New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

capital fortnight and the profits to the associaer
Paris established bank three years ago. which starting
with capital OF 1000 francs has now grown 70 one OF
cities Of France and these institutions naturally in
the general cooperative movement The Directors Of the
of the cooperative associations OF all nations at
Paris the 4th of August next for general cOnsut
ton and important meeting Will be held con
nectiOn with the national exposition.
OF about 80 industrial associations in Paris half were
formed last year, and that their safety and success
have been demonstrated there is tendency in all the
trades toward the new system Chairmakers last
makers spectacle makers, and the various trades re1u
ing but limited capital generally forming cOmbna-
piece work, moderate interest the capital, and d-
vide the profits frequently as interest upon the earnings
of labor and capital The found 10 most diculs
to start in business on account OF the large capita,
Gurcd but they obtained the necessary by pay
ing high interest and realized enough pay their
debt aud operate upon their own capital The rules gov
erng labor ana prices ahre sse e S are ssa 70
they never felt before ana accomplish generally third
more than when wages were the only inducement To
effort and there is corresponding improvement minor
morals the men practicng thrift ana becoming temper
their eaptat stock The new ambition inspired by CO.
operative industry seems TO have power TO transform tho
gay and reckless French nottingham into the prudent
COOPERATION IN ENGLAND.
Cooperation in trade has grown rapidly In England
hat-says The London SpectGOrthe regular traders be-
gin hate the cooperative shops and beginning TO
talk of combinations to put them down They must feel
tive stores of England realized profits amounting in tho
Borrowed capital the members divided 8 per cent on
their investments and this is but the smallest part Of
the GAIN the largest item being the saving In the cost OF
the goods they have purchased. All the political econo
miss tell that competition will regulate prices and
learned that combination is better for them than compe
titio and the natural laws of trade circumvent
ed How this operates in practice is well stated in
English journal and the description just as true for
You return to your Heightened absence End
small ssss%SH and p The rd S % Of F s ADD
heinz ranserrrd 70 the saece pe city Dsye .sc
critics and palaces siures AND provincial So,y
.sS S mansion The most expensive s he
ti So The medium the agent eichs pro
dssI % witt % tho the any Ss shops 1' s sSS
other places the Of commst bears TO ihS number q c1:tog
psbn GssoT is PgdU,Se through miles Of sGOpsgnt yoa
@ 'T %. % SseS Dc stree E
ever Ten .Ts JS"s
c s Sas y AZ sr. SS " do@ TEer
% ss,' 2 as ss1Is RS Sa s ;'
There ayens the poPnesors Of which expect e 'o '
'e''' SUFFERING PROM sTP,g%ss
strikes IKE IN eofc II :ay Tat tie ' eshtSCSr question
fading away from the attention OF qanuiaceTs ana
that the strike Of thirty days ago Is now Ignored pSr "
manufacturing establishments In the city, the Dlack
the inevitable laws OF trade the majority OF those who
were induced TO join in the strike having become con
yinced OF their and returned to their occupations
Several persons have been sent Last TO Obtain inns 10
furnish the food of which those who threw away their
means OF living have become sorely IN neeu. ~
craftsmen some hundreds Of miles away to write en-
couragng letters but when 1t comes TO paying out OF
their ardearned wages money to support the strikers
the enthusiasm dies away" The newspapers pub
sh the OF many OF the leading manufacturers In
Chicago ali of whose establishments in full operation
et ten hours day, and obliged IN consequence OF the
ghtness OF work not TO employ full number OF ands
added that many OF those who went to Work at eght
hours day abandoned that having learned that
they must submit TO reduction OF wages az tne week
end and the conclusion is reached that while the strike
has benefited one, it has injured host OF honest
worhngnen . 49,, ~ -.
! At a meeting of the Dry Dock Practical Painters on
Wednesday evening officers elected for the ensuing
wear as follows President Charles r. Paterson; VICE
President Guardian Costiman Recording Secretary W
A. stephens Financial Secretary, Julius Berey me loi
lowiue-namcd were elected to attend the ElEhtiio
/ Convention: Mcssrs. James Duncan VIM. A. Stephens'
Charles Opdyke. The delegates were instructed 10 aus
cate postpOnemcnt Of the eighthour strike Az meet
ng OF the Union House Painters, held last evening,
Messrs Edward Doty, H. Hobrook, and SyIyesIer ntns
and instructed to vote for the postponement o. the eight
| hour strike until November next