The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-27

wssi, commonly called Sunday; for the keeper or
keepers Of any hotsi inn tavern .lshouse bseIhoass
permit any sprituous malt liquors. wine or cider 20
be ersnk or within the premises house oseapied
kept such keeper keepers his her or their agents
or servants, On the said FIRST day OF the week
Sec !? That any person or persons violating the pro-
offence forfeit and pay The of fty collars one half
of which shall be paid TO the prosecutor and the other
In which ut is brought or 10 counties HAVING NO
dams OF the poor then to the of the poor of
the township, ward borough In which the offence
committed, to be recovered before any Mayor, Alder
Justice OF the Peace, debts Of like amount
are now by law recoverable, in any action Of debt
brought in the name OF the commonwealth as we'll for
the Of the guardians of the poor Tor for the over
sees poor of the township, borough the
any debtor himself witness on any trial under the
provisions OF this section then the penalty or forfeiture
sba be PAID to the guardians or aforesaid
And provided further that IL shall be misdemeanor in
Office for any such Mayor, Alderman or Justice Of the
Peace to neglect to to the said guardians of the
poor and prosecutor the amount of such penalty within
ten days from the payment of the same.
Sec 8 That In addition to the civil penalties imposed
BY the last preceding section for violation Of the pro-
visions of the first section of this act every person who
shall violate the provisions Of that section taken
and deemed TO have committed a misdemeanor and
shall, conviction thereof in any criminal court in
this Commonwealth, be fined in any sum not less than
ten, more than one hundred dollars, and be i'm.
prsoned in the county jail for period not less than ten
nor more than sixty days at the discretion Of the
Court
The Governor win, doubt give IT his official sane
ticn.
probbitory bin has also been reported in the House.
to 60 into effect the fourth of July next the people
Of the law The probabilities are that this bin win not
pass this session. The most radical temperance mea
tavern license laws of the State thus to egaze the
sale Of liquor in small quantities. and strike severe
blow at the whole traffic SENTINEL.
Our Lancaster Correspondence.
LANCASTER Pa, Feb. 10, 1856.
The Know Nothing Victory-The Local Elections, &c.
As ntimated in my last, the councils have made
clean sweep Of the old fosy leeches that have been
sucking the life blood Of city treasury for time
whereof the memory OF runneth not to the con.
trary." There great bowling among the turned
out last Tuesday, when the councils IN joint
yention " turned out" and elected true and worthy
Americans to the places tina. have SO long been die.
graced by subservency to the foreign and Catholic nu
ences which oil city officers have been the most alb
ject slaves TO. These melancholy facts and write
them in than in anger, tina. to this time
city officials cared for the good win AMI votes Of
Father Keenan, and the "lsger princes" than they
die for native born citizens And why this
so2 Because they at al times could elect just who they
pleased holding the balance between the old parties
they had to be "kept' pleased to be sale. But now
things have changed; the boys to the manor born"
have taken charge by the votes Of the same boys to
the manor born" And what glorious day it win be
when every State, town, village and city in the whole
Union will have done we have done-shaken of
the chains that have bound down In fear and
trembling to the foreigners What q spectacle to
template The President Of the United States and every
holding Office by tie votes Of the people, native
born citizen In less than two years this shall be the
case. Who will who dare dispute it-no true Ameri-
but will rejeise over it.
The Inauguration Of Mayor Albright. took place in Fall
ton Hall Tuesday last in the presence Of about one
thousand persons The number usually present on such
sions from atty to hundred. The new Mayor
cle:t delivered inaugur which received With
great applause and satisfaction and everything argaes
well for the future for city and the spread Of Aer
principles. A have rot the soY Mayor
in the HERALD, will transcribe it.