New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

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WY lIhckLrYs LABoRrns WE'RE NOT PAD
IE,rErpNY.-s street, Cleaner Hackleys laboreIs
we're in e bad way yesterday, and gave expression
70 their indignation al not getting their wages rs
ufus in q manner which however furious, pr.
duced 10 Beneficial result. The reason of their iii.
appointment was ,fatthe Controller had not received
ito certificate Of tie City Inspector, that tie work
had been well done, and the City Inspector refused
% grant such certificate on the grounds that Hack
Icy had reelected 10 clean the guf;ers aud the cross
u.s since ,Lc recent storms, according TO the terms
OF liz contract. ,ir. naciiey ought 70 understand
by tb. tine tha. The contractor il expected to keep
tle streets IN good order.
PuF.rsT,IIos 10 A CIrr Oticr.L.-On Tues
day evening AIr. Michael Snyder, ore Of tie Council
men from the villa District. ,,as presented with 90
~ Of resolutions sp.,nd.iiy cnllos-ci and appopi
Wey iialrd aud puiss OF go, ~ Die lte asoci4'e
policemen, fefreaui,. AID clItiin Of the lAtA Police
Precinct as tc-tmolil OF their appreciation %, Lin
"a. former officer Of tle Police Department, aud lis
worth ~ a man. After tie pre ent.iion, Ire CON.
panv pre-ent pnr'ook II collation., during which
many fat,cung things were said of tie Councilman
hy las old assooiae-
Tie Bot,a de N,fr.a. p P,,r,o. Cor7eahs is
lie Ute OF Spanish newspaper just established Ia
hi, city by Charles Il. Richardson & Co.. TO De- pub
i-Led on the sailing Of the steamer for Havana and
Panama.
Anr,p 90 Tur.-TIe Conm-rco' hdr9tter
yesierday ave graihic account Of G4s p'esea'a-
ZION which. according 10 The card Of pgrsru.aton,
taLes place today at the National Guard Armory.
rnE GTRsAN SociETY.-From the annual report
OF the German Society 1t appears that the receipts
during the pnst year were $3.50 u, of which
49, rs were in donations, g. % dues Of members
ior ISC0, 9J3 dues Tor 1851 $3.50 entrance fees for
~! new members, 81 -! 0l for interest. and $509
rent of house in Canal street. TIE expenditures
were sa.2J -, including s. 20 for reliei 10 the
uoor. SiAty-iour menber- have been stricken from
the roll for uon-pyment Of dues, AID - have re-
moved or died during the yeag; = ,2i3 German emil
grants arrived 10 ibis port a,t year, 9.t3J pieot-
lave been treated al the medical department. Tire
Board Of Managers tor The prc-ent year consists OF
I iNttNNif.'.'t
Semlvary, +. VI. Mas, Ernst Bscdt, aud join
I.ienau.
LsrrrRs FOR PoRr EorAL.--Up to he; night,
mail Of .,gtfeen hons0nd Pre- ipniyed l.iteTa bad
beea made up for the troops at Port Royal from TIM
ei,y alone: AMI hs, with mail If over COZ letters
Tor he sane dcs'iuaon, made up in Pennsy yanii
New-Jerscy, Connecticut, Massachusetts,, and other
Saes IL now az tie New-York POST Office, awaiting
lie departure Of transport. As there is no regular
con. muuication between here and Port ROYAL, the
mails lie over from day to day in the PostOihce
until Postmaster Taylor receives notification
from Washington that transport IL abou
being .eut tAther Persons having friends on reia-
lives in the Union army should address their !citen
dinplv with the name Of Tie soldier officer number
or letter Of company number of regiment, and New
York Volunteers Massachusetts Volunteers, Or Con-
ncciicut Volunteers, as tie case may be, " Port
Royal S. c. All letters from the Eastern or other
States. are sent TO the NewYork Post-Oiice. from
whatever place mailed, aud here oyefhauled 10
prevent mistakes. Correspondents, by following the
above directions, may Iost aseured that ihes letters
will reach their destination at the earliest oppor-
tuniiy.
HEMP MAIL BAGs.--ln consequence OF the high
rrce Of cotton and on account Of other rcaong, the
Post dice Department has substituted hemp for
that article in the manufacture Of their letter and
paper nal bags Recent experiments have proved
that hemp bags are stronger and cheaper and wear
better tlal the Others, masnuch as The natural
strength OF tie hemp ia unimYaired hy the acids
,yhi h are used IN The mGnuilcure and bleaching Of
cotton. The PotmasleT-General has rade con-
tract wih &. II. Tyler Of this city 20 supply The De-
plrtneni with 5000 hemp bags and the work Is now
in progress. They will cost about - cents, whereas
the cotton bags formerly used cost over IL doi'Ar'
Annual MrCTING uF Old FIarHgS.-Fhe annual
meeting OF the Association Of Exempt lircmen was
held Tuesday evening AT Flrem,ns Hall. Philip w
gngs. President, in Tie chair. Tie inmates OF the
Is,t meeting were read and duly approved. The
PRECEDENT reported that since he las meeting Daniel
Curry. "A member OF tie At-ocIhion hat DIED. pue
notice was given o. liz irhtrhl Whch was 'tteh1cl
by the .embers generally.
The Treasurer reported that for ducs ~ ieel he
mad received for the January qusrfer, ST.; NIii
quarter so 80; July qun,tcr, go -; Octooer
quarter Shrinking II total Of SE3 -. The eN'
r.uditutes Tor tue year bad been $2.j D. The e&'
a... added % the balance ~ bauk ,4l6 oil
amounted 10 81, ,S8 -. The report was adopted.
line prstidcut sad that Ike next business ia otder
,yns the election o. officers for thc CJ3uiug ear ma
he would call NJ. Neuman % the chair.
On motion Of NJ. Smith the hy-!awB were els-
rended and the following officers 'e'lee'"d f0r 70
,r.aing yo1. ii:srt .At i. -, ~