New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30

~ Il rs = ene-ger cspsbl Young msn r-1se-s Il
sirate us,un fr ~ cas n aiyerss aar'- a. the a.
verssrs apDerto reslz- We 'ru- rs INSTANCES ia this
Inc IL o's,inse 70 = s'esoy ard rd@safe eT'-p'ion-
wsrrIse % rEs PsI,1aRs Co6PER.rwE UsroS A,
socicck las, ever>g The rnber 81 this Uuol ne, -
toer B2 in East BIZ adwzy-Dsvid Cooke. Prss;lsGt
al the ocsr, p-eseE; The inut=s of the preceding
mesiing read and Apr we'd 3r Cartsr pro 'assd
Melon Roe, VIM 'Dle sLd Jo.sph Pasir and xr. Ken
reds proposed John Fzg bboo and Henry Philip e.I
oids,.- fer Membership; sud notion they ssctei
Mr. Dxvi Trsssurs presented the regular report OF the
rnorh. which scc-psd The minutes of the Board o.
DELEGATES read and accepted
Mr. Davis proposed rssoluti rs 10 the e-c. that vos
n ihsrk- he srdsr-d - M.-s-s Harper Bros aad -
fhs Manager ofths Nev York Stereotype A-.oi.on f,r
the which they have paS and t'ill conn1s TO
pay The scse thst Union, and r the facilities they have
AFFORDED their employersd conforming to is ConstGtion
ono B,- Lz~-
Afr comfortable discussion the resolutions wsrs laid
OF 'he table.
Al this point Mr. julian Msgssnos Of the House
Painter Protective SOCIETY," snnouncei az DESTROYS Of
unicsng matter "i interest to the Union TheS SEC
refary hst al business be laid aside aud n D.
nsif.d address the Union upon which be sfit'-1
Mag then stated to ths Union the portion Of
body which b. represented and hoped that the %
trA;vs Cnin nd operate with the other 90 nbios
tons o. workipemen which will meet with tnsn on
W do sdsy evening 1t Z" aid in supp og the P.lt-rs
in re maintenance Il their rights besrs
Mr. J A Smith oGsr-d the cllosiug resolution. which
tis1r eio~ mssbsuic. YswYo. Psiats. Pot-t, '-.
y. s.ss 20; and % sss .1. boy
I1e President # frs UiiOD David A Cook, wts sp-
pori.e delegate, and ar A Smith speaker On that oc-
casiop
hsc the amount 7 and deposited the same Ia the
industrial Savings Bank.
Mr. Snj hmoved N At public oseting of the Printers %
the City for he purpose Of taking into consider al n the
".Itrss Of the scale O prices BE- called lDday next
s,d or mtee be appointed to call aid nesting a5ssrs
FogsIiy Smith and Cotton appointed that 20 ntIes
On morioD, the meeting adjourned
MILLING OF TIE BoOKBisDERs' ASSOCIATION This
body held meeting It the DILL Room, above Goulas
sugar store In the Bcv-ry last evening Nc. Mixagnos
wes Introduced ard stated the o bis fsov psnts
and received from the bookbnders assurances Of
sympathy and material aid They appointed COMMITTEES
to r-present them at The Mass Meeting of'he Trades
which Wi be h.d II The Mer"pOtt n AL on W-dn--d.y
fer the purpose e sford'og sympathy and
TO the painters nov On strike f'r higher wages.
VISIT OF THE CHIc,oo FiRExEs -Yeterday morning
the members OF Red JAoket Engine Go npaoy No Of
Chic, o. arrived in this Cy, but intnson Of their
coming lad been given t. the N-S York Fr- p,rtnient
there turnout OF the Fem-n for their reception.
hey sSyi'g AZ tammsny Hall, aud th-r enSios
in he house Of Hose Company No. 3d. 1t appears that
the Rec Jackets had made all their arrangements t, be
present ~ the Frsmens ral at Providence which was
AZ bounced 10 Of Se 3st Of this month, when
they received teegrshc di patch from Providence in
forming them tbs the trial ind.fp-ly tp0nei As
their had been paid - Albany they t-rmiDed
TO Ia the WORLDS Fair and started New YORK;
Thursday evening lss'. by the Michigan Central Rail
read In Detroit they received aud entertained by
the Firen and also In Buffalo Last ight they visited
Woods Mrsr H. by invitation. and this morning they ~.
be escorted 10 The Crystal Palace by Of the msnb5rs
h. GIN Con psDy No A. OF this City. II il the inen
on il nothing oilers prevent 10 SIT out on their return
home IN Wednesday morning next They have besu ten
oeTed nvii ons by the FiremeD Of Albany Buffalo and
Dsir il, to stsy Gay two with them their ret1rn
b;ob h. Rod Iacke ANN
rUmbrs 60 fne.looki men, Of which Richard Damn is
fOieuan.