New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-15
CHAS, F. DAWN,
LOUIS SAViNI,
JAS. MCGAWLEY,
JOS. W BURKE.
SAM. w. PLUME,
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McGloughlin, who is charged with the foul mur-
der, is in prison.
THE EIGHT HOUR LABOR QUEsTIoN.-The
Foundrymen's Association of New Orleans are
giving practical expression to their ideas in regard
to the important question which is now agitating
the mind of one of the great classes of the COM
munity The following preamble, resolutions and
arrangements were agreed to at the last meeting
of the Foundrymen's Association:
WHEREAS, 1t having become known to this asso-
| citation that there are parties who are willing to
contract work under the regulations of the eight
time as the opponents of that system can secure
| themselves against our lawful and just claims
be it
| Resolued, That any member or members of this
association, who have pledged or will pledge them
| selves to support such an odious infringement on
our rights, shall not only be elected from our
midst, but are entitled to the utter condemnation
| of the members thereof;
ResolUed, That we, the foundrymen of the city
of New Orleans, do hereby form ourselves into a
cooperative body, to establish cooperative shop
to do all work that we can get, and that we ap-
point a committee of three members from each of
the four neutrality-suspicious. makers, machinists,
moulders and blacksmiths-to procure shop and
tools to do the work that each and every one of
us do take stock in said shop to the best of our
means, and ask other trades to take stock with
that the said committee be instructed to advertise
in the city papers that we will take work twenty
per cent. less than any other shop in the city OF
New Orleans.
constructing and consulting engineer, No. 26 Com
, mercial Place. room No. II, will be promptly at
, tended to.
The committee consists of P. +. Kendall, E. 0.
Morgan, Thos. Powers, from the machinists; John
! Muaine, Robert Edgar, 7. Haught0n, blacksmiths
D. Fl. Mulaine, w. N. Wright, Jacob Benper, pat
tern makers; Edward Unsworth, VIM. Powell, W
l Smith, moulders.
Books will be Immediately opened for subscrip
ton to the stock Of the Cooperative Foundry As
sociation, and members of foundry association
! will subscribe from ten to five hundred do lnr
each. A combination of their capital will, the
confidently expect, enable them to compete wit
other establishments in New Orleans.
PRorosT CouET.-P. Davies for obtaining proI
erty under false pretenses, was discharged.
, Thos. Eagan. for stealing four U. s. mules, sa,
dies and brides, was discharged.
John Warford, lst New Orleans Volunteers, fe
assault and battery, was discharged.
Jas. Mcdonnell, for assault and battery, was r.
a manded till to-day.
VIM. Raut, lst U. 8. Infantry, for being drum
g was discharged.
CRIMINAL CouRT-Jatdge Abeu-Wm. A. Fas
man was tried on charge of mule stealing an
J. convicted.
v Patrick Coyle was tried for larceny and foun
guilty.
Henry Smith found guilty of carrying aconeeaie.
"a weapon was sentenced to one days Imprisonment
n In the case of F. Cuneo, charged with eaiosz as
~ element, thel Court instructed the jury W hnu
s. verdict of acquittal.
5e RECORDER KRUEBBE's COURT. phnps pros ~,
lawful wife. VI was Yesterday committed for trial t.
- the Criminal Court, on a charge OF 6lgamy. ~
will have time for repentance patnnan and f0F single
blessedness before he gets through.
rsa 4 Ta%sSn Bshnas one as Of The walters At Bdwe
restaaant night before last pleaded guilty to th'
charge made as as"Rs Wss eomnsG i trial to Il
Criminal Court. A ,zn