New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16

S,,,.- And Even and the members Of the Comma
co,,cl The men appe .red IN their new uniform,
Nm, GOA and pants ir mined with yellow, army rega-
l,.;or can and we're provided With the new Mae
sd, The larcers attached ~ tni- corps also pas
la and after The review ny the Mayor aud suite, 'ae
;rr,.-, went throush with several cvolunoas Ashot
n.,aee w,s then made mp Broadway ami through
o,b,r streets 10 M. Wannem,chers, where the reg
men, pnr,ook of collation. ut Sh'c1 IA Beroa' tDa''s
ve, lr.rk and speeches delivered. In the evening,
Col Ros,vick gave an entertainment to his as-cc'ase
officers 1T hi. residence in Fifth avenue
IT, Eleventh Regiment = the only regiment"
rfes in the United States, and they yesterday pa
raded SEQ mer exclusive of officers and band.
NrFrlNe OF LSuoR DE,LERs.-lt may be known
that Liquor Dealers Association, numbering ssmo
three thou and members with ample funds, has been
in existence IN this city for tao three years Hh-
erto the community has been much a, the mercy of
this formidable league. Can5ida,es ~ office have
been catechsed, with the that uale-s they
were ound on the goose ten thousand votes a. least,
were AT the disposal Of the Association, to be thrown
IN mass, against them How far the inertia II oar
authorities IN tie detection and punishment OF crime
may nave been affected by the existence OF th.s csea
! csnno, be known. Certain it is, thai the bodsess
with which the laws affecting the sale II liquors, and
especially Sunday selling, have been resisted can only
be accounted for by the unity of this class-in!eIe>t
thus associated.
The steady progress of public sentiment hostile
To the Sunday liquor traffic and the manifest d.terai
nation OF Courts, uries and police authorities 70 sup
press this ascertained csuse Of public disorder ny
naturally set the Liquor Dealers Assoc ation IN tho
inquir,-What rowi What next The secret con-
clave, night or two ago. is said to ha'e brought oat
an appreciated attendance of members, and an unus-
usl measure of excitement. One party were for re-
sistaUce at all haz ards aud talked about "cons;tu-
''uonal sbts Justify if they oppressed
Lombsrds, instead of depressing Austrans, preyIns
upon the constitutions and the substance OF reuct
ant community. But another party, and are told
the prevailing party came 10 think that the Liquor
Dealers must forego the clutch the Sunday moncp-
oly-at least openly II intimated that business
could be kept open through the back foor in spite Of
the stars" But 10 hold out for open SUNDAY sales
might mperl the whole traffic, and reconcile the peo-
pie to prohibition cut and out.
Discretion" will be found the better part Of
"vaor," We doubt not, IN this a. in other cases. Tho
expression of public sentiment in Reproduction of pdis
criminse selling Of stimulaps Sunday, with all the
train of woes and crimes proven TO follow that bus-
| ness, has been utterly overwhelming IL would re-
quire the power Of twenty Associations like the Ii
qnor Dealers to turn back that tide OF Reproduction.
Aud when il tn be seen, we may safely pre-
dict it will be, that the single of sresting
Sunday dissipation has resulted in the diuinution by
nehalf of the crime and wrctchedness of past years,
there are many respectable men in the Association
who will reflect with great satisfaction the part
they took bringing their associates out Of awless
and ndeensble attitude this important question.
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| SUNDAY LIoUoR SELLINS.-At the lest regular
meeting of the Marine Temperance Society one
of the Oldest organizations of our city, numbering
| now some s. 900 Members committee of shipmss-
tiers and seamen were appointed 10 devise some
means for the suppression of the sale Of Intoxicating
| drinks on the Sabbath. This has been deemed nee
essary large number of the keepers Of seansns
boarding houses, including the " Homes" have com
planned of the increase this attic the Sabbath
| in their vicinity and as in every house there ara
always to be found some few who will drink "
excess and create disturbance this Committee VS.
tied that portion Of the city Sabbath last included
within the following limits viz: Rutger street on the
east Madison and Pearl streets on the north Peck
slip the west, and the East River on the south,
and found open and in full blast within this
compass l72 places where they selling liquor,
and this too, day when the impression seems "
| have been That the liquor stores were generaly
closed. The Committee did find many closed; but
that the community may have idea of the ex.
tent Of the competition in this business the numbers
of the houses thus open in street alone here
given, viz: 2s2, 3O6, 3s, go 1913, 3e9 $685. 33, 3i5.
35O 3S $780, 37i, 49, $780, 49, 1884, 1885, 800, and 1884,
1t will be observed that the portion Of the city
selected by the Committee, is that in which moro
than seven eigbths of all the and other labor
ing connected with shipping located. 1t is
the purpose of this Committee TO visit the l72 houses
above named next Sunday, and, if possible, persuade
the keepers to close during the Sabbath and they
not without the hope that large portion will yield 10
their persuasion, did some in Cherry street who
were visited on Sabbath last The visit will be .
friendly one and is to be hoped will have the desired
| effect.
| Mayor Tiemann will preside this evening st .
meeting advertised in another column. The Associa-
ton for the Benefit Of Irish Emigrants, if properly
carried out, must do good and ought 70 have hearty
cooperation. We trust the meeting win be well al
tended, and that the object for which is convened
may meet with sympathy.
| REaaHKABLE EvrsT IN CoRPoRATIos AyrAIRs.--