New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

geiler win those VIII, have been proposed prevOusy.-
ccrdwsuers Benevolent Society tsho hsve appointed no
Delegate the Industrial Cougress Keen's, Foureenih
Ward tel Msre Polishsrs Association, who have no
Deleese) 2l4 Eizsbeth 81, Blooningdse Cabinet Makers
at Mineman's, SD Brosdway, between Eighteenth aud
Nreleerh 30. Taiofs Of the Third District 70 5ufoE-st
stoeuaiers al 10 HeseTst BioomngdAie OIman
WoTkngmen TO consult with tie Central Commission Del
oesies al schaf,s between sixteenth and seyea1eenh
sis trust ihese Associations viii be represented IN
he Workirgmens Convention, which assemblies iof me
FIST time on Wednesday evening.
PKoPosIrIoS FOR UNIOS or PRISTERs.-Fhe
German Primers Union he the monthly mssag CT iheif
Aocnon on Saturday night toe San Francisco Hotel
They elected COMMITTEE 10 consult with tn American
aPrr,ers' Iiroas consisting ~ Messrs Rauchuss WIZ
fugsr and BTs The enufe number oi OsfAtn com lol-
~ tre A. siut ~ 90 Of whom formed hemielyrs
ii.o ar Asioclto7 The American printers a.. nsN sat
urdsy evening al az BoweTy and vi" con'i1eT 'l'' pup
onGOn.
OPERATIVE BAKERS UNION - Our reporter
dfopped IN upon the German division Of this rapidly ~
ciesf'ng Arsocelon on Saturday evening and was gs-
fed to learn that was IN bighy prosperous eonono1
bsvng 500 1veled 10 eauf n &c me hDeIs tn ss
uIes 10 ihe C0esniut simlsr 10 the American brar
o - sel lse " ~ i s s5e Sims gvoaes.
VicePresdenl Cclrsi Muriseri trs sec-e'a y' Jafoo
B0ckier; Second Secretary, Michael Siohi Trustees -
cob Kuhl O. vogelgSseng, T. k9Itnsn 1919 y,
he limited TIades Messrs Eudrss ana mitrker win me
usual Coinmiets NC or The sais aud eApsaiuou' ansi
ton Of The bu1iness Of the AssJclsuo
A large and enlhnsi lstc meeiing Of tue American
branch Of he BAKERS held on SATURDAY nigel 10 taeiI
House OF Gail Grsndst JOY s1 a. The Minutes Of
he meetiI resd and approved Of wnen eaes
Ing AID epcoussng e,le Wa fe so,g ' Min n1mSs1
of bosses whom he had converted WIN were quite wlg
grant the jouneymen The demand they are mesngLZ
hours ork including meal hours that be would eoaes
10 get meeting OF employers to confer win tne O
neymeD made an smicase o. "a, sra bs letter
ordered be placed hle. BARTHOLOMEW DEkhAM hno
H. Wotnrmen's Conpress to meet on the evening
9th inst at Keen's Hotel corner Grand and Ezabetn 81"
The election OF Keeper Of the House OF Gail WAS delayed
III Saturday eyenlnsn the meantime ohers Tor me
fusCn be edged with the Secretaries ~ me Au-rch
ard Gem an brarches me EouoI ., 5s, . I'D
offered to supply beresdng room wan Ms pape ee sno
also number OF books for the library The ininaton was
received with tremendous cheering. Afer iransscting
other business and getting large accession OF new
members The meeting adjourned I'LL next Saturday nsnL
Books periodicals. &C have beer donated oy seser o.nsI
eepe men and The House OF Cal cannot iai 10 De Popu
lar for all Bskers We us that our liberal publish
will aid these mechanics IN their efforts 10 enghen NE
minds othese oies by donating such books as they can
spare.
! The TIN AND SHEET-IRoS WORKERS have
chosen three Delegates the Industrial Congress, (which
commences on "Wednesday evening) and IN favor Of
On earlier session of that body than has been eyOusy
announced ray al M. nstesd off, We have no doubt
the Delegates VIII ali he on hand oil as early an hour as
polsbe on "wednesday evening IN order to expedite me
! preliminary business which may come before them
BRUSH. MAKERs-Met on Saturday evening at
HnIenbrArd's PETER PECK, Chairna1; John swart and
VIM. Alphonse, Vice Presidents; Arthur Conery, Re-;
Sec'y John McManD, Cor Secy; Geo. b Dudley Finsn
ciei secy swsrt Treasuferi VIM Wt'nwrighi, Dele,
gate to the industrial Congress Adjourned until The ION
! ms, when Committee viii be appointed 10 draw up
Constitution, and Society be formed There are only $50
men employ IN this trade in City, but what they ack
IN numbers they than make up In enthusiasm and de-
votCu 10 the csuIe Of human rights
THE SMITHS AND WHEELwRIGHTs met at Nal
es go Third-si elected Delegates for the Working
mems Congress TO be held on the 5,h OF this month Mr.
| nd ohn haVe
mousy elected for this purpose As they design est4os
Ing chop Of heir own we tTust they may une wiz ne
ard Nneieenhst in the same eserpnse and insure sue
LAND RFFoRM AssoCIATIoE.-Wm V. Barr has
been delegated to he Industrial Congress by these true
friends OF Labor and understand that the Land Re-
formers Of our neghboring towns VIII also send deegae
Good.
CITY INDUSTRIAL CoSGREss.-Gentlemen who
have been appointed Delegates and have not ye. been
announced through the press will obge by leaving
their ngmes al Of public office previous
TO evening in order that the reception OF he
credentials of delegates be facilitated when the meeting as
sembles
| FE~THE GERMAN CIGAR.MAKERs opposed to
uniting with the Americans assembled at Hillenbrands
Saturday evening and ser reading their Constitution &C
adjourned Another and very large division OF the Ger
mans operate with the Americans In the formation OF one
| large and powerful Association
| The BooT.MAKERs of Randolph, Mass. intend
establishing cooperative shop and on the 18th instant
50 persons each agreed to pay $50 down as soon as ar
rspQemens could be made to operstions....
Lss Monday the Boston Tsors had quite large meeting,
stwbch Mr. JoHN PLuNKETr, presided. Addresses were
made by Messrs Riley Steel McGee Boyle and Leonard.
The Cabinet Msfers and Carvers met on wednesday
and amer receiving large accession their numbers the
Constitution ard Bylaws ordered TO be printed In
German for the Of the members speaking that language
The Masons Carpenters Skaters, Tinsmiths, Book
binders and others are by the
Of the New En- gland Workngmeu and will we hope,
| be represented in the League
PIrTsBURGH IRON MoLDERs.--We are informed
that the Iron Modes foundry building s nearly COM
pleted It's location is In the Second Ward OF Allegheny
City. Pittsburgh Post
EARLY CLOSING OF SToREs.-The Hardware
merchants OF Pittsburgh have adopted o'clock p M as
the period Of closing their establishments during the months
June July and Auu No No ssn wSTs sD sn
sylvsna the hours Of labor 10 wisely limited Dy sale 70
ten hours.
THE NEw.ENGLAND INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
We find the Constitution Of this central Workngmens
ganizaon in Boston and vicinity in the Protective Union
OF Saturday (which does not issue W daily The Press be-
fore the first Of July and election for officers Of the
Leseue will take place next Monday evening The Asso-
caion now and viii composed OF Delegates from tbs
different Benevolent and Protective Trades Unions Co
operative Associations and other bodies friendly
10 ard organized for the emancipation OF human industry
Each Society however few Its members entitled 10 one
delegate hundred members, three Delegates The
officers president Vice Presids Treasurer, Cores pond'
ing ard Recording Secreisriesl 10 be elected annually
Special meetings be called By the officers petition "
ten delegates The Representatives chosen by any Socey
TO and vacancies 10 be hed In ms Gus
nent Of Committees OF organ upon nbers
OF Trades and caings The Constitution of the Industrial
OF The German Central Commission OF our City What
artisans of City ad vicinity want is organization
ss possible TO do with the private affairs OF the srent
Associations benevolent or protective. Reports OF giev
will be received referred and discussed A.
the proper tine.