New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14

Az ) O'clock T. ~, a conference took place between
The two Committees which lasted for about hour
The Merchant Committee will report 70 the merchants
toby ri O'Clock The Committee from the riggers
and lsborers have called meeting at ChafhaIn Hall
No : Chaihamsqusre to meet Friday evening next
1t which they viii render their report.
Y We ere requested BY JOIN FITZGER-
AID and DAVID FLrcKER, rigEers. to contradict the
statement that sheath knives and hooks were
used on Tuesday forenoon in the troubles connected
With the strike Of the Long -.horenen They state
that =. far A. they Witnesses though some high
words were used, there no fighting and no blows
on the part Of the strikers
SAnMAKERs.-On and after this day. the
Journeymen sailmaker. Trade Society demands % 25
per day nine hours to constitute the days work the
year around They say that in consequence of thu ex
eessve ncrcsse Of rents and all the necessarie of life
the members Of this trade find very difficult TO support
themselves and families the present rates Of wages
NAVAL MovEsESrs.-It is reported that the
Mississippi will sa FOR Havana but that the steamer
Powhntsn will take her place leaving the free fo- the
coniemIlst japan expedition The PowhstAn will
possibly leave early Saturday taking out Commo-
dore PERRY on a tour of inquiry and observation
YELLOW FEvER.-In consequence of the
prevalence Of this disease In some Southern ports,
Mayor Kingsand has extended the Quarantine regula-
tons which usually expire the 10th OF September.
until further orders The rule has reference TO all ports
south Of Care Henlopen
Our OF DEBT.-By the liberality of a few
friends, ard donation o. $500 from The Collegiate
Dutch Church in New.York the Reformed Dutch Church
at Tompkinsyie, Staten leland under the charge OF
the Rev. Philip Medoier Brett, is free from
debt
FURTHER REDUCTION OF FARE To BosToS
BY FALL RIVER LrNE-The rate of Fare TO Boston, by
steamers Empire State and Bay State, has been re-
duced 70 80 for cabin and al 80 for deck.
Hops.-At the Metropolitan last night was
another of hose social assemblies peculiar to the house
attended by large company Of guests and citizens
supper in the excellent style of the Lelands concluded
the entertainment.
DARrMooR PRIsoSERs.-At meeting held
on Tuesday night OF few survivors of the DarmOor
Massacre, form of proceeding adopted, and steps
taken TO bring before Congress their claims for relief
by way of donation pension.
MmIT.RY-The Second Brigade, Gen. Nor
rs psraded for inspection and review yesterday and
rassed muster with great credit Gen. Morris we be
leve, was not present and Lieut. Col Charles assumed
the command.
CouRT MARTIAL Court for examination
of charges against Capt F. J. Lewis, viii convene at
the Mercer House this evening
PREsENrArIoS.-The ceremonies of the pre-
sen,aon of fine charter frame to American Chapter
QUA. came off last night with the usual ceremonies
"a The new steamship Perseverance went
down the Lower Bay yesterday afternoon on trial
trip, and returned to the City in the evening.
GRAND DIvIsoS SoNs OF TEMPERANCE EAST
rHs NEw.Yonx-This Grand Division commenced it,
annual session yesterday in Convention Hail. Wooster
st. large number Of representatives were IN attend
ance of whom about seventy were initiated
AT the election held at the evening session, the fol
lowing Grand Officers were elected tor the ensuing
wear: A. c. Flanagan, No. ii, g. w F.; John sherry
No 1872 G. w A.; Thomas Edgerley No l, q. -
James Msckean, No 81 &. T.; Rev. Il. NJ Little, NO
1914 G. Gimp; Andrew Crawford, No. o. G. Cons
stcphen CODY No 264 G. 3. The session OF the Grand
Division will be continued this day at the Hail. No ls1
Bowery
Extensive SUGAR HoUsE.-A lease OF the
ground recently occupied by swits sugar refinery, on
Laiehtst has been purchased and extensive build
ing is to be Immediately erected it by the Grocers
Steam Sugar Refining Company of New-York.-
It will be nine stories high 225 by IS feet and will cost
ali expenses Included something ike $4,000. The
machinery viii te valuable and the beams, root posts
floors yindowsa,Ec- and france, will all be made OF
iron is expected the establishment will get into ope
ration next spring.
PuRtIc SCHOOL ExAaISATIoNs.-The Semi
animal Examination Of Public School No. H. N Hous-
tonst. near Essex, was held on Tuesday, by heisrs
McKeen Trimble Curtis, Seaton, and other members
of the Board Of Trustees. The exercises comnenced
in the Girls' Department at II o'clock The lowest
classes were examined and eyinced the most thorough
md careful training. large number OF vter' were
nre,eut who ioined the examiners in their cordial
commentators Of the school, which Is under me care
Of Miss Watson assisted by Miss :. J. De Grove ana
three ether young ladies. The singing wa excellent
md the penman-hip, skctching and neetlework We're
fire tnd hateful There were 2l3 gih' prem, uelns
IN increac over the lat examination In tne rtliny
Der1rimeut there were sol pupils anu IN me boys u :
rsitmcu there were 90 making total OF so4 OF sS
Isrge.t number in sny school Of me Pupc o.I'ol FL
ciety. The Boy Department Is IN care o,
Ho.Ietine. Eso one OF the most experienced tescrer
in the Chy and the classes examined were ye5y Accent
PnhIc School No in Rqngon t. near klh e, viii o.
examined to-day at hafpat one r NJ M caiafn'
White Principal
PUBLIC SCHOOLS S "NAa"' LAa'uihatiol
of Public School No ID in Madison st, near Scninrnei
By the Executive Committee Of the Public school 20
ccty will take place to-day, hursdHy) cornm'ncin-
a;l2i F. NJ AT this time the iocr classes are exam
med the higher classes being examined every sprih=
BY the entire Board OF Trustees.
TKsPERAScE.-Meetin OF the Fifth Ware
Temperance Alliance, held Al No il3 Broadway l.. :
Beck, President IN the Chsir. After the delivery o
..l ~ .dlre-scs The fnlnzzinZ Resolufions wert