The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15

being started by Mr. Kavanagh. He would give his
support to boSh but the Acknowledgment Of these
paptrs as organs would do good to them the Con-
had no fault TO md with them The reporters did
them justice, and sometimes more than justice
Tne Resolution was lost by an overwhelming MA
Mr. DAusth moved that candidates be questioned
at the ext election, as to their sentiments.
The resolution was referred TO committee Of Eve
The Secretary commenced the onslaught upon the
Herald once mole lie read two leading artieles-one
OF the M which appeared in the Herald the 10th OF
July commenting on the motley elements Of which
the Congress war composed eontendipg that the men,
beers should b all workingmen and advising them to
get rid Of artu demsgogues The reading Of this
tcle which ell cited roars of laughter
by "a running comment in which the Secretary said
several positions in it false, and asked was the
writer Of that a friend OF the workngmen, He then
read leading article published Sunday last, and
said that IL was false that he called
in the Congress of Trades for of duty He said
the editor Of the Herald ought to know him well for
was he that compe He'd him to advance frcm thirty
cents to cents per thousand by up
airport in the society of printers which belonged
The Secretary then rambed back again to the first
tice.
Mr. MoneAS-what date isit?
SfcRtTARY- sixteenth If July. Great Laughter)
The tendency of this article is to do us injury now
move the following resolution -
Resolved. That this Congress issue an advertise
ment to the public eautio ming them against the mis-
representations and faseboods published in the Ne,p
York Hs1 AID concerning this body, and advising that
those who take interest in its proceedings aud de-
sire correct report Of the business transacted at its
meetings, should seek for It in some other papsrn
Mr. BAssrrr-Ysu ought to conhne your remarks to
the editorial department. The reports fair
SrcRkTARY-I can make no distinction. The repor-
ter may be an honest but the comments destroy
the reports therefore take the whole paper
CHAiRMAS-Is the resolution se conded!
Here there was long pause, and, nobody Offering to
secondt
Mr. MANNIsG said-I second 1t merely to bring it be-
fore the house and test 1t.
Mr.. GRrooRr-The time of this Congress has been
taken up more in discussing newspapers than in all
other matters put together We will probably be told
outside after to- night that have resolved ourselves
into congress upon newspapers. (Laughter) move
that the resolution be laid on the table
Mr.; Gregory,s motion TO lay on the table was then
The Congress then adjourned.
Among the acts of neglect of duty, with which the
Secretary was charged was not having the consttu
ton at the next meeting after portion of it dis
posed OF at former meeting The Secretary is very
forgetful. We could remine him OF other things
He is in about the thirty two Mr. Bennett
PAID thtytwo cents long before his request made
Brooklyn News.
ARSON Officer Squires took into custody yesterday
afternoon woman, on charge of having set fire,
Friday night last to the block in South Brooklyn,
examination. .+,t. .s 81.
STEALING AvrssEL.-Bobert Taylor was arrested on
schooner, valued at 5000, lying at Bone Point, L L.
belonging to Messrs. Grogan and Allen 1t appears
that Taylor was part owner OF the vessel about two
weeks previous to the larceny but had sold out his
share On the sth Of August evidently aboring under
q mistaken impression as to his rights in the matter
he took the schooner away, and sold her to Q man
named Peters residing in Gowanus for Sl28, giving
the present claimant SEQ. The accused was commit.
ted for examination.
The scnooLMAsrrR.-Henry McClusky the school
teacher who violently maltreated the boy odgens
was examined yesterday afternoon. and fined the very
moderate Of SO SO exactly the costs Of the Court
although the boy and other witnesses positively
to the material facts set forth in the original Aft
davit. The defendant asked what he had to say,
when he stated that he constantly annoyed by the
complainant and other boys and that upon this occa
SION when he took hold OF Nodgens take him away
he received q wound from awl, which the boy had
In his hand cross complaint then tried the
complainant being McCluskey and the defendant the
young brother OF Hodgens in which the latter Is
charged with having thrown a stone at him. The boy
plead guilty, but said he assisting his brother.
He also fined So SO by this seeing Justice and
discharged upon pay ment of the fine.
CHfLD FoUsD.-The body Of an infant child was
found yesterday afternoon by some workmen In lot
corner of Fulton avenue and Hoyt street. 1t
closed in cigar box which large fat stone
placed 1t had evidently been deposited since yester
day.
BUTcHER's 0rrAL-In the Board Of Health yester-
day morning. the City Inspector reported that he had
detected three persons dumping butchers oal at the
foot of Bridge street the previous night in violation
OF the order Of the Board The matter referred to
I he Attorney Of the Corporation, to prosecute the
offenders or their employers. We hope an example |
will be made of them.