New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

tbrOnR0u ~itn RnleS anu Reutiomou, oof seVo'"'
b .nners and streemors waving in the wind. Bic
sailed nearly half way scross the river, displaying
those perfect lines Of grace and beauty which never
fail to excite admiration. In q abort time she will
be ready for sea. She Wac built for Commodore
Vanderbilt Of this city, and 10 to be called The
Union.
A Coop Now IN THE RIoHg .DIRrcTioH.--ft Is
understood that the enrolment n this city and State
is TO be corrected by the po-s's. la this city aud
Brooklyn especially the arrangement will be pro-
ductiye Of great coed. There il undoubtedly large
foreign vote, part Of which is Illegal; and persons
no have claimed or expect hereafter to claim, ex'
emption on tho ground of being aliens will thus DO
detected.
Tar SrRrKy,.-The difficulty between tho cauk-
ers and their enpoyer sII remains unsettled. Iue
men demand So o day, and the bosses think - "
sufficient. Oae man of. red e. Is, but it was de-
olined. Messrs Spoford Tileston, who had the
ship Calhoun upon tue large sectional dock, nave u.s.
termned TO lower tho ship and send her 10 Liver
pool for repairs. The steamer Ella Wsrley on tue
small balsnce-dock, and several other vessels arc
ordered 10 be 10 foreign ports Tor repairs III
the Navy-Ysrd the csukers at work at the usuaf
rates, but they are snxionsy watching Tor the rsu'
Of tho strike in the city. On Wednesday, however,
there were symptoms Of . strike among tho Govern
ment workmen ut the Navy. Yard; but ney recon-
,idored their resolution, after hearing brief and
pertinent speech from Commodore Radford, who as
cured them that the Government would deal JnslD
| by them. Government pay in tho \ aVy-fsra ID
regulated by the tariff OF wogcs agreed upon 10 TIC
hsrge manufacturing establishments hereaoout.
| The difficulty among the employees oil the Man.
haitian Ga. Works has been smica6iy adjusted. IL
resulted from misunderstanding on tue part OF TIE
Gremep. Gel. Rooms. the President OF tue Com
pany, wa, absent with nIs RECIPIENT on iWsayi
and could not mako tho needed explanation 10 W.
men. The Board had sgreed 20 pay tho increased
demand Of 81 u.s. but ia the excitement Of the mo-
nent the employees did not understand the arranb'
meut. This Is tho second time the CoinPsny nas
increased the amount Of wages paid to Their en-
pioyees. There is a pretty general oasPo'ition
among the workmen in yarions trades to demand
higher wages and il ia understood that several estaD-
shmeu = have already decreased the rates pad 10
their employees. Owing TO The Increased cosI oi
living, it 10 very generally conceded that CORE
spending increase In the rates Of wages Is Inevitable
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THZ Cnr DRES OF DECEASED AsD DISABLED
SoLDItRs.-Tho ladies' who manAgot lie institution
for the children Of deceased and disaLled soldiers
No. 33i Sixth svenue, appeal for help. Articles Of
|clothing, bedding provisions, or money to procure
them, are now especially needed to meet the wants
Of the destitute children under their care. The
numbers daily seeking admission on the increase.
Ills institution ia recommended TO tue patronage OF
the religious and beneyolons community by the fol-
lowing Board Of Counseors;
Rev stephen w. ryus u. Prssid,ntI Rev. Peter stTy
her Rev Joseph T. Dayts, Rev. Asa d. Sll.h d. -, Rev
j. r. wslcl~y Rev 4. D. Eiay. D. d, Rev. Duncan Dun
bar. d. d., Rev. : Phms. w. D. hoary T. haoI, e.d,
William Curb Noyss ESQ.
The AnKRIcAs BIBLE UsIoS.--Tbe American
Bible Union net again yesterday, at the Broome
stree, Baptist Church, the Rev. DIR. Armiiage pre-
siding.
The Rev. Dr. Baker, from tho Committee on
spanish Scriptures. reported recommendation that
every effort lie made TO supply Spanish Scriptures to
all who desired them, speaking that language.
Adopted
Nj \. II. IIilIman reported from the Committee
on the plan Of publishing revived Scriptures a RECON-
mendalion that sn appendix be added to copies
Of the Scriptures FOR thoee Who may desire Il, show
ing the true text from the oldest manuscripts.
Adopted.
lie Rev. DIR. Shepherd, from the Committee on
the tleld Of The Bible Revision Association, recon
uended that agent DO appointed 10 labor in sich
paris OF kentucky and MtsOari nigat be mos.
easily accessible. Adopted
The report Of the Committee on Obituaries alluded
70 the death o. Mrs. Savannah jenkins aod Joseph
Boggs Of tie Fret Baptis, Church; +. II. 1npp
ana frankhn Lee OF Nes-yeney, and the Rev.
Bow les L. Townsend vi NeW-YOfk.
The report Of the Committee plan for Circu-
lauOg the Revised Scriptures recommended that tLe
New Testament DO Issued without notes; that II be-
dsposed BY eoporteurs; that dpoutores be opened
IN Nil the large cities for ia salei and tuat 2OO
copies lie presented to colleges, public Libraries, news
pap,r'edilors, and others. Adopted.
The Rev. Dr. III. y. Weston moved the following
resolutions;
HAs,ea,. Many Influential hpsthran connected With the
American and Foreign Bible sosvty haS. sIpressed hc
dsse that some urasnf. shond os ad,ptd BY the
silpsa-s, coale.os "a Bltle opersusn, therefore,
Rsisls,d hs, the Amer bibo Union ssaads always
rsady 70 cooperate With a. Nhe desire to poeaTo ADD sea
the puIes version, Of tho Sacred Scriptures Snd that
sPpout commites Of seven 20 consult ~ik the idsls Of
ts Ausiisan ad Fofesn hol. sossv uPoa he pnctlea
by and sEpelisBcy o. EssluIei ooEus urioa the
tao Societies o. 'uch principles.
The Rev DR.. Gillette, tho Rev. Mr.. White, the |
Row. Mr. Weston, the Rev. Mr. Williams, tho Rev.
w. ). IIuA, the Rov. Mr.. Barnard, the Rev. Dr.. |
Mason, the Rev. Mr. tilborI, the Rev. Mr.. sarles,
the Rev, Mr.. Baker, and tne Rev. Mr.. Hodge, sus-
ianed lie resolution in brief aud ooquen! speeches.
The e,olul0n WISE then adopted, and ne Yellow /
iug Committee wss appointed
Ito hsy. DR.. Eaton, the Rev. DIR. Wes,on, tie |
Hon. j. +. Robison the Dew, pg. WhselocA, the !
Rev. III. Gillette, The Hor. IhoS. u. sliihnan, and
Samuel Colgate, esg.
The COMMITTEE on German scnp.uIel reported |
bat 100000 eopies Of German Scriptures hal been
circulated.
The Rev. DR.. Sheldon Of Troy. and The Rev. |
Jane. Calders Of Harn.burg, PA., delivered et- |
dresses ia layor Of the Bible Revision elti |
and after the rsnsacllDD vi some .ou.ils buslne.f
tie UnNn adjourned siEs de-.
BOARD % SuBRyIs0Rs.-1 his Board held J.
session yesterday for he purpose Of Gag vacancies