New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14


From Fifty ninth street &C. Fo,iy fourth sn'ct
From toy .ourth suoci to Thirty iooitn sTee. ''''''
From Thirty fourth street 10 ,en'y iomth sr,''''''
From Nv enty fourth street 10 Fourteenth dFt"''''''
From Touri, ,idh to Fostth sice'.....'''.''
From Fourth to Charlton -iee,
From Charlton street to Canal street
From Canal street 10 Ncscy
Totsl..............,....
| Which doubled in allowing for the return UP
makes inst an hour and thirty eight minutes ana rs INC
| employees are obliged 10 make seven trlps day u
would amount in the total to few minutes over ten
hours per day.
The ears of The Fourth, Third and Second Avenue
roads were liter ally packed Yesterday morning. Ever!
ear was freiehted with mass OF humanity who were
clad even Ia accept Of such accommodations rather than
walk down town. The omnbuses. too. were all filled
Extra stages being pnt the several routes for the
purpose Of accommodating the extra demand Tor
\ travellers.
The only disturbance reported occurred yesterday az
tcrnoon US of the Canal street cars was started
from the depot. when upon reaching Forty second
street il met by man. who seized the horse and
turned il around and ordered the driver to return to
the depot under penalty Of having his head broken The
cars on all the roads now in motion.
JoURNEYMry PLUMBERS ASSOCIATION
| A meeting Of this association was held Thurs
day night at No l7 Bowery. james Riley In the chair
and Robert Purcell Secretary. Committee from the
Plumbers Of the Brooklyn NavyYard, waited upon tie
Society to ask admission for - Of their number which
proposal wac accepted. and the candidates will be bal
oted for tomorrow night together with IS other can
didates proposed.
CUTTERS PROTECTIVE UNION.
This Society met Thursday night at No. PSI
Grand street Mr. Diggclmann In the chair and spent
the evening In discussing tie merits Of strike In the
shop Of Browning. Button & Co, but the matter was
no, settled and laid over for future consideration.
sAPE MAKERS.
HerTing'S men having given notice that I'M
less TO- Is and % per cent according TO work was paid
in advance Of former prices they would strike. the
proprietor demurred and determined 20 stand out also
but finally conceded 20 make q proposal TO which the
men acceded and finally concluded to so TO work
IRON MoLDERs
The iron moldcrs held a regular meeting on
Ihursday evening Mr.. ]. Ferguson in the chair hr.
lady. Secretary Mr. Patrick X Lyon appoint.
ed delegate The international iron modcrs conven.
tion TO be held at Buffalo on the 5th Of January.
BOOT AND SHOE CUTTERS.
The Boot and Shoe cutters met at the Four
toenih Ward Hotel Thursday evening sud received
number Of new members their association. which IL
! in a lourishing condition.
GLASS -CUTTERs.
At meeting of the Glass-Cutters' AssOcia-
ton held at tho Fourteenth. Ward Hotel on the 10Th
inst. tho following resolutions veie unanimously
adopted
pAea, Owing 20 the Increased Of rrovi.!ons clothing
and articles hieh sse indispensable 10 the EN-
Hhrso. /, mus, be obvious the casual observer
Inst the o. Ola. Gutter. has no, .ysacsa in corr,
dYt
r them 70 provide ,ho. depending them fof suPpor'
in such manner as common propiie'y "oad aeA'e 'hs''
Rs,asd Tina, We respectfully request Of employers
foregoing .hsR no, be subject .iy eoarro.s nvb'ns
rate that present such portions Of these RESOLUTIONS
time Ina, period Of rce day. be ,oyed employer. Or
the consideration Of the FOREGOING resolutions ihs ~ We evs'
q employers refusing 10 acoede 20 roqu.s We pedse
ourselves to quit won Until they arc complied with
MEETING or THE MACHIsBTs-ADyAScg II PAY
OR no WORK.
Pursuant. 60 call, large ard enthusiastic
meeting of the nachniss Of tie city held at Haf'
,nony Garden in Essex street; ls, evening. for the
PURPOSE OF adopting such might in council
be deemed most advisable for obtaining IN consequence
Of the greatly increased price Of the nsoebsares Of life
an advance O, Is PER cent over the prices nov paid
them. o.
/ Ats O'Clock tue meeting chllol 10 order by D.
| W. Wade, President The minutes Of tie last meet
ing were read and adopted. The meeting was then ad
dressed by tho President who said hsi they intended
70 succeed and that they should not rerace one step
until they did succeed Aid lad been rendered them,
be said not OILY from yariOvs portions Of the state
but from organizations out OF the State propston
had been made 10 them 70 all Join the Mlchinisis Pro
teciivc Union Association Of the city ard enroll them
| selves as members thereof
A minority report was then received fon The Com
rttee appointed confer with the other societies. who
reported favorable 10 the idea Of joining the mon
Mr. John j. Balr from the Protective Union, then ad
dressed the meeting in few brief remarks advising
! them TO JOIN tie ! mon. IT would give tAcm firm
Organization and they would become established upon
a solid and substantial basis
Mr Atkins said that be hoped tley would not join the
Mon but would reluert The Union o join item ZAP
plluse1 All TINT was Aeeded. he sii, was backbone.
With that they would succeed. bHt without IL they
wonld not. lie had come from tie Navy ard. and
there the men had decided TO give tho EewioF ma
chinsts who were strike days pay out Of every
weeks wages received
Various other speeches were made by gentlemen
from different shops al however 10 point and that,
10 nani ain at all osia their present position AMI not
to resume work without their demands were accedod to-
| MEETING or THg JoURsEYMRs DooK-BIsDERs.
An adjourned meeting Of this association was
/ held last evening at tie "Crystal" No. 2-5 Grand
street The Attendance Was good and aarge number
Of new MINES were odded 70 the roll Of the association
The Committee appointed at n previous needing 70
ported a series Of resolutions establishing permanently
tbis organization. and demanding iucrcase IN The
price Of labor Several propositions were made and
rejected and no definite conclusion being arrived nt
the society adjourned. subject to The call % the char.