New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18

the Committee He had served committees before and
all Laughter and applause In fact he remarked thai
was the only honest committee he had been upon and be
proceeded to give his for the statement amid much
merrimenf
The fifth toast was
The Press.
Mr. Armstrong of The Cos,icr and Enquirer. in rspl,
to general call for him, answered to the toast br
The sixth and last toast was
Absent ferds
Mr.. Robert : Lyon responded, in speech which WI
Mr. Pcckham proposed the health of Mr. Joseph Black
and after that gentleman response Mr. spoke Of N.
obligations of the Association 10 Mr. Thsckerav % yroa,
card last year and he further said that Mr. Felt is entitled
10 all the credit
The health of Mr. Thacheray" was then drank with Al
the hoDors.
The health of VIM. Wood, of Canandaigua was drari
in ike manner.
Volunteer toasts and responses followed and the con
viyalcs of the occasion were kept ND untilne,r dpig
The company seemed wei constituted for slch soS'i
gathering and the wit humor sentiment cheers end an
pause which prevailed within entirely shut out from beas
ing The storm which ragged without
LAMP LIGHrNG.-The Lamp and Gas Committee a,
the Common Council will give hearing to the respective
Gas Companies MONDAY, today at F. NJ, a; thu
Library Rooms in the City Hail.
ELECTION OF S,cHEMs-There is To be a time q;
brothery harmony to night at the Wgwam. The annua
election for Chiefs of the Tammany Society to come Of
and the ohards are to be awiuly beaenat Tia
general opinion.
SLEDGE Boar FOR THE Arctic FxPEDITIov-A Light
sedge boat of willows exhibited on Saturday in iron,
of the Merchants Exchange, aud greatly admired By
the spectators 1t is intended to be used in DR. Kanes
Arctic expedition II fourteen feet lcng and j. yet 50
light that could lii il his shoulder and carry
long distance without fatigue.
THE Coop THE CoMSG.'-Workmen are engaged
in putting up the City Hall Clock, and may .oOA
expect to find the good time coming is the good time
come
For EURoPE-The Collins steamer Atlantic, Capt
West sailed for Liverpool saturday with abou; ls5 pas
sengers. Among them were j. }. De Osma, Peruvian
Minister at Washington and lady; Professor Bahe; Rev
DR. Tying; Rev DIR. Dor Princess Murdt Florida; Mr.
Puszky Hungary &c.
TRIAL TRip.-The new steamboat Granite Stat" will
make her first trip TO Hartford tomorrow evening
Coach FArEs.-The amended rates provide that the
fare of hackney coach be dollar hour the entire
day with one or passengers and the RICH; stop
often and long they please s. any distance not over
one mile 20 for person - cents for two, md
every additional passenger 81 cents fare TO the Aims
House and returning 81 to Fourteenth St, remaining
hour and returning ST. and 80 cents for every additional
passengers to Sixty first ST. and returning So 20 Eighty
siXtlSt remaining an hour ana a. 10
Bridge and keeping all day 50
The HpPoDRoME.-It is stated that the following per
sons passengers by the steamship Washington are Hippo
drome performers: Mons Francon, Nine Fanconi Mons
Chrnic Nine Chirine Les Frcres Scgrst Nine Siegrist
Mons Mason, Mime. Mason Mons Maria, Nine Nara
Nile Angelina, Nile Eugene, Mile Caroline Nile Adeins
Mile Lcontine Mons Nico Master Nicols Mr. b. Sdckney
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ANrrSLAyERY SOCIETY,"
The Anniversary appointed TO be held at the Broadway
Tabernacle York, on Wednesday evening May nth
when the Annual Report will be presented and the meeting
addressed by several distinguished speakers
INMrcRArIoyThere arrived at this port on Friday 39a
passengers OF which were from
Liverpool @}t9 Antwerp. ............. .B
i Isioe. ................ $50 39a
Bremen -.---.--.----. IuJl
NEw.YoRK PRIsrERs' UYloy-A well-attended meet
ing ct this Union was held ON Saturday ght a 10 Bowe
J. GRAY, President in the Chair After the regular open.
ng proceedings and the election of several new m"nbor,
q Committee from the New York Book and Job Pvinter
Cooperative Union was announced, and, motion, intro
juccd to the meeting They stated ON behalf Of their 80
ccty, that the Book and Job Printers had formed
citation and revised and increased the Scale OF Prices that
they wished To cooperate with the Union and receive tho
cotnnance and aid of that body; that they had iorDleda
Trade Society only not desiring 10 compcew the Cnoa
but 10 work auxiliary to IT. They had already some Two
=
Mr. OttarsOn, of the y. \ Union stated that he believed
the laws of the National Union did not permit the existenes
two subordinate bodies in the city and that for the
purpose of carving the matter period beyond the
next meeting OF the National Union (which On the
I'd of May at Pittsbrg) he moved that Committed
appointed to confer with the Book and job Printers upon
such matters might be of mutual interest," and reporp
the MON at It's next meeting.
Considerable debate arose upon this motion several
members contcndng that the Book Printers had rgao
orpanize separate BODY but should have Joined this and
cd III Sho on 10Th
the Book Printers generally belonged 10 other beneficial So
cctes and could not afford pay the dues demanded the
| nion-tllat they wanted trade society only.
The resolution was finally adopted, but was Immediately
saddled with instructions the Committee tmovd by Mr.
Walsh urge the Book and job Printers TO give up their
organization and Join the Uson
Mr. Ottaison being named Chairman of the Conference
Committee, refused to under any instruction whatev.
er as did two three others who were named. The Com
mittee having been appointed,
Mr. Bailey on behalf OF the Book Printers Commits,
said that they considered the instructions just adopted a
tua rejection of their application that the idea of their JOIN
ing the Mon to which they had neither the ig
nor the disposition to listen. They firmly organized,
and should remain with the fellowship of the lnonfr
was extended but without ii Obliged TO do So The Com
mittee then retired.
II having been understood that the scale of prices for
book work would be revised at this meeting, some mem
bers stated that the employers would probably b. glap
have consultation, whercupon the following resolutions
were adopted
Rcored That the EMPLOYING Book and Job Printers Of A
are ss s6%es on p p. spR1n To
psidersson advance PIE scale of prices
That committee three be appointed BY this ohAS
with like committee the of the Employing booa
pn e g. s ssr Ts s and s fy e sSR
consideration preent scale Of pnce and I'm
the Of the Union be empowered 70 re'S ~
present scale OF prices and the regular meeting
\ committee having been appointed, it was stated In.
complaint was made in many quarters OF mjuee ~ ;Is
of the items Of the amended newspaper scale s'Pfay
with regard to Sunday papers conference win gPy
ers was suggested and hefolowing resolution wa @egs
Rree Ina I'M UGmm o. nn1ee De for he varpSsa