New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

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The meeting was organized by choosing John Hart Chair
man. end John Earl Secretary.
The Chairman said he agreeahy disappointed IN
meeting large body of the frcmcn and coal pas-ers
present from the various vessel, in port aud they
but act together in union peace and harmony there coui
hc no doubt bat that the owners OF tine various vessels
would readily acccde to their requests for an advance OF
wages
The following resolutions were passed without dissent
ING voice Bv MIR Burns:
ROd That the Femen and Coal Pa;'ers Of the several steam
ship: now IN port deem to make apPTsG1 TO tSes me-
nsdeqTate e set tSeir de@sads
Rcrd BY Mr. Samuel BTidgewoh That the several Steamship
Companies be peioned for advance Of five dollars per month
day and dollars advance for Coal Passers and
Nj Mike moved to amend by inserting after the word
steamship. North River and sound. Carried
Mr. Matthew Cook offered the following resolution, and
before acted upon he wished to correct statement
that had enormously got abroad that this meeting had been
called for the purpose of efecting strike this not the
case. The object decide upon the amount of adj
10 be asked and also to take into consideration the
proprety Of forming Union for the benefit OF the tremen
or coal las>crs IN of sckncs, or accident.
The % Ih That If and dor s l@fn a To- % o
To- SestV to be called The New York %a
Fremea. Benevolent soae for the relief
the purpose Of adopting such rules and regulations
Tie following resolution offered by James Hill
to Ts to tt Be an s2
two Peos from each Ts'se now IN port De P @ com
Adopted, and committee OF two from each vessel APP
pointed.
George Thorne offered the following resolution:
thismeeng he printed and served
with the petition to each steamship crew now out port
After some further business relative to an organizations
the meeting adjourned
MEETING OF GmDEus-A meeting of the gdcrs was
held Tuesday evening at keenS Hotel The object of the
meeting was if possible to heal the differences among the
gders number of the members of the Giders Society
who in favor of advance ofwages thought that the
Society body, should sustain them Others IN the Soc
ETY. thought different and that the strike should be a nd
dvduals and not having prepared fund to sustain them
i'm this emergency they must depend on Themselves Those
in of on qdX
but the strike is and the men for the most part have
received the advance they begin TO think the best policy
TO back their old society On the resolution being
put to the meeting whether they favorable to return
ing the old society, almost unanimously carried
Those in favor of the motion attached their names to IT,
The Coal HoIsrERs-The Coal Holsters of New
York, Brooklyn and Wiliamsbursh held meeting last
night pursuant public notice. at Powers Montgomery
Hall No 76 Prince ST. Edward Blair called on 10 pre-
side and Mr. William Tarel was appointed as Secretary
The object of the meeting was explained by the Chairman
which was to demand higher rate OF pay than that
which was present given that business. The argu
ments made of in justification of this movement were
the those advanced by the other trade and labor
societies for like obect-hgh rents rise in provisions Mc
After some debate agreed by resolution that the
price henceoh to be charged after the work contradiction
already was done should be cents per tun for unload
ing canal boats and II cents for unloading Leng sc0wS
was also agreed that 81 - per day should be allowed to
shoveers they binding themselves not to shovel for any
holsters who worked under the rates struck out by tine So
| cicy. The meeting well attended and all seemed to
| he animated bv the same spirit resolution passed
laid down. each member signing his name to written
pledge that effect The members present then agreed t"
form permanent Society as 10 have body to protect
the business henccorth and Committee was appointed to
draw up byaws with power to call another meeting when
prepared 10 do so. The meeting then adjourned
tYPThe Joners' Union held a special meeting last
night make arrangements for their next annual eNcur
sion.
MEETING OF rHF MrrAL RooFEES.-A meeting of the
Joumc,mcn Metal Roofcrs of this City and Brooklyn was
held at CURES of Fulton av. and Boerun 81 lat
evening An organization was ciectCI ~ ne Syc'o9 oil
rtarv The object for which the meeting had been called
was stated to be to demand increase OF wages on the
present rates which range from 10 to - Shmg' per dy
In of increased expenses Tor the support o
their families they to the conclusion to demand - al
ter certain date not yet decided upon 1t appears that
there are some twelve shops III the City employing m
tine n,ghiorlood of 800 hands Resolutions were adopt
al To form permanent association OF Jou'yncn Nooier'i
Committee of three consisting OF Mc,'rI Lowry canon
and Carson was appointed to confer with the employers on
lc subject which they had assembled and the same
Committee also designated TO wait upon the New lork
Jouucvmcn and request their cooperation in the move
mont The opinion was expressed lay several that the en-
povcrs would grant the increased demand without denur
;n, All present appcarcd willing to work at the old rates
until contracts yet uniufled by the employers should be
finished About 10 o'clock the meeting adjourned having
previously however organized association by the cleo
ton OF the above officers.
Bo,Rp OF ALpERMES-We dnesday April l3.-Rich
ard Compton ESD President. in the char and quorum
present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read
| and approved. H.
JtfifiOuS RcerrCd-Of Phelps, Dodge 20 ana DINERS
Cor widening Cliff ST. between Beekman and Ferrvst; of
Conrad Murlcr of the New ork volunteers for rcc; o
| j f. 4 H. L. Mount, and Others, TO have Pearlst from
Chathams to Peck slip put in repair these streets hEnS
becu torn up bv the SccOndav Railroad Company; OF H.
Murray and others to be organized as liydrnt Co. Tor
the side Of the City, OF sundry persons Tor correction
| R(so,nfions-By Alderman Oakley.-Whereas, an in
uncon has placed upon the grantees Of the second
Railroad to discontinue the laying oi INC rams " 'o
R,soIrcG That the Street Commissioner be and he is
hereby directed to replace the pavement That mas Oeen
torn mn in Pearl St, from Chatham St to Peckslp ana
put said street III travelling condition Referred 10 Oom
| inittee on Streets after some discussion
| I}v Alderman Alvord-To withdraw the property oi
Jonas w COnkn advertised for sale Tor assessments oil
in 2~thSt between "a aN ana I"s' hlNei' ui '
| ther order is made
Hcorfs Notwithstanding to give permission to sun
dv parties to build bulkhead in the East River between
10Th ard 43d sts to remove the fish floats from the south
Side "f ner No 43 North River; to give permission to D.
Macy < Sons 10 extend pier No - 10 the exterior lne
Ea, River: 10 pay bills of DrS Hardcnbrook Henry anu
six others for services at police stations 10 extend pier
No 80 East River To the exterior hhe 10 nag III
| 18Th av. from 3ith To i2d ST
aicq0nx-From the Controller in answer To ire
solution requesting him to report the amount oi money
Maid 10 Robert Emmett Esq, when Corporation IoulSeI
laid on n and ordered to be printed Inc IphtrOcr
gives the following information: The amount PAID to Mr.
Emmett rs Counsel to the Corporation from ley TO Ii'
for opeing streets Sll4l79 - The sum phd 10 VT
from 80 To II legal services costs of streets draw
| inc bonds sc, amounted to Sls,ll7 o.. This was paid
| under the head of contingencies. 49,
The annual report of the Board of Fire Nardens for the
wear ending April !, s13 was received ana ordered Oh
nile The number of violations of the Fire Laws during
the wear was Los The number of violations removed
from buildings by the owners or buildings thereof upon
being notified by Warlens, 40 Ditto not removed ana
comics of notices relative thereto transferred to the lS
tees of the Fire Department Ditto of violations of or
dnanccs relative TO hoist ways notices several and or
dnances complied with 1908 Ordinances not complied