New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
yFN-YORK TRIBUNE.
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

~,, cg~rntL CosNufiE OF rHE 1NiitD
~ have already briefly ALLUDED % TIE
to Of tie Ge-m,n Contra. COMMITTEE OF ne
80 Trades ou TIE 2ai MS. Ia Sores %. r-'
.-,.-. o,sssd OH that occasion, the appo,a--e u
-. Committee o. FIVE or be drafting o. Oo.'
citation. 81 ihe head Of whom stands M
W.idirv. wa determined upon The Oo'D-
. .-.... ,, .ra tes.t meeting coDcerD4i- .i.' goa
-e,sf ,,'rrl,i.ss.4 forms ~ be- aa. pie' l'
....t.a T. o. hear The views n : i-'
=. Celebration % TIE tcrent se'' 80.
SO arc a.Yerd y mouths time 4"'
49,. x tasn 10 be- prs'elted - '"e
l'' -. ,,,,,.i,. ~ Two thirds securing l,s a. be
liz Committee consists % Messrs ~ ei'i'"-'
..1ls,eo Kramer. Rpp,l AID Serains me le~1
-, ~ th.. Contra. Committee Vii De he.d al
,fr.,lrsrd-s In Hest.rst Or Tuesday Ma b.
Tia, prnrf, Poarins-lt viii be perceived by
,.f,sace % our adyerts ar columns, that this use
~. ...,.. measures 20 elevate their puf
.s,t There are $50 Licensed Porters III tns c'y'
vto manage TO exc on, subsistence WIN great
Eao.ltv. owing % the competition vi cas- o'
,..,.o,s who are thus described b. Geo " MAI
..u Cbiefo. Police. m lis Jas, Semi Annuai lie
p,t A.o-.
nThe t,h class ede'inqneuts are bogs-ihey are
,.,.l .Pagea.o -masher; they sFts"-o
e,,,ol steamboat landings aud rAiinad H'p't>' dP
-, H., the p1rpose a carrying parcels ior ln
t.,.i,ois arriving IN the City. large proportion
NJ tbeu have NO homes whatever they VII no'
be.tste 10 steal when opportunity oiierf. ana I'VE
die and dissolute lives, generally sleePns '. tue
NIL ets under sheds and occasionally m cheap
1,d,in,s but the luxury Of q bed. IS an article,
however. which they seldom indulge H. 81 an
svsraye lsrscr growth, nni more experienced tnhn
,lose classes before MENTIONED there IS more me-
,6oj in their eg pr pensltles, aud not unifeqlynty
are small bur,ares traced home to them Ihcfe
are about 20 thus engaged
nisnow four month since this species OF Juye-
nile DclDqlents were exposed by the Chief aud
nothing has been done for their suppression.
- Ills evening ttc Coach Painters meet at their
Headquarters, Graldst. Operative Mason so.
ci.,,. &c Spring st. sash and Blind Makers at
Convention Hall. Wooster St and the ' phosterers
At Hileubrends
CloAe MANtus A very iull meeting Of the
members Of this craft was had at Hilcnbrand 5
a,t night Messrs Warcn'uhr, President Alex
ander. Vice Pres den, Mordhors'. Secretary and
Lewis Assstant Secretary. The meeting vas All
dressed by Messrs Wciting and Jonassohn. AMI
d, xss unanimously agreed that Association
shoo .honld be established whenever the funds
subscribed should permit. A gentleman present
gave the good elects of a similar ASSOCIATION In
Lo1dou
SHoyMAErRs The German Shoemakers he'd
meeting last night at Halsnbrands. TINS Society
has now been organized SIX weeks, has l2O mem
bers and nearly 5000 in It's Treasury. Initiation
3 and one shilling weekly dues Tne Society in
tend starting shop soon as sufficient funds are
subs ,iibed sud IS founded on the same basis win
the other German trades CHARLES KRAMER,
President and Lewis Dauw Secretary. BESIDE
Trustees AMI STANDING Committees.
TEE English CoRpwAINFRs procession next
MONDAY forenoon promises to be grand ALTAR
PuuADEIPunA-The movement among the I'm
alclphis worknemcn is still undated, but none OF
their public meetiocs are reported.