New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26

AM the whole affair to be brought before him since 'hi'
time months have elapsed and nothing heard Of The mai
ter-here-ulari convicted criminal being IN the meantime
enjoying the liberties Of gentleman
! THE CoyDvor OF The IRBH RACE ~ AxEEIcA-
M Thomas Darcy Niece delivered ls-trre this srb
eo last nigh; at the Tabernacle Broadway Tie sRYa Z s
his opinion that tie Irshmen coming - this c'rntry ~
IL present time had great due, % perform wr As @
cuhes 10 contend with These difficulties were the est
mate formed Of .hci character from En-ish literature ant
Misrepresentation from the cricaur, Of them on the STAG
AMI somen.. because 81 their own eccentric cOnuct
There was another difficulty. the liberal on tn OFT
side Of the people who booked At them but not OF
them and was too liberal TO have any fixed opinions Also
tie politician who became their friend at election times
The Way be coniendei to remedy these VS. % acquire
property to procure Catholic and Irish eucatcn for al
though it would be to have any nationality on this
continent but American nationality vet there were many
elements in the Irish character different from those of the
ADglo-Saxon race. An Irshman did not consider well
balanced ledger the hight OF ciylzatonihe Anglo Saxon
did The one looked liberty freeing him from all re-
srain while the other considered had Is duties a. ~eas
it, privilege, and respect for authority was one OF these
duties And A. the future character Of America would be
made up Of the characteristics Of all the people who came
to her shores that the duty OF the Ihman to leave
the impress OF whatever was good in bis behind hn
Tie Lecturer was listened with attention and the speaker
cheered al its close.
MrsrcAL LEoruRE-Mr Lowell Mason. of Boston,
delivered an Introduction lecture Music at 10 O'Clock
Yesterday morning ct the Normal Musical Institute in this
City There was a good attendance.
WATERS SrRIKE.-The proprietor Of the Clarendon
Hotel yesterday discharged every in hi employ VINO
belonged to the Walters Union and has employed
after the style Of European Hotels 1t viii be by the
annexed statement that the Walters Strike has not bene
fitted them a body the contrary there many who
would willingly to their former situations, even At
the old rate of wages.
The propetors of the Aston Irving Denonico's, City.
and Florence Hotels pay their walters in proportion TO their
capabilities little inconvenience has been expert.
enced and few have eft. but their place, have been
filed with better at the same wages.
There has been strike at DemoEico, and the Metro
politan Hotels AT the St Nicholas those who did not
strike are paid more than els those of the strikers who
were worth ss received it and the reminder dis
charged The Carlton Hotel pays the advance until they
can get other men suit Gunter pays SO Fish and
Weeks pay the scale but discharged their white hands
and employ negroes aledgng that If they have r pay
good price they viii have polite servants Al MERGERS
they pay their servants according TO value. Taylors
walters struck but returned without advance Frenchs
struck and five left whose places were filed with better at
the old rate.
The Rule MAKKRs-The Committee, appointed by
this body Of operatives at their recent meeting to revise
the scale Of prices report that in pursuance of the object
for which they wert appointed they waited upon the
ployers who treated them in very gentemany manner
and after examining he proposed consented to its adop
ton thereby relieving the trade from two great eysthat
of oppressive discount and liable list Of prices
Such conduct the part of the employers deserving Of
great praise and ii praced by manufacturers generally
would be productive of much good
MEETING or THE Boor AND SHOE MAKERS or THE
MISS BRtscH-Iherc large meeting Of this class
of mechanics at Keans Hail. corner OF Grand and Eliza
bethsts last evening. Mr.. Adam Campbell Oh rman
and Mr. Michael OKeefr Secretary The reports Of
the stores that were strike next received.
Der Of stores have granted .le advance aLj two have
refused
The wage, heretofore paid have been 81 = per
pair for making boots The price which they now AK IS
81 per pair.
Charles McCarty spoke at considerable length contend
ing that tie only sympathy which their employers have for
them based in sefshness ana IS measured by the profits
q Their labor lie also eied to show that the Trade
society of which they members. the only source
ofsympaty TO which they have IN time of sickness
or los, Of work, He also spoke Of the nsessity Of
better recompen.c Of labor in order that they might have
The comforts of c and the means OF educating their CHI
"a a, the result Of reasonable hours Of hard labor
Mr Mckinney next addressed the meeting to about the
same rurp SO. Mr. Geo Turner spoke next, urging lao
Shocl t. be liberal u the matter Of funds in order 20
AID the Az who out Of work strike in the
Civ also L. relieve those cordwaners of Newark who
prosecuted
that they wasting away Their I'VE, glrets and close
,ops over Camphele lmups and by'h9r labor even on
an average Of So per week lie believed that physician
could extract from them gas than blood IAs speak
urged men g jon the S0Htty ana 20 prompt ~ Their
Mr. r. sheridan made some remarks IN which la satel
hathe German branch Of this body would stand IN the
/ same position as this meeting
some further discussion took place relative to the inan
ciai Affairs Of the Society and some money tax O. sup
port those on strike was pail into Their treasury.
TWAS reported 10y the Committee that Of the
Movers IN coUcedng The advance Of wIge- stated that
hey considered Just and proper but should be uniform,
otherwise would operate preudcal 70 the business Of
those who complied with the ads For their part they
did not consider that tie advance of wages came out Of
them but of the public who must pay the difference in
the price Of their work If the advance IS uniform the
workmen will get their dues the employers viii not be
jured, and the public viii pay the advance
The STRIKE OF CITF HALL HASDs.-It is anticipated
that this protractcd strike will Thursday next
by the discharge of the old hands and their nstgatOr and
the substitution of an entire set Of servants that
he relied on in all seasons and weathers These new folks
are said to be honest that instead Of following their pred
ecessor example by attempting to prove that ten hours
are twelve: but they viii give the full complement OF
sxtv minutes to the hour and nothing or less al the
year round.
HARD BREAD BAKERs.-This body of abOring men
held meeting Saturday night to initiate proceedings
which aim at an advance inwages.
s. s. MISSIONARY AssocnrIoS-The twentieth ami.
verary of the Sabbath School Missionary Association Of
the West Presbyterian Church held Sunday
ing in the Carmnes Church The report stated that they
had received $500 during the last year. Of which SYST
had been paid over 10 the American Home Missionary
/ Sooetv 10 whom they auxiliary NJ j. { Meeks,
and Rev. Mr.. Skinner made short addresses.
real E.rArE-The following sales were male by A.
1 Bleecker April 25-In Willamsburgh.
lot on south 2dst 9th and lOthst' 25rs' ESQ