New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-04

forthwith. The Temperance people vii hold meotlng
this week In the CITY Hail. and 10 expected they viii
iran'mt an sddre,s 10 tho City Council In reference 70
the inforcement of the Law.
ChariestO,cn.-O Friday and Saturday
last q committee, consisting OF DR. Bellows and Amos
Lnd.ey called on all the licensed deslers 10 insoxiest
ing qu rs In Charestowr, and potsed them that they
mus, stop selling liquor and comply with the require
ments of the lsw Or proceedings would be commenced
against them forthwith ana distinction would be
made between them and unlicensed dealers
Rorbury.-On Saturday evening last,
sWsicbmsn's Club was organizes. Their object 70
obtain information In regard 70 violation OF the liquor
law, and to make complaints thereon.
Salem The FIRST liquor seizures were
made BY the police on Saturday sernoon Three dem
ohns Of the ardent were taken from an estsohshment
nesr the depot ard smaller quantity rom oaidns
on forester Ct The liquor was secured ana tne a.
legged offenders held 10 before the Police Court,
tomorrow, we believe.
1he Selecimen Of small village not
nall dozen niles from Lowell have shown q praise
wottny determination 10 close all rum holes and 10
stop me franc One liquor seller spirited, va
suppose, than bic feows come the following dodge
over the new law he has purchased q piece of land
about four miles from lowell through which the State
III passes, being partly 10 New Hampsbire and partly
In Massachusetts,, On which he hss erected Temporary
building for the sale OF liquors. eonuived that his bar
iron, stands the Stae line In New. Hampshire and
be sells liquor Ia that State while bic customers drink
II in Massachusetts.
Ncto Bedtord-The first complaint under
the liquor law appears to have been made In New
Bedford. Mr. Clark Green was complained OF on FIJI
day last and will be brought before the Police Court
charged with having made an sctasl sale OF the contra
band hud.
The immortal hrs, convic, In city, says TAe Mr-
cry under the law about liquor yesterday set free,
having paid his tine, and given hs o~n bond for oO
10 do go no appears ue lao does no, require
srees the bond Wnetner this was the design OF the
an 10 lhA
OF careless haste question Az 10, considering the
era irresponsible character OF those engaged In the
lower bran ches OF traffic. the psnalu,s OF the new
Law upon first and second conviction are hardly more
stTlngen INT than those OF the old
Northampton.- Sheriff Ansel
Wright of Northampton, made search at several lrsh
tenern for spirits last week, but found only In
quantities 10 suit, not TO seize.
The Worcester Transcript has the follow
ing under the head Of seizure OF liquor "A yet We
have heard of but seizure of liquor in this city
since the new law went into effect, Ga Saturday last,
Of lynx eyed police officers, having occasion TO
visit house next door To the residence of OF the
City Fathers accosted by the member who came
to his door with glass o punch well cooked up, tho
latter inquirng OF the poicem he In search Of
liquors tor the purpose Of making seizure, and re.
marking at the same time that he Interested as he
had stock laid In. The officer who 10 always on the
alert for rap, walked up, seized the glass Of punch,
and lmmed .,ely emptled it-bto bis own mouth II Is
understood that he Nil be- held answer the seizure
was made without precept and while the erster was
in course OF transit
The following are the bylaws or plat
form laid down by the authorities o Springfield for their
Agent:
l. An Agent shall be appointed for the sale Of spirits,
wines and other Intoxicating drinks for mechanical,
medicinal and chemical purposes under the law regula
ting the sale of Intoxicating liquor.
:. The Mayor and Aldermen shall keep the Agent
constantly supplied with every kind OF wines and liquors.
used tor medicinal mechanical and chemical purposes.
3 The Mayor and Aldermen shall purchase none but
the best snd purest kinds TO be found.
4 ln shall the Agent adulterate, mix or dilute,
any article so supplied bin.
The Agent shall sell for chemical and mechanical al
purposes ON known chemists and m chanics Teqny
ing and using ihese srtc Ia their respective pursuits
g. The Agent shall file snd keep all certificates, regis
ter the names OF ali purcna'er' and the true name
when him. with the amount the kind the date
when delivered, the price, aud the purpose for which
purchased.
& TIE Agent shall keep full and true account OF all
sales by him made with The kind, quantity, and price
and MAKE monthly returns of the same to tho Mayor
and Aldermen.
O. TIE Agent shall receive an snnu, salary not ex.
10 The prices of said wines and liquors shall be 90
graduated only 10 cover the salaries Of Agents, the
interest and expenses
H. The Mayor shall make tho purchases and be spe
cisly charged vita The OF this branch of the
public service and the enforcement OF the foregoing
rules aud regulations.
II IA IfteD the agent receive tho OF
he shall pay the into tue City Treasury, and shall
account week at least with tho Treasurer for all
moneys received.
RHODE ISLAND.
A liquor case, involving the amount of
three pnts Of brandy, which had been seized and de-
slroyed tried ut Providence Tuesday The late
owner brought up for against the statute and
declared not guilty. whereupon his counsel asked
OF the COuft there VAS any way In which his client
could his liquor which hso been seized and de-
sroy ed by the officers and sad he hoped that tho Off
GERS would not hereafter, without any proofs, make
complain under oath that they had good be-
eve snd did believe, that liquors sold kept for
sale sgreesby to the provisions Of this act ts rumored
says The Providence Journal that the defendant, In this
Is sbou to legal proceedings 10 the Uni
ted States Circuit Court TO test the validity Of the pro-
ceedings against him.
The destruction of liquor in Providence
continues few days since seizures we're made 10
two low shops, and the contents of tho packages
spilled The Providence Journal calls the greater part
OF the liquor In this in other Of seizure In that
city poor stuff !"
The Bristol Phtnir says: We are hap
py in being able TO state that the dealers In liquors In
this town have entirely abandon ed the traffic and that
thus Tar the Law works well. The water men report
that there has been less noise and confusion 10 the
streets before known and that the good effect
Of the law Is very evident
A writer in The Providence Post com
plains that the apobecades In that city no, licensed
he unable 10 obtain prescription Ia which vino
YVES sn ngredentthe City Agents store happening 10
be closed.
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