New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

CITY INDUSTRIAL CoUNCIL.-The Committee to
prepare rules of order for the government of the
Deegates to the Congress of Workingmen now
sitting in this City ss the Central Commission Of
the various Trade Benevolent, Protective and AS.
socatve Unions of our City. met last evening at
the Grand.st. Hall. The greatest harmony and
good feeling prevailed Mr.. p. j. DowSEY pre-
sided. The whole Committee were present. also
several members of the Committee of Thirteen
on Resolutions with few Delegates in addition
from various trades. The Constitution for the reg
ulation Of the Workingmen would do honor to any
legislative body. IL is quite a moderate prOduc-
,ion. and briefly sets forth the object Of the con
vening OF the lndustrials Of our City in Conven.
ton at the present time. We trust no Delegate
will fell 10 attend the Industrial Council this even
ing aud hear the Constitution read and see it
adopted The Council meets at the Grand 81.
Hall shortly after o'clock
JoURsEIMES UPHoLsrERERs' SOctETY.-The
regular meeting Of the Protective Association of
this Trade, was held at Tuomey's last evening.
Nominations were made for officers for the ensuing
six moAths and two additional Delegates sent to
the Industrial Council which meets this evening at
the Grsnd.st. Hal, Messrs. Hoyt & Cox. Inilia-
ton fee 81, and monthly dues % cents. The Goa
stitution and Bylaws have been printed in
very handsome manner, and have been pretty
generally circulated among the members. We
have not room to give synopsis OF 1t at present
rY- The Silversmiths met at Mechanics Hall,
Hester.st last night, and adopted their Constitu-
tor finally The Society invites the cooperation
of all the WOrkingmen engaged in the different
branches of the business.
TAILoRs-The Journeymen Tailors had very
large and enthusiastic meeting at Garrick's Sixth
Ward Hotel corner OF Center and Duane SITS last
night and have resolved to meet weekly at the
same place every Wednesday evening.
The LITHoGRAPHIc PRINTERS met at Garricks,
corner of Center and Duane SITS. last evening, and,
after transacting considerable business, adjourned
at an early hour This Society had on q previous
occasion chosen Delegates 10 the City Industria
Council, which meets this evening at the Grand-st
Hall, and is thoroughly in favor Of Labor Reform
THE GERMAN CIGAR-MAKgEs mot last Light
Mr.. FELDEER Chairman. New members were 70
ceived and the Constitution of the Central Com
mittee discussed.
II Why don't the German CIGAR-MAKERs CO.
operate with their American brethren and join into
one Society?
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF JoIsr SrocK BREwE.
RY of the united Inn Keepers of New.York was
resolved upon Yesterday afternoon at Staberfords,
Beekman st; 400 shares at s25 each to be sub
scrbed by the members, which will make capital
stock Of $4,000.
~ Labcrers' Union Benevolent Society,"
WAsTeas general meeting OF the above Society, he'd
a. the Hermitage Hall corner Of Houston ana Allen ss
on Thursday evening 18Th inst take action nsl such
bosses deny the Lsborers nine shngs per day for
ten hours hard labor,
Pe,cred That committee OF four be appointed to wall
on the Boss Mason Of tbs City OF New York TO ascertain
the rate OF wages they are paying their Laboreu
The gentlemen named below having been waited upon
by The Committee they report follows The Committee
consists Of LIST Division, P. Dillon ID, M. Carr; Sd, r.
Smith; 4h, J. McGlinn