The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-08

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THE HARvssr or DyArB.--Ths deaths In
dew York during The paa veck wsro I'-a Dc
crsAe Of from The mortality cf the previous week,
and decrease Of II ~ compared with The mortal
isy Of he corresponding week Of 1868. OF the do
esescd III we're children under 8 years Of age.
Tho mortality by the principal diseases was a. fol-
lows infantile msrasnus 10; infan,iie convui-
eons "a; typhoid fever, 10; dipshente, ~ small
pox. i6 &c &c.
OBsrourEs or THE LATE Cot. FIooD.-Ths
funeral Of The late Col Hugh C Flood, i5S,h n. Y.
", took plsre yesterday morning from his resi-
denoc No. 100 Eat oh street TIE body was nksn
N the Church Of tic tvty, in 2pi stroet where
. solemn high mass OF yo.rIen ~A sung Tho re-
mains wore taken To Cavalry Cemetery for inter
ment. Col. Pood WAS 20 years u sge and leaves .
young widow and four small children 70 lament
ahar ,rreparable lo~.
FRENCH STEAM TRANsPoRr ARcnDUxE,
Captain Mer, from Vera Cruz for Toulon, France.
With Loo soldiers put into tis pr, yesterday for
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rRADFa MOVEMENTS.
TIE TAIloma srnrKR Yesterday morning the
noss Of the hands Employed by the various firms
which they lately struck against, returned W their
vork. In ono case on Saturday The hands trlons.
ing to the nrm q Croney 4 Lent applied W she lat
bsr GENTLEMAN asking what terms he had W propose
In they returned W their work 81 Hc rc-
oiled that he hsd no terms 70 ocr. but asked what
propositions they hsd TO make. They thea requested
him W discharge the who hal worked FOR
him durng The strike, which he positively re-
hised N do; bot M they ssd they would ma
like 10 work with bushelmen, he sAh he would
give work 70 The latter out OF Me shop As IN an
sivance oa wages he told them that u thcy would
como 70 work without any conditions, snd should
.n1rv~.ds NEE. him 10 = proper manner thai be
sonld thon treat with them literally. and - 10
Inducing tnnn W Join the shop meetings "a ssN
qua non on the par, II the jonrneyinsn,) he would
no. do that bit he should certainly b. obstacle
tn their way " thcy choors " JOIN. They finally, in
? note demanded an sdvsnco OF y per cent. on
Une, and Is per cent on common work but This
wa not agreed 10 a. it wouh conflict " ith the
rri. Of he resoluton Irs~'ed .. the reccnt htr.
chant Txlors' meo.ing. The hands therefore have
refused 70 work. and tho strike sill exists against
This Arm. letter Tho subject Of tho
eight hour system has been written by Governor
seymour II says; "Wih regard 10 the particular
measures Of which you rTeat in your letter, viz
be reduction Of labor 70 s-ght hours &C., have
only 10 say that u IL clear right 81 81 classes q
m~u to improve thor condition, and 70 urge and
srure such action and laws are b-st ht,ed to
reach this object. also hold thai those engaged
IN different pursuits the last Judges Of the
surcs which are for their good II 10 their right to
snak for Themselves and their views and wishes
should be tsken the hcst evidence ~ TO what
their interests demand. When large c'.ses Of men
have decided for themselves Ia the light u their
own expcr cnce what laws they wish such wishes
oshers The number II hours during which mon
shall toll each day is clearly question for them
selves 10 decide. No ono can object " this. Mel
thcr eau objections he made 10 Q legal decSio ss
" the length OF time that shall mako o days work.
tor the purpose Of securing uniformity u action.
Our statute books are Allied with laws having these
objects In Wow with respect 70 o great country of
tusness pursuita Thus far all limitations Of tho
hours Vi labor are Tor the public welfare.
Jounxsynrs TAnons' rnorrcIIvs AND B,srvo-
'Ksr USio>.-A mass meeting Of this body was
held last evening vt their rooms PSI Grand street.
The Nce-Prcsident Of the upholstercrs' Associa-
zion appeared and said tha, they had been on q
strike which cost them $500 Thoy had now only
~ IN their funds but they gave S5s 70 the taors
= asdst hom. member made . speech, In
which he urged that hearrs Roney n Lont's men
should be sustained lie sagges,ed that in order
10 do hiR rs cents per week should Re contributed
by men in work. and above the regular dues,
IN order that their debt should be paid up.
Another mc.uher urged on his bearers 10 de.
eat the Ccnmandcr-in-Ch'of Of the strike
against the journeyme,L namely, Lent. lie
trusted then, that although they had 10 give IN
Dor tho present, there would bc Ultimately no lear
the Socic<y breaking up. He assured them
that "APP'os would grow AGAIN" Another mem
ber expire scd the op non thu, although the tossss
sad had triumph FOR the p.cscni, tho Ltse q the
io'trneyuon would come. Ano,her speaker said
that The Central Union wss broken up; but they
hRd right g. sss " e,ch other, aui he couh give
i've dollars out oi his pocket, " =. 'ased, to ~.
nss brother ont oi employment AMI that " As nc
business a. any person tut himself. They had I
rainy day now, bu, sunshine would soon follow
Amer Sumo further rpeoches the following firms
we're declared on strike By ,hc seNrrsl shop meet.
ings-s resolution having tecn psssei by the Cen.
Tal body that the former could 20 as they though,
proper with reSsri TO mskig .erms with their
boascs' Croney Il Leat WeideuielJ, Hsiheli d
Sou, Derby, Becker. Other reports were received,
and the meeting soon after adjourned
PANTnns.-Ths Assoc tcn held Q meeting q
Clinton Hal. Astor Pace, ana sppointed = COM.
oiiitee TO lake sri -nsements Tor = bal.
CoorEns' usIos No. 4, met 81 go Grand street,
snd appropriate, the -mount ordered 10y the GRAND
Society ior lie men On s'r.Ae Ia Toy.
THE COURTS.
The Counrs viii not be Jpen to-day for The trans
sctiou OF public business
PoLIoE ISrEIIIGssoE 4 mother ONesv Shot,
Al sbout az O'Clock yesterday morning two inc,
called .. the house tep, by Jenny Nesdows =. No
- West 2+th street, and after being .old tina, tn,
aouse hal been closed for the night soush, 70 xsiI
emission by bursting through one Of the baaemen
windows and one OF them reached the front base
'uent room, when Josephine Johnston, the colore>