New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

earth and slate rock came down upon the Hudson
River Railroad track somewhere above Hudson, bury
ing the track eight ten feet deep for the space Of
ten or twelve rods. All the trains for the day
detained The passengers who left Albany and Troy
| at3P NJ arrived here at O'Clock this morning
This was the first train that passed the obstruction.
The TAILORs PROTECTIVE SOCIETY,"
This body, which has for some weeks been engaged
almost nightly in reforming It's bill of prices of last
season, met on Wednesday evening at Ganicks
Sixth Ward Hotel. corner Of Centre and Duane SITS
Mr.. John McAuley, the President, was in the Chair
lie called the meeting TO order at 81 o'clock Mr.
Mathers the Secretary, read the minutes of the last
meeting, which were approved Of On the minutes
II appeared that the reformed bill, which the So
ciety had been so long engaged, had been approved
of and ordered to be presented to the employers
He the Secretary had to announce to the meeting,
that although the bill had been presented that
morning, accounts had been received by him that
thrty employers had up to that time signed, and but
seven Of those TO whom II had been presented re
fused. On these stores watch had been placed.
The watch placed on one announced that he saw
person, who to him a stranger, go into the
store and take out coat that he followed this per
and asked him If he did not know the store had
been struck against by the Society. The man said
he did not but that as he had taken out that coat he
would make II, but never take out one again. Some
one followed out of the store and accosted him, (the
iniormant,) and asked hun how dare he interfere
wered. thought | could speak 10 any one chose
on the street, when the into the store,
snached his hat, and said he would go for Police.
man and have me taken up. He did go, but came
back without the officer. Soon after he
other go III and take out three or four coats,
whom he also followed lie put the same questions
to him he did TO the other but tins latter proved
10 be Frenchman, he could not be well understood.
lie understood him TO say, however that FIVE Others
worked with HIM, and gave his name and address.
The speaker moved tina, deputation be sent by the
/ thnSa a,,fln and
them to come to the meeting. Three were then APP
pointed TO wait on those men, who went on their
mission, and the SIX men shortly after entered the
room. On consultation through an interpreter they
stated that they considered they would JOIN
the Society, but required little time, with
others of their countrymen, who were at pres
ent IN the city. Time granted and deputatlon
was appointed BY the Society to accompany these
men on their rounds. The President said that he
trusted these men would not be deceived by the re-
presentations of some OF the employers as maze oy
them last year, to Germans and Frenchmen, that the
Society intend 10 cheat them, and on this representa-
ton they paid them more than was lad down In the
prices for the work. This done for the purpose
of detaching these from the Society, and in this
they succeeded Ill some measure. Advantage was
taken, in this instance of the want of kno Wedge Of
our language by these men, in order to mlsead them
He trusted this mean trick would not be allowed to
be PLAY ed again, and that the object OF the Society
be 10 caution all " no did not know the English Ian
guaee, so that no imposition could be again prac
tlced.
The question of the appointment of an Executive
Committee then came up, and seven OF the body
were appointed. to whom reference was to be made
IN case of any dispute Plans for the organization of
shop-meetngs 10Th in custom and readymade stores,
we've then laid down, but lett over for further con-
suailon.
Some of the watchmen in the different stores
nounced that boys, young men and females from
Brooklyn and New-Jersey took work out of these
stores that they seemed 10 know they were
watched for they took very crcuitous routes, but
were In every instance traced. The names of these
persons handed 10 the Secretary and are to be
reported TO the Societies IN each place. The meet
ing then adjourned.
FlRE.-Last night about - o'clock fire
broke out In the building No. Is Bowery, occupied
by MIR. Chapman as a boot and shoe store. The
flames were extinguished before much damage
cured by Policeman Blake, of the Sixth Ward,
aided by some citizens No alarm was given.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Be4ore Judge Duer.
-AieIdndr McCmdy against the city Of Ne,c. York
Mr. McC., policeman. was suspended In 1919, by
the Captain of the Ward TO which he belonged and
the suspension subsequently confirmed by dismissal
by the Mayor. lie had been appointed for two years
and brings action 10 recover for the remainder OF his
time. beng about $500 He contends that he was
dismissed without cause, having created enmty
against him at the police office BY expostulatlng IN
behalf of female whom he considered had been
unjuStly placed IN the cell also that the examina-
ton taken before the Chef of Police, and the
discharge made by the Mayor, and that the examina-
ton was other matter than contained IN the
charge 81 the aptGn tneN having taken testimony
as TO his being insane and discharged him on
that, The Court of Appeals, IN the case Of
Bowman, policeman, having decided that the pay OF
apohceman ceases on his being suspended and con-
tlnues SO unless he Is restored by the Mayor, the
proof of discharge shown on the part of the City
aud testimony 90 ected 10 IN relation 60 the case.
The Court, under the circumstances, sustained the
objection and took the aiiidavltS with the view 10
case being made before the General Term, and or
dered verdict (Which was glVen) for the defendant
Court OF COMMON PLRAs.-Before
Judge Ingraham.-JoSeph cohen against Ann Baker
To recover damages for alleged injury IN not beng
put In possession Of premises where plaintiff hired,
lthe previous tenant holding oyer) damage TO furm-
lure &C The Court charged that the only measure
OF damages would be the difference for the remainder
Of the year in getting another house, expense Of
moving, and any advance mosey paid. Verdict Tor
plant $23 50, which, n i alleged, the suit being IN
regard 10 real estate, carries costs.