New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

THE IO.esnorExIy-The Longshore
Laborers Unnn Benevolent Society held resular
weekly meeting at Chsihsm Hall No Cnsthani-s luare
The attendance lsrse-but the excitement o. the
"strike" having somewhat subsidized, on account OF
the settlement between the merchants and louyshore-
men IN respect wages the was not 50 crowded
as st former meetings The Chairman stated the Onet
OF the MEETING, AID read the report Of the COMMITTEE
that called On the merchants Tuesdsy. lhe report
stated among other thin- that was found proper ana
advisable ACCEPT the terms oi the m'r rnnnts, wlo
would not consont 10 advance more than one shilling on
the wages Some OF tie meTch mis- Tere pleased tat
their old hands again az work; Others ieit pro
voked At the suddenness Of the turnout, and seemed
dsposed 10 rctalIa;e upon them but the Con nrtee
hoped thar for the good Of both merchant and sborer
this feeling would not continue. The Commlitee
also reviewed IN their report the movement IRON IL
commencement and stated that il not prealedltsed
and any errors committed which put ship oW ners 10 an
Inconvenience were quite cScu-able under me clrcuh
stance The Committee stated that the bearing OF the
merchants had been courteous and gont MY - N m
The Select COMMITTEE were Janos Kelly, John Murphy
sHl Jol DOnohue. -
The BYLAWS Of the society were read and severnlly
adopted Corn,tce OF seven Was appointed TO MONT
permanent ocer- OF the Sociey 10 be elected Nv
ballot Thank were returned 10 the Press Of the Cty
snd TO Mc.srs Williams and McGrath IL was annonn ed
that p new mehers had been added and that the 90
ciety already amounted 10 go. 1t Wa Determined 10
meet for the present every Wednesday evening.
SrRAverRs.-At the Mr1RopoLrTAS, Hon.
Thos NJ Foote Charge to Austria; VIM. n Hooper,
Boston; j. Deblos Georgia; F L. Richardson. Boston
Edward Bartlett, Tsrrytown; Jos. Harrod, New-Or-
leans; D. d. Bradley, Chicago George Jones. New
port; w. F. Worthington, Baltimore v Brown
Toronto G. II During, Philadelphia ". W. Warren.
Ohio; T. J.Wilson, Baltimore W. Lyman, st. Thomas
WI
Al the As1oR. R. 5. Monroe. Boston w. B. Manton
Providence; Il. W. Clark, Boston; w P. Burrnl
bridgeport c. C. Holbrook. Boston; Charles Keith
Lockport W B. Coleman Emira; Rev: Cha. Avery
Trenton. NY; !. t. sprague, Boston w. 7. Willard
Troy John C. Davis, Philadelphia D. Gray, Canandai
qua l.. p. Taloott New Boston Oliver Stanley do
Philip Greeley, Boston James NJ Buchsnan Baltimore
G. l.. Rowan Philadelphia H. X. Smith, Buffalo
At the lRv1NG, Hon. n. Croker, Cortland Capt
shira', T. 5. Army J. II. Buchanan Cincinnati J.
Tucker Mobile p j. BigelOw. Boston : ;. Richard
,on Winchester Mass Alexander Anderson, London !;
John Tracy, Oxford Dr. McLenahan, Navy Samuel
Deal Philadelphia; Lieut. Moore, Navy r. A Pal
mer New Bedford; DR.. Lyman, Montreal, and others,
Ey~ The Fulton Foundry Guard" Capt J.
r. Walker went 10 Harlem the Goth inst, on their
second Annual Tarket Excursion, numbering 60 mus
kes The following prizes were presented by Murphy
aud L. A. Cohen E-qrs ist silvercup from Murphy 20
J. Wilson; 2d silver cup from ". J. Pease to j. Coyle
3D. silver cup from w Weeks to J. Huly 4th, one mas.
sye silver cake tray from ~ Semcken to Capt Foulkes
9th, splendid clock from Long 70 T. Deman 9th,
splendid cluster pin from Alderman Thos Faron to
Il Golden iii. s. gold piece from Jno IIolanet TO w
Klon; sth, - gold piece from Jas Holdnne 10 T. Fin.
lev; oh. wrcat6 from Mrs James Murphy to James
CLARK. They were accompanied by Whitworths Band.
RrM EsTATE.-Tbe following sales of prop
ortv were made by Albert II. Ncolay, Oct q
lots on 9l.tt <5Nl01 ri S7j1
lot lc1thst 25x101. i60
lot Sd-st X5xOO J21
los un Eth st. z5Ny9ll, at S3D................ 81
lot. Oh l3f.st, 25x99 al $3.50. 6j0
Oct. 2S.-By WIN. Ii. FRANKLIN:
lot southeast cor OF 5d-ay. and Suyvesant i9 40
4 two-story house and lots on Stuyvesant-st, In
rear OF TIE H2V
lots and houses east side Of d.ay. between
l2tl and $500
otx south side GGthst near llth-av each 3s75 1000
] LOT and cottage with shop and stable the
Tth-si. nesr 7t-av. 291
by adrian II. MULLER:
House snd ot Nos. II end ~ Canss 25xG6 so go,
House aud lo No 81 Whe-st 21xl04 ......... Is io0
House and lot northwest corner Montgomery and
HcDrys's 25100. $50
BY COLE e. Chiffon
lot north side Of Canast NGrckst..... $1,000
BRooKLYN-l three-story brick house and lot No
80 Willow ............................ ~
J three-sory brick house and lot No IS Wlllowp. i,2o
About IL scref Of landin 9th and 10Th Wards, known
the Mil properly, - 0c0 per acre...... 5l,Ooo
J lot on Pacific ard on Atlanticst. near Wander -
bItaY., each 'oY