New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

CT The sales which 10 knowledge and think son
Of getting up regular reports Of the Shanghai Mlrks
Why not since they sell for much a. sons ba,ck
and by far higher than ordinary Eheep or swine
We have sales Of two coops OF our each Gray sh.nhs
for $50 coop pair OF Muscovy Ducks, sI2; pair
Turkeys sl0i trio Of Bolton Grays or Silver Hamburg
t1a 50
Mr. Platt Of Rhinebeck sold 70 trio of same description
OF ows at $40 trio also p,r Of pea foEs sli pr
mot pure AyiesbuTy Ducks e5 two trio of Dorkings
sl2 or u each one pair OF Whis Shanghai SIS pa
Of suInars game fowls $40 pair of Irish fowls SIS
trio of Gray shanghGs $50 pair Of African B,ntsms
sl2 a trio of Buff SheDghsis, $40
Mr. Burnhsm of Boston sold trio Of gray ShanyhsI fo
$50, ard three Ole fowls for 500
Tie beautiful bTd called a Silver Phessant owned BY
Mr. Plat; Of Albany which was much admired sss sol!
Tor s35
What practical purpose he is worth thirty fvS cents for
is more than we know
great many other saes have been m8le but the above
give fair Indication OF ruling prices
We believe OF the enciea sell at home a. those
rates but generally speaking, think they shade
above The market In short they are Shsng high prices
UEIoN OF CAPITAL AND LABoR-A novel and iu-erss..
ing entertainment Off la. Monday evening q; the
residence Of Mr. Charles Partridge No 90 IVES. Fifteenth
a. in this City. Mr. is Of the odss. and most $40
cesEfu manufacturers OF friction mschss in iiis country
His mandatory the Of lots Thry-sixh
seventhav the building is Of stone Us fee. By g.
ard four stories high lie employs here and else where
nearly 600 men, and children abou, one half Of
whom by his invitation visited him this occasion many
of them Germans The time occupied in convenl
ton, songs and speaking by tie Company Mr Parrd,o
remarked in substance Is follows:
Business enterprises ere undertaken and carried on for
fta s. tx1 u H. It'd.
the arges profits The labor must be performed
at the lowest possible cost Success in the long run very
much depends the quality well the amount of Ia
Dor actually performed Therefore every ent rpse which
aims at money making must combine excellence and
cheepne-s n the article offered the public The usual
modes Of business a. Illustrated III trades AM manlscta
ries is inconsistent with these essential principles ul
much az those who perform the work have no interest in
the results The interest the laborer has 10 biz employers
business relates only TO his employers ability pay and
ends with the receipt of his daily weekly stipend
While capital the employer is seeking got the most
work done for the least money the employed studies to
make appearance OF work without doing anything the
legitimate consequence is, the employer places his
laborers person, whose duty II is to make them work.
and whom they pretty sure to drink buy blind
their delnquencies. Thus ends, and always will end, all
attempts to make feel an interest when they have
none Unity of interest alone produce and preserve
harmony between capital and labor; and propose to
bring this about in the following viz lie: CAPT
tai the employer continue TO pay the prices for
labor that they do may hereafter under any ad
vance in the cost Of living and in addition to this divides
liberal per centage OF the net profits of the business among
the operatives annually in the ratio Of services each has
rendered
year ago Mr. P invited his work people TO his house
for social entertainment and presented to them the pan
upon which his business would be carried in future the
main features viii h to divide per cent OF the
profits coming him under the arrangement among the
laborer in his factory in the ratio OF services rendered
This arrangement said he does under any circum
stances involve YOU in loss If there be loss is mine
here n N q ~
have much law in such cases made and provided that
it becomes difficult thing to state my proposition in such
terms as will not involve all the parties interested in the
profits in the losses also in Of adverse circumstances
hut will you harmless by making your proportion Of
the profits that have may hereafter accrue, gift
We have made and sold during the year ending 3ls Dec
$685. ca csc gross of matches containing IA boxes each
amounting to r. 1874 boxes at average OF IS match
es, each box giving 7ss9696o as the aggregate number
of matches, which amounts to 2'629,725 daily making
262972 per hour, 1859 per minute and 10 per second
The world is market our matches are founi IN the
various cities and towns in the United States AMI
Canadss the West India Islands. Mexico, Genital
and South America, both the Atlantic and Pa
cifc Coasts, Sandwich Islands, California, Ore
eon Australia, various ports in the Mediterranean Sea
and in the Chinese Empire The profits accruing to you
under the before mentioned arrangement amount to
s455 o. which now propose to pay over to You who
have worked in my factory-l02 in number-whch does
not embrace one half the number Of persons EMPLOY in
my mandatory. but i do not propose 10 extend at
present 10 those who work Outside divide the money
among you in the ratio of services each has rendered to
most Of you working by the piece and others by the week
taking the standard the gross amount Of the weekly
payments to each during the year Thus you perceive the
more digent YOU are, the more money you get weekly
and the more saving Won are the greater will be your
dividend at the closing up OF the business OF the wear
Now as TO the influence would have this arrangement
exert over you: desire to make you feel that the bust
gour to the extent to which you are interested
and hence to feel that our interests are Identical that
is your interest Us well a. mine to make the
best matches at the least cost; and that It leop
iuta IN haXa n n
matches made or sold and that you cannot afford to
let anything go to waste. Therefore, ! expect you
be vgilent TO the economy and the quality OF
the work The demand for manufacture is constantly
increasing and with united efforts and vigilance as
quality expect the quantity viii reach 100000 gross
the ensuing year. and the dividends to you we trust will be
larger than The present year And let say this
money is for you who work, and insist that You have II
for your benefit and to those who are under your pa
rens masters guardians suggest that you leave the
in my hands to deposit to your names in some say
inys Bank where il will be safe and accommodating
interest And hope you will let il there remain a. sa
cred deposit for you and your children against the me oil
pressing necessity which pray God may be averted from
you all
After the money distribution, the company treated
to luxurious repast comprising all the decaces usual
at parties Mr. Partridge gave similar banquet to bis
employees year ago.
The CHARGE OF ABORTION Against MADAnE Res
Of The mplaiadst-Cordeiia A.
Grant the young woman who recently preferred com
plainst against Madame Restell alias Caroline Lehman
charging her with having produced several aborons upon
her Grants person yesterday examined in relation to
the charge before Justice Stuart. The Court was
densely crowded and considerable anxiety manifested
10 hear what elected The evidence which give
below nearly recapituation Of the r affidavit of the
witness already published She says:
reside in New York am % years Of age and have
never been married; know Geo Shsckford and Mrs.
Lohman alias Madame Restell also Chas Lehman have
Sbackford for years past and the others