New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

.,toav a. 40 spring-st and taking their place
- ~ o.hs, Assocations, on or before o clock
On Iourneymen Shipwrights and Csulkers OF
v.,r.yo,L Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken and
,u,p,. ,,,b,reb at Mariners Hall, Cherry-st be-
,xsen Clinton and Montgomery. 1.-The Ship join
-, n NevYork and adjoining Counties, at Back
-r,r,s Hotel, AIS Grsndst.. All Journeymen hig-
or, a. their Lodge Rooms, $50 Madison-st be-
weep Pike and Rutgers. House Carpenters,
Convention n all, l79 Wooster.st.. The Journey
men Stone Cutters, Hibernisn Benevolent Burial
society, and the Emmett Mutual b. and b. Society
Mt Montgomery Hall, 76 Prince-st, near Broadway
All Bakers, without distinction Of nationality,
and favorable to the Operative Bakers Union, at
the House Of Call, 1877 Grand St.. Butchers OF
New.York and vicinity, mounted, in citizens dark
dress, with check sleeves BLACK strings and wni'e
aprons, before appearing in the Fifth DIVISION Of
the procession at K P. Fl 90 5econd-av between
First and Second SITS. The Cartnen Of the Ol'y
and County Of New.York mounted, in either cltI'
Gems dress or ia frocks, at K. z. d. SECOND sV-'''
Brjcklsvers and PIasterers at their several head.
quarters previous to appearing in the I~ehtn Di'
v;s;or NJ the nrocession Roman Catholic TAB
Society. at their meeting room, Henry st----
Shamrock Benevolent Society, at o Council Hall,
1861 Mulberry st The Practical Engineers and
Machnists Of the City Of New York, at the En-
eineers' Institute, corner Of Bowery and Broome-
at The Hibernian Universal enevoent Society,
st John Heanys Hibernisn Hail. az Prince st..-
The U. 8. Seward Association, at Ross McMs
hons, Mon ST. Brooklyn, at 10 o'clock, prepare
try to Joining in the Fifteenth Division Of the pro-
oession at p NJ.
MEETINGS To-NIGHT--The members of the To-
dustral Congress in the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner, New City Hall, at II o'clock precisely Be
nevoent Society of Operative Masons Society at
&c Prince st.; Cigar Makers at Tuomeys Four
teenth Ward Democratic Head Quarters, corner
OF Grand and EHzabeth-sts. Board Of Trustees OF
the N. Y. Protective Union at the Bakery corner
of Seventh avenue and Nineteenthst.
TAKE NoTIcE-BLocK AND PUMP MAKERS
At an extra meeting Of the Journeymen Block and
Pump Makers Society, held at Mr. Keningers,
Fritz Hotel, on Monday evening, 18th inst, it was
unanimously agreed that our card OF prices for
piece work, should 60 into effect on the first Of
August next, and that the members govern them
selves in strict accordance with the bylaws. VIM.
Smith, President Isaac L. Greenbagh, Secretary
MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.-The Standing Commit
tee of Eleven, Of the Industrial Congress, for the
recommendation Of Reforms for the action Of that
body, which meets every Tuesday evening
Great Mass Meeting Of the Journeymen Tailors,
who speak English, and also the Benefit Assocla
ton Of Tailors, at Garrck's Sixth Ward Hotel
corner Of Center and Duane SITS. The German
Journeymen Tailors at HIlenbraDds Mechanics
Hall, 40 Hester-st. between Mott and Elizabeth
SITS House Painters Association at Taomey's
Fourteenth Ward Democratic Head quarters, and
conner of Grand and Elizabeth SITS; Lithographic
Printers at Keens Fourteenth Ward Grand st. do.
tel Elizabethst; Ladies COrdWainers, hechan-
les Hotel corner Of Catharine aud Madison sss.
Umbrella Frame Makers al Military Hal, Bowery
opposite Springst; Block and Pump Makers at
Fritz's Hotel corner Of Broome and Eldridge sts.;
Butchers at X P. II 90 Second avenue, corner OF
First and Second SITS to make arrangements for the
procession to-dsy the House Carpenters made
treIne ndous public demonstration OF the trade al
Convention Hall, l79 Wooster st. in relation to the
funeral services to-day, and TO respond to the
invitation OF the Common Council Committee, VINO
have assigned to the Carpenters prominent posi-
ton in the Twelfth Division OF the PROCESSION
which will rendezvous 70 day at I'M. In FRANK
linsi front on west side OF Broadway, previously Or
eanizing at their headquarters and the Journey
men Coopers OF WliamsburGh at the North Amer
lean Hotel Sho aid any Society not included IN the
programme desire TO participate in the procession
fhey can hold special meetings this morning and
report to Gen II all, the Grand Marshal OF the day
LABoRERs' UNION BENEVOLENT SoCIEIY-It
will be seen by reference TO our Advertising columns
that the four Divisions meet at their several head
quarters this Tuesday morning, preparatory To
marching from 40 Spring st. in general body, 50
ms to be in readiness to take their place mmedi'
stely after the Hibernian Benevolent Societies,
in the Fourteenth Division of the Procession,
In Leonard-st. front on east side OF Broad
vay at ? p NJ We learn il is nearly certain
that 1000 of the members of the Laborers will
turn out on this mournful occasion, mostly IN re
gala (green scarisl aud portion with the mourn
ing badges Of the Union. Marshals Division l.
PATRICK DILLON lin chef)i Matthew Carr
3-Thomss Colohan John Mc9lynn. No
Association in the City has made greater efforts
for the Protection of sbor than this, aud We trust
they will be entirely successful in their efforts and
that their fair demands be universally acceded TO.
The Laborer surely deserves 70 be sustained
Tar MISUNDERSTANDING the Industrial Asso-
Citations included in the programme, We notice the
Laborer's Union the Shpwrights and Caulkersi
the Ship Joiners the House Carpenters Opera.
tive Bakers; Stone Cutters Rggers; Bricklay.
era and Piasterers and the various Associations Of
Prnters-and the Committee announce that places
will be assigned to such Associations as are not in
cluded, in the order In which they shall report
then.slyes To the Grand Marshal. The Industrial
population who compose the greater portion Of the
military and benevolent societies called out will
make great display this afternoon.
PRINTERS UNIoS.-At meeting o, the !" Print
ers Union held on Saturday evening last, the fol-
lowing resolutions were presented, unanimously
adopted and ordered that copy be furnished to
the morning papers for publications:
Rssoisse. That he removal by Death Of Gen ZACHARY
TAYLOR se President Of me United States froa she
OF his abofs, achievements and hOnJs 10 source OF
proieard sadness and that We regsrd ss national Ca
kmity occurring, ss Goes al time when, 10 human Vi
SION. such bereavement unumey and alsas-
nous
Rsotcd That In the oesh Of General Taylor our coun,ry
bss sustained The ioss OF ssisnt soldier capable ha