New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27
CITY ITEMS,

for three months We believe that is sctua! OF
Grafton woulG justify This st;erpt
, 5esoieeG, That knowing nom experience thst oar
present wages than renuaers;iye. and ory
sufficient afford toersble subsistence. Cannot
s6r the propEcy OF reduction OF oUr present prices
3 Pesolred That the reduction OF wages has never
been permanent advantage 10 employers tor when
;aey csurot obtain sUicen; price IN TIE market the
s and proper remedy i 20 withhold The supply unit!
The demand causes return rcnlurcra;ivc prices.
Resolrsd Thai this Convention look gpontne present
proposal 10 reduce wsses inous. and that 1t IS her
duty 70 resist by every legal means the carrying INTO Ell
feet such proposal!
After reading an address TO the Employers and the
transaction o: some other business OF minor Importance
The Convention took recess Ill the afternoon Inc
session Of the afternoon chiefly occupied in discuss
Ing local grievances and suggesting remedies previous
70 tie formation OF Constitution To-day IS TO be held
the conference meeting with the Employers
Bgo,pwAy.-Somebody is ecrecousy to blame
for suffering the pavinsob IN Broadway TO linser along
il This way We believe it is now tour days since
blow WAS struck or spade hourished on the premises
This il perfectly intoerab!e-ani the excuse that the
supply Of stone gave out only aegvava'es the matter
Those who could no, make better guess than that as 10
the quantity of necessary pave single block
have no business to take contracts II this rate ii the
whole OF Broadway be paved il would only be
Tor the benefit of pos;erity.
PAIN FoCSrNS-Strangers are sadly disap
pointed in visiting the Park seeing the Fountain
in operation There IS no reason why /; should not play
three hours each day say from hapasi eight to nine
from twelve to one and from hslfpast four to haPast
i've or six o'clock in the evening At presen, the hcur
is from three TO our,he very time when strangers are
required to be NJ the dinner table
a We must have an earthquake IN New York
shortly will never DO let Boston be going ahead OF
Us in this manner We shall be ruined City unless we
yet NJ an earthquake Come boys, hurry up that Garth
quake
- We can't tell our correspondent about the
chimes only know they ought to be musica-which
the bells in TRINITY There is dstonic scale
lacking the octave and they tangled most horribly
ont of time and une--as il seven fire. bells were mpTc
visns for their own private amusement and the con
stcrnaton OF the public.
IL Subscriber will find the information he
seeks By application the PostOfce We do not know
what may be the PostOfce regulations IN respect to
postnan who walks up into the tsnilys private
rooms ana abuses people because they don't happen To
have the right change-but we know what most people
would do IN such
3 The Evening Gazette has been looking
through the new painted church.windows at Fordham
and pronounces them monstrosities. We trusted cur
French cotemporaGy who will please take care for the
future how he compromises our critical reputation
~ \ lady OF our City, accompanied by a gen
teman just imported from furren parts, went over to
Governors Island on Monday afternoon last To witness
the Presentation Of Bibles the California Regiment
They had been on the ground but shor, while when
her escort complained of hunger and leaving the lady
l q cOre nd hp lad
of proprety was naturally shocked this specimen OF
over.the.xarer calanuy but imagine the state OF her
feelings when our returned leaving her to
get home the best way she could When she arrived
home nice young man reposing on the So
ia and on being asked explanation OF his conduct
replied me hungry-no got nosns but bread and wa
ter-dark begin to come-big water to cross-bOat SO
UP and down-rne want my tea, go so home.
We rather guess the lady Will ry the sober second
thought before she caught going over again to Gov
errors Island with live foreigner
g Every body is in truth coming home. Eve
~ boat that arrives the wharf crowded with the
honeward bound There ia river in the world that
can boas, such smpuous steamboats, floating upon Its
waters as our picturesque Hudson and among them
none are more deservedy popular than the Troy and
South Ameriea Capt. Gorham ia worthy of so beauti
full a boat Mr. Benedict the Steward, provides most
tempting delcacies for the palate as does friend
Banks o. the South. We glad to welcome this old
iavorc steamer as a night mail boat for she is OF
the swftes and comfortable OF the Peoples Line
Her commander Capt Brainard, has earned high rep
u,aton during his perlous trips IN midwiner, and is
we'll htted for his responsible situation.
,E We are requested by one of the members
OF the Shaker Society NewLebanon to say that the
persons advertising Shaker exhibition in this City
seocdrs from the Society Canterbury H. and that
their exhibitions are bureques.
- We forgot 10 say in notice of Mr.. Du-
bourjal yesterday that his the corner OF
Broadway and Murrayst We take this occasion OF re-
newng suggestion to the lovers of Art that they pay
them a visit.
~ The Cricketmatch to begin tomorrow on
the grounds the St Georges Club is exciting great
deal of and large Of mony bet the
result.
II The Stockholders in the Kidd Salvage Com
pany have grown impatient the delay OF the Company
and have filed bill in Chancery to hasten proceedings
n We learn that the Sacred Music Society
are rehearsng The Messiah with which great work the
season is TO be opened.
- The rain seems to be over and so does the
Summer
STEAMSHIP SoUTHERSER.-This beautiful sea
steamer built under the superintendent OF Capt Berry
her commander by w. II. Brown, the famous steam
boat builder, is now upon the Dry-Dock receiving hel
copper and viii be ready few days make her tra
trip.
MILITARY-The Second Company National Ca
diets, Capt Crasto, visit La Grange Place, Bulls Ferry
to-day Thursday for the purpose OF dining and target
PRACTICE. The parade OF yesterday was postponed il
consequence OF the weather.
POLICE Yesterday.-Niente.
DIsoRDERLY HorsEs.-Complalnts were yester
day made against persons for keeping disorder.
houses various parts of the City The complaints
against John Kearney and English George Of No. 81
wster..t.; Robert Lyon of 3l7 Water,st Patrick Re
gan Of 81: Orange-st Herman Bsrdurf corner OF Cross
and Orange sts.; Anthony Croroa corner OF Anthony
and Little Water sta Cornelius Drsco OF 81 Orange
ST. Terence Burns OF Il O-angest
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