New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
uox Ioux HAIE.-The Board OF Assist

ants last
der,ng the u,e II the Governor Room to Hon JoHNr
Co. The reoepon of his frends and all this not
withdrawing the christening advice thrust upon TIC
Ro.rd bv certain Of our eotcmporures.
D.slrEs IN THE Coshos COOscIL-in
The Board Of As,irtartsslas night, tie COMMITTEES on
Art. and Sciences reported in favor Of publishing tne
debates In the Common Council if7ae 7vi6H"e Inc
Sun and The Hral the paper having the largest G."
euotion The report was laid the table TO De PRINT
ed Az the value OF reports for reference depends upon
their ,eralnes, we precue the public are 70 oetfea'ea
N verbatim eories of the speeches in the Hall Sucn
ye,orts would furnirh only information but snu'e-
,nent and estsbn,h beyond dispute that the American
people have proper appreciation Tor native talent
The Directors Of the Association for the
Exhibition of the Industry Of all Nations having invited
his ExcelIency Gov HvNr, 70 assist at the ceremony
nj erecting the first column Of the building being
,tructed on Reservoirsquare, the Governor has con
sented to be present if practicable and ssys You
may expect me unless official duty should compel me
70 remain at the capitol"
WY The Assistants, last night, directed
inquiry to be made why the Pecs Department have re-
fused to comply with the resolutions Of the Common
poesession ofthe Police Officers and Courts should be
advertised.
AsoTHgR RAnRoAD.-Messrs. FLYss, MUIR
PLY, VAN scHAIcK and others stage owners, ask for
The privilege Of building railroad in Thrdav Re-
ferred to Street Committee
GAs.-Thc Assistant Aldermen recommend
advertising for proposals. to supply the City with Gas
In view of the expiration Of the contract with the New
York Company.
L,gUr. PoRrER.-Both Boards of the Com
mon Council have voted allow the Of the Gov
ernors Room for the presentation Of sword to Lieut.
PORTER
CRY OFYIcERs-The following are the
Temperance Allinnce Nominations as far as made:
For Maycr-HENRYM WESTERN.
For Sheyif-EPHRArM L. Ssow.
For County Clrk-No Nomination.
For Contr0Uer-JosEPH X. TAYLOR
For City fnspector-JoHN H. Gnfscon-
For Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies-lRA BUCK
NAN, Jr.
For Srea Commissione-LAsBERT 8 BECK
For Corporation C0rRciI-NfcHoLAs r. Infsr
For Coroner-JoBN d. Russ, CHARLES PLACE, HE
RONyhUsN WILHELM, CHARLES w. CHURCHILL.
For SUPREME IOnrt-CHiHLEs z. KIRKLAND.
For Superior Court-JCHN l.. MASON.
For Marine COurt-jAMEs LYNCH RICHARD hEED,
For Gocrnor Of AIM. House-JoHS wrLLsLAoER
IMPROVED TELEGRAPHIc FAcILITIEs.-The
nncs heretofore known the OReilly and the Morse
Western have recently been united under the manage
ment Of J. ID. REID, Esq, and through his untrins
energy and well directed eorts and those OF his at
tentiye Assistants the press and the public are now
served with promptness and regularity. Indeed the
National Line under Mr.. REDS direction works be-
tween this City and New Orleans, with even more
regularity now than did the line 10 Boston few years
sgo Our columns bear evidence daily of the truth Of
this remark.
The LoSosHoREMEN.-Thurs was the
day Designated by the merchants the time when
they should commence to pay 10 for lsborers and IA
for ggers net which Is 81 less per day than Is demand
ed by those interested in the strike. But portion OF
the ongshoremcn were at work. in consequence OF the
difference between the wages asked and offered. IL lie
ssd by Of those engaged in shipping that this po
siion has been by the shpowners and merchants,
after consideration their part and with the general
understanding that IL shall be maintained, unhinchngly
at all hazards The merchants have hired many green
INDEPENDENTLY Gennsns-and they complain thai
these are frequently moested while proceeding TO and
from their work The lOngshoremen claim 10 be 0ot
strong La THEN movement lfso, the advance Of Il per
day In the merchants and ,hp-owners' standing offer
will DO advance TO the lonsshoremcn, a class.
ALLOWING six days labor each per weekly of about
$5OO0 per week. Ii all this number decide upon "a
whole loaf or bread and by insisting upon their
whole demand and compromise, lay out of work it
would cost them, a class, about 100000 per week
to be idle If they averaged six days per week or 60
per week for each laborcr and sl0 50 for each gger
We make these suggestions that the longshoremen
may reject WI. up, .Her eourfe and NC, wisely In
their determinations
MoRE STRIKING FOR WAGEs.-The dspo-
on TO realize higher rates of wages for their services
which recently was unaffected by the rggers and
spread to the laborers has infected the of
horses used in loading shp- and reached the hearts
and conscience also Of those who load bales of cotton
and hogsheuds Of sugar onto carts The owners Of
horses say that of the extremely high price
Of feed for horses and the rse in and the
ssres OF life they have determined not TO hire their
horses for lees thsn three dollars and fifty per
day Those who load cotton aud suger give notice to
the merchants and carmen that they will not load cotton
hereafter Tor ess than three cents per bale and sugar
for lees than sixpenee per hogshead.
TEMpERANoE-The Seventh Ward Alliance
met In the big Tent corner of Madison and Jefferson
sts, on Thursday evening, NJ T HEwIr in the Chair,
Prayer by Mr. GuNNRR, after which 2. T BARsua Esq.
took the stand, and addressed audience
the Maine Liquor Law, arguing that such a law was
necessary tor the safety OF the community Mr. BRow.
Es was then introduced, and gave OF his original
songs, after which the meeting adjourned until Fri.
day night
70 HAyDocK, the ex-woodsawyer of Hud-
son, viii lecture on the subject Of temperance, sun.
day the 2+th of October, at 10 A. NJ, at the foot Of
Msrkesst at p. NJ. at foot of Brosd-st; p NJ, foot
Of ful,onst Brooklyn, ami p. NJ, at No. IS Avenue
u, New. York.
NKw STEAAER-The new steamer Ometete