New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16


against the proposed modification Of :ss Revenue Act
under the mistaken view that such change would be
an agonistc to the interests OF tho ag-iculturists.
REMOVAL OF AsHBs.-The CITY Inspector
gves notice that the removal Of ashes will begin today
He requests citizens keep within doors the ashes on
hand ant those on the sidewalks and stSsss ere taken
away.
RAlgoAD CONFERENCE.-The lean that the
Second and Thrd.Avenus Railroad Composites have DO
cided deceive each others tickets in payment Of fares
The STREET SWEEPERs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oP THR Kicker IHJUScTIoN-At noon on ssaturoay
large dess Of streetsweepcrs congregated aroaho
the Court 4 cuse anIiously awaiting the decision upon
the motion &c dissolve the injunction granted epon ihe
application Of Mr. John flecker shortly after twSI,o
o'clock il bec ne known 10 them that Justice lngrsha
had dssolv injunction and that they were enttIeo
to and should receive their Pay. Cheer upon ohee.
arose, not on for the Justice but as one ,a. r. sar
John Hecker-bscause we have beaten him.. wn.on
we're given with decided earDcstness. Ihs men toeh
proceeded to the Controller once. snS nn %as
yeadv 10 pay them off, In very short time 'weniy-n,
or thirty clerks busily engaged upon the pay ro
in checking r. mes ana otnes IN .up hssn
Cs 10 six O'Clock 3 M. upward q ~ ~ haa pe'"
PAID and the balance eco 900 will DO paid to-day.
PtasTERERs' NATIONAL CONFERENCE.-The
Plssterors National Convention met on THURSDAY
morning at Rary Cios,Bg Hail. No. POI Bowcry and
sppointaf Mr.. Charles AaJeln OF Boston President
Mr.. L. p. McDermott Secretary Delegates were
present from the principal cities in the Eastern and
Middle Sta ca. and also fseEi Washington City MI
Mclean, OF taking the chsig thanked the Conven
ton for the honor conferred and then briefly e1
stained tho OBJ cts Of the meeasg. The mlnntea OF
IN. preyiou, mo ting held ia July last were then read
nnd approved I'D the term Of the present officers haV
ng tired the following were elected for the clIrrn
ear: President Er Charles NC ar OF boston ice
President Mr.. Hhekmeller Of Pittsburgh; Secretary
Mr. t. T. MoDermot Of Sew-Yortl and 1rehsnrer'
Mr. Alexander Turner Of Brooklyn. committee Oh
the state Of the trade then appointed AFTER which
the reports Of the several branches or ps.srers "el
eties were read Reports were read ny NJ. Crane OF
Newark. Mr. p. Bryan Of Jersey CiE Hr. Thompson
OF Philadelphia aud Mr.. Aahony Of ws.hingon,
After short recess the reading Of reports continued
and the following gentlemen were heard rom MI
HaIkwell Of Pittsburgh Mi Tuner OF Brooiyn, III
Mclean OF Boston, and Nj hoDeTmou o. Vow VIh.
paper containing tie following suggesiions Was thsh
read; a.,
l. Tb. foru.ton Of Union % hr as possible Of the Af
m. rssbhshpen, Of system Of Intelligence IN The dh
frent elite. for tho purPo's Of sNns A. 20 ss
ave oan.cs..ry tve ely a. search ofemploym.n,
thorough 'y.sf q eo'is,pona noe '.,9a .Lou. We
moving tie rate Of trade in the Different sections Of the
country. -, -, - p,.,..,
Society good standing be s's'ted In procuring employ
To provii. slsln- imposition BY unpncglsd journey
aud crafty employer ,,
10 us.e provision 10 q .eine.. or des'h
= 80, 10 close ssnes with oshsI bauehs' OF uids me
ch.nic. associations.
g. 10 eight hours .e.ys vofi. believing TIA. our
moral ,rd ps y.cs condition ~Oae be improved by shorten
in, Of III. foars of sbsI
roI.qsIo 'gps.a t. s,. e, s.rs 1G% The l.
This paper referred TO committee. and the Con'
vention adjourned TIL yesterday morning. Hhcn IRE
s 81 a oar ~ bling :aa .aa
gates fom all the cities bad been heard nom. the Com
nitee on tho state OF Trade presented their report
1ner careful review Of the state Of the trade ard
the evil systems which prevail In g. tho committee close
their report b. recommending the following resolutions
P|.,i,cd nat Ios. orsnr.aon' OF associations q De
members Of the utie IN rV"ry e'y AID tom IN unicd
relieshe nsns- nd At whatever Coz, By this ksiioa.
Gg n" .sa o. ,es',t,. ~ ,,,.eaied in =, -.
states Cooperate With he orr of othor trades M
give them the legal ns, 10 control .nd direct ihs interests Of
Rec ssd Tia, we proic. ,s,ip. trading any form and
tind IN business and hold hat euf !nmsi's euP,o,er'
,houd alone oonsrt - P!'sr-r win d, wnef IL, our
ler woTk men Of houses aud invite ali to
breas Up the practice o. Humping whether Of s'hns cor
Rseirsd Ths, no by or grown man. he permitted to
harm Tie rsde without be be ' to .,ns mo-
Of IN. di.tIci where tho parties redic.
Rolrsd That ws with other mcdaniel briHehs, 10
r.dn. IL, hours Of labor 10 the rational period Of eight
The report ard resolution. nrs signed by David
Mshony, Leonard Crane and u. T. McDermott. Com.
mtoe on tie State OF the Trnde The resolutions and
report we're unanimously accepted. Eitcr transsotng
some further business, tie Convention adjourned
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR BAGGAGE.-The nu-
morous theta OF trunks and other baggage In this city
calls for watchfgl eye. both from travellers and tie
police authorities Citizens should also lend their aid
in tuppressng to evil Trunks strapped behind a
coach arc no longer safe. recent instsnces have
proved where the strap cut. trunks thrown into
wagon and driven of at fa speed. almost before the
owners eyes. Tho more common plan, however i' 70
watch about railroad depot. notice any baggage left to
be called .or and IN few minutes personnte the owner
get check for any desired point, and thus secure the
booty An instance Of this kind has just come 10 our
notice where lady gong south with all her vsln'
abes packed in q new, attractive looking trunk. II
was lea at tho NewJCTHey Railroad depot with tie re-
mark that would be called for by theaowner; but Il
was soon srnngged ON board nrnln checked for vii.
mington Delaware and the thief would probably have
secured valuable prize but for the invostgHtions and
eIerons OF officer Rhodes Of The Tventyseven'h Pre-
cnct and tho promptness Of the railroad company In
sending a dispatch the road to stop such trunk.
which done Unfortunately in this care As In too
many others the owner was only too glad ~ find her
baggage without securing Tho prosecution OF me the
! ANNIVERSARY OF THE PHILoLExIAr SOCIETY.
The Sixty second Anniversary OF the PholoIlnn SO
cety Colombia College celebrated Friday eVeains
at the Academy Of Music Tho ediGce WIS completely
crowded with ladies and gentlemen. Prof Barnard.
President Of Columbia College and several Of the ficu
~ were present the stage; was also Prof Horace
! Webster of the Free Academy. Erastgs B Rudd, A.
NJ, President OF the Society, presided The exercises
opened with prayer by the Rev. DR.. Channcey and was
followed with addresses. compositions ond Instrumental
music. The music by Helmsmnllers Band. and