The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-04
NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

PiTTssuRo, May The National Typographical Union
this morning in the city hall large number were IN
attendance nine States being represented In the absence
of the president Thomas Gales Foster Of ST. Louis, was
called the chair The following subordinate unions were
chartered: Rochester No Is Chicago, No 10 and New
Orleans, No H. An application for cooperative union
ia New York city presented by their delegates, who
admitted porary seat in the convention after
long discussion resolution was then offered that. ow
ing circumstances existing in New York city not obtain
ing other localities, the union deem it expeden that no
organizations should exist there subordinate TO tie
National Union. warm discussion followed, and pend
ing motion to amend by granting cooperative union
the convention adjourned till p The session will
tinue several days, ball will be given Wednesday
night to the delegates by the Pusbnrg union.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Union reassembed at 3 o'clock, and rejected the
appicao charter the New York Cooperative Union.
Mr.. Smith addressed the convention at length, making
able defence of The Cooperative Union, comprising
OF the printers Of New York who enjoy The confidence
of the employers.
On motion, Mr.. Smith was unanimously admitted
seat in the convention during its session, but without the
privilege OF voting After the appointment oil
mit;ees, the Union adjourned until tomorrow o'clock
FURTHER OF THE STEAMER
ocKAN WAVE ON LAKE ONTARIO,
OoDKSsBURe, On. Y,) May We have further partcu-
lars of The loss of the Ocean Wave from the crew,
Stephen Blackman The Ocean Wave took fire from her
furnace on her downward trip, OF the ]" Ducks" about
40 miles above Kingston, Saturday morning, about
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mile and half from the shore, which she was imne-
diately headed for but intense the
chnery gave out, and she ded The upper cabin
consumed in about fifteen minutes and about two
hours the hull went down Those saved taken off
by the schooner Georgiana. The Ocean Wave had on
board fourteen cabin and nine deck passengers besides
four children and the who swellcd the number
about nifty, oil whom twenty-five saved. Among the
saved Captain Wright and both Thomas
Oliver, the purser both wheelsmen the
Mr. Biackman and a number OF deck hands Among the
passengers saved Mr. Francis Kiah and wife both
of whom were burned but not dangerously Mrs French
Of Cornwall, and the wife OF Mr. Moore OF the Gore BanE,
Hamilton These three all The females saved. A
small vessel, on her way downward boat to the
sisiance Of the ated but the being flight.
ened, pulled again The schooner Georsana then
hove in sight lowered boat, which manned with
her mate and two sailors, aud succeeded In picking M
eighteen persons. In two minutes after the wreck
went down She had driited eight miles from the shore
before she sunk The captain, first mate one
ger reached the shore the disaster, and the vessel
brought the rest to Kingston. Among those lost are Mr.
Trumbul first engineer; Julius Sanders bar-keeper the
cook Mrs. Donald nurse, and three children OF tho
cashier of the Gore Bank, Hamilton three ladies. names
| unknown; Mr.. Lyman Il. Fiske, of the firm OF H. s.
Humphrey, of Ogdensburg Whole number lost at least
twenty eight The progress OF the flames was 30 rapid
that it impossible to launch any of the boats which
were on board