New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

There are nearly associations in this city, represent
irg thc following trades:
Fs,e FEs,e E,lss se pol ?sl'Aer'
Ho3.a. .1o, uasss. Metal sud ssieroo'eu,
5rs ass Sa's oso,i q, ,5c,- eo and coach i,p,'s
Carpenter aui ioneH, arI s'aiseT
%.,Imah,r. i,r and pcleii ease makers,
Co,tioe ,u.,H Grsoslte makers
o,R So,-i Gr,',. p..crSaisr
SSS,,r '' lopr,iraut rssery.
Ca.rr Quaryncn
fl.r.r Rracre.
oc,t n'se'. 81 @ase..
EasS,.'' ES,liss' sa5s.sa' 2 }sasi @ai,r.,
g, sni s',.ru-siieu, s,o.e cutter, 49,.
T.s1as.r sssh and bind makers
isa,..o,r iiss ii1 sui sheet iron workers,
i,a1oas,' iia s.alsfs sad pol,her.,
i-gsr Wooi uutrs
lo,orot'o OgleeH fcna.e eoupo9or, t
irrher t..tI.u And shoe fueB and operators
Tuaddton 10 these there are number Of trades which
have no societies but which likely to form assoca-
tons under the pressure OF the present movement The
eghtbour the subject of discussion in the orga
that under the Influence OF the wOrkngmen who have
struck al tine trades viii soon join the eighhour cru
PREPARATIONS FOR RIOT.
Although there serious demonstrations yester
the necessity OF being prepared for any outbreak that
might take place. The entire police stil duty
ready 70 respond TO any call that may be made by the
Superintendent or TO repress any violence in their
precincts provided IL does not the magnitude Of
riot Tue first serious trouble, 1t is beheued, will come
nom quaTrymen and those used TO rough outdoor
work but rs there strong sympathy among the work
iugmen as a class can tell where a riot would
end II ft once attained headway There are reckless
men in every organization who now urging that
extreme measures should be taken against those who
refuse TO strike and against the employers who refuse TO
sdopt the eighthour plan.
Maior-Geu. shaer, commanding the First Division
National Guard VIII hold a consultation with the Police
Commissioners this morning, when the situation wiz be
thoroughly cenvassed In case OF emergency both the
military and fremeu can DO called on, aud II Is under
tLst Gen. shaler has promised the ad Of both
PROCEEDINGS OF THE STRIKERS YESTERDAY
Michael DOugherty, painter, arrested for abusing
and threatening OF his trade who at work on
r. house IN West Fifty-hfh-s was brought yesterday
before Justice Coulter who fined him $40 and held him
a. 500 bail TO keep the peace. large squad of rock
aud uuarrymen proceeded yesterday from place 10 place
b. the upper part OF the city, and compelled several
eaucs OF men 10 quit work Among those driven
were the employed by Contractor Bannon, In
Niuety-nnt-st. The strikers also endeavored 10 COM
pei the engaged in excavqtng for large sewer at
Tcntnaye. and Observation-Disclosures. to quit work.
but were driven away by the police They left, threat
enng 20 return with larger force
The Internationals met at Putnam Hall yesterday
SECTIONS G. 10 10, and others being represented, and
adopted resolutions cOndemning the ncendary letter Of
Theodore II. Banks. The members OF the international
Society say that they want It distinctly understood that
MI does not belong to their organization, the
association Of which he is member does not recognize
Their General Council. The Internationas further de-
sre 10 impress upon the workngmen the value Of
and moderation and earnestly deprecate all violent pro
oeedngs.
A. fe TObt Tyour Ieague Headquarters the working
men were specially earnest in condemning the conduct
Of the strikers who arrested on Thursday and ex-
pressed the hope that the public would hold the
Of the wOrknRmen responsible for the acts Of few in
temperate who do not represent the mass OF the
strkers.
evening which the customary routine Of reports and
enrolling members was pursued. IL was announced az
Tuonia Han that the men employed in the lager-beer
bTcvcrrs about strike. The carrivers some
Of the city railroad lines were said TO be asking for an
advance wages reported that the BARRIERS had
struck iOr reduced hours and slight increase Of pay
THE PARADE or THE wORKISGStES
FTbe Executive Committee Of the Eighth League OF
tins city, headed by the chairman Charles Lefer, called
OF the superintendent OF Police, last Wednesday, and
announced that the workngmen "on strike proposed
90 parade on Monday, starting from the Germania
Rooms in the BOwery, at 10 M, and marching down
60 the Cty sall and thence up Broadway. The Super
iuteudeut laid the matter before the Police
Board and they promised to give an answer on Friday
The Committee, upon calling yesterday promised
escort provided they did not go below Canalst. 1t
also stipulated that the procession should not take
up more than zen feet in width OF the street.
~ meeting held last night, under the auspices Of
the Eight League, at TeutoIa Hail. Mr. schlichter
presiding number Of tradesmen who have agreed to
Carriage Bsessmils .....2oOO
rr Closing Is, @ s0S Sash sad Bind Maieis. SO
Srssr. ,iaehn Mks2 600 ssr Builders ........ 80
svood Carysrs
COCO Psni,n and raer'. 400