The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27
AR.xsr O, B.,oxoLr.-At the opening Of

for an order u arcs, against sgnor Brienol, in
the case Of John A. Godfrey against Pasquale Brig
noli. Mr.. Godfrey made oath thst the defendant
was about TO leave for Europe and that he had
secrcied bis property with the view Of defrnnding
his creditors; that an attachment had been issued
against the defendants property, but that tie
Sheriff unable To discover anything hut car
rc,-bag containing one dirty shirt. Upon this
affidavit Judge Barnard granted an order OF arrest
fixing the bail at $1,000
". X. JOINS, editor or the Oil City REC
isrrr- Is in town and stopping a, the As'or House.
The REGr3rER IL not only the pioneer newspaper Of
the I'll region, tu. the standard authority of The
trade generally upon petroleum matters The vas,
Importance Of these wonderful discoveries IL he
coming general, known tba, subscription ,c
Journal Of this kind, sdvertisemen, IN tie
RKGisrrn, will be found u grea, advantage 70
every business man.
THE TANMASY SAcngas last night unani-
mous'y adopted resolutions In favor Of General Ne
CleIlan's nomination u the Presidency by the Chi
cayo Convention.
AMrsEMEsTs.
BNnsrS's.--Another grand psn,omimo ia under
linedhr next week, entitled 'Jocko, or the Bra
lillian Ape" with Tony Dcnlcr, as the APE. Next
week will he the last 81 Herr N,lolsk's wonderful
cabinet. Mister Goodwin and Collins are engaged
and will perform clog dance, while large whhe
has been added To the curodtios at enormous cS-
Tense and can be seen swimming in the mammoth
water tank at all hours.
CAxrBEi.L's. Among the novelties next week
| will lie new ballad tpoetry and rnuno b. john
M,honl entitled "Jenne lives hut FOR Thcc,"
| which will be sung by Frank Leslie. Little Willie
| Grey will essay n new song aud dance, and Cli-
| ford viii matc . stump speech. THIS afternoon
BYnes Bldwor'h tales benefit, and Afternoon per.
| form he ,s will be given On Saturdays In future.
| BROADWAY rnrArsr. This establishment opens
on Monday with the celebrated Commedian John
L. Owens.
TRADES MOVEMENTS.
| woRKIsGsEs's CsIos.-The usual woekly meet
| ing Of this body held last evening, the Pres
dent in the chair The Clothing Cutters Protective
| uuion sent delegation to represent them, which
| was accepted. Mr.. Woodruff, Corresponding sec-
rotary, stated that he had written to the editor Of
Finoher's REVIEW, In relation 10 an assertion in
that paper at the Union bad entered the political
arena, in having requested the President 70 rcscind
the orders Of Generals Rosccrans and Burbridge
forbid'bng uaie associations " assemble In the
| respective military departments The sui stance OF
the letter WAS that the Union. through not wishn
" interfere IN Iotcs reserved to themselves the
right to criticse the acts of all officials which al
| fccted the workin, ems nteresis.
In answer to questions Mr.. woodruff said that
| he was out VI employment Ancc July, aud nov
there at least 3, Wv mon Of his trade tsegai
| unsker.'l out Of work.
Mr.. Francis Prediction, OF Typographical Union,
No. O, said that a. lie WAS the party who had first
drawn the attention OF the Union to the srs news
paper, he wished to move that oil resolutions In
opposto ON TO that paper lie rescinded.
The President replied That had already teen
| done.
Mr. Frcckicton-Yes, but wish TO say lev
words In relation to the matter. when the new
scale Of prices was adopted, committee WIS mp
ppncd to wait on Mr. beach and ask him to pas
those prices. Mr.. Beach promptly responded BY
stating that he would 10 So. Mr.. Frecsieon pro
cecdei to say that the printing newspaper. book
and job othces) Interest appeared To be opposed
TO tho Union, and wished to break II up They
were advertising In country papers for men to come
in and work under price and thirty five men " ere
now rafting" as they called 1t, In the TrInusR
office. At present there rum 800 TO $40 priu-
tiers out OF work, but Committee Cd Con'ercu, Q
had teen appointed, which would meet Tomorrow
This day and then probably some arrangement
might lie entered into. For himself he had now to
say that the SrS sold Al M fair price NJ any
| Ia The city, and It's workmen were all memters d
the Union. (Applsnsel Some further business, o.
no public interest was transacted, after which .
mot made for the eight hours question u Ia
ula.!c the special order Tor next meeting. Mr.
Freckleton Typographical Union, SAID his society
could not 90 INTO that. They had shortenod the
hours now to II hours on morning and ten hour
| on evening papers. However, the work Of hi
| association was generally performed Vt night, h'
| thought the body would not 10 MO IT,
| A slight discussion arose whether certain dele
gates werc properly members oi tie Union. TN
motion was finally lad upon the table.
proposition made at tic last meeting OF III
Union relative TO the expcdcncy Of the Uuon's pub
lisAipg paper, dGvoteI exclusively To the inter
ests OF workingInen, WAS brought forward al,
warmly discussed some members thought that
paper could not 10 supported, 1T the present higl
pricos OF printing materials; others quite the con
irary, saying that If the workingmeu were no
allie to support Their own paper, they should IL
classed with bsrharisns. Afier further discussion
on the subiec, the dchaters called 10 or,.crs
E aud the queslou laid GU the table, when upon mo
ton the meeting adjourned til next Friday even
, ing.
WORKERS IN MErAL.-A meeting OF workers II
gold. silver, brass copper lead, tin. and all otho
. metals, WAS held last evening at Isl Bowery, 10
the purpose Of making arrangements Tor u mas
meeting at the Cooper Institute, the same as ohe
trades have agreed to. number Of gcntemc,
spoke 1t length On the cssity OF obtaining CIT
= reform, cleaner streets, better dwellings for ID
. working classes, with pure air, &c., and reduc
ton Of taxes which, no matter 10 whom charged
come ultimately out Of the workinsma,'s poke
The meeting, alter resolving into Commit, c
the Whole 10 make Arrangements for the ulls
meeting, " be held at an early day, adjourned.