New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

their share Of that loay prclsimed property pot the
r'rserz Tough; hard against them lnen the "osNnSa
~ - e. sr Die manner. Wherever strike Occurs
n tis 81 ia. matters ard their organs 10 pdisi pia
FORM e. 80 - .tnrrdity' OF such attempts n aI-sG
f,oT' Nov hat did tie sirSss prove Il nos h a
workuen preferred sPpyins iacie o. AL Gsa 81 bs
10 The interested asurances OF TIER employers
Ind.r certain circumstance there l. 'r the ~ofAn.n NJ
cher mems Of nsertant.g whether ne Il o. n't pad ID
-, market value OF his labor, but strike %
,I-e,,en 20 DO 90. In le,2, on IN average the mar
- betusen the cost Of the mstsnel and the
~ - 49, a,i.hed roOds-for instance the margin
t.,weeu the cost OF cotton and thu; Of yarn
between the price Of yarn and thai Of cotton gods
YES greater. consequently the profit Of the spinner
and the manufacturer undo Ibcly larger than il mas
beeu In Iss3 Neither van goods have. uni: very
lately ri.sn in the proportion - cotton Why then
Gid the manufacturers not Hnce wages az once IN ISL
There was Do Cause say they IN the relative position Of
supply demand jasying such rise Of wages in 1852
Indeed Hands not quite a. shor ago
thew are now but the difference is out Of proportion the
sudden ard repeated rise OF wages .2Eced out OF the
fac;ursrs since tLen by vtse Of The Az Of supply snl de-
raud AZ expounded By outs There are certainly
more factories ct work than last YEAR ani able
bodied Torkmen have em grated since then bit at the
sane time h.s there been such supply Of factory
labor poured into our hives Of industry from agrelu
rs and other p,rsui.s during the last twelve months
Tie fao II that the hands" AZ usual, perceived only
too late ihst tee value Of their labor hal risen per
cent many month ago. ard then, in the Of rhis
year-ony tnen-they began strike hrst fJr 10 psr
cent hen for another 10 per and on for a. much
these srkos while il generalized them all ths cOul
trv the best proof OF their legitimacy sd their rapid
succession in the branch OF ,raie BY the same
bands claiming fresh advances, fully proved that
corng 70 supply and demand the work people hat long
been entitled 10 rise q wages, whr merely kept
from them OF their being ignorant OF the
Of the labor market When thev AT ia became acquante
with H. tie manufacturer who had all The while preached
The eternal law Of supply and demand fe back the
doctrine eLg htenea despOt-n, claiming the right
20 DO they liked with their and propounding
heir angry sk.Hafsm that tie work pei le don! know
what is good Tor them.
Tie change in the general commercial prospects must
charge the relative position II the work people and their
employers Sudden as il came on it found many strikes
bt gun II in preparation. No doubt there viii be
more in spite Of the depression. and also for rise Of
wages fO the argument O the that he
cerno, eford to advance tho workmen viii reply that
provisions detrer both arguments being equally pow
eriul However, should a. / suppose, the depression
Prove lasting the work people viii soon ct the worst Of
IT, end have 70 frugge-vrTy uusuccessullya
duoon But then their activity will be carried
to the roiicof fed and the organization Of trlies
goaea IN The 'trke' e'H b Of 'Amease Ualse 10 hSa
KARL MARY.
The Ministers now in London constituting majority of
tho Cabinet, mt on Monday, Jrd inst, NJ the Foreign
Office ard held long conference the present position
OF Eastern Affairs The absent members OF the Cabinet
he'd received orders TO reasonable ut London without
delay The Queen still az her country seat CT BalnO
raj Scotland.
Nj J. Watson Webb who is now in London writes
long and spirited letter Tie I0nGOa Times, in reply o
strciinos editorial that appeared in TIE
Cos5ier and ERquir0 OF July -, on the subject Of
% ankee PriyatocTs.' Mr. Webb points out quite tenn
leraeiy that the laws OF the United States yansl pr
Watering particularly stringent, and that he is
ranted in saying they have been executed AMI will be
executed in good fat6 where, er the necessity arises The
TirCs Editor retorts sharply and al length
Cholera is spreading slowly IN Liverpool Ten Of
which the most part fatal. occurred board the
Sas GreenmaD IN port with emgrans for New York. A
few still reported in LONDON. The inaladyi
subsding at Newcastle and Gaeshead. the deaths since
SEPT having been 1899. in various other places few
cases IRE noted.
di-ester occurred 10 the packet ship Isaac Wright
from Liverpool Goth ut for New York with passen
gers. On the 9th ult in fog and Storm she struck
tie Irish coast and although got oil had unshipped her
rudder ard when spoken by tire 0ncasta from ST. Johns
\. T., was leaking badly On learning the mishap
Immediately sent from Liverpool to her
siftance.
j Is. Cough lectunng at Exeter Hall London.
Lord Anderson, Scottish Judge died suddenly, OF
iover at Dover. 2sth ult
TIE Earl Of Carlisle lord Morpe,h recovering
from attack Of small pox at smyrna.
We notice that meeting the importers and vendors Of
American Oversh0es and others esed the proceed
ngs ofMesss. Charles Macintosh Co against the trade
waste lie held nt the London Tavern, London. 5h instant
Seventy three firms sign the requistiOn. calling the meet
ING but of the Of their grievance.
Sayll s Edwards extensive printing Offices, in Chan
does II, London, were accidentally burned down Friday
night 3Oth At the time OF the cOniagret0D The forms
Of the following newspapers were being printed LeGder
lanai, Brifapni9, CafhOic Sf1HdGrd Court Journal
Erah Army Despateh, and CEcd Servioe Gazette all Of
which were destroyed
The packet ship Isaac Wright had been brought into
LNerpOc-2O deaths on board.
Tie Liverpool Underwriters Association had presented
On address 10 Lieut. Maury