New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05
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front ofthe City Hal. n. c. Buschna A. President,
ard c. Scheer, Secretary assisted in their .ial
duties by the Central Com nittee Of Thirteen Of, the
! Tailors, Messrs. Kaulbach, Fries, Pau S.eyer.
Ruscb, Gottirger, Arnhold, FraLkori, Frichs, aad
Helsnd. Mr. Buschman then explai1 ed the object
ofthe meeting, better orgsniza alton THE working
clssIes, and was followed BY Messrs. Mi,triker,
! German Baker, Kramer 5hoemaker) KSiser
! Cabinet Maker Dengler, ap.Maker,) schiIliny
| Turner Ksllenberg, Delegate from the Williams
burgh Workingmen's Union,) Hlibaar, Baker,
Kaiser, Gruner, Fries, Saner, Cabinet MaSers)
Boschmsnn and Klein, (Tsilors,l Wiener, ~ Pho.
sterer.) and Gottinger, Tailor The tenor Of their
| speeches, was what might be expected from so
oppressed a class Of Industrias and the remarks Of
Mr. schilling urging concilia.ion We trus. viii PIE.
val, and from what we know Of our German popu.
laticn We have no doubt = their unsin,hing sup.
port Of right justice and the law. A general strike
Of all the trades was eloquenty advocated, aud the
] strike Of the Tslors defended.
The following are some Of the resolutions adopt.
! ed
l. All the trade, are cLsd to elect three Delegate. 10
form Commute for drawing up desires and wlsheI
ana TO lay Them before ms's meeting
2 Every Trade to be organized By :hese Delegates In
orcer be ready 81 The hs call and 10 aend a. one man
a, quick 40 roisibe
5 The main queiiion is the securing u adequate wage,
rom the employ er ana guarantee Tor The sane om ae
Enioeemen, Of the law a. Ans bribsy eleeor,
ard prevention Of ali endeayos AID Influence OF he
Capitalists upon The woTEngmen at he line of hs cleo
s TO get in accordance with the Industrial Congress
and 10 lay before The Senate and Representatives al Wash
gtcn he. wishes Of TIE workngmen, aud 10 report 20
result al The esrlesI convenience.
AMERICAN MEErISG.-SpeakinE "a gngli,h vas
sonducted on an adjoining sand by Messs w. V.
Barr, John Q Csnshan, Edward Mullen, Martin
I Langley, John Leach, and John Commeriord who
were strongly in favor Of the Union forming among
the Workingmen of our city, and hoped that much
! good would spriLg from it. Mr. LEoSAHD, Presi
! dent of the 7 ailors acted a, Chairman.
This ia the Second Industrial Reform Mass
meeting held in the 9th Ward, and We understand
similar demonstrations will be made in every
Ward in the City. A grand tOrchlight procession
is also in contemplation by the trades 10 come oil
soon.
" The steamship Pronetheus was launched
on Saturday in fine styl lie, without accident or de-
lay. She will take in her engines at the Morgan
Works.
To sPoRTsNES.-The Farmers OF Morris Co "
| j., intend to take stringent measures to prevent
trespasses by sportsmen and marke hunters, Who
they complain, let down their fences leaving their
fields exposed to cattle, and kill Oft all their game.
SISTERS OF MERcY-TAKISG THE VEGL-On
Friday oflsst week, at St Catherne's convent the
1T Rev. Bishop Hughes gave the black veal to
Mis-. Frances Walsh, daughter Of Robert Walsh,
ESQ, the American Consul at Paris.
A FoPrUSIrE CoMPAsY The NeloGyk DaVy
AdrertiSer says that tho Burlington Co. Mutual la
surance Company met loss OF few thousand o
dollars on Friday, by the burning Of mill a. Vim
cent town and that this is the only loss within tn,
last eighteen gears.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFIcE.-Arresa
at Fire bland-Berjamin TalImsdge Esq, Asst
United States Marshal, son of the Marshal &C
compenied by Deputy Marshsls Brown and An
gels, proceeded on Friday to Fire Island and ar
re,ted a. that place and at Pacbogue seven men
suspected Of having been concerned in the unfair
work as respected the ship Elizabeth, wrecked
there during the late storm. One of them " IN.
der,tand, is a freeholder at Fire Island, AMI the
others engaged as fisherman along tha. part Of the
shore. They were brought to the city and commit.
ted. preparatory to an examination, which will be
held probably in the early part Of this week
The wreck OF the Elizabeth is still lying at Fire
Island, as does the Ticonderoga stranded in the
vicinity. There was a report on Friday afternoon
that the latter leak ed very much An hermaphro-
dite brig was on the edge ofthe BROKERS on Friday
in a dangerous position. She had missed stays
twice, and finally threw out an anchor, bat it
seemed cry doubtful whether or not it would be
sufficient to hold her.
AEoTHLR HAUL.-.Thrty- five Migrants were
arrested on Friday in the Sixth Ward.
NEw.YoRK PUBLISHING AND BOOKsELLISG. We
find q paragraph in the London TiDles ooPied from
an EpeH.h Weekly journal, in which auSon is
made as follows to the latest enterprise o. oar 60
ahesd towntmen, Messrs. EARPER BROTHERS:
A new literary enterprise has jast baen started
in New YOlk, which illustrates the working OF the
,Nstem by " hch English literature 10 made D en-
ri,b American publishers Tnls monthly 10 aga.
zine by tie Barpers the well known baron Al house
in CT fist who have amused an immense fortune,
principally by their ssgaclous selection Of current
ENGLISH books for the American market Tns
mstszine consists OF selections from the whole
compss Of British periodical literature, including
Iop9l.rexuac,s fro N favorite English books which
they receive in advance Of their pub icaton In Lon
don TIE forthcoming July number will contain
The cream Of all the Jane periodicals, with co Jiogs
specimens Of new books that will scarcely have
made :beir public appearance IN London al tina.
time, like Leigh Hunts charming Gu,obiogrsp ply,
and other works Of similar interest This plan
Keeps curiosity alive, and with the contents Of the
mssszine il will be abundsntly gratlhed, each
number containing as much matter az volume Of
Mqcoul,ys HatOry Of England, and sold At the
rdiculOusIy low price OF % cents.
DEATH Caused Br ISrENPERAScE-An In
quest vas held yesterday, at the Third Ward sta
ton house, upon the body Of Mary Robnson, IA.
tive Of Ireland, - years Of age. whose death vas
caused by exhaustion, arising from intemPeraace.
This woman, With her four children, was fo1Gd ear.
Il yesterday morning lying IN the street Tie
Ttird Ward Police took her 10 the station house,
where she soon after died. Her husband Was