The sun., 1864-10-27

ton and IN defiance ~ The laws you sss'ine fnvcrs
you 40 not p s'ess' sna vi ~ ,vtf VIZ !" unc
admitted vn,, NOV Won did moi t,1,. esr. '.fv
your malignhy, laugh At this miserable exh't.
non of your acknowledged imp"cncy' aad nom
yon up To- pytlc s0Jrn.
90 M As nc ooh'inuanco ih We per, ,ormhn'e o'
w w u"hcs oi 10; ono" " Coh''th@'' p'ot"'c y
than The o"n,tonnltv bas ~ vo"r ~ y, "r,t
riotisn ig ctightcncd .clf.r,.rcsi," or NJ ,oir
pracuca patriot SIN sxhiti,s ~ yo'r veto of res
IuLoDs oi the Common Council nttho .iNny tac
city TO 10 illuminated in cotntncfaorator ~ tic
bril- liant victories recently achieved IS tuc gBant
armies of tho nation
l. PooiE City Inspector.
MUSICAL CosvESTios The session of the
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and last evening concert vas gwen At Fourth
street Church On Friday there Wi be 'au'"'h
school Concert At Cope ihtuini"
IHE ANNIVEEsARf or THE AMLki' Az BIBLE
usIos will bc continued 'o-isy and tomorrow, m
The ueetine-house of the First iArtit church. cor.
ncr Of Broome and Elizabeth street,, c'irmcn. ny
At 10 O'Clock. The following is list of speakers
engaged;
Reg. VIM C,ihcar- Rev. wm Clrrr'
- yr,, n :, i',t., g. r.,,,
An GHter, Wv. Fy.ris ~ n
Th's Arintasc ~ u President oi he uuon.
Tho New Iestmoni Ort'if'1!' compete rom ITO
f.nsl COMMITTEE viii lie ready Tor dhuihui On At
'he Anmversfry.
A''IbLNfAlIf nHoWNIb. -- I'm frd'Y
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stil on sat,i,' w,.b ,,c uaI. .Id ,,trl 90 ,or
uc above squsdrons Letters package and pr
~ ~ ~ ,' w ~ " ""'rni ". 80 i''- 'ii
forwarded bv ii. ,tesrnef.
Nu. IouS RYrus editor of tho Coorrr
TsioS JorkS,i. will deliver lecture on Literary
ComposiHun," at Cooper institute, saturday
eycuing.
TRADES MOVEMENTS
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StN mat Two prominent members oi t.o Merchant
| T,!lors' Association had settled with Their zen
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"''"'' ''''"'''S WIN u'o ""S '""' ''"'" "N
tH resolution not To- employ ANY belonging to the
Protec,iyot'nion until tie kc ,ho,ili lc rnsel
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c"ut'" s'he h'uc zee n among 'hc ON" me'h-
here, AMI n srcc,nl meeting has lccn callol To-
inyo.,i..,,c tho malta, Nc,n,i,r. sovc,,i ,,c,r
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ocir 'a"4 upon Ne nrtis IN question: u inquire
INTO i1e rster' believing hs hoy do that " ono
succnmbS II may act uniavoTsbly to the As'ocia-
| hon on the minds Of outsiders. On inquiry twas
found that one 'irm had settled ".th thc'r men, On
he ground that The latter had esned the follow
Ing;
We The iour7ieymen ialor' employed hy u nd
" ',' n.'u trt'u ", 'n's' W. S'',V 9" . w."
| Society men and AZ advance Of wn.es"
| By this /, will be rrrccivcl thu, the shor hands
| Of Messrs H. 4 ON have surrendered uucopdl-
tionally But this II appears is what IS waited by
all the Grus, and therefore the Association dc.
| mande, through ia resolution. th,, no one shcn
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-" '"'P"F "'n "e'o'''ins W 'ne ''n'fH 'n'oh
until the strike slsll havo been raised nyn.ngt the
| whole, and The only obstacle now In the way Of an
amicnhlc adjustment Of n difficulties IL the refusal
Of the ASS ciaiion TO discharge those who worked
for them during tie str Ike, WI ch they refuse 10
| dc, believing that such action on their part would
be unium and disbpnor1hle. On inquiry Of the
1.ne' @ htnS u N"H .Ap..h'i WAY ice mater lHl
his hands md ,old HIM thnt thc atrke Ind been
raised, the bills Withdrawn, and The demands ~ 10
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THE COURTS.
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