The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-03

villa animals on exhibition here has Just arrived.
There arc three performances daily. Professor
Lsngworthy goes through some thrilling perform
anees in tho lions den. the animals though trained
Is Wild.
vArrrus-M tb, plsce n smusement excellent
performances take place nightly.
TRADES MOVEMENTS.
CAHrrpr Arp LlBouxrs' AssoorAIros.-This
body held . large meeting, las, evening. 81 the
Apollo Rooms 70 Prince st. Mr.. John Lynch
the PresidenL in the ebsiri Mr.. P,trict Fsesn,
Secretary and Mr.. Patrick Cain, Treasurer. Re
por's were received from Committees 70 NE o.
fecs tia. matters were progressing hyorsoiy-
one months wsges had been paid, and another
month would 10 due on this day. The wages are
now paid once . month only, and the Complit,eo
state ths, IL would Be better 70 pay them weekly,
particularly the "latorers" who have many OF
thom, large families, and wbo-to use an old
fashioned expression 'es, the cali before TIE
COW brings 10 forth" by goibg 10 the corner gro
Ger In advance and finding himself barely abe 70
"eoms up 10 time" when they receive thsir
months allowance A COOL deal q routine bun-
ness ~ss transacted, and the meeting adjourned
wosxrenrs's Ustor.-The usual semi-monthiy
meeting u this boIy WA held las, evening. T~en-
ty-three delegates were present. A new delegation
from tho Carpenters Union was reported. pro-
amble and resolutions were submitted to the meet
ing BY the Committee appointed 81 the last meet
Ing. 70 devise some meas by which employers
and u.ployed might 10 brought toscther more In
social harmony. The resolutions recommended
that . convention Of the various Industrial socie-
ties Of Nov York aud vicinity be called 70 devise
mesnA and .dop, some meihod whereby . betteI
understanding between the employer and employed
may be established for their mutual bcnehi, aud
thai the industrial societies Of New York and vicinity
he invited 10 ssscu Die, in meetng,to raty and
n q
siderable debate IL wss resolved that MAS meet
ing should be held at an carly day under the aus
| pices Of the workingmens' Union at te Cooper
Institute. A circular from the Iron houlders In
| teru stonsi Union Of Philadslphia WAS read, con-
| demniug prison labor In New York state, and re-
commanding that hgnssures be Obtained to pct'-
ton " our legislature, praying 'then 70 sdops
| law ly which homes, labor would he better pro.
tectcd from prison interference The circular ana
petron were placed on file for further action Ad'
journed.
THE COURTS.
| WINS ADxrrrm.-Ths following wills have been
admitted 70 probate without contest;
| The will Of label Cpbas Blssco, the celebrated
danseuse. by her will ali her wearing spparol and
costumes arc len to her mother in Spain, with an
| snuuity Of 81 per week. All her properly 10 LEFT
| In trust 70 her executors for Der daughter Her
| fsther.in-lsw, Scnor Manuel Bias 10 appointed
| guardian 10 her daughter. The executors named
are james n. Nixon, rrneisco Ginst and Juan
| Ximenes.
| Tho will Of David Magic was also admitted "
| probate. He made the following charitable be
| quests: American Home Missionary eocieiy Il, 90
| American Bible Society, $1,000 American Tract
| Society, $1,000; American Colonization Society
| 800 American Board Commissioners ct Foreign
A-sour 800; American Home Missionary socie
~. $500.
n. CD spman, Christopher Connolly, Edward vii
| lets, Nicholas Nightingale, Ellen Cowen, 5tepher
q. rehune John Ccrrejs, Margaret Greer, Rev
| o. Wiley, Edward Moro, EhkAtcth keeler, Bntho
omew HAnek, Joseph I. Hitchcock, and ChArle'
| Smith.
AssIrsAsY Ans.sr I'm the Supreme Court yes
tsrdsy. Prince Bailey, q gentleman Of color WA
brought from Police Headquarters 70 obtain hi
release by virtue Of . writ Of haoeas corpus. !
appears thst about . veek ago an ofhcer OF the
| q. Revenue cutter Guy shoga brought the negro v
Superintendent Kennedy and requested him =
lock him up, A. he had been guilty OF stealing. III
| was locked ny and has rems ned therc ever Sinco
Tho Judge said that IN case oi rebeis this summsr,
| method Of arrest and detention might be over
looked, but IN cases Of other parties such proceed
ing ought to aud must Be stopped. The Prince wa
| released.
cousr oY GENERAL srssIoss.-wi William Hen
nessen, for robbery in the FIRST degree was yesier
day sentenced to two years and SIX months i'm
prisonmen. Al Sing Sing. Michael o'Brien, 70
grand larceny, was sentenced 10 two years In Stat
Prison. John Meyer Henry Miller and Charlo
MeCsbo, for attempt 81 grand larceny, were sent e
the Penitenuary one year each. Ida Leo, for petit!
larceny, was ssut six months TO the Ponitentisry
james Z, Davenport who had been convicted
assault and battery, was remAnded upon Prominni
| to snlst In the navy. David Dun, who had pcei
found guilty Of forgery in the fourth degrees jaime
| Brannean, who had been convicted OF manslaugh!e
In the FIRST degree; and Ellen MeCabe' guiity
st,emp, At grand larceny, were oil romsnded.
Alleged Shoplifters Arrssted.-ofieer Golden