fully enforced, without any ssr
Gus opposition.
RHODE ISLAND.
Prouidence.-ln Providence four persons
were fined Al AMI costs for being "nde;en,y drunk.
One LOT of lIouor seized In the Of the Stoning
ton Railroad st the depot eonslsog of five barrels was
claimed by Francis G. Gardner, az agent Tor the Rail
| road Co The case continued until Friday
"Ihe other lot seized st the 'ame place CONSISTING Of
| three kegs marked lard, was claimed by Bsnedc, A.
Handy but before the Court burned be w!thtreF h
appearance, and the liquor was adudged forfeited and
The liquor seized at No I95 Broad ST, on the preml
ses of McCabe adudged forfeited and ordered
| TO be destroyed"
Two of the night police, on Saturday
night last discovered two drs wing handcsrt ia
| Wickenoenst containing two trunks Toe suspicious
| of the officers awakened by theif Conduct
ard thew took charge OF the trunks They were told
contai 1ed some blacks nth tools which they
were conveying to the depot II send 20 Taant m Toe
guardians Of the night did not give fall credence - tue
| Information thus imoated to them, and carried tns
uuphs TO he police cice, where they were opened and
found 10 contain about thirteen gallons Of uor slowed
away In jugs.
The Providence Herald says: " Business
stthe Police Office 10 very brisk at present aud may
cs.es Of revslpg ana intoxicaton brought before
TIE Coutt daily -Four men we're fined AZ slttng OF
The Court. for belrg indeceuty drunk sejo n has po
lice business be- brisk at present when no qnor
is sold and the Maine Law enforced.
Ne,cpOrt.- Hitherto Newport has en-
joyed an cntbe immunity from the operation OF me
Rhode Island Hcuor law, but learn from Tae PrCrt
dencf IotrRel seikn.e II luOr wa nude AZ the