New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30


make arrangements express fully their Of the
os sustained By them IA the Iaented death OF the late
stnuel Jones Chief Justice Oakley. Of the Superior
Court VIII be requested preside the meeting and adge
II T. EDWARDS of the Supreme Couri and Mes-rs Danei
Lord Hiram Ketehum Charlie Kirkland and such other
gentlemen Of the Bar may Be disposed vii be invited
address the meeting
meeting OF Inventors held on Thursday morning
at O'Clock in public hall opposite the Crystal Palace to
take the necessary steps for forming Inventors Pro
tectve Union Mr. T G. Clayton Of Northern Virginia.
called to the Chair and Samuel A. Eaton Of Boston.
Mas was made Secretary. The object of the meeting
briefly stated by the Chairman after which the follow
ing Committee elected draft resolutions expressing
the sense Of the meeting and the object Of the Union.
Messrs Clayton, Garretson. Sands Sanons and Gibbs
After electing the Committee the meeting adjourned to
meet this morning at the hour and place Quite
number Of Inventors present and almost every State IN
the Union had its representative The meeting wished to
be particularly understood that the call did not embrace
the Inventors at the Crystal Palace alone but every Invent
resident in the City 1t is intended practicable to
form National Inventors Union Inventors generally be-
evng that the Patent Law does afford all the protection
from capital which If should
The military pupils of the Danbury Institute the Rev.
Elias 5. Schenck, Principal visited this City yesterday
morning. They came by the New-Hsven Railroad.
agbed at Broome and took up their line of march for
the Park, where they reviewed by Gen Hall
and several members of the Common Council Amer the
honors of the review Capt French of the La Fayetts
FusiHers-he having two in the corps-invted the
visitors his Hotel where banquet spread Many of
the parents present male and female Of the entertain
mena novel spectacle beng presented in the appearance
of ladies q, the festive board a military occasion
Speeches made by Capt French, who welcomed his
guests behalf Of his eldest the Rev Mr. Schenck
Ddothers. II was altogether pleasant affair Ihemtary
instructor Of these youths is Mons Ignace de Zemeck
Pole by birth, who seems great proficient in mill
tary science though devang from the United States
laons somewhat in the military instruction he mpars by
reason of his foreign education and predictions
Thirty four rank and file divided into two companies each
Offered comprised the force of this miniature military
ray.
We are indebted to Capt Lasc vreeland of the
boot Syph for assistance rendered to ship Col
ecor Yesterday whereby the delivery of packages per
steamship Washington expedited nearly three quarters
Of an hour
The Shepard Guard went TO Flushing their annual tar
get excursion yesterday accompanied by Adkinss Band
The dinner was provided by NJ Gooderson Appropriate
speeches were made by the invited guests The prizes
distributed their return board the boat by Capt
Rynders as follows The prizes vere-l A beautiful Sl
yer Pitcher presented by the friends of Lorenzo shep
ard from the lower Wards Silver Goblet lined with
Gold. g. An elegant Silver Card Basket. 4. massive
Gold Pen and Pencil s. A fine Gold Locket 6 A Silver
Spoon Fork and Knife T. A beautiful Breastpin. 8.
Daguerreotype. g A Genin Beaver Hat.
The match announced for Monday, between the Wash
ngton Cricket Club of Kensington Philadelphia and the
York Club has been postponed consequence of the
Phadehans being able TO get their together for
that day will probably take place on the 18th of Octo
Der Instead of this match two elevens chosen from the
New York Club will play Monday next at Hoboken, for
the benefit of Sans the ground keeper who capital
crckeer and deserves attention for his cviy to the
bers and visitors.
The DRY GooDs CLERKS PROTECTIVE UNoS.-A meet
ing of this body held last evening at Lamarne Hail.
corner Twenty ninth st and Eghthav. John w. Hanes
was called to the chair and Thomas Booth appointed Sec
rotary The Clerk read the minutes of the last meeting
which were approved
Mr. Croford the Chairman of the Committee Resolu
tons reported recommendation that positive agreement
should be made that they should not work after O'Clock
7 NJ and also that any member who would get drunk
be guilty of immoral act should be expelled the Society
Thee resolutions were adopted Another resolution
reported to refuse admission oil persons under eighteen
yar of age who might apply for admission the Society
This resolution after debate, by motion laid
the table They also reported that all the employers yet
applied to- had agreed close their with the exception
OF Mr. Sandford
The Committee Organization presented the following
names fcr officers to be baoted for next night Of
meeting:
For Pyfsideat-Wm Poe
lice Preaidcnt-J. NJ. HaiBes.
Corresp0ndiRg >ecretary-Wm Booth
EccordiHg Sec1etary-George MOynap.
Financial >eercfarg-J J. II. Moore
The Secretary announced that twenty had joined
that night and seventeen had entered their the
list who would be balloted br next evening
Mr. Mooney an old gentleman with very gray head.
said that he hoped his young friends would proceed with
tha work they had commenced There no doubt bat
they would succeed for they would have the public with
them No people would encourage men who would force
the persons in their employment, work fifteen sixteen
hours day II was for the benefit OF the employers
themsevss that they should be exacng for the young
men would not then be able 70 do justice to them able
TO do The work The Clerks could under present
circumstance rise Ike Of other trades and professions,
and no parent would send bis child TO such employment
and thus in few years there would BE- no Dry Goods Clerks
lie did not see why men wanted keep open their
late unless they wanted 10 take advantage Of their fellow
men, or receive money got Improperly from persons who
could not BE- making purchase in daylight They
would thus become dsrepuabe places and decent per
son would go into them After few words from Mr. Poe
calling on al the Clerks in the City ion The meeting ad
journed to Thursday night nevt
The TALoHs PRorEcrHE UyIoy-Anohef meeting OF
this Society wa held at the sixth Ward Hotel last evening
relative TO the difficulty between the workmen in Mr Wy
mans shop and the proprietor the subject OF wages
The Committee appointed the previous evening confer
with Mr. wynan Yesterday made their report last evening
ifaffo