The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-19

~ TN n s1ss to examine and ssIs The
0nS - nhasd In The navy FROM New York,
- wAs Asss pOs yss been enrolled
A Hons DEALER ~ PEIricoArs.-A
,ounetsiy about 10 years Of ags very Handsomely
Arsnsd has sttracssd much attention lately In
Val arssa BY Offering sorrcl pony and csbriolet
Ss ajA M says shc came from Troy to sell her
Asrss and carriage Yesterday she exhibited these
sreola opposite the Park. She Ia fine looking. aud
sonduess herself with great propriety.
Tn WRESTLING MATCH between Harry
NIL, q New York. and Uzile Prictet,, Of New Jer-
~, for esoo aide. came OF on wedpesdsy' sai
ssrulssd in the defeat Of Harry Hiil.
STREET CLEANING. The Com missoners for
Cleaning Streets met yesterday morning 81 the
hsy0's Once. The Mayor and Comptroller were
present. The proposals Of D. .. Badger Offering
70 eissp he streets st he rat, Of s3000oo per an
nun were submitted. In the opinion oi 10th Com.
n,,.,onsrs IN. pronos,ls and specf, a,ons de.
fectvA In omlttn.; to yrovid, or TIE removal ~
aAhes and gsybage. This was drerned 40 important
an item in The matter Of cleaning the s'rrr's thai
ahe omission could not IL Neglected, 'rd mis- dn'y
81 the contractor len io ifnpiicn'ion.
FATAL AcCrDrvr'.- On Wednesday afsr-
u on, Mr.. Thonss Cyonsr, OF i0t First avenue. f,l
from the roof oi his residence, and wss almost in.
stan,iy killed. lie was n native Of ireland, aged
n vecrs Mr.. Edwin A. CLAYTON wa. fatal.
~ crushcd Yesterday, by the falling Of y pile II
ioys y The lumber yard st No. broome street,
~hsre be was Engaged In his duties ~ al inspector
VI lumber. Mr.. Clayton, WHO was 81 years % age,
fSsidsd q No. q Tompkins street.
FALLING OF AN AwSiSo.-August Bosmes-
hsimss, youth Of years sustained a compound
nscsurS Of the thigh yesterday, by the falling u 81
swninG. In 'front.' Of No. 40& Ninth avenue.
TRADES MOVEMENT.
MAS MEETING or THE WoRxiNong> IN
G$yYonr ov rus PsrNras' srrrxE---A GHrAr DIV
SpsnAs,os-svrsozns, Ero.- -Acording 70 previous
aAAsunesmsah meeting Of printers was held. last
svsAins. In The City Hal Park where q stand had
bsA erected for the accommodation Of The officers
Il - meeting. The speakers, and newspaper re-
porssFs. Before the meeting permanently organ
Md. n wss suggested TINT the printers on strike
march around the different newspaper Offices. and
show sAar strength. Accordingly, preceded by
n szesllsns br.s band, they parallel The streets
accompanied BY large delegations from other trade
acCietias. A. the proccsdon passed the dlseren.
Newspaper ofAces, the men in the ranks erosned
81 ta0ss whose propnetors were regarded rs
opposed 70 the printers movement. The TnnrSr
ocs received the largest sharc Of these attentions
The procession afterwards marched to the PARK,
where II halted. the members assembling around
the spsakers' stand. The band of music pcrformsi
snunbsr Of patriotic airs, while the officers Of the
nesting arranged the prehminnries. A. eight o..
clock. some two thousand persons being present,
she nsstns was organized with Mr.. z. A. Hollne.
- President. On taking the chair Mr.. Holme,
shd:
They had heard enough lately Az NJ the cause o
shsy dicsstsd terms to their employers there nese
w. . greater mistake. They wished 10 place
themselves right on the record with their fellow
wuk,agmsa. tApplause.I The difficulty arose u
ths 1nrDuND Othce. c6rosns- aud u squib LEI on
voices. 'That's the wsy the Tribune will b
blown up Ths Chairman proceeded to state III
csuso u the dinculty NJ extensively circulate,
By posters throughout the city during the last few
days. when be stated how the men Of the ohc
bslisved a advertisement from the TNR I.
b . tTick and they refused to work, Their
was gyeaa applause. Some young men telegraph
ID from Fought eepsie 70 Mr.. Jones Of ii,
TA1A and an answer was sent ssued By Mr. Nc
EkSth, Of the TRiDu Ne. IN which employme " al
G6srsd 70 composi,ors who would report 70 ih'
tSrenAn u the TIhEs Ohice. Was not that trick
Re thsa proceeded to say that ncn VI all p'ltica
= AsmomanAtons were morning papers and set VI
Ill thas ear-o before them without question, dom.
thAr work like men. (App.) But when All honor
snpioysd than both should keep ii With honor
tASpi
Ths following lisa Of vce-Presidents and Score
S,ein was then read aud unanimously approved.
LIST OF orrrorRs.
Pysstdsnf-E. A. Holmes.
VSss- Pvsstdsnf Harding, Cosrh.Painters
N. Bet,A President Hnt-finishers' Union.
II. W. Murphy, Previdout Dry Goods Clerks
Early -Cloaang Association.
aanrsl solomon, President Cigar-nakers.
Michael Stevens, President Plumbers Associa
con.
Thos. HoulshAn. PRESIDENT Plssterers' Associs
eon.
Wa. Mack, Txlors' Association.
=. A. Abeck, Trunk and Bag makers
Howard whitfield. Packing OK Aaksrs.
Hugh Mitchell Car-drvers' Association.
VIM. DAvidgs, Actors Protective CniSn.
4. J. Bobsrts, Coopers' Association.
NJ. 0ross, German Printers Union.
jas. J. OConnell New York House Painters.
Q. r. Taylor, Furniture and Csrpe, Clerks.
yss. Cusiek, Grocers aud Tea Clerks.
Peer Daily, EARLY Closing Association.
Thos. J. Drew, Harness Maker.' Association.
VIM. AcHendery, Morocco Dressers Assocsuor
Sssrsesrtss - Vim. D. coddington. John
o'Dgnohus John Henry.
Tts following preamble and revolutions wei
then offered and unanimously adopted
KAsvsaa Differences and Ii faculties have arise
between considerable number OF the employ 0
printers Of this city and those employed by then
With regard to Ihe justice and proprety Of the n
cont advance In the scale vi lrces oil the New for
Y1nters Union aud
Whereas, These difficulties have been cause
manly by the refusal OF the former 20 comply wit
shs 1n1ece Of the demands or to In the riyf
- tbs laborer to organize for the purpose OF hxip
IN equitable price for his labor, therefore, he 1t
RSsslSsj, That while depre,aling resort 10 wis
Aut tAstr tk.>-ts tnrt