New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
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SALOON CAR FOR rHE HUDsos RIVER RAILROAD
Their. Is something new under the sun Nc French Sup
mt OF the Hudson River Railroad has bodied
AL idea that cannot sil 10 excite universal admiration.
The Saloon Car" IS most magnificent fixture -combin-
ug soci.biy AID Comfort to extent before APP
preached in Railroad strspg enements The body Of the
ear Of the length aud nearly foot wider thsa those in
ordinary use Ii has hall the right hand side, about
three feet wide ont Of which four saloons Open capable
Of asrg eight persons each and for four persons
In The larger sois five chars center table,
and y msgIh, ent mirror. The psnsing Is beautifully
ornsmeIed with sno scopes ana other psinngsthe vim
and blinds especially adapted for Ventilation and
ter tue ut Gust aud oinders and the whole is
splerody unique, neat snd spacious IL just what Vas
tded tor family and other pJss Who n Their 'urnsy
ugs de sire 10 be acne. Thus Saloon Car sl, ara
quite sure b. IN great rqoh on The fare will Of course,
be more than IN the Ordinary cars because Il contains
fever seats Bur those sno can appreciate comfort aud
ha, the tn ply tor IT, will chseriuy snbut the
adoinnsl luorperd eut ~ ts novelty the ear from
tho shop oi Esun Gilbert rroyl is lins piece
ch.nism Only one YET finished but others are IN pro-
lfess required, Ds attached 10 ssch trn1.
Ana when they ar 50 attached We are Confident toa they
will b. slsals beo. Atsil eyeIis, Mr. French deserves
the thanks OF tho travelling public Tor making tbs espsn
m.nt. Albany T. journal, ism.
BORIS AT THE or IHiRrr MILES AN HouR-On
"Wednesday night nmig irish gave Dirh to
In. chio the through Immigrant train. The co.,
du,tor Mr. tD Oh learning OF this unexpected addition
the number OF pssse gers al bed made for tne poor
woman the sests Of the first class cars Wnen
hey arrived i'll Albany. mother and child doing
we'll This infant ought to be- thorough going progress
"siys"
Mass kEETIsG Oh TIE PsISrERs-GEsERAL STRIKE -
The Jourpeymeu Painter. held meeting at Military HAIL.
in The Bow.ry at o'clock last evening large number
assembled take up the resolution which laid over
The preyr US meeting. The Chair wa, occupied BY Mr.
Thomas Is. Brady Mr. Eaghsh wee PRESIDENT Joseph
Rogers, Secretary.
MIR Cowtou arose and explained the object Of the meet
ing to be the passage Of resolution. which specified taat
III, should worn usiform rate VI wages through
out the year.
The next matter for consideration the expectancy o.
general OF all the Painters In New iok-not only
OF those aho getting 81 rs per day bu. Also those
Who getting az per gay Ihe ~sg5s 10 Do sIack of
should be e. per day to all.
The Chairman put the resolution for general strike on
MoDcay next. TINS would have bsen carried with accls
nation had not painter inquired if tue workman would
strike MONDAY.
MIR Ensbh raid he conceived that the absence OF 70
man, If the craft sufficient ans"er 10 tue qasry
For himself be would do the majority did IL tney
would hep down wages Of their fellows, he vouid
xo1k for the reduced rate Of wages The next step
would be for tho bosses Il pull down the wages
TO 81 20 per day and he would work Tor thx
IL, differed from the gentlemen VINO had preceded hin
in regard the necessity 81 ali striking he thoasa tsst
men those shops which pay ine prices should continues
work Only the men Who wer- eDpOye innjhPJ"seh'p.
shoul strike (Chsers lie wanted but bis rights ana
those be would BE- really to maintain hs taoishs
they Only determined IT, they could as really OBTAIN
o. per day 81 IS. Further discussion followed snsr
witch III. T. 10 wing RESOLUTION read
Ro,d strictly maintain 80 Uniform aoa psrnan
s Si sssh House f.en .ss Ma. Ns.a.a
he'd yufos snd ~fieh haa been ~ ns ess, 70
reeve a. per d., Apn aH the Ia. q asV.a,si
.pS o =. p. s:' S Sass a' s.os Ss Of he s
. s ! ,1ss os srs s1S a sssss, INST soaa,
~ ~. rsI cse Of failure in resolution ar: DE-
n Coapsa, hS 10 s, 1 % 30 o.ns
- s,ss 70 de s,upshe. public through The Pres. and
e.s.aI then ser .se men s ~ - f Re orse
Ie.,s have refused LOL ane respectable livelihood
| AR nssgsxtess ryoke ., sons 'eDk'h ON ."e i'''.
os.;n.oI. IN favor Of strike. should be n,cesA
- g., ,b r.in, nance Of their rights as sorkognsn hs
-, ,bs .oou,r il took place the better lnr,usnou'
..cb be Vas much sppl1ucsd, He then read tas fol-
| -, an .ncu,.nt to the tore going Tesouf"ns
Iese Ie .,ssrs "a The ~.sassto Parade 5and TO
Ut intuition u he smEioJs. h. ,.,e,,v a.tyo,.b
nas without c.AeDn' shall esa.s "osia< o. A'Aa
Tb r.,o.stlous ard Insir amendments were CARED
| uI ann oUsly su.id much chssrAg
after ire spyoiAtasnt Of COMMITTEES 70 wat on 'ns w
Iiou, w,rkmeL to-os,, h. n'e-'iDs adjourned
Bsur.L ASSAULT WITH As Az OK saIPBoARo.-Fr''%
lie Hard II JEFF mate Of tue brig 81 o7's'
lyiDg tb- Battery, ~ AZ cary hoef ri"v M my =
IN. void, With John sxe.ny ard " alisn "slaes tS'
| 81 n hands On oosTo-xhsredPon s1e-ny oeco"'ns
ds.t.ta,e sized az * ard struck Her THREE P'Ts'i
Ia. bach of tL- head .hcb, e asserted" COM
ptsl sloye il his sknl sl-v being fractured Ia mo"
| h.rri,l. msnn@r While Ss'sny ~1s comqas''S W.
deadly az auIi W4n.ce bis aocomPi'e, csrSh' h'AI
,sk- ard suack II, Ter With it, Tbs feos, ION Ja 4
nio TIE ,h'p. boat and rowed on out nPoa p.a.
pksip ,hsy vera arrested by Odicers Cogsn s'a run
| " p,f,e All
~ .urs Ferris. Of I24 Chsryst .ho yess'doy nSa.t
s1ol.Ted before Justice Boz art aud mace IA .,,.s
,t,g :, nh tr- above fats. Sffr Nhlen tns -
800 -. So ,.d W .lac. 70 the r'mbs 81 aga. '1s
! resrlt II tbs l. u les t5sS iIricied hyer -. COO
mn, D, nsa on noa. hs briz, ana tnsfe . 'iNi 80,
/ ,iJiHy II b. I'c"s+fy. IN 'Ao'S ~
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