The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-07

taI-Ne1spape Chan9es--rhe legislature Nay Day -
me Bosson Libro dOro for 1885, 6-Organisaios o.
the Wigs Comm -ByibTy-TAe Am rt,as Stat
CoRrcl--Ihe Weather.
The officers Of the Wstham Bank peremptorily deny
that any connected With tat institution had any
knowledge Of Mr. Davis criminal conduct, aud chal-
leDge proof to the contrary They state that the know
ledge Of Davis evil doipgs toot them mach BY
prise IL did the rest Of the community. They
titled to tina benefit Of the Denial but they should
made 9TH al statement Of the transactions OF Davis
with the bank last week. for stories adverse to the bank
are very current among walthAm people, waich ought
to be allowed to pass without something more than
q contradiction. The condition Of the bank, In
pecuniary sense which what the pablo most
cerned with, is represented TO b exceen so that lis
standing be affected by what has happened. For
Mr. Davis paper the bank il stated 70 have abundant
collateral security.
The Senate has accepted . report granting the
Grocers' Bank leave TO withdraw; that institution
having psstoned for . reduction OF capital and
change OF name The Grocers' has done the right
thing by the public and win have paid off, by the close
Of the present month al lis siss have hand,
and available, property to the value OF half million
Of dollars. detailed statement Of the condition of the
bank wi be placed before the Supreme Court the Is
Of May.
petition in the Merchants Exchange Aiing roam,
signed by several prominent merchants and Others pray
ing that the law against mokiug tobacco in the streets
and the wharves may be enforced They declare that
this public smoking is not only nuisance in ITSELF bat
OF much danger atrouting to 1t the recent fire
Lewis wharf, ey whioh property OF the value OF nearly
$50, 900 destroyed Alongside Of this petition Is
g. ainst !; sionaa nv s,m. ~ our hast
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That what i asked for BY the petitioners is puritaac
In is characss- unworthy Of our liberal age and likely
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me location, too Ia al taas could De desired IN eve-y
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h 90 ~ aH ~ 'n " es 0on'ueu % INC
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ether thsy viii newer In m,ke
heard a. Wa,sncton vheo the Po choasas to StrSa m
is great uctes So much the greater then IL thar
ner. for aayocatisr The democratic cause on purely ds
interested GROUNDS There is nothing like single mind
suppor,a-s to keen up 4 POLITICAL marty. The I3seIi
Nears and Lowell Cisen have been united Il is pro.
70 pqh and i M IN tins city
memter Of the state Senate supports the proisc, |
suppose 1t is to be a campaign sheet. The Worcester
that the democratic p. in sections s'are in
position, with references 10 the present Rdinsrsii1n
that qushbes 10 some extent the weight of their op.no
question Of SO much delic.cy as the choice Of q
car eidste' for tie Presidency
Oar Lgsiaiure ia apparently booked for session OF
inder lite length there having been enough basinsss
ported this week to lat FIR long Ii ne to II We
only bad the shGndred days. regulation thai you have
ne We If se d hns b..
the pemoe this year Perhaps they to wait for
harvest time The Greek satrist tells Of who sat
thsstLer did duty for breeches adhered the
He must have he=n oreshsdo Massachusetts, gs-
lature. II is comfort however to be abe TO e.
that that body csnnot sit longer thin to the Taed>y
precedir the fret Wednesday OF 1872
Our May day was very fair for Nav cay which IL gene
rally the ugest a. nasest OF ali the 365 DAYS in III
year. srge number of enthusias tic individuals oo-
served the SION and viii talk through their for
the rest of tie m nth They found nothing Qrte~ IN
themselves when they into the cSu airy che
lest Observance Ct tie day that have heard mentioned
o. was that Of Mr. slab Bradles An eminent ms-sh,n.
who gave S. 600 to tie Association for the Reiief A-sa
Women
That interesting aurua the lis. OF persoes firms And
corporations in Boston taxes en- property oth
50. eco snd ups ards, has jast been published. ne
richest man whose name gres in this edition Of me
olden Book for 1867 is Ebenezer Fran.is Who ptys
SIG Al % on property valued at Al 74e 500 NJ an
els mut be vsrv unlike other men II this naymen oas
not annoy BIN more III an his pro perty affords him
sure-there i something so yry like being p,unders,
pay ing ,ax bull Most OF the nam . tha, kr,rA =