New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

GTEAT ExcTTEMESr-During the whole OF yesterday
much Excitement was created about the docks OF the
North and East Rivers, in consequence Of strike
omorg large number Of eborcrs for higher wages
Theirpuy has been 81 30 per day. End they now de-
nand q cents additional About 100 Of them armed
with cotton hooks psradcd about the docks and en-
dehvored TO induce other aborers 10 stop their WORK and
JOIN them unless the extra . cents was paid Many oil
The heavy merchants were willing to allow the extra
sum- hut others refused, and in several instances
the strikers for higher wages went so far az 10 unharne'
the boxes used in lowering and dschargng freight from
the ships in porr, and take them away thus for trns
suspending business of that character most OF the
ships were visited by delegations OF the strkers who
used every argument induce the laborers to join
them even the Canal-bost hands did not escape them
and they strongly urged 10 participate in the
demonstration In consequence of several assaults
having been made BY the striker the Police of the low
or Wards were ordered by Chief MArsELL to hold
themselves in readiness in they needed but
up to late hour last evening overt acts had been
committed and it is be hoped they will entirely re-
frsin from further violence.
MILITARY PARADEs The fall parades OF
military for inspection and review, viii come oil
this month NJ follows First Brigade under command
Of Brig Gen SPIcER Oct q Second Brigade, unier
command of Brig Gen MORRIS Oct -; Third Brig
ade. under command Of Brig. Gen. HALL, Oct. II;
Fourth Brigade under command Of Brig. Gen. EwEN
Oct o. The First Division, under command of Major
Gen SANDFoRD will parade on the 9th inst Two OF
these parades Che Second and Third Bigade-) will
take place on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
The military understand, now very strong and
it is anticipated that the display at these several parsdes
will be highly creditable Gov Hunt expected to be
present and inspect ond review the Division on the
2lst.
THIRD BRIGADE NEw-YoRK STATE MILITIA.
This brigade will parade today, under Gen. WILLIAM
HALL in Tompkins square-thc Eighth Regiment at 10
o'clock the Seventh Regiment at IL o'clock, the Ninth
Regiment at II o'clock A. NJ and the Troops of Horse
at Il o'clock p NJ The Boston Artillery Company will
be received and the Brigade review take place at p
O'Clock P. NJ
New PAvEMESr.-Messrs. DEGHUE & Co.
have permission, by concurrence OF both Boards, TO
pave City Halsquare Parkrow) with their new style
of povement-to be paid for 50 5Oper square yard it,
after sixty days trial it remains perfectly sound.
STRAYGERs-At the METROPOLITAN, Capt
F1eeman's " Guy Mannering" Hon T stebbns Spring
Cleveland; II. L. King Ga; w. B. Barcslo Ohio; D.
Nicholson. st. Louis Jas. w Woodford, KY. and
others.
At the IRvrNG, r. w. Peckham, Albany; Hon 5. r.
Mallory, Fla Madam Thillon w Starr Montreal
H. Tyler Washington; f. w. Upton Va, and Others
At the AsToR Hon. J. C. Forsyth Kingston; Prof
Geo A. Parker, Boston; c. Van Benthuysen, Albany;
Gen. r. L. Tanning, Pa; Augustus Blackman Of the
fteam,hp Franklin; Jemes q. Gould, Augusta Ca
Mr. Walsh Washington Judge Wright, Ala; Col
Scranton, Penn, and others
Masonic CELEBRATIoY.-T Grand Lodges
Of Masons throughout the Union nj the recommends
ton of the fraternity intend to celebrate the Hundredh
Anniversary of the Initiation of GEORGE WASHING
TON into the Order of Free and Accepted Masons,
the 4th of next month. The Lodges in this City are
for the afor.
Collision IN THE EAST RIvER.-Yesterday
morning, between and 10 o'clock while the South
Ferry boat Wyandnnk going out of the slip ON
NewYork side, the propeller Resolute used for towing
purposes undertook TO cross the ferry boat and before
the pilot of the latter could stop her she ran into the
ropeller carrying away all of her upper work and
nearly upsotting the pilot house.
New CoMPANY.-The Chief Engineer is di
rectcd TO organize certain persons into Fire Company,
TO be known os Engine Company No l6 in place OF the
No 16 lately disbanded the Company TO have the
Old apparatus.
MORE MN WANTED.-HOse Co No. 10 ask
the Common Council for five additional men. the pc
iition was referred to the Committee the Fire De
Tarment.
SAILING OF THE CYASE.-The L. :. slo1p-
ofwar Cyane Capt. HoLLENs sailed on Sunday south
waId, undoubtedly on the way to the Gull to protect
our vcssels from the Cuban outrnges now daily pcpe-
trated.
The steam-frigatc Mississippi Cspf. MsRvINE, now
in the East River is ready soil at moments notice,
ard is probably destined for the same region.
NEW STEAMSHIP. WEsrERyELT N SOys
have Just commenced laying down tic keel Of steam
ship Of about 400 tuns consort of the Roam
okc in the NewYork and VIRGINIA steamship line, -
Richmond Her dimen.ons viii be a. follows Length
on deck 30 feet breadth of beam 80 feet depth,
l6 feet She is to hare solid acor AMI diagonal brace'
and Will be launched about the middle OF January.
New CHURoH-The work of founding new
Church Of the PresbyteIin denomination at Manhattan
VILE he's attracted the attention Of The City Church's
Board of Trustees has been organized and ground i
already purchased for the establishment ofthe Church
The edidce viii be erected on the corner OF One Hun
dred and Twenty -hlihat. and Ninthay
BAPTIST CHURcHEs.-Seyeral changes have
rtcy taken place in the Bap,i., Churches in this Cry
The call Of The siNthst. Baptist Congregation has been
accepted by Rev c. b. SMITH Of Chcopec Msss.,
The Olive Branch Church will receive Rev. " WIZ
SION, OF Mldetown, c.. their Pastor, the l7th
int. Rev. Mr.. GILLETTE has entered upon the di--
charge OF his due. As the new incumbent of the Broad
way Qormerly Hope Chapel Society The pastoral Ia
Der. OF Rev. Dr. WILLIAMS have been suspelled for
some months past on account Of III health but tn Doc
tor j. now recovering
- Tho Enthnr Mnthn,r l ninn Telnn "