The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

WIN. 7: Beer, John W. Burnton, Ciarkssn oiolias,
Tho Recorder opened his charge with statement TO
the Jury that charging them frsquen. and had
been made public, 1t hardly necessary that
no should 20 into any detail to their duties and the
rules which governed them Altar reference to
the that should be exercised the part Of the
jurors In finding indictments upon charges not
Investigated before magistrate, the Recorder
said that questions Of great importance might come
April 1855, entitled IAN act tor the prevention Of in
temperance, paupersm and crime" and upon this sub
ject hs would particularly charge then; By an ac
passed subsequently to this asst entitled "An act to
enlarge the Jurisdiction of the Court Of General and
Special Sessions in and for the city and county Of New
York; passed april H. 1852 exclusive jurisdiction 10
given to the Court of Special Sessions to hear punish
all misdemesnors. Nov, by the act FIRST mentioned the
complaint under this head sent the Court OF Special
Sessions to the Court OF General Sessions for trial and
sa s III s IT.
Special Sessions shall try the case Nov, regard TO
this class Of complains charge yon that IS the lsw
selling liquor in violation Of the drst act Of April
o, inssmuch as the complaint for such violation
act and by that magistrate must to the Special
Sessions for trial. IL running clear OF the Grand Jury
1Ss sn as asdy s
the accused desire send the casa to this Court
for trial and it can come here from that Court only
may here suggest that It IL question whether An To-
dictment can be found BY any power for the ohence
naed but upon this 1t Ia not necessity that should
that II was matter of doubt whether in ictment
would lie for keeping and selling liquors, inlsmuch as
the act provided remedies which might BE- had usive
Of Indictments the act said nothing Of indictments
whatever and Furthermore the act OF April 18th evil
IDENTIFY repealed tone portion Of the Liquor act Of April
9Th, 1Sb5.
Incl ease In the Amount OF Imported Liquor
In the city.
person who 10 In the habit Of frequenng barrooms
has tn he
July American liquor has become very scarce, and no
thing but imported stimulating beverages well be
had Oyer the bars in the liquor stores tho 70 lowing
sign 10 now quite frequent -
NONE But IMPORTED LIQUORS SOLD HERR
This sign win, doubt be looked upon by our Know
Nothing friends with suspicion and ALARM as indicating
sude en- nc Of foreign influence in midst that
should be locked alter Good spplejack, pspirtng
HoDopgahela, Albany ale, and Phiiadslphia
lager beer are more to be found, while English ale,
Scotch wh,skey, and good French brandy can bs had
confined to go called respectable houses. They
have 6Ifo been seen In several magnificent three
cent restaurants in the vicinity Of the Five Points
II not to be wondered at in these places
extraction and naturally partial to the favor Of home
MADE liquors. Many Of the German aicoves, with
utter disregard Of the American spirit prevalent
in the country, have the following pacarded their
wsns:-
MUIR MPoRIiERrE G'TsEKE wEnDES HER yERKAurr. !
scenes similar to the folo~ing of daily occur
renee IN the city
Scene Fyrs.--A Lager Bier Saloon
Enter Thirsty Customsr.l
CtsIosiTR-lo Baitender-Give me soms Philadelphia
BARrrspRF--There ia mono to be had in the city We
bave, however sn excellent article impor ed from Ger
AK for. You can have it for the same pr
CusroxIR-Wsl; bring It along. ca huge mug
head, and does not withdraw it Tor 1--WE n,inutes) ws
declare this 10 an excellent substitute for the Pha
dslpha bier.
Exit in capital hnmor]
Scene Second-A Restaurant in Broddudy.
(Ener Carson League agent
AGENT to land,ord-1 want some Albany cream a,e
LAND We cont sell that, but furnish you with
fre fDglieh or Scotch ale on draught.
Haspws run out Of that ON tSe Ih .p@ ., july,
Would mt the Jamaica variety do as wellY
AGENT tnonplusssd)-wsii, guess, shaa't drink
Il is remarkable that these im1 ortd uors have very
much the taste and flavor Of the common article, and
played by the liquor dealers aisposng OF their Aeri
can liquor in one Diaht, and alpg their shop. with
very estraoiainary and merits th. pubic n,.i:s 'S
Ope, atsons Under the L.w In Rreokiyn.
The following persons out OF tome twenty four ar
rested the Fourth of July the charge Of drunken
ness, were brought before d. K smith, Esq Jus ice OF
",
dieoed OF under the provisions Of tie prohiooy Law
in manner as herewith detailed
STATE Of Nto York Kings County CITY ~ Brooklyn,
ss1s Se ds sws,n sSh ard
fourth day OF july 1850 ~ the city Of Brooklyn said
county he Ncholas Conner intosicsei in visitation
an act for the pfeyen ION OF ntempcrane psu9eo and
crime, wteeppo complainant fad Nisbozs
Conner AND has brought him before d. X. Smith
law John CREtsuTyN
s~ornto before This ft.A day q JGly, 1855, D. X
sNITu, y. J.
lie examination o1th Of TIE above mama Nisto-
lee Col ntr 10 the OF his intex:aa ard lor
the pnrposs Of sscertailng arg offence has cDm
mtt sssirst sIy OF The Froyiscns Of tor the
prevention Of intcDperaSce, ptupefism ana crim.:-
TrApl this city, between Park and Tlushing
avenues drank Intoxicating qnors the foueth instant
At tavern on the cornsr Of Kent and Ann ftreets
Dutchman keeps IL; don't know his name ~ 10
grocery store, the only store these
the keeper furnished ne with the liquor; drapk
ain and brandy beth. there snd two men that
ras with me- Michael Merphy and Hush Nelly vish
srets Murphy lives in JsctsonB iots alec drank ain ~
tavern keps by Lube Riley, on Kent avenue, tetween
Tss Tor Ciy streets tho ith inst
there; know o. their also the Day
dIAnt the OF Flushing and kent avsnues cAan0
whether sin hrsndy TWAS into xies'ins ,UoF;
pretty high .. this time and the oser ound
SopbH mtn nsmed Downe vent in there with Q; drank
sworn and examined before me. hs 5h day OF Ius 1856
D. X. SMITH, 4. y.
Tho etf,ndart was Gns. go for being drunk, and