New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20
( shouId cay the Maine Law works well. There L no
liquor scd in this village. and believe that none
can M had in the county. fCsttar sugus V'bis

! shouId say the Maine Law works well There L M
liquor scld in this village. and believe thar none
can M had in the county. tCsttaF slgus Wbig
COrRTLASDvILLE.-A nan wa found drunk M "a.
street, 4 on beiug arrested he quasoTel a. 70
wber be obtained biz hquor. He roplei that n ynt
II nj hope-fiaf on the ri ~ Jnly he pnrch..ad to-.
grisu, on whisky ~ the dstiierv AMI hsi II pa in =
cssk or ina but DID not take IL away until SAtu -ay
vbep lie Carried II home. Wher,uDon il lee net
pru6 a 10 MIKE soarch az seizure, AMI persons
Trocec'ed to tie nau house, fognd the critic,
and tool II away.
| LANsiNoBrRGH.-Tw persons have been fnei $40
f,r dr ktruess. Tie per-ou WHO sold one Of fhe par
fics the liquor wss arrested aof W rif set do vn to-
Saturday next The store of John Blair was 50 irchei
and hall barn, Of beranj four gallons # 10 i)r were
seized On The trial the affidavit 90 which the selz.
uIe was made ~as declared Insufficient;
| wATERyIILE, ONEIDA Co.-Spce the ith we have
vera times been obliged 10 resort 10 our almanac 10
/ become convinced tia, we had not suddenly come
NJ on q week Of Sundays. The only sound that Dis
trbs hs awful Stiffness Is the occasional pop Of a
/ root. beer bottle.
SARAToGA.-Tbe Deuel. liquor case before Judge
Mexican. was taken up his morning at the Police
/ Office, W NJ. Soaring appearing for the prosecution
md c. = Let for the defense. The latter sub nit'd
several objections smong Others thai the law l. uacOn
siiiulioua and that the papers in the case do not
show that m ofoi se as been committed. Mr. Lester
sso erdercd bail for the appearance of Mr. Deue at
the Tenn of the General Sessions OF the county,
ard claimed exemption from trial before the Court sit
TN e at Special Sessions No decision at the zine of
gong 10 Iress. lSaraioglan.
AIBASY.-The LaDdon liquor case was resumed
7 Thursday morning before Justice Cole. Mr. Porter
made abors;e and very able argumest for the de-
hlce He he'd not concluded al O'Clock, when the
Court adjourned to p VI:
PrFFAIo-Several of the parties indicted were ar
-aiyped. Various motions to qussb NC, were made
ard denied. The Prosecuting Attorney agreed to i'd
nit that the LIQUOR sold mportei, IN each case,
when one of tie parties was arrsgned, and tue case
wa- being proceeded with last evening.
Notwithstanding tie NJ aine law, We believe there Is
Int hebt falling off Ia the number Of places where
Goucr l. sold We notice that several ~ the places
hat were closed when tie law hSt took effect, are
again ber refited and opened
SARAroGA-Tbe deuel. rial for selling liquor was
postponed wees. to procure testimony uom New
York 20 prove that The liquor sold was imported.
W,rkRTowS In this village we do not hear OF
any ,isetous of the law except IN an Instance Or two
au opg the low aud dssoue, and the Police were
p,cp,lt In uuttlpg stop 10 their operations.
UERKIvER.-A wealthy former in the town of Her
kimer vas arrested and confined in the Herk ner
County Jail for bel, drunk il H,rkimer. The exam
iberion WIS being had before Judge Graves
PrATrsBURGH.-So faf as we have noticed there Il
n g.ieral disposition in this town AID county 20 abie
bv the Proibitory Law. II is generally understood
that the dealers IN liquors IN this viigc have eltner
dist osed of their stock or do not intend to sell in'
deed we have heard of violations OF the law since
the 4th inst, either in selling getting drunk
CHENANGo "A letter from Oxford states that the
law is observed in that vicinity and the sale OF liquors
is entirely abandoned.
Maine Law is working admirably in this region. There
i, a reary if not willing, aoqi'escence IN the provls-
ions of rhe law by hotel and shopkeepers throughout
tbt County
LEWIS CouSTY.-In this County so far as we can
lealp the retail traffic has entirely ceased there being
n pretty general acquiescence in regard TO the new
law aud disposition to give II a fair trial.
FiRsT CASE OF IMPRIsOSMENT UNDER THE Pro-
HtBITuRY LAw.-Tmofhy Hagarty was fouud drunk
in th street Saturday afternoon and being too drunk
for trial was committed to jail by Justice Drlar until
this morning to answer the charge This morning he
was hroul 1t from the Jail 10 the POlceOice. lie was
chan ed the complaint Of Timothy crowley wan
being drunk in ne public streets OF the City ct Buffalo,
TO which charge he plead guilty. He was sentenced
bv Mr. Drusrd to pay fine of $40, and 80 80 costs
In oeisuli of tie payIneat OF which lie sentenced
10 be- COZ fined in the penitentary one day for each
dollar of iue and costs Tue prisoner sEore IN evl-
der CO OIL being demanded tho sol him the liquor
AS follows: "To the best of my knowledge and be
het did not drink anything on saturday but cider,
ard drank next door IN the American Ho'c, and do
not know the manr name that keeps the place or the
person that gave me he cidor. bunalo paper
IIICA.-A Mrs. Yale sent n girl ot ii years 10
eroc, ~ kept By Mrs Mullen to procure pint OF
Whisky for medicinal purposes. Mrs. NJ. hesltated,
but her mother saying that Alrs. Yale never wOdhi
breathe word OF il she furnished the pint OF
vhi-ky and took a sixpence for IT, Mrs. \. testihes
hat ST. sent for the whisky on purpose to complain OF
Mis- n who had sold whisky 70 a me nber Of he-
Dir. Y - family and promised the little girl new
AKRON 10 60 for IT, The case was put over to Monday
evening.