New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

The wArrHns-A srHrKr AND THE Esd OF IT
Pursuant to arrangements previously made the Waters Ia
great number Of hotels struck for wages yesterday
ming just the gongs had sounded for breakfast The
suit however. not serious had been anticipated
by the strikers In most among the leading hote
the proprtors had long since eithe paid agreed 70 pay
the rates asked reseryiug the privilege ofjutsins what
worth the money in other the Propreiors
at discharged those who deemed not worth the
SIS per month and sen others back 20 tie tables
At the Aston House, after being told that al good men
would receive satisfactory wages they returned at once to
work The prope;ors had received offers Of service from
hundreds who anxious TO get the situations even at
the old prices One letter offered twelve smart young men,
each Of whom would bring sister girls should
be put at table
AZ the Irving House there permanent difficulty
notwithstanding the gross misrepresentation of an evening
paper Not more than fifth Of the force left, aud their
places instantaneously supplied. The propreors
viii pay for good men all tina; Justly be asked but viii
not DO so under compulsion.
At;he st Nicholas. there was strike whereupon the
best men were paid satisfactorily and went to work The
persons less valuable were discharged The number
not large enough to produce any marked inconvenience
1.-THE Metropolitan there movement whatever
This is the general result in all the hotels The besmen
will be retained and will receive in many instances much
more than the striking price The poorer sort will be sent
adr and their places will be supplied from the countless
application already sent in. large number of public
houAs restaurants &c, have been reported paying the
prices This probably true, but there are very few in
stances which they have been compelled to do IA
strike the affair ladvsed and will nure the walters
much more than they anticipated
PIASo.FoRrE MAKERs.-An adjourned meeting of the
Piano Forte makers was held last evening at derbrands
Hall in Hester ST. at which there between three and
four hundred persons present Mr. J. Young acted as
Chairman and F. T. McCurdy Secretary The purpose
Of the meeting was TO hear reports Of delegates from each
of the sLos relative to their in asking for al
vance In most the delegates reported that the
em lovers had acceded to their demands and increased
the prices from per cent according to the kind Of
work few shops had refused to pay an advance, and
accordingly the men were standing out
The delegate from VIM Hall & Sons shope presented the
following note: y .-,o, ,,,,
GENTS polite and senemanly in which have
and we trust may be e01saev to q1 To @sA and
To the Care Makers in our employ.
The above communication received with round of
applause.
formed for the purpose of raising fund to support to their
fullest extent those who on strike or who may
hereafter strike. Adopted
ouds Of the hands have not been exceeded TO-
mend to strike soon as practicable Carried.
The meeting then adjourned to Monday evening next
The EMPLOYING PRSTERs-The meeting Of En-
poyne Printers took place Tammany Hall last evening
The meeting being a preliminary and matters Of a
private nature having to be discussed the members of the
Press were not admitted.
The Committee from the New-York Printers Co-opera.
five Union were invited in towards the close. The EN-
Movers present stated that they thought the advance asked
was too HIGH but as the trade not fully represented
they should take measures to call another meeting when
the attendance would be more general and some definite
conclusion could be arrived at
Private CoAcHxrS meeting Of the private Coach
men was held last evening at Grandst HILL THE main
business transacted the adopting of constitution and
bye avs for the government Of society TO be called the
Private Coachmen's Protective Union Society" The OBJ
ec Of which is to create fsnd for the support of those
who may be thrown ont of employment when they may
demand an increase Of wages After several speeches
were made the meeting was adjourned.
! MARINE FIREMES AND Coal Between three
and four hundred Of the Marine Fremen and Coal passers
held meeting last evening at No. ego Grandst, for the
purpose Of hearing the report Of the delegates appointed at
previous meeting to address circulars to the steamship
and steamboat companies asking an advance Of s. per
month Three of the companies willing to pay the
advance providing the other companies would also accele.
LARGE number of names enrolled the list of the
Society after which they adjourned to some evening next
week when final decision will be made
SrRASGERs-The following are among the persons
! arrived at the principal hotels:
AsTOR HOUSE.
Hon s Beasdsley Utica, OK stuart DatrNt,
I Senator Williams. Ithaca, T. Coltart, Liverpool,
Col Scranton, Pcnnsylvons. j. o. favuswortb, Albany,
Catt.in Bradley, New Haven, T. H. sargent Arkansas,
J. \ Amts Chicopec j. i. Cochrane w ashngton
, ". Hal Detroit, - ,,o,.s,
Hon r. Tfurston Rhode Island DR. Southgater u S.A,
L. T,rspe. Cuhs y. ROberts, q. ) A.,
/ IL ! / Fiworfh. Al.bams. Cant Taylcr, o. :. A.,
o., irsr Versues AIDES Cuba Major Shepherd. 4
Hon NJ Moen, Montreal, O. W TIM buffalo,
Mr. Coffin Montreal D. MCCARTHY, syracise,
DR. H. Kelly Worcester Dr. u. VI Patter, Sprn{held,
W b. Eaten, Boston, y >. Haggerty Ne"-Orisans,
ST NICHOLAS
! c,r Simmer Mohawk t. Savage Wilmington,
81 w 81 Crane Rochester, H. Stout, Baltimore,
n r WeIlrffe. H. J.. Kirg Albany,
n P,thofy Phladep his, p c. Erbeu, Philadelphia,