New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

hausted Both guano and phosphate OF hne are a1esAeu
Prof Mapes said any rain fen in Peru 3, all it 50
little be unworthy Of notice. and that 10 could no'
affect the guanO that the guano dry AMI dusty that
the Cinnamon employed on IL sometimes destroyed them.
50 YES rather than continue their occupation. lie sad
guano contained ali thai plants required although perhaps
MOI in estiye proportions, st It cheaper % use L
and nav for H. than 20 stable mile. though
might be had for the fetching OF phosphate of lime
one pound bone dust when boiled AZ 800 70 400 deg was
more powerful in IT, effects tia twenty i've pounds ihU
were in NV crushed and he thought every doll wol
of suano brought into this country public blessing
and every pound OF bones taken out OF pu'Ac carsv
some tine berry plants were 'nen aiS'Fio1'e anu
the meeting adjourned
SUGAR B,XERs-An adjourned meeting OF the Sugar
Bakers was held last evening at No loJ Hester St At
which there large number OF persons present Inc
following resolutions were unanimously adopted;
Res Ths, We the Bakers Of NewYork and Brooklyn
meet employers body oeoek this Wednesday ornns
tAs,p rsfu.ps scceds 70 our demands we will
Rsd That the payest o. eur wages once fortnight
eod That we the Sugar Bakers NeYok aud BsooNyn do
ade By and hope Of men, will Aspt our SIT
until such reasonable requests are granted
Ii decided that all those strike should NEE, ~
No Hester to-day and form in procession and march
through the City headed by band OF music The meeting
then adjourned
PI,So-FORrE MAKERs-The PanoForte Makers
held an adjourned meeting al Illderbrands Hall IN Hester
- last yenng Mr. Young in the Chair and Mr. McCurdy
acting as Secretary The object to hear reports RON
the hands employ ed the shops who have not be-
reported. and 10 hesr reports rom to>r WHO were
standing at the time OF the last meeting From the re-
ports gwen n appears that three Of the principal shops
have acceded demands OF the who were stand
ing out The Committee appointed n the previous meet
Ing prepare Constitution and BY laws for the govern
Society, reported temporary by laws to answer
the present emergency The bylaws proNle Tor tue
raising of fund 10 support those out OF work. which were
adopted There j. present Piano Forte society es;ab
Eshed several wears the funds of which 1t is proposed
10 apply TO- the benefit OF those ON strike meeting oil
the members of the old Society to be held Thursday
evening when will BE- decided how these funds shall be
disposed Of After further unimporan business the
meeting adjourned.
NEw-YoRk PRISrERs' Cooperative USIoN.-ln ac-
cordance with call from this body large number OF the
Book and job Printers Monday evening in Chatham
Hall David A. Cooke, President, in the chair.
The Committee to confer with The Employers II their
meeting Thursday last report that the Em Toying PRINT
ers will Thursday evening at the Printers Libra
~ Chambers when they will give answer to the Scale
submitted To them
The following Committee were appointed to confer with
Employers at that meeting MessrS Baiy Lounsbury and
Cooke.
In opposition to a motion to empower said Committee to
accept reduction in the Scale of Prices for composition.
he would urge that the advance asked not too great as
he could prove that of the daily papers had obtained
information the principal hotels TO the effect that with
In the past two provisions had increased IN value 10
the 20 per cent TO say nothing OF rent and It's
further increase on the first OF next month Motion lost
resolution passed that the mon agree to submit
TO- and abide by the laws of the National Typographical
Union Thirty eight members admitted and the re-
cpipt, of the evening Amounted 81 ~ meeting OF
day evening and general meeting on Friday evening
TIE .JEws-" Festivals Ancient and Modern and the
Religious Rites of the jews the subject of the second
lecture Of the course delivered by Mr. Steiner, in the lee
ture room Of the Broadway Tabernacle Monday even
ipg Owing to the weather the attendance was rather
slim lie described the different festivals of the jews,
such n the Passover Pentecost Atonement &c. The
jews in od,n fines may learn from the Bible, went
No Jerusalem the country round about to celebrate
he Feast o the Passover the Jews in times come TO
New York 1t this OF the year, to celebrate IT, lie
spoke of the great which the Atonement was
held in hv all the Jews in all times, and dwe very feel
ngly ON the adherence OF the jews through all trial and
persecution their peculiar customs. lie said the time
,,opN no doubt come when God would again smile
Them a. Of old AMI remove his Christening hand from them,
and be- called all good Christians to pray for st time
FIRFs-The alarm of fire at three clock on Tuesday
morning wa, occl,ioncd by the burning out OF sooty
chimney in lammerslyst. near Hudson.
At one o'clock Tuesday morning fire broke out in
the grocery the of Broome and Mulberry
SIS The hremen eNnguished the flames and before
much damage occurred IL was caused bya deicct IN ths
chimney By which sparks logged on the trimmer
beam thus setting the premises on fire. Capt Scatlii with
platoon finch was present
RcRxED TO DEATH.-CorOner Gamble held an in
oe,t Yesterday at No EsseXst, upon the body OF Ca
Uterine Donney child three years OF age whose deih
wa- caused by burns, her clothing having accidentally
taken from stove in the house of her parents The
erie. Of the child brought her mother who ia the yard
AZ the time her assistance aud the little sufferer was
Immediately cuveloped in a blanket by of which
the flames were genchcd but not until they had taken hold
If the yas The accident occurred the 10th inst and
the child fingered until yesterday. The Jury rendered
verdict Of accidental death.
SUDDEN DEArH.-About o'clock yesterday morning
Timothy Desmond. public porter who resided az No lJ2
Front led at the dining saloon of Poarsall Lester in
Fulton Market, and after drinking glass of brandy, sat
down ON a chair and apparently went sleep Some time
afterwards it was ascertained that he dead His
remains taken his late residence where Coroner
ODonnel will, this morning hold an inquest upon him.
ARREST FOR FURIOUS DRIyNG.-Two men, named
VIM Frost and Andrew Miller yesterday arrested by
officer Wdey of the Second District Police Court charged
with urousy driving horse and wagon through Mercer
ST. Yesterday morning. and with running German
boy years Old named Krauss whose parents reside in
Mercer near Prince ST. nurpg him severely in the spine
They taken before Justice Stuart and required to lind
bail in $1,000 each, to answer the charge.
ARREST or A FUoIrrE.-OfTicer Deyoe of the Chiefs
Office Yesterday arrested named Plnkney Maher
who stands charged with having recently stolen horse
wagon and harness. valued $780, from rm doing bust
Albany. lie taken back to Albany to answer
the charge The prisoner is young man, and Sunday
las, married, and leaves his wife residing in
Br0one-st.
SENT TO THE PENIrESTnRY- Justice Stuart yester-
day sent 10 the Penentary for six months EACH four
toOus characters named Joseph Morrison alias Butcher
joe James Willis Hass Wheeler and John Monahon all
whom have heretofore been frequently arrested for de
fraudng unsuspecng countrymen by means OF the Burn
ing Game but who have always managed to escape punish
men the parties defrauded having been bought OF fro
making complaint They were all sent to the Island
Migrants.
INDICTED FOR HIGHWAY RoBBERY-A young man
named John solomon alias lderman Yesterday arrest
ed by officers Spcer aud Campbell Of the Court of SEES.
sions he having been indicted for highway robbery al.
eyed have been committed on the LIST inst on the person
OF Mrs Era Pocley Of No log Houston ST. whom it sad
he assaulted with and severely wounded the arm
and shoulder besides robbing her of watch He was
held to bail in the sum Of $1,000 to the Indictment