The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
City Intelligence.

THE LONG sBoREMEN At w0RK-END or THE STR KE
The strikers attended upon the do,ks yesterday
ing IN large numbers They posted mostly at their
former stations upon the East river The Germans came
down 70 york, uEal. and hooed az and hissed
coed deal by the Irish old baodse but no actual distnr
hance took place The police attended acco ding 10 order
end were dpcfcd for tho mort part usual ard under
command q he same captains The old long ehore men
q the Mtssrs GInntl went to work at seven O'Clock
IN The monng at the rate Of wages agreed upon by tho
MERCHANTS VIZ twelve and fourteen shllings day net
Ihey continued leading The Patrick Henry withou.
Dry interruption from any Of the other men The com
itte o conference appointed by the strikers NJ their
ne, ng IN Chatham Hall on Monday night waited upon
ns htaas o. the leading firms and received reply 70 this
eject that the merchants would not advances This was
communicated to the men AZ and they agreed 10
30 70 Work according to tho advice the comutfes Al
one o'clock they were assembling In numbers and forming
The gang. with good homor. We msy Look upon this
Al, INC sna q stike which a. one time looked
cial ord civic quiet. il Ill directed mismanaged
NisiT o. IhE RsNns1L's ISLAND BOYS TO CasrLr G.a
nfN-ibe city Wss in good measure enliycned hu-
mabiy much gratihed yesterday, by parai3 of nearly
three hundred Of the boys from Rsndss Island ING,
srIircd IN the morning by steamboat under charge Of
Mr. Ripley, the superintendent of the institution nd
INN eoeay marched to Castle Garder in accor Nv pcs
With the Kind invitation Of the manscng CON vzitt.a
The boys marched in excellent military rder ana PLAYED
ht'r own very fine brass tand in fine stylc They hoist
co bsatfu elk banner Of blue grornd trimmed will
gold and inscribed in the centre in letters of gold
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RANDALL's ISLAND q
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They were shown s the ex; bition ground eyinc
ing much pleasure and seeming take great interest In
The assiegst product OF ek md taste which Law around
The exhibition soemed to make impress,on upop thu
nindsoi the majority likely to be lasting Upon their
Teufn IN the afternoon they expressed wish to visit
simeon Draper Isq which Dir Ripley iuul rrau
ped They prcct edcd to tbst geneinan's Office In wa
hem eteet end gave BIN ix hearty cheers bfr DrsneY
addressed them Ia words Of kindness and
Alter little time they proceeded TO the Park wher,
RECORDER Iliou, Governor Williams Doctor ivory ana
oibeIsoa the Ten Governors recci tbs In and lead
ng the way introduced the boys to the CITY Hall Usre
sney p.itCok OF rtireSbnenns In the Governors room
Trey h.en re formed and marched into the ms hon
del srtncnt In the Pork where Mr. KELLOGG received
then ct the door and them seas around
the apartment At this moment nothing could no mors
pleasing Than the eight OF the really happy boys They
were In vigorous health their beampg with
animatioD their attire comfortable and neat and their
managers proud and happy TO them After a liyelv
sir upon tho band lad Of about twelve years OF are
name 1homas james stood upon form and nd ire.sod
Tue governors 6s fellows Uentlemen--hllow me iu NV
,rn name, and upon behalf OF my young Companion, 10
hank you for your kindness to us to-day II has re-.
otctd or hearts and will look back 10 n AMI
y with Pride that We had the honor Of dining With the
Ten Goytrnoisn In New York. IL has pleased God 10
cave us Orphans and fiendlcss but from you We found
ympsfhy. The present opportunity of witnessing 20
much XII ct The Fair will not be forgotten By us and
IKE Others IN New York many OF may rise yet 10 dis
incten IN art by genius The boys you see before
ou may contain In their number many future
iovcInorf and Mayors We viii always renember the
rhors We have been taught in behalf Of my compan.