New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

SC and Firs, Come Fins, Served By NJ. &C,
I Wslcott. &c. a
AT the Mrsrrx for the benen, Of Mr. .,.
"Loadon Assurance" and Old Folks AZ H.,
the evening In The afternoon The DANCING =. =
and " One Thousand Mniners"
-M,he cHors, "St George and The Drasc. =,
other performances va
-MwOOD's, aSudset of Negro Melodies. Dr..
tons, &c. 's'
AT HrrLEss, Magic, witcher.A, seeOua ~.
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AT HorE CHAPEL, coneer; BY SisuOr. Wis.,,
ard Assistants.
Att the EGYrrr.N Mrszrn rare eario.sp.. a.
the lsnd of the Phsrsohs.
AT BsNvARps the Panorama Of The uo,, L.,
with notable sacred scenes.
AT RisIKrs, the Panorama of the River rs...
1 from its source TO the sea
AT METROPOLITAN HALL, the Pssor.u,, A. a.
magnificent Mississippi.
AT BRYAN, rare gallery OF Chrstaa Az, O, "A
/ masters
Mr. SuNSER's LEcrusE.--The lecs..
before the Historical Society in Metropolitan Han a..
| evening by GrosGE SuaNES, Esq derives u.,.,.,
interest from the position and reputation of the I,,,
no ess than from the subject Of which |, Is to t,s,
Mr.. Sumner has acquired envisble fame dur...
long residence in the Capitals Of Europe By biz ae,
ton 70 historical and political research and the ,x,.,
ard accuracy of bis diplomatic information. "a,
American travellers have formed such intimate M.
tons with distinguished foreign Swans or have euh,
ed smpler opportunities for ssinng accurate knv
edge of European affairs The subject of the lecsrs
to night Is France" and may confidently epss
not only an intelligent, but highly attractive esps
ton of her Revolutionary career.
~ Michael Doheny has been invited 20 d..
liver lecture before the citizens Of Albany Muh.
ject will be "The Character Genius and Sacrsce, AZ
John Mitchell, William Smith o Bnen, and fhos Fna.
els Messher"-lreland's exiled patriots.
70 Max Maretzek and wife returned in the
Black Warrior yesterday from successful professiess
tour in Mexico The other members of the company
Stofsnone, Salvi Beneventano, &c, on board IA.
Albatross.
~ Senator BESJAMIs, of Louisiana, arrived
from Havana yesterday, in the Black Warrior. he
goes direct to Washington.
The ISJuScrIoS.- Ex.Chief Justice Jones
spoke in this case yesterday. before the sapren,
~ Among the Chapters of United Amer.
cans on parade on Tuesday, we omitted to msrnn
Ironsdes, No. A. escorted by the second compsayd
Chatham Guards.
INDICATED MOVEMENTS or THE TRADE Soct
ETIEs-MAss MEETING or THE VAR>IsHERs ANpPoI.
IsHEHs-There is AN intimaion that the high prices
provisions rents Sc resulting from the increase ofu
es and from other causes viii push the different ea.e.
of Mechanics the necessity of asking for advanced
wages in order to keep pace with the increased coz, Of
the commodities OF life 1t is anticipated .ha, such,
movement will take place in the spring.
well attended meeting of varuishers and poS.he,
was held at Grand St Hall last evening at which N,
EUGENE SHINE presided Messrs j. Donovan and Ioa, /
Goettsh,lwere Vice Presidents and Messrs Chss Howe
and p II. keegan were Secretaries |
The Chsrmsn addressed the meeting urging xplei
action among the Varnishers and Poishers in nor,
ment to to get fair wages for their work Il ws suis
by him, as well a. by others who addressed the met
ing, that Varnishers and Polishers are more poorly
paid than almost any other class OF workmesh he
City. They are paid g. IS, e. and o. per weea, NV |
happens. There being no established rates amuas
them, they are In competition with each other andN
underbidding fair price for work. injure thenselvs,
while they rob each other. An established rate na |
harmonious action Ia all that Ia required 10 remAiy
the evil. The wages ought to be 81 or o. per weed
at least. Now, said the Chairman, IL the time 70 /
move There Is demand for labor, aud We mus,
make honey In the season OF blossomsT 10 bhs Il
fault OF theJourneymen II they do not stand out sgas
injustice.
Messrs. Mclean, Mitchell and Gillen were sppOiu, |
cd Committee to report resolutions.
Mr. Gitten addressed the meeting lie said Ind Il
workmen make the low rates by undertaking Il
some cases, and in other instances the employer vi
oher but % 50, or 81 to those who ask Co. nerek !
Ing no UNIFORM rate for the trade workmen take be
oner from necessity or for brief period when thy
need not and would not do so IL there WINS a uulom !
rate established and insisted upon.
Mr. John Boyd, Mr. Drummond, and others Mldressi
the meeting 10 the same end
The Committee appointed 10 draft resolutions ths
came In and handed It's report TO the Chairman of the
meeting The Secretary road the resoIufioas; sua !
they were seversly adopted without opposition, or
dissenting vote They were In substance q. follows.
FstAMbLE- where's, we tho ysrnishers and PchsAss |
OF ths Ory OF REV .forN have been suffering for sa
me irof canses hich could easily be rem sded by ana
acton and, nssnueh consider our services a. ben,
mechanics to their eDployen-and in view az tAs az
orgisnt Pncss OF provisions, house- rents &c.
fes@eo-l nat nile We act with fDi
i'speet Tow ard our employers must not forget tbs ta
law ., ratnIe-set Presersatlon-and our trade h
been dscipiD while the various ties OF life hss
sen va cost unless We snitsd wages .re likely
De yet owef of wan, Of unity Of action among oar
selves. And b. Il fnTfbe'. II
Re.oed That all III. disc nti0ns boils ard trublns
nave heretofore existed among US BE- now healed ui Il
mai ssen extend 10 the other the hand Of elowshp al
iet Al unite IN one body Of vARssBEss AND P0LfsHrp
70 act IN UNISON end establish fair and regular Eulsf
ssessameiest 10 malnsln ourselves sId our fam;es
hesed That IN agreeing With the above resolunoaaw
IN
interests of onr employer; Tor the bunness In whish -
are eupioyed more profitable 10 our en- poyers tzss
shy other business IN the mechanical line this eity
ne rases 70 ne Operatives the lowest Comparatively
oi any siess o. mechanics IN TINS City-sndi kSts
the remsoy |
hssotred That the committee wish 10 recommend pes
poeung.h mesa nslutiens eoncuned ln-Gse l
eieiy Of .ernisher. and Poshers in eIsi<sos IN
constitution and bylaws Containing whoessns end ~
pe p'ovifons for the remedy for the evils under sth
sSner-aDd all that required 10 for tho vansassrf
fohshsfs TO unite with this society, and very e1
me me benefits Of such Organization will Ne ksse
tploJed by even member Of a. and tho wollmss %
in