New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

ing ihc nQuor The law makes no provision for the
moval OF thee from their Owner.hip Then suppose
the liquor 10 1" be- under An attachment, can IL be de-
or must remain In limbo until its ownsrslD
be orerHinedi While under attachment 1: cannot
cCnsidaTtG Tor sale After Judgment Ia favor OF ths
creoior how ia he to dspcse OF It, to the
amount 81 the debtt OF, suppose If ha proposes sell
II, It's stzFd destroyed a contrabsnd where and
BgHln't whom, "a his remedy, or has be- anyi These
may uDrsveled, Ia of time according
10 aw but they not all clear present The attach
mem process may, ate all be dodge potential The
mystic ' my sticms Of the law are no, likely TO be
removed or lessened In this generation"
BoSton.-On Monday prominent cler-
eyrsn In that city waited upon the landlord of Of
The hotels In the city, and "a friend earnestly
quested him to stop selling liquor He assured him that
the "ProsrcuDg Committee" were about to pounco
upon aieers OF the ardent whether licensed or not
the said Committee having decided after taking legal
advice that the licenses granted by the Mayor and Al
deimen were not worth much az the straw through
which miDtjule Is sucked.
Cambr1dee.- Margaret Powers, who
keeps shop Bridge-st, East Cambridge, WAS
re,,eo last week for selling liquor The warrant was
Issued by Justice Warren, OF Charlestown, and was
served by Constable II. Wech.
The Traveller states that at meeting
Of citizens Of Cambridge, held a. the City Hail. We'd
nes6sy evening, report was mad by Committee ap
pointed previous 9etiDg TO walt the Mayor aud
ascs rtan bis position In regard to the enforcement Of
the Anti LIQUOR Law The report stated that the Mayor
said he should the lay strictly enforced, and that
hands 1t also stated a. the meeting that whereas
previously TO the operation Of the law there had been
twenty thirty races on the trot!ing every
pleasant Sabbath together with the open sale OF various
ptoxicaiipg liquors. last Sabbath there not only
selling of such iquors but also racing on the
LO,reU.-On the 9th. AZarlah Bemis, on
con psint Of City Marshal Shed was brought before
the Police Court for selling liquor, was found guilty,
and ordered to paya fine OF $40 and costs, and give
bonds In 81 600 in conformity with law opealed and
ordered to recognize IN the sum of $500 10 appear
at the Court of Common Pleas TO be held in Lowell
the Sd Monday In October.
Neu6urgpOrt.-A town meeting was
held Friday in which resolutions In favor OF enforc
Ing the new law passed, and the authorities
called 10 net accordingly. In obedience 20 his requ
ton, the Mayor and Aldermen decided to notify all un
cersed vendors of Intoxicating liquors 70 discontinue
their sales If they would avoid prosecution. Where H.
ceDse have been granted they to be revoked If the
provisions OF the privilege violated
Chlc0pee.-Ihe IctegrGph begins an
article the operation of the law with the following
gratifying Intelligence:
Those who have been acquainted with the state of
things IN Chicopee for several years past cannot but
notice change for the better since the Odd Of July.
There has been less noise and rowdyi4rp drunken
and fighting less business for Constables and JUS
tees of the Peace excepting in the execution OF the
new law, than we have known here for months. The
friends of the law have taken hold Of the matter 10
earnest and determined 10 try II thoroughly, aud
find out whether II will the object intended by
s makers Several prosecutions have been Instituted
and with the happest results The first the 3st
of July Compsint made before C. r. Ladd Eco
that Patrick McKeage had In his possession liquors
intended for sale search warrant was Issued upon
the COM lsint, and Two and onehaf barrels of the
"cIitter were found and seized by Officer Damon.
Monday the penalty of the law on all such kings was
executed their heads stove in. and the miserable suh
suffered 10 run into wooden sewer. mischlevous
urchin who probably wanted some fun, set fire to the
liquor, and consequently TO the sewer. The Fire De-
parment called out and succeeded in saving the
~ llhprallv wat % Honor
The Xt that of Horace Adams, OF the Eagle
Hotel The warrant (of search) was Issued by VIM l..
Bemis Esq on the 9th instant, and the search was In
s,ituted by Officer Churchill He found nothing, how
ever.
On the same day complaint was made before J. w.
Stebbins, Esq, OF Springfield against the same Adams
for selling liquor. The hearing had on Saturday
and he fined $40 and costs, his pleading guilty
to the charge. He appealed and gave bonds TO prose-
cute bis appeal according 10 law.
The same day, Edward Birmingham keeper Of one
of the lowest gregg cries In town, called upon by
Constable Damon, who, after dligent search, found
ne Sq three 81 ss nsd S Of and c0s He
paid up, and the liquor Yves destroyed
SO fer says The Telegraph the law has worked we'll
Those who thought they could violate 1t with IMMUNITY
have come to different conclusion, and within week
sent the contents of their cellars TO Springfield where
il s said by those who would be likely to know, they
find better market for 1t than Chlcopee Affords
One man. understand, took fourteen barrels OF siuD
to the depot In this village last week Monday and made
private bargain with the dep6t master to let II remain
there upon his paying storage, until the excitement
should ole away" The liquor was Albany ale, (rat
SOUP called by some) and had "U Burt, Albany upon
each barrel The freight MASTER ignorant of the bar
gain between the depot master and the owner or else
intending play trick upon the man who it is said,
has sold liquor in flour barrel puts the whole on board
the cars and sent It 10 Albany. A certain man
hung his head considerably when he slyy inquired OF
the depot master where those barrels uers tew days
| sfterward The friends of the law have done their
duty faithfully Let the whole State do as well ano tue
victory viii be complete and the law Will become pop
] ular -.
FaU Rirer.-A ten gallon kcg Of liquor
seized, on Friday in wagon coming from the
| New. York boat. II was owned by an Irish woman.
Another seizure Of 60 bbls of liquor, the property OF
Mr. Abro, valued at $4,000 was made at Fall River on
the 18th.
New Bedford Tie Standard says that
that the fixtures OF liquor saloon in that city were
sold at Saturday the owner having no fur
Their use for them, and that the place has been closed
This hardly looks like bidding " defiance" to the law
notice another saloon informs the public that the
| establishments closed until opened
notorious rumseler has left the city and gone to
| NewYoTk, taking his household consisting Of fallen
women with him. Another large concern has also been
removed 20 the city. Good.
Another seizure often gallons OF very poor New OK
| liquor made on Saturday
! The following have been appointed agents for the
sale of liquor under the new law -Rochester, Caleb
King Jr, Edward B. Spooner, and Israel +. Nckerson
| South Dartmouth, John Gray. Russells Mills +. W.
| Mason. Smiths Mill', Abraham Potter.
The opponents OF the law have called another meeting
to see ''whst they going to do about n
| Sand,cich.-FOur barrels, filled with
brandy gin and rum ten gallon keg, and sundry jus'
and bottles were found secreted, Wedn- sday in
house about six miles south OF Sandwich village, KEEP
| by Theodore Fish, and were seized bg the ohceIs o
isw and ON examination, were condemned to destruc
ton while the owner was fled fifty dollars.
North AddmS.-The authorities IN thl'
town aIe determined TO enforce the nes law while I
portion Of the people seem determined u violate
In tour liquor has been seized and IN So M
of them In considerable quantities Search has oeel
made IN other places but not enough found 10 waIran
the officers In taking IT, All the cases reported nav
been among the low lrlsh, and requiring t1e most ON
gent search 10 find the cOniraband article. On IN
premises of Patrick DOuoeoe bsrrei containing seV
eral gallons found, carefully concealed in the celia
wall hut by the removal OF one stone was setataolf
Some resistance made 10 the officers taxing IN
Houor, but ii was brought away, and alter a hesrlns