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TIE TRIBUN e
For The Tribune.
MORN.
BY II. NORTH ROSS.

For The Tribune.
MORN.
by II. NORTH ROSS.
SEe gay Aurora proudly advancing,
Close on the sable tram OF Night,
In oriental -plendor dancing,
With flowing robes OF golden light.
How gracefully she trips along
To Natures joyous matln soas'
II.
,yreat!, of flowers her brow surrounding,
Exhales perfumes, fragrant aud swret ing
That through each pulse new life send boun
And The wrapt sense with pleasure greet
With delicious, balmy thiil,
Each leugud nerve they sweetly h!I.
III.
BRIGHT, sparkling gems Of pures' crystal
Glca u pendent from her flowing locks,
No brilliant e'cr was worn by vestnI,
Nor formed mid Oceans coral rocks,
OF purer ray or lovelier hue
Than gls;ens in the morning dew.
brish, and sunny smile hewitching,
Pia, fully wrcathes her rosy up,
As she her goblet. h-al,h-ennching,
Presents her votaries 10 SIP;
And in It's clear Ulympian wave,
Invites each achns brow TO la'e.
v.
And see the King Day majestic,
Ascend his regal throne. Inc sky,
Mid diapasons Of sweet music,
From winged vocnlsts tina, hy
Aloit in many a circling maze,
On his e.fagence full 10 gaze
VI.
Awake, ye who, on down-beds lying,
Ia slumber pass the hours oil morn
Know ye, that on the wings switching
OF lime thus spent, il rapid borne
T. Oblvon's gulf your greatest wealth
A buoyant, iie-ensweet'ning health.
VII.
Awake, and list the notes OF gladness
Tha, swell trumphanily along,
No voice Of waling, nor OF sadness
Is heard in NATURES jocund song.
Awake arise your mathis pay,
And hail the ushering in OF Day
,ddy,J,iry o. 1874
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SpOkeu, &c,
lime y. of Cnne Florlsn ~

June l5 of Cape Florida bark Stafford fin NOrleans for
May H. nt35 s. Ion Cs 20 ship Tennessee. from Boston o'
say L. la, p s lon "a 80 brig Albert. OF Boston, is I'm
Bah;a Tor Coast of Airicu.
june 2,h lat 90 Is Ion 70 w exchanged coors with n ul
-red Am brir with white streak Ion. trunk poop
deck signal red white and blue, stripes up and down. le,tr
In, ~ =. = By "
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Sailed.
Disasters, &c.

Ships Coho,a Liverpool: Atlanta, do; Quebec London;
Rochester, Tor Liverpool, si.s Tomorrow SuaGay az ten
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IJFR AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY.

WING Committees: Clay Gibbs! Friends
OF ur. Clay! send Ola your orders!
TO THE. YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED STATES
OF ALL PARTIES, ALL cREEDs, ALL cALLIHGs.
o,,ye. cents ror iIuu octave pages, with
three Engraving!
THE LIFE AND SPEh Oh hS
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o. p. CfisIBERLAtN.
ia1T I,,v2v A. &. NEWELL,

IN CHANCERT-Before the Vice Chanrclor 81 the tiss
M to iofeCose !ertsases5ab Couch. widow Of seth
Gibbs and his wife Edward Coach and 'cSey his WIFE, and
Eleanor Couch, defendants IN he above emitted caIe whose
Mallory aud Priscilla ms wife. PHO BUR; Cbn'c, r. Burr
rhilnnfer Burr Lew j. Bgu William iienfy BUR, Nhsh
i,urr EtasIs I,urr George Burr John i1rd rnd Catherine
h,s wife and SIMON A. Couch deerdants IN SAID cause
whose place of residence the state u ONO, are ieiu
Il, appear hi! hy the cie enth dry OF September ueA
or the bill of cuimpuiu lied sad cnNe VIII be taken Us con
fsscl by lhem.ijHt.i .rnc liih. lSil
r. J. FISH. Complainant Solicitor.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM AiitRt!Jn .
90 ~ c1TpASY.-SI' MINER ARRANGEMENTS.
lslA On and after May ISL 1874 the Cans Will run rs

On sundays the weather is fine the Cars vii run every
hour from City Hall To Harlem md Williams bnhse.
he y Hall and 9th street Line VIII run every Ieh !"ue
through the ,Iny. fom % ~ NJ. los $lP , Mn .,
hs Exfr Night inc will cayc 9th street in ny l'sI ~
80 u TO- 10 So H. II ~ Leave City tall Tor !'h street.
nj g. 3D. TO- 10 - Ii. II %, L.
- - ~ BY order OF the Board: ,,,,N -o..,
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~ PASSAGE FROM IRELAND EVERY FIVE
sfTTsnAYS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR-FI,om Corr
Wexford. Sligo Coerun. Dundalk Droehedn Limerick. Sc
&C. Passages ut all times he engaged with the sub;c
bers the most advantageous terms IN first class New York
built packets sailing from Liverpool -.
EVERY FIVE DAYS THOUGiIOUT THE YEAR 1874
Two things necessary for the comfort and general nte
the will he found connected with this line OF
shps VIZ attention IN Liverpool md good nccomno
bUurl the SHIPS which the subscribers To
all they bring For further particulars nppy letters
puidJ To w & J. Il. TAPSCOl'T. n South street,
-. cOrner Nlnlien lnne.
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LYlnIers. &C,

Arr n, Mattspoet June 20 ship Joseph Mcir5 Taber. I'm
North West New Zealand and Pefnanbaco,Sle o0s to
sperm.
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To teachers and Parents.


ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
embracing the general principles of Mechanics,
lIydrosatics, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Acous-
ties, Optics, Electricity, Galvanisrn, Magnetism,
and Astronomy Illustrated by severalhundred
Ensravinss. BY LEONARD D. GALE. NJ. D., Pro-
lessor of Geology and Mneralogy In the Uni
veTsity of the City of New ork, and Lecturer
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. Price,
full bound, % cents; 81 50a dozen TO Teachers.
The above work isexensvr in aucedin the schools
aud -minaric trou- ou dhrfrn: of the United STATES,
and considered tie best boc eytant io private learners DT.
Gale being himself practical Chemist and his rrorss nal
duties Lecturer requiring him make and rreat
-d experiments 81. branches of Natural Philosophy
-maen,y qualified for t. task feil'ng such work h0st
the publications the popular b1aches OF PhllosO
phy aad Chemistry compilations made by hook
makers hence the frequent failures OF students their
trin;s pernts while following the directions Contained
ia ,esr works. 40 such difficulty Will occur IN the use Of
;his work OF DR.. Gale.
" Orders be BY the cash and address
to GREELEY Y McELRATli. New York.
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VI '-' ''e' H. II. SlITTH 1. WOOISEY. % Waiist.
cs I'm or GEORGE BUTLER, 4 Vesey-st.

81 TO LET'-Tn 3N street between sh md 'Gth avenues
"a directly opposite the beautiful grounds o :, u Moore.
: F>1-ivo brick story houses Just completed ~ 'cet
VIDE y 30 iee deep with back paZzaS enclosed! with glass
and containing book and closet We>erieldS Range IN
kitchen SC couplete Croton water IN basement and rhi
is. nin. apg rS 3 story, for hot and cold water ana
bn,,e, hath The houses contain extra wardobes und closets.
md in point convenience and clcrapce of nh viii com
re with my houses bu IN tins CITY cTis
ycry low to good tenant from until the 1T "l May le5.
ENQUIRE at the office of w. SEARl.S 30 Wa-street.
nSt-i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

BNCiiANCERY 9Th Cireuit-lne President director, nnd
Company of the OnUDtagH County Bank The Bahn oi
Buffalo. ~ pursuance oi an order OF the Court oi ChHhce
dated the 9Th day of April 1874 notice hereby gwen uht
the subscriber has been duly appointed receiver al the properly
and effects of the sud The nns 81 Buffalo nn by srid Of
order Of February - lS3 II referred Ia Jnea
CrOcker Esq. the city Of Bnnlo. m the County OF Enc
amongst other things, ke and state account oil oil the
OF
and 10 enable tho said lGsts To- Se and such
tine general purpose contemplated by the atH'e. All
the creditors of the snd Bank oi buffalo required 10 exh
bit their accnus Cams and demands ngnnst the SAID Bank
of uiilo the snd Crocke Es, the Master having
SAID reference In charge at his office the city ri Buffalo ~
the fifteenth day of August and BECOME parties Ia thI
SUIT md deiuut thereof tey will be preclued nil 10
the decree winch shall he innGe IN 4, suit, and tom
nay distribution wheel! shall he made under uch decree.
IRA a. BLOSSOM. Receiver o. the Bank oil Buffalo,
JAMES CROKER. n'e Muster la Chan
VYtfu ipri IN
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G.|tes LA AZ DES O. 90 go ;,
80, COMMISSION, and S-s,.st:YY-S,
SHIPPING MERCHANTS,
iyERPooL h0ND0S HAyR&E Rk piiii Ahl MAIi
PHiA, BALTIMORE, AND MONTREAL:
Would respectfully give notice that they continue To '%,wnd
Specie valuable Papers &c u and AL parts OF England.
Ireland, Scotland, France. md Germany
They have also established an Agency at Malta.
Their Agents in the different European Cites give particular
attention OF Orders purchase Of Goods exam
ming md ,btnnjnr copies " ills. Deeds, Titles. &c.
Goods forwarded By English French and German Mer,
chants Through our Liverpool house No ~ WIN
BY sailing Packets TO New York. Phladepn or Baltimore
and arrival the prompt ntten0n at Cis
ouse gent. and be immediately Forwarded through our
different Express Lines 10 part OF the United states or
Canada.
Bills of Exchange payable Insight any part fhe United
Kingdom also Bills France, may be obtained at cur differ
ent Agencies ID AInerica.
II. & Co.'S ucilles Tor nnsncns the above business are
such that they happy to inform their friends and patrons
charges Us any European or American house offer.
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Y.

And see the King g Day majestic,
Ascend his regal throne. The sky,
Mid diapasons Of sweet music,
From winged vocnllsts that fly
Aloit in many circling maze,
On his efaigence full to gaze.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24
MORRIS AND ESSEA! g., KAIl.hU.iI1:.-TST! ~,
hssE5AEA day, Apnl2. lSi
: NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR I.Iy

- NEW LINE OF PAIkETS FOX nv EKPUVI.-
pacset oi25th June The splendid and myorte pIch1
ship GARRICK, 1909 tons burihcn. Capt u. H.
IrasE will sail Wednesday. 2blii June her regular day.
The SHIPS OF tbs line beng all leo tons and upwatis, per
sons nbot 10 embark the old country will not la To sc
the advantages TO be derived from selecting this line III prefer
ence any other their gent capncy renders tem eyey
wny more comfortable aud convenient than SHIPS u smaller
class and their accommodations oT cabin sccond CABIN a'
S,eeuge pnssen:cis. we'll kaO" are superior 10 t'> ~
any other line Of packe Persons wishing to secure berth,
should fail make early application on h,II loot 90
Wulsrsct, or 10 W: u j. =. N-s,,pli,
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w PURSUANCE of an order the Surrogate OF the Coun-
4 ty OF NewYorE Notice hereby given to all persons hHv
ur claims nganst SARAH BARKER. late OF tie Ciiy o New
Wo deceased 10 present the with tie vouchers thereof
to the subscriber at his residence. No i Washington e,t
IN City York. before the Tenth dHy oil ~.
cenlber next Dated NewYok, the Lrst day oi june est
,c3 law6m. WIN. BROWNING. Admir-.
TN PURSUANCE of M order of the Surrogate OF the Coun
~ o NoTICE hereby To NIL persons nav
ng claim, against ROBERT BARKER. late Of the cry OF
New York, deceased. Ia present the same WIN ne IGurne,,
thereof the subscriber. his RESIDENCE No. 5i W aSngon
street in the city ofNewYork before the Tenth day OF
Decemberneyt.
Dated New. York. the first day of June 1874,
je3 law 6n, WIN. BROWNING. Ext
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NNIdcn llnc, lp s.ilIs
The Carrirk viii nil from Liverpool the ll oi August
Persons wishing To- end Tor their friends have them brought
ont in this magnificent packet any OF the regular ne sui
ing on the s 9Th. l 18th, 2lt and .lh OF every mcn q"
favorable terms application 10 be made rs above
Drafts for any payable demand without discount
in MI the principal towns England ireland. Scotland OF
Wales. all be obtained application i by letter.
post paid as above. Agents in Liverpool
WIN. TAPSCOTF, Is tioree PiaZZns, or
ie2l GEO RlPPARDx son. 90 Waterloo road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

fet FOR s;.l.E-A beautiful Farm coutninin. % gcfes
~ Lard. high state OF cultivation. situuie IN Nfth
Il brunswick Township. MdtleeX County, y. j. four
miles from Nev brunswick, aud forty miles from ti> city.
On the Farm Is good dwelling house, TIVE haris. carnTe
best sited fruit. rcach trees cherry trees &C The sen'.
boat rta stops within miles 1.-THE farm daily her
passage 10 and from Newl os Il will be sold for money or
exchanged oT city property. For full description OF the
perry. and further particulars, Hpply To
20 RICIAR lll'En M % l'hnml,ers..t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

Having withdrawn our Agency entirely from Wilmer I:
Smith we hereby announce that Mr.. L. q. Tnekeman. G
Water street only authorized Agent ut Liverpool h
being empowered act for an IL the name Of on
firm when necessary. To the reception ol bocs ~
Boston and New York end ,r,yaIog the ;1me to az par
the United States requisite they should pas th1ous.
the hands OF our SAID Agent. f. G. TucEermnn.
iels Ina Dec. IL, lsa2.
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TO THE PuRLIC.

The community can Judge. from the accompanying adyer.
hsemen which appeared IN several Eng'h papers i've mnn.
rgo, how far they depend the statement made by
Wilmer smith, in several of city papers rs iayin"
withdrawn their Agency from our house. ,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

e,acs ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE FARMS N
10y THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. is offered
y for snle on uerv 1t contain. I'D ncres of
highly cultivated nnd. and the premises arre dwelling
bOe in excellent repair together with oil other necessary
buildings 1t being situated within miles of New Haven and
20 New York the locnton will be found TO be exceedingly
desrube For further information apply 10
RUSSELL SMITH, Attorney and Counsellor;
;alO n 81 I.iherty-st ~ Y.
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AL I'm
Eb5IEEf5#E !FHfNa Ss,I
nfT S Ind .' sa@ss the sp ia;
nnne street daily (Sunays eIcepe) att "clTk T.. w..
and F. F. passins the most beautiful scsa'.y o, wi @
OF the Co through the picturesque valley oi the hao W
Goshen, Siitllei"rn. etc ,,1,u =,
Passengers by the Morning ne can renhl o' ,,, ~
r hours ut and Mddetown and return to the cry Ut
O'Clock the same evening: =, 81 Tho ,La ,,,;, do.
ghiiul Excursion from the CITY, Jnec ears are unusually c
mo!s ud have apartments appf?paf eSFe' ny ho, GS or
G vsS 6"aGs s"d
Passengers ,or OwesO Hnghamptun. and al the prnch
plrces IN The Southern Counties the state Of %ewfok and
Noen Counties o PENNSYLVANIA VII ind mrs. rae .,a@S
and careful drivers To like them from Addeto"h cc1e, w
expedciouS than any other E0l,e. w!
MORRIS AND ESSiEX. &, kAllROAn-ST!J , NJ
Rs!tsA day. APdla 1874:
s ss5 ;f?i + 3 Lex; s Si%s e.;
This recently rsl with sssyy oG IRON mi rs q"
the pattern and now IN perfect orlier SeE nu spsh
for safety and comfort are unsurpassed Travellers Tor h"
town Schooley Mountain and Eston Or eyde!e ~ a
Newton Stanope Dover. Pnrsippany fockhwhy nhu a,h
enrdge will find this the most safe ana eApedtouS VI any
other mode Of conveyance. = =, . :, N..t. =,
Passengers wishing 20 South will arrive At Newark IN
time for the Philadelphia trims and at New-fo'k IN time Tor
BOATS North md East, nj O'Clock. ~
BY the present Arrangement, SIX nous T on Ue m IN sn
90 The Cars OF this Company through from Ieney
City horrstown thus avoiding the delay anu inconvenience
noyi ''"' '''' IRA DODD Superintendent.
NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL
sN pacset oi2sth IuneErhe splendid and hvorie packet
.bip ARRItK 1909 tons buf,hcn. Capt Il. H.
11a.E will sail on Wednesday. 26li June her REGULAR dny
The SINGS OF tbs line beng all leo aud upwards, per
sons IN plb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

METAL ROOFS. GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
1VA FOR FIVE YEARS WHICH Is FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN CSUAI..-Ihe subscriber have invented
method Of covering roofs with pIn galvanized plale.
which they guarantee 10 femG water tight yIyE when
PIT by them. The metal put that II cannot be
affected by the shrinking swelling OF the paDls which
lad. or 10y the contraction expansion O the metal.
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses and
store, city. covered by Thu. method their satisfaction
Henry Irevur. Esq. Of 9th avenue aid !rh FL
John :. Schennerhorn. Esq, No. ~ Bfoafwsy.
David Austin Esq Of Exchange pIuce Bad Wlnmst.
J Green Pearson ESQ., MefchGn,s Exchange. Walst-
Geo. &. Butler Esq.. No. 81 Nussau-st.
Francis Burnt. Esq. tS BrGadS:.
Notice given that ms the improvement; Is paenie. oil
in the trade wishing roof BY the nbscers' plan
cen ,r,iiin permission mOdefnfe terms.
mhl;tf T. kiiLpR & co ~ and y IttDnd-st
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49, CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CiLGh..-
= "a s The subscriber who awarded lhpunn III
Z. lie New Iofk sStHe Fairs n Sil ard lsi3 iDt tho
O. best toned Church Bell md also Silver Medal for
the Dcsi Bell. and Diploma hr Town Clock. eIh.-
bred at the Far Of the Aneficnn institute Drtner !a
noy prepn his Foundry al NCst Troy. New Y0r far
n.-h Bells of from - 10 100 lbs made % the best nni-a ard
warranted la stand and peHSe-fses To them
proved Cast Iron Y0kes with Novenbe Arms The ncieaslns
ennd for his Bell, the best evidence tina; be gwen Of
their excellence Orders have been received from the tanao
almost all the State. and about ~ have been fuirri "
different pnces the Of New York from h7 Foundry
Town ClocS,. Ieveliss and Surveying instruments Coppef
'', amid iiII tm '' IT, ANDREW MENEELY
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FOR : Me-. OK TO LEI, t'Ii Eit i.i. NNt. IN
n CITY pROrERTY.-A very de,lrqble firm stun
ii ted on the North River opposite Yde FaiK, coh'asi-
- 10 ucre, now occupied by l.. ". u. Butler.
The house large, well calculated i"r sen,ee reSmence,
on, commands one of the finest oil the Noth hver
barns and outbuings in good repair and conveniently ar
ranged ,,. ,;,; I ,.au
with variety of fruit grapes and Sn fruits
large proportion OF the purchase money II soh Gun re-
main on bond und m0rtgase for terra 0 years.
For further particulars enquire OF , NV, =, a.,
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,. t--=szs = FARE REDUCED FOR BOSTON
l31-ltViA. NEWPORT AND PROVIDENCE.
s-S1-T--.-Fuf To Boston. - 5O.-Deck Fare, 81 90
NeySDOri ana violence. 81 The and splendid steamer
NEW JERSEY Capt Il H. Furcy. VIII leave the pier foot IF
Barcinystrcet. north sde THIS AFTERNOON. (Tues.
day o'clock For freight apply to 8 Bennett,
nj the office an the wharf lciS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

:. SIMPSONS HOTEi.-lhe subscriber tenders MS
"a thanks nj, friends and patrons or the literal pat"
.i1 AGE reg we'd M o! establishment ~ Nam street ana
tc 10 inform them TINT he hn removed eeiro 10 ms pra>l
ble hnfa Sn Market street which has been thorough
i rsnoytcd md enlarged IN nil varic> departments i"
families and gent een esrou. 81 comfortable residence IN :.
r;st nn central sini;on with MI the advantages o private
h,,se the present location oilers every lnducenent
The Iarnr> md eroons airy and cnnvenlen ma te
SUI ~ ~ u, S;i, 10. my9 'In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

j., HOUSE WANTED-l'he advertiser n tesp ,Is
n nsrsnnl wisie, hire two story house Tor tbe re
mainIcr Of The with lsn''hed q 81 ana nase
.n n >rut lnratIuu en- either ,de 0 Rr"adwny. not
as,ye Grand T. P!cnse address A. X. w. immediately, u
the Office ro ct ms . pat pei 1874 je22 II.
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.5JNTER POWER FOR SALE OR TO l:EASt-,n
~ the Waikiki River nahvlle Fails. 'teT IouHy
New York 81; r1ies from the Cy, mile ''om ti 10
the mouth nf the Delaware and HUDSON tann ana ~ mn,
| l. m Tin, power uTisuria sed hy any M ~ihin
100 mile, tins city, beng natural rck dan e" ~ '.e ~
isl,t ard nfi0rin- supply u 2,ptn cuic lee, I VIII
mr. bnur in severe drought \ stone 5'iiiins iV 'c.t ~
enh 20 VIDE and stores high used a. orion facIe'!
, he >n! with o7 without the machinery buhis ,tole :"
The be,t quality IN abundance on tie p!enes ie Unite
g. nj low nrlces within .h0Tt distances raI iurus 'a'
,rI amy IN iilS lml GEORGE 81 TLER. 1 Ne>ey i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

- change Hotel e. street, four story nuck nm,e
ii;4 IN GOOD repair containing 81 AMI the cony2ii-
-re- Of brick oven and ubunan supply % the best
water Under ronf i suitable either Tor 'iotel o. q
with II # esiec mnkin. large ami handsome e>tnb .ieat
nj o.crc rent; removed from the dsi and nose of the iv.
c YET perfectly accessible fom all objects OF interest or
convenience. Co. - ..,.o- :,
desired. a. Md
...i,,r,,,'r I',,v ielI lyy'
The New York herald., 1844-07-18
Paterson.
Correspondence Of the Herald.
PATERSON, July 10, lS44.


Strike for Wages
The table cloth weavers oil Paterson hello meet
ing on Saturday last, when it was unanimously
resolved to send deputations 10 the various manu-
acturers Of those goods to soicite them for an ad
vance Of wages, equal to the reductions that had
been made upon them the past two years, which
amounted to 20per cent, and which the operatives
think themselves entledto according to the present
scale paid In Philadelphia and New York The
deputations waited uron the respective manutac-
turers, when Messrs Turtons and Mr.. Parker re-
fused to pay any advance, and the Messrs. Pres
tons at once complied with the wishes of the meet
ing, and are now encouraging the advanced list
The weavers belonging TO the two other establish
me nis have struck work.
The weavers al all those factories are men who
have come from England 10 better their condition.
They are men whomther employers will give good
characters as being good workmen, sober. ste ady,
and industrious. The weavers hope that these steps
which they have taken, will have their proper in
fuence upon any that would wish To differ with
them, and that all mechanics will the necessity
| OF maintaining remuneratlpg list OF wages IN this
country, which, by well regulated self-action,
will keep out from among us the pauper labor of
England, believing al the same time, that their la.
Dor Is their capitol, and they have right to carry
II to the best market.
Nothing is more apparent than the fact that this
will be gre AT manufac curing country-that great
change has already taken place in the manufacture
ing business Of this new world which is to CROWN
full, deep stream, flowing onward TO wealth to all
within its reach. This new era has commenced,
and the keen, calculating manufacturerlis preparing
fora great business Why not the operative hand
loom weaver have his share allowed him, with
out being compelled 10 resort to measures which
he deprecates and abhors
WHAvERs OF PATERSON.