New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27

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FsaSeoSI, Observation-Disclosures. and ,eaas
w1sESSTos CIscUs-P-rfo-u,nce' afternoon aud evening
There small deluge yesterday, commen,iug At
A. ~ and listing until noon The evening was cool. ana
the night breezy and pleasant.
p ;. Another heavy shower cams up short tine
before midnight.
The Opera of Norma will be given tonight =. Castle
GARDEN BY Stefanone Sslv AnalisPs and Company.
THE ME.s1Es-The ship Cons tuition which arrived
here yesterday with zig passenger had during the voyage
over niHety cases Of measles st one time.
We understand that Hon. Rober, Dale Owsn. Chrst
Af.res 10 the Cour, of Nsp=s with his family has taken
passage in the London packet ship Devonshre, to ss
hence 9TH Of August next
There will be a grand picnic excursion to and
from West Point Peekski, Rock.nd Lake &C. Thurs
day July p 1883, by barge Merchant and steamboat
CHlRcE OF ALTERING BASE BrLLs-Oii ers VI .st.r
son snd Keee Of the Chiefs Office yeseri.y arrested
young man named james o Bri-n, charge of being
engaged in altering bank bills ives and Iii
alleged that be purchased urrent = bills from q
iourneyman cabinet maker. for the purpose OF altering
them and this individual who informed him The
officers found that be occupied room in Ced,rs, and
after finding the they watched his movements all
dsy and toward evening suddenly burst open the door
ard secured him The prisoner made d. sp-rats effort
~ the
pistols end difks were found lying exposed in the
but the Police operated quickly 10 allow OF his using
them When he found that he secured h. Grid
der 1.-THE top Of his voice and alarmed the whole neigh
borbood No altered bills discovered in the room
but large number Of of genuine ives and tens
VIII CHI bad been off TO stick the > bills, found
on his person He taken before Justice Bogsrt aud
locked up 10 sw ait examination
RopBrRr OF THE MERcH,STs AND farmers BANK OF
NEw.JERsEY-The Chief OF Police yesterday morning
received information that the bank above named situated
ST jersey City had been robbed of large of money
The amount said to have been stolen $4,000 but
believed that much larger sum has been ken. Monday
WAS deposte day for the Savings Bank and considerable
sum had been paid n The keys Of the safe stolen
from the residence of the Cashier and the burglars, aztec
obtaining them climbed into yard in the bank
huid, aud then burst open the back door after which
they unlocked the safe and helped themselves No clue
- To ho the robbers had been obtained up
evening.
The L. S Mail steamship Humboldt Capt Lines which
sailed from this port the 81 inst for Havre arrived at
Southampton on the 18th, at A. NJ.
STREE or THE JoURNEYNEN House. PAINTERS
Saturday evening last in accordance with preconcerted
arrangement number Of the leading Master use ,nt
ers Of Nes York told their band. that after III m7 thy
should psy them 10 more than Il - cents per day inses
# per day which they have been receiving since the
first Morday in April last in accordance with hs follow
rg resolutions adopted by them at nesting held
the 18Th March last
Ra That the trade from the Monday Of April
10 the 1T u November. shall be- - per day.
R,d That after del beraton, deem this denand
Glove resolution.
In consideration OF the contemplated Reduction the men
refused their work Tor less than the spec
fed in the above resolution
On Monoay morniog 4 large meeting held At Con
iourneymen, for \ mass meeting OF the trade
Last evening about 300 iourneymen Military Hall
in the Bowery for the purpose OF taking n,o consd-ra
ton the conduct Of portion Of the bosses. VINO have
made invidous and crafty attempt to reduce our
present rates of wages The business of the evening
commenced at O'Clock, by appointing Mr. Thos H. Cop
ping 70 the Chair Stewart Banning Edward Daley SAN.
uel Montague, and Jehn Nixon Vice Presidents John
Cswton anu John English, Secretaries
The fret speaker WAS Mr. Robert Wynn, who spoke Of
the advantages Of cooperative institutions
Messr. Sunderland, Maggness. Little Malone Journey
men, and employer and member OF the Union, n.msd
Dayi son spoke 10 the assemblsge They detailed many
Circumstances which if authentic reflect great credit
On the parties to whom reference had. They were
particularly indignant that the employers should take al
vantage Of mans necessities, and compel him 10 ac
cept unfair wages They further sad that they should
rot regard the employing Of inferior workmen at
al
snce in their charges to the public But they do not
they employ many at dollar day and charge for
their labor the rate though they paid them fl
wages az class workman. This pratce they con
tended only emnenty dishonest 10 the public but
was undermining the reputation IT good And
N conclusion they desired to all their fellow worknen
united and firm in the viadcauon o. their ast and lawful
rights ard the results would be favorable they could
desire
Mr. John English thes came forward in answer 70
from The III fn-
lily Isistency aud unity ia their actions only
Society but journey man Painters lie was warmly
applauded.
being united they would b. successful
The following resolution was unanimously passed at
Mondays nesting and endorsed las; evening
Rrd That members Of tbs meeting pledge themselves
eoIiiLus to tAd ,o dss: per y 1 'S S9g Ts, ia 'ns'
AFTER endorsing the resolution OF the 18th Of March las,
they passed the following
Kset While rePuda ths conduct those bose. whose
,,,tp ie se turn our thaak. coutnae %
the established rate Of wases and pledge ourselves
10 b. d their eoLdse! ia remembrance II due ,esson.
Aer unanimous passage Of these resolutions the meet
ing adjourned.
srRASGERs-The following are among the persons who
arrived yesterday at the
HOWARD HOTEL
Rev R, Miller, Worcester. ThSq% Kent Baltimore.
B.och4 y = s. LPSi. t ti2.s s S'qsas,.
James BOSNIAN FrsEkln o. yss T Lea North Carolina
JoIb 55pls s1-i NddIepor. Dr. \ Koon s Islands
" Z Morrison Memphis J ) Ely' Norwich.
e., w,,5 Louisville. A'i0A n Il G. M.rr.on, Urc.
J " Kins CIneiarsn- T z Capens, Char esto1-
R. c Fsi.yih Ss.beIlh We aSss NSsmg4.
" a Frnihn Macon c. Wsnneuaeher Philadelphia
X p Psimer stouinston R. Colt Paterson.
. dsr5psr Boston y r. McClgng 81 Lous
J Morton, AIssnss