New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Amusenicnss.

AmusfuaCnsss
Matilda Heron closes her engagement at Nib
,os Garden tonight The play selected for tho ooos
,.,u is Edith An effective drama. based on MT"
ryoo5s novel Of East Lynne The performances on
xopday. will consist of The Fairy Circle r."
Rlunders and The Customs Of the Country -"
cast and sure to be handsomely put on the S''s'
There will be circus performances 'ii'' "''o'
noon. at the Broadway Amphitheater anu -
c;scs at Van Amburghs Mcnagere draina''' gnu
Entertainments at Barnum'S Museum ',." - -
the Mer,ccrie consists OF an cephah', "o"A'''
-, go p,rlcs small boy and an lrishman
Mr Jomiesons exquisite little comedy
..arans No such Word as Fail which has been such
c,,orc ., the Olympic for the last fortnight, Will DO
- ,oniglt for the last time. better written or
h,,,r acted play has rarely been seen in New foik
M Wood has had The good fortune this wcck' - Sc
o,re fine services Of Mrs Lofty IOugh. an oxoehcn'
nouic artistic and hy fer the best actress Of Yankee
parts that we have.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Allen. the nani-
soonest and, in some respects accomplished actress
In Mr Whcatlcy's company has been transferred TOT
TIC present TO his thcater in Philadelphia
STRIKE OF THE COOPERS. An ADJOURNED
meeting Of the Grand Society OF United Coole'' ''oA
xlsce last evening at Tammeny Hall, the fresiuc''
Mr. Edward Mcmahon. being in the char a''eu o'
Wm Uackett the Secretary. 1t seems tha' tnc c'SA'
barrels and kegs used for packing merchandise IN 'H'
<ity are manufactured here IN BrooAIyh' "A"nNS
turgh Albany, West Troy SangeIti'' foughhocls''
and New Paltz. On the 5A Of last MONTH humoi VI
Cooncr # reucral meetnc resolved that tloir igcs
should ba ased from - 10 - 30 aday and STRIKING '''
,he pr-posc induced others TO join. aid finally com
a.. 100, al lklss II
e,ccni those Of PoushkccIsic and New PATTI 70 agree
10 tlnr forms They then subscribed ilhds 70 ch'p'c
about half ot the journymco Coopc~ # those places 10
lie i1c tin they oilairel .he terms spec fed Notwih
s.ondipc tbi. the remaining lalf continued 20 work.
hands Wcrc obtained elsewhere, anu The New tah & ~
IouehlccQsic employers continued tIlah,n'm ,.,cg
Nev.Yoft cr,p'overs became hrf ctorc di'''',
ard cowuaned ~ ihCir haaos that those men nN' s,
thci here o. the amount o. i.niy pE cen. r;.y -
Of TIE present meeting vas o. 'n'",' .'v - 80, ar
aerec NO. 80 head up, on i' ..y W th,sc mn and
Isrrcs or the establishments o' inos' - = -, ,
moreover 10 sasS,,e !, a,,c, ID from a'of on TN.
account The following were TIE Fe'''"O'S ''"i'''
Iges fhs, .hs sa,su cooper. be Tei is,,ed %
t,. M. initials t!on names ether the head oI ailse 81
r al or tie parpass o! srrs tAe nsn iactIeI
w. ocsrlrl,.s with tH. roles Of ,Ls .ocio.y
49, Tia. no rsber of the United coorers u the
&c Of N,w York any mac neshsvcd ~ - hoss
Esd hoop. except those oDt by members OF ihe tt.'.e
Iorand -cdia. barrels VIII De- ooofeI'a ave. v -
i Of the jrsa Coops viii either ,rin bead up oooPer
in sny form, any ~o-< coming Ao4 10, !o.o"'"s "N-
Then followed the names Of two cooperaeo firms IN
Iou-hkccusio and rclt Sin Ter est nmens ~ Ne"
PIT IN lie ueiCf bmhood II ite former ri-c" ne
above resolutions were molsly agreed TO- anu 4"
committee ol one was appointed nom eAch sp,i't -
collect from 'he various mDerh optional SUMS t g
md apvre for the end in view. scale o new prices
for peccvolk was adopted. ty Which Eoi kas a'cragd
G. - d-s GI hours Labor, usteAf IL . ~ 70 -
Tle-e were said 70 be 230o cooper in Nev.Yori,
Broo a ". ard Mliirnsoursh and aboui 200 tiIolfh
o. the entire St7te
There were Ave Societies reprcrcaief at dc meeting
sd one ~ chem No T. paIacea tie streets eio ente e4
~ lail to -ie accom- VlIiIlDl ~ band m music.
p!csilrr' ticMal0n opened ihe proeecdinrs WIN q
Ere.ct TIE President evidently il.u.i-.iic pom
III coouersre hrslHes. He requested i-c ftncncr ID
reftl. u H. 20 unity. i-s m1gr iie acf. lt.r- WIS
yui vessel aoa. from tie grand en 1ls.ll 1 NeA-
York TIA dil rot cory IL q hold of o .i D. iAai
rob.est @ors o. man--a puncLeoA' hosal'al' o. a
'TIe President sat dowu amid cheers, and "iiau Co
Iumaa7 from the band. He got uq ogain ad requested
thnee assembled show proper itsp'ci 'pi 't MEET
inc ard take Osf their hats. Detnch tncct,sN' N'i "
p1ceJ Ness-s Tourendvkl Sleiln. EosDgis % ~ N,
and Lyons. II >oc!eie, N"-. i, g. = g. AA" 'i''P T.
iyeI VlD...A spoke. Mr. SheLaD aroused .li-t Z
rcsf about has ear, by general grninhr ~ thf q e'
Cafes-teir incfcia-cy. tnrir Wast' cI money on d
h+rJ afC tie iif~ % political n.Hc" nf Itftif %
not.d ae Ialmauv Ii1l Ee fn psct'd ilh politics
r,re lecor.irg Mingled With tho movement 10 n fe.
cent ha1 oi fLe cooprrs several p' a cihoo 10 hae
lceI lutfUc .ct q O. l41l rf-. l. 800. l. lIl " 't
wiDnils la. good nll and inducing Lila % influence
votes af1onc those connected witt ln i.tsteais a.
other Societies had received resuests openly made %
fhe.n fhat effect. Here ve crt csnta ol tnf t.t
of Presidents Mc1ah0H and fifel took piece against
eny political feeling being connected Wit tarf a~t4'A
and pounded lie tables l.I.DlEy. lcls shouts ana
general disturbance. for s-o;t time, eIs-.d auiltg
which 5; was announced thar oriy sO was pad ior ~
IRE oftne lsH. A Mr. L1rs4n. q society NO. fol-
iow D .l ca atdf cess all she meeting separated