New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27

~ On the 29th ult., Ellen Waters, bound
girl LEFT her home and the employment of Rev Joseph
Harrison, of this City and up the present time has
not been found 1t il feared that she he's been entced
away and is in some improper place. she is about
four feet FIVE inches high, slender built brown hair,
gray cyef and about Is years old. Any information in
regard to her will be thankfully received by Mr. Har-
rison.
REAL EsTATE.--AnthOny J. Blocker sold
the following property, Oct %:
story brick house and lot in 42dst 9hay. So
three story bnck houses adjoining each s3C25 80. $3.50
story brick house and lot adjo ming ........ 5000
plots on ll7thst between st and 2dsvs each 500 400
lot 2d-sv., next 20 38O
lot on ll3th-st, near A-av... %1o
The LoNG-SHoREsES YEsTERDAY.-The
Committee appointed on Monday evening saw some Of
the Ship-Owners and Merchants or their Committee
yesterday forenoon and 10 mutual understand
ing. The Merchants having conceded an advance of
one shilling per day to the LongShoremen and the
Long Shoremen having at the first turned out in an
improper manner and TO the serious inconvenience OF
the Merchants il was conceded by the Committee OF
Long ShOremen that it due 20 the Merchants that
they turn TO and work at the advanced rate offered by
the Merchants. Several Of the Merchants, on being
apprsed Of the amcable termination of the difficulty,
expressed Themselves gratihed that their old hands
were again TO take hold of their work. At noon-time
members OF the Committee notified the Long-'aore'
along the piers Of the adjustment OF the difficulty,
and that they were free to honoraby take work again
from the Ship Owners and Merchants-who, on their
part had not in the least been compromised or til
umphed over by this arrangement The Committee
that acted in this matter for the Long Shorcmen hav-
ing been clothed with power, and it having been de-
cided by them 10 respect such action, they conducted
themselves accordingly and the greater share were al
work in the afternoon There is no probability N any
further difference disorder in relation to their wages
MEETING OF LoNG-SHoRENEs--Ch Hall
was again crowded on Monday evening by Long Shore
men, take some further action in behalf Of their
ment for wages Mr.. James Kelly, ofthe Fonrth Ward
occupied the chair and Mr. Donohue acted Secretary
The Chairman stated the objects of the meeting Mr.
McGrath also spoke to them in an able and judicious
manner concerning their movement, advising them to
be prudent temperate just and 70 each other The
merchants he said appeared determined not to yield
and were determined to sink good deal of money fret
Mr. McGrah talked TO them plainly concerning the yio
lation OF the law by few OF them, which brou ht dis
repute upon their movement and put further off the day
of their He presented encouraging resolutions
from the Convention II Delegates from the Irish OF New
York, Brooklyn end WilliMnsburgh commenting them
order for their good in committing Oense against
the laws of the land
Mr. KELLY the Chairman, spoke of the propriety OF
settling this difficulty IL could not be done by holding
meetings If they were to be held regularly from tins
time until next May He advised them to designate
Committee that could act for them, with power TO ar
range with the merchants settle the matter in acccp
table TO both parties, and report 10 the Long
ShOTelnen for their Observance.
Mr.. Donohue, Secretary made some remarks stating
that the boss stevedores had secret understanding
among themselves fixing the price for loading and un
loading ships; and when the merchants applied to them
for terms they could not underbd each other without
sacrificing ESQ which they had put into fund binding
themselves to keep up the prices. Probably the mer
chants did not know OF ths arrangement. He also
wished the public 10 understand that tins was not po
tical movement in respect-it was only TO get an
advance of wages which they needed He also sad that
some OF the bosses were hiring lot OF green hands and
putting three four old hands at work with them to
show them He hoped that the leaders OF gangs would
be Undue ed to unite with them. Mr. Kelly Mr.. Mctirath
and ohcrs spoke in favor of the appointment OF com
mtee 10 confer with the merchants, and while the com
mce were arranging not advisable for the Long
shore Men lay idle. After considerable discussion 1t
was finally determined TO appoint committee Of u
which committee will dcs ynate two or three OF IL number
consul with the merchants and ende6VOr put An emu
10 the interruption of business and labor such COM
mtec was appointed 1t was further determined That
consultation would be had with the merchants yesterday
forenoon.
SrRASGrRs-At the MErRoPOLITAN, Hon }.
G. Sewer Louisiana; Hon. l.. :. Chatheld, Albany d.
NJ Boyd Philadelphia; It. Lambert, Royal Engineers
It, Gwynn Royal Artillery; T. c. Manning, North Car
DINA: L. Murray Buffalo; Col c. A. Converse, Conn;
G. $ Tallman, Boston; Stephen Clark, Albany; Waldo
r. Pierce, Maine; w. l.. Todd, California; H. Miller,
Georgetown d. c.: b. Brewster Montreal and Others.
Al the IRVING House. Hon. ID. s Dickinson, Bling
ham, ton; Msior Peck U. :. Army Hon w. H. How
land New Bedford c. E. Davis Boston; f. Fletcher
Boston; w. r. McLaren, Canada r }. Barnard, Alba
nv; T. McCrawen, Va; Rev. Walter Thorburn, Ber-
nuda; r. B. Webb, Augusta; b. I1bbats Albany; Dr:
Bergen, Philadelphia Capt. Mcdowell U 5. Army, and
others.
ID Bright Indiana Judge Nelson, Ceoperstown; Lieut..
Rogers q. : Navy D. b. ST John, Albany Capt Eng
hsh L. : Marines; Hon. JOS C. g. Kennedy, Washing.
ton: Chas Lanmsn Washington; DR.. Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Boston; Dr. O. F. Potter, Missouri }. ]. Green
ough. Washington; John A. Robinson and lady, N. Y;
j. D. Andrews, Consul at ST. Johns, and others.
SEIZURE OF PowDER-MeSsrs. Hays anil
Sheall Fire Wardens yesterday morning seized eight
Kegs OF powder in stable corner OF Tenthsv and
Forty. sxih-st which they sent TO the Arsenal The
name OF the OF the powder was not ascertaned
Run OyER.-A man named John Doran was
knocked down and run in Pearl, near Oak-st, on
Monday night, hy horse and cart He was taken 70
the City Hospital suffering from severe injury which he
sustained
CHARGE or GRAND LARCENY.-A woman
named Elizabeth Watson was yesterday arrested by
Officers Butler and Lambert, OF the Sixteenth Ward,
CHARGED with stealing coal and Soc in money from a
neishbor Of hers residing III West Twenryourth-st,
near SiNthav She was taken before Justice Stuart
who committed her 10 prison. and then dispatched the
officers to her place OF residence for the purpose of
searching it, They discovered and half dozens of
new whitehandle knives and forks large number of
silver tea and table spoons some marked L. Z. w,
Others f. l.. w. and others f. w, together with white
cortcu hose marked NJ. NJ D., piece of black cassi-
mere white counterpane and several other articles, all
of which are believed to have been stolen They can
be seen 81 The Jefferson Market Police Court
TRIED, CoNyICTED AND PARDoNED, ALL IN
o~r Wryr-Durinq the last term OF the Court Of Gen
eral Sessions young man named John Croft was trled
convicted aud sentenced to the State Prison for two
years ON sn indictment charging him with having
snstched gold watch from the pocket oil Capt heniy
other young man who implicated with hun IN me
comnlsson Of the larceny was also trled, when ms