New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05
BxArrrE. OF TIE TARryr-we have had mar

BEArrrE. OF TIE TARur.-We have had many
delightful pictures Of Lowell. the brag spo, Of the
Boston Cotton Manufactures, but the New-Yotk
Morning News gives the following new account Of
the condition of the female operatives employed
there
The board Of the girls is jobbed out by the factory
agents ike feeding so many cattle and they receive th
wages clear Of bosrd from the factories. Gener.p7
speaking the board they get for the miserable factory
allowance Of seventeen cents per day board and lods
ms IL such that Southern negro would up HI.
nose A. The Tribune Is right however. in thai the
The board is advanced the operative must lose the
amount girl goes into the factories and |, COZ.
tined fourteen hours. in atmosphere hot that her
c,ths. are drenchcd in perespiraion in the coldes,
sys OF winter In this state OF heat hey must from
the mill 10 tie house 10 scanty meal provided for tho
allowance OF syc cents, and back 10 the Nil; in gwen
tirne The severe labor constant exposure the flying
lint collecting the lungs and other hafdships throw
numbers mo consumption; many have spine complaint,
shoulders grown out and other ceiornitlcs. For su
thjs tb.y received ,ar OF board in 1913 thirtyhrse
cents per dav This has under the present ariT been
cut down twenty nine centsper day ana me board
ing house keepers demand higher board, tartner
GGcou take place because the girls are me COM
p!ete slaves of the factories. Every yesr numbers
discharged by improvements in machinery. and the dis;
charged hands compelled 20 work Tor any price 10
get bread
~ We clipped the above from the Boston Tines
Of this morning. It is extracted from an article in
the New.York News There is no person living in
this city that does know that what is there said
is absolutely false and i; becomes papers in New,
York and Boston TO speak OF the evis OF me Low
ell factory system which is paradise itself com.
parei with the miserable halfpaid and hali-ied and
over.worked female scamstresses, who lnhablt The
carrots and cellars in the back streets and close al
levs of those cities where breath opure air never
visits them or kind word ever cheers them. We
Shall endeavor in n few days, 10 collect some facts
in relation 10 the wages. board and condition OF
factory operatives Ills well known that the price Of
board has been raised by the corporations IN this
citv within a few weeks and they nave not reduc-
ed the wages of the females IN consequence Should
the editor OF the News or the Times come to Lowell
and visi, our mills and the boarding houses, and
ntter such SANDERS in regard TO our female popula
ton as is contained in the above extract they would
be whipped ont OF town by the very females whom
they insult The thousand falsehoods circulated by
Loco Focos and wandering radicals in regard 10
our population cannot all be retuted IN single ar
ticle We state again. what we nave often done
before that nowhere on the American continent Is
labor better rewarded or more properly guarded.
than in the city OF Lowell. Ii this statemeu, is
Questioned we demand TO kHow rkere The place rs.
we want no sweeping denunciauons We &n;
facts and then we shall be able 10 meet IN lar hsh
the demagogues who assail with their vitupcra,lve
tongues every thing better than themselves
Lowell Daily Courier
THE New BERL1y WILL CAsE.-The New-fork
,o,er have cotten very erroneous and injurious
conn, If This complicated transaction. From recent
amnaors into the matter it pretyfear that no forgery
ho, been committed. The albany Ercri"S Journal OF
Tuesday holds the following language in regard to it:
The late SIDNEY SMITH who died more than year
ago left upwards OF 100000 by WIZ executed two
or three years previously, when he WAS phruas c
Europe IN trust sister, Mrs Levi HHrrisD and
nephew Mr. Clark, his partner was one oil the Excel
tors :, D.. =.
in October 1874 aa we are informed, Mr. Smith
finding himself very IN, letter t. his sister
stating his apprehensions in regard 10 his health and
explaining his intention change his VIII. so that biz
heirs instead of receiving the interest ony should come
Immediately after his death into possession OF tho Estate
and appendng this letter the $4,000 draft upon Cs
& Co Mrs Harris, who was alone when Tue letter
came read ouy far enough see thar her brother was
seriously Ill., and having but half an hour 10 prepare for
the journey before the stage left put the letter into
drawer unfinished and departed tor New ork, where
sh. remained with her brother anti he died The drat
was no, discovered until month ago, when Mr. Har
rss Solicitor had occasion 10 examine all the letters
pauers SC Of his deceased brother IN law. The letter
and draft were submitted the Cashier end Teller OF
the Bank of Chenango and to several Merchants all Of
whom are fsniliary acquainted with Mr. Smiths hand
wiring and who entertain doubt OF its being genu
iue letter and draft
PRISCgToS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.-The num-
Der OF Students in this institution according the Cat
aoguc just received isFirst Glass 3s, Second Glass 81
Third Glass "a total li6 The Seminary Ia under the
tOd School Presbyterian Church
The CoNsruurIoH.-Wc have rcceiued the frst
number published in Baltimore of the Constitution,
moved to that city from Washington. We suppose tn,
subscribers will all Sand By the Coas.isntiOm."
THY ExrREss RoBBsRY-Farthe, Arrests-The
officer who went Westward IN pursuitof Kingsley sus
pected OF being concerned in the late Express robbery
ut Rochester arrested three persons board tho
steamer Great Western. Saturday answering
the description given OF Kingsley, the other two bops
his companions. They were sent to Rochester for
examination. Buffalo Courier.
An officer in search OF those suspected Of being i
Gated in the Express robbery brought down from CT
land on Saturday who. upon examination al Rochts
ter proved to be entirely innocent of the charge The
mans name ia not Harrington does he resemble By
any means the person whom our officers In scare
OF. Buffalo Commercial.
FIRE IN PETERSBURG, VA--We learn from tho
Petersburg lutegencer that Saturday morning last
the Tobacco Factory of Messrs Orr Dunn & Hill and al
the Factory of Osborne Bragg with all their stock
destroyed by ire. The large dwelling of Edmond
Osborne ESD. and some twenty other houses were de-
sroyed some of them stored with tobacco. Loss be.
tween 40 and $4,000 about half of which covered
by insurance in i.tna office Hartford the Fire and
Marine Petersburg the Mutual Richmond, and the Con-
trbution of NewYork.
~ magnificent gray Eagle, measuring six feet
from the tip Of each win captured near Van Wies
Point Monday 1t was noble bird and sufficiently felt
its importance. as those who ycntured too II could
teelingly ASSERT Albany Atlas.
~ Winter opened Tuesday with a slight
of sleghing. The rain left remnant OF snow and
ice. which seghs of all kinds slipped along gbly
to the merry Jingle Of thousand bella Alb. Cit.
U KNOX, OF ITO Fulton.st has fine of La
dies Muas. We advise those that in OF such
give bin call As for his Hats aud Winter Caps, the7
are such that every person needs this cold weather He
sells cheap. ~
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