The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

The California steamers.-At n Meeting or
s held on board Of the steamship uei.ed states
cart Js, as baEsss was called 70 the Chair and Mr.
heartfelt thanks DO rendered to Capt.
ion TO the under his charge the skill
Fessa That arc deeply
ssyed at the hands Of the gentcmaniy Mr. George
..sysrd Mr. william Graham, who has furnished table
slip And We unan%oasy resolve that under NO ercam
snsSs could the Of es Officers rendsr voyaso
S%f Ts tested the superior qualities Of tho
her safe ssaun m and sea worthy vessel
Resolved That the above resolutions be published in tho
New York and \, i San Franchise ram a;s papers
CAPTAIN JETIiRo DAGcETr, N Y, Chairman.
j. Ward Eaton v. H. PattcS, san Francisco; Louis G.
ger Nantucket; George McCarty csnn; VIM D. Davis,
Salsic g Mcclure; Cha, " Rand, Nan.aeket Mass
Jos froskolawsA Baton Rogue, La-commttee in behalf
meeting Of the passengers hed board the
chip United States October 1852 her passage from As
chairman, and Dr. D. - Hodges appointed Secretary.
The Committee appointed to draft resolutions tho
sense Of .he mee'ig reported the following which
Resolved That in the steamship United States we have
sgnd sne and speedy Ship and II Captain
his command and our thanks are due to him for his en-
beavers 70 promote ,a our comfort and happiness,
rafney the puse together With the other Of
the received at
Resolved THAT for the reasons above stated cheefay do
commend the steamship United States and it's prompt
and energetic COMMANDER 90 friends and tho travelling
Resolved That these proceedings be published in the New
York Herald Panama star, Alta California and Marysve
Herald. l.. W. RANSOM, Chairman.
d. u. Hopers Secretary
Rensselaer, Jr San Franosco Geo. II. sauderson o. N.
Williams, Stockton; o. f. Jackson Tired. NJ. Crammer, d.
Peacock, S. T. Sprague In behalf Of the passengers
To the Ship Owners or the city OF New
YoYh.-GCn tlcmen-We
dents Of the city Of New York representing the whole
body OF this branch Of the mechanical community would
respectfully ask that the rate Of paid viz
dollars, for the following THAT mechanics Of
different grades such carpenters oaulker samaker
and others daily receiving for their labors from
dollars to two dollars and fifty centsthe nature OF which
is Of extra hazardous naurethat 1t is attended with
more than ordinary rick Of life and mband further
at all times when called into action subject to the in
cemency OF the weather business being such that
mot which furnishes with constant steady employ
Mcr mar TO fellow mechanics in other trades That
within the last five house rent and provisions
description have risen at least cent and
wages at present receive We would distinctly state
it not the intention Of the trade oppose the
those to whom this Is addressed by Of
|ineomm0dc employers; simply ask, n matter OF
Justice that we placed footing with our brother
for tho above and from the further
the rapid progress OF the mercantile interests Of this
lefty with which and ourselves closely and
ry connected require that prompt cxerton should be
sed part when called upon fulfil any orders you
may from time to time be pleased to favor with We
therefore ask candid and favorable consideration of
he above subject with full conviction its
Observation-Disclosures, yours respectfully, -