New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15


~ A. n General Meeting OF Boos.binders Of the
City Of York, convened by previous notice, Friday
evening Sept 10, at Central Hail. Mr.. THOS DOYLE was
Chairman having In his address meeting OBJ
be the consideration of the attempt made by the
Directors of The American Tract Society 10 reduce the wages
Of the Joumeymen employed in that establishment Mr. r.
Wer called TO explain the position of affairs, who
sisted that they had received notice several days before
that prices paid in thai Bindery 10 be greatly
dnced which the men had determined not 10 sccee but
TIM, he had the pleasure TO that the attempt at reduction
had been abandoned ha, aft noon and That they were to
resume operations the following day. committee OF
then appointed TO draft resolutions expressive o
the Of the meeting During the absence OF the com
me the chairman addressed the assembly in relation To
the advantages be derived FROM and the effects of the
Booksindes union upon their pecuniary and moral con-
diiion. . -
The committee then reported by their chairman, Mr. c.
Riddle the following preamble and resolutions, viz.
Uheea certain portion of our irade having
out Of employment by attempt al forced reduction Of
the prices oiore paid by the American Tract Society
Ire Journeymcn Book binders Of The City OF Ne~-Nork
DESTROYS Of manesng our sympathy Tor brethren IN ihcir
situation, do
Resol,s That the large number OF workmen here assem-
hed have heard with regret that Society having for ia
object the dissemination of the principles of Christianity
among men should deem il necessary for the accomplish
men f ha, object TO attempt reduction OF the prices here
toiore paid to the iourneymen in us employ while those
prices compel the most rigid economy 10 afford the work
man and his family the means of living
Resolved That heartily approve of the moderation and
displayed by these Iourneymen and while we re-
oice In the Accomplishment of their object and the return
to more generous counses by the government OF the Tract
Society viii hereafter resist oppression in whatever
form may present itsefand We hereby pledge ourselves
the support of our fellow workmef whenever circun
stances may call upon us for aid
Reso,ed That the proceedings be published under Inc d.
recton OF the officers Adlonred. ,>o,.,-
ROM Realty Sec'rv SIS IL
~ Wnshington Parade Ground.-Teeiotalers
Moderate Drinkers Citizens of the Exempted City one
and ALL The third grand rally of the temperance hosts WI
take place Monday evening next, al the above place II
wundoubledly he the temperance gathering ever
known this side of the Atlantic The speakers VII De
Horace Greeley, Thos II. Oakley, VIM r. Dodge, r. b.
Re,ls Y.
The Genera Council encouraged BY the suspicious results
of the rs, two mass meetings. preparing for rous
err The excluded City has slept upon iis dssrace-it has
dreamed dream lit Is now awake, and acuon me
word. IL
~ Oriental Ledge No. 6S 1. q. of q. F.-The
members OF Oriental Lodge particularly requested TO as
semble their Lodge room National Hall. on Tuesday
evening the lelh ms, al pas, o'clock -
A. b. sTSsrT, sec'y. ut.l c. P. SMITH, N. 6.
~ Freedom of the Public Landslide National
RefSrers of the sixteenth Ward will hold Mass Meeting
ii PhqniS Hall, corner Tenh-svenue and Sevenieen,hs
on Tuesday evening September 10TH al y O'Clock Mr. A.
T. Bovsy. Mr. Cummerford. and others Will address the
meeting. siS us
~ Excursion and Concert.-At the reques. of the
Congregational Church a, Ezshehpor n j. the Cnoir OF
the Broadway Tabernacle will give Concert OF Sacred
Music in he Church iha, place Monday evening 'th
inst at 7 O'clock The steamboat Water. witch Wal leave
Pier No North River al S O'Clock NJ. preesey, TO con
vey the Choir and others who may wish 10 attend he Con
ceT. returning the city Immediately ssr me ooncrIt
Tickets cents each for the Excursion, including admission
10 the Concer-io be had Al NJ H. Newmans, les Broad
way The proceeds OF the Excursion aud Concert VII DE
applied for the benefit OF The abovenamed Church so Ills
~ GeptIemen's Hnis--Fnil Pattcrr-BlRD
corner Pine and Nassau reets-Sentemens Hats OF i-
style for the ensuing season, will be ready for inspection
and sale on Saturday, August Soih, ls4a
AUS Imis' BIRD. cor. Pine and Nassau streets
~ To uatters.-The owner Of fashionable Hat
Store In the lower part OF the City, doing good cash bust
ness desires sell good opportunity fos conpe-
tent person with moderate casa capital Address o. box
l6o6 Lower p. ..
r5- The Misses Sedgwick's Boarding and Day
school will opcn on Wednesday, the 10Th OF September a.
No ~ Place, wbere Clrcuiars MAY DC
1919 M l9i Rro.dwav ausS 2wisT
" Mount Washington Collegiate School; s. w Mesi
Washing ton Place under the Of Messrs Hl BIS
Ser uexL aul 6wis'
Posr OfrIc, Newly Sept IS, 1873
~ steamer Caledonia from BOstou.-Ine D. az
for The above steamer Will be closed al this Once on r 's
instant ~ p NJ Postage al Letters must be prepaid
10 Ros,oa Letters OF half under and
sis1 ROBERT II. MORRIS. P. NJ
~ To Landlords and Nuorueys-sHrxirr's No
rrcrThe Sheriff OF the City ard County Of NewYok, and
his Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys OF this City, that they are prepared 10 execute
landlords Warrants. and the foreclosng Of Chstie Mort
mae NJ the Shers Office, room No Y In the Cry Hall
"'"-e - WV WIN. JONES, Sheriff.
r.wyo,l Aug Is isai snlt 3rnis
rV-Tooth Ache cured In one minute, By the use OF
the Glove Anodyne. This excellent arceand VIII cure
the most violent tooth ache or pain IN INC gums IN one MIN
ute The Glove Anodyre IL not unpleasant 70 ne as' :"
INJURIOUS 10 the teeth and viii permanently cure any "o'
which II 10 applied. Price IS cents, for sale oy On
Chemists and Druggists as Broadway, corner OF Cham