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has now located at Indianapo
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-19
The meeting adjourned at half-past eleven.
MEETING OF THE MASTER BUILDERS.

What They Think and What They Re-
solve To DO-Acquiescence TO the De-
mands OF the Men.
The master carpenters and builders held meet
ing last evening IN room IS Cooper Institute. Mr..
Blackstone presided, and, having called the Assem-.
blage TO order drew attention to the fact that the
motion made by Mr.. Moore on the previous night
was In order. This motion was that compromise
be effected between the "oosses" and the journey
men: the latter asked for eight hours instead OF
ten--the masters would offer nine.
Mr. BgsNEssY was OF opinion that the Journey
men had no idea of listening to anything like nine
hours What they would listen to would be the
question of wages. He drew picture OF strikes in
the olden time, and endeayored to the best Of his
ability TO convince his hearers that journeymen
were the most unreasonable persons under the sun.
A member then arose and said that IL was evl-
dent that the intention OF the j0urneymen was 70
ruin the 'bosses;" they had carefully waited until
their employers had made large contracts ana then
"gone back on them"
Mr.. wniTLocK thought thai pothing could be.
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new YORK HERA1 SUNDAY MAY 49, 1s72-QuADRUPIE SHEET

receive Sae mat OF the journeymeh was received.
MT GAME drew attention to the small number OF
W. mbers present, and said that "a house divided
against itself cannot stand.n The majority OF the
bosses had consented to the eight-honr arrange
ment. They saw 1t was useless TO nght against ~
the men being in power, and 1t was better to sub
nit with good grace and take the change out OF
the men in the winter, when they would be only
too ready to go down on their knees ard beg for
work.
Mr. DEvoE said that ont 81 all the remarks made
by members of the society he had heard nothing
about the United States government legitimatizng
the eight-hour labor question 1t was merely
political move, after all-the present President
thought that he would win the favor OF the work
ing classes by supporting the movement. He did
not see how the movement was to be resisted. AS
at present advised and under existing circum,
thew desired. The 'bosses, turn would come
when the snow fell thick and work was slack.
Mr.. HUME hoped the question would soon be set
tied; the journeymen had their organizations and
meetings; they had sprung mine on their en-
ployers and, though they might win the fight now,
they would find themselves defeated in the end. 1t
was neat to talk about the freedom Of the Ameri-
can people-they were literally and truly bound
down to those whom they employed.
Mr.. MOORE reviewed the subject at considerable
length His ideas were sensible and to the pur-
pose.
"bosses" to contend any further. They would nave
to succumb for the present, but they would win In
the long rum Mr. VANDERBILT was Of the same
opinion as the previous speaker.
The resolution was debated upon ut length by
Messrs Hennessy, Whitlock and Moore, While the
committee from the carpenters journeymen meet
ing was waited for. At last 1t appeared and con-
sutation was held The journeymen resolved that
they would accept no compromise; they would only
work eight hours for ful days pay, me question
When the report of the committee came in, how
ever the sentiment was changed, and 1t was finally
resolved to take no further action In the matter
until the result OF a mass meeting OF master car
penters, to be called on Monday evening" had been
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S HIPPIN NC NEW S,
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Sun rises. A 40 Moon SETS morn 3 O2
Sun SETS $3.50. 713 High water morn 10
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY IS, 1872
CLEARED.

Steamship Republic Obj, Perry Liverpool via Queens
Steamship City Of Montreal dr), Kennedy, Liverpool
Steamship Part6a Br,, watson Liverpool via Queens
STEAMSHIP deutschland ca), Neynaber Bremen via
Steamship Iowa Br), ovenstone, Glasgow-Henderson
Steamship Jason CSG), Hack, stcttln-wendt RAM
Steamship Vile de Paris FD, surmont Havre, &c-Geo
sSs3sS%sig Clyde Kennedy Galveston via Key west-c
Steamship George Washington, eager. Now orleans-H
Steamship San Jacinto, Hazard, savannah-w Garr-
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston-H Nor
Steamship Old Dominion, Bourne Norfolk, City Point
and Richm mo Dominion Steamship Co. ~
Steamship Volunteer, Bloodgood, Phiadelphia-LorL
Steamship Zodiac, Chaplin, salcm-MqrEay, Ferris Co
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston-H Dimock
Steamship Acushnet, Rector New acknowledgement
Ship City Of Berlin CBr, Warden, Brstol-E Morgans
Ship Francona Cnew> Gray, Moendo and Callao-J S
Bark Excelsior CNoD. singdahlsen, waterford-Teens
Bark Regina del Gin Aus Tomasini Trieste and Fiume
Bark sr
hsaU Son Co.
Brig Emily r), Marshall, Laguayra and Porto Cabelo
Brig Nellie, owens Guadalupe and Martinique
Brig Chas Hoard, Neville St Martins-H vatable 4
Son.
Brig Rio OBJ, Mcdonald, Cardenas-Brett Son Co.
Brig f Rich, Paine, Cardenas-J Ward 4 Co.
Brig Amelia Rr), Deal st Mary's Rver-Brett, Son b
schr W Atwood Dome, Jacmel-B Weinberg:
Schr George Pettis Gallashaw, Baracoa-B Wen
Schr Azelda h Laura, McIndoe. Baracoa-B Weinberg.
Schr Washington Freeman, Robinson, Eleuthera-B
Weinberg. - -
sc6r Sarah Jane Br), Ferguson, Windsor, Ns-D De
sehr Active Edgett (Br), Dorchester. NBHeney Par
schr Peter Mitchell (Br), Partridge, st John, NIB
schr Lucretia Cozzens, Key west-B Weinberg.
Schr J Clark, Dix, Jacksonville-W Ray.
Schr b Farphan, Brewster Jacksonville-Van Brunt
Bro. -
schr Ieonora Glover, savannah-Bentlev Miller 4 Co.
schr Glenwood Dickinson Washington, DC-Slaght
schr F Hallock, Halock, Washington, DC-saght
schr vapor Apologize, Washington DC-slaght Petty
schr Richards Moore Washington, DC-van Brunt
schr More Light, Young, Calais-John Boynton's Son
Co.
Schr Justina, Remission Boston-H Brown 4 Co.
Schr Ann I Spple, Bacon, New Bedford-Ferguson 4
Wood
Schr V Barkaew, Holmes, Derby, Ct-Rackett 4 Bro,
Schr l. Daniels Miller. Observation-Disclosures 4 Co.
Schr Report, Hart, New Haven-Rackctt Bro.
schr Nellie bloomfield, Hobbie, Stanford-Stamford
Manufacturing Co.
Steamer ID utley Davis, Philadelphia
Steamer T. Fairchd, Trout, Philadelphia.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer Maynowe Fults Philadelphia.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

Steamship Calabria Q8r) McMckan, Liverpool, May 7
fna S ss
S sSss. g. ana
ent intervals portions of an apparent wreckage evidently
M the though % alrs To @
q ss lon q 81 passed bark bound west showing signal
Steamship England Br, Andrews, Liverpool May 2 and
Nay . lat s. lon $ 81 exchanged signals with steam
ship Mexican bound east l,th lat 40 g. lon 81 30 passed
ssmshp Main S oe5GendoTG Bremen May
oelrch Co. Had strong westerly winds most of the
Steamship United States, Crower New Orleans May
i, with mdse and passengers to Frederic Baker, Had
II, with mdse and PASSENGERS 70 ii 6romwsll& Co 18th
aS @ @ asaRs y sn brig aar
steamship Huntsville, croweli Savannah May 10,
Steamship georgia c5pyyeIl Charleston May L. with
ss oaiI @ sa SiRs
s ss H@ s % e y
% east wsa Z E. xSen ws ua a n
Him. Pm sur6y red @ Which h ss in S
day i lad west WIND with heavy squalls which increased
much %'h shiaas AND Hs!y fan lasted hres
Ss s 81 ass IL s S as sw &
90 s. Ion q =. when we took very heavy
if ssns sw sour thence
n Sn
passed s. Helena March 81 crossed the Equator April
which continued steady up to April & lat N lon 46 W.
when the wind became variable and g ut prevailing from
the Sc crossed the lat of Bermuda May in Ion 60 80 W.
and anchored on the bar on the 18th at . PM 49,
Bark Buston Vale lBD Anderson, Colombo, Feb H. with
coffee TO Maren Had light variable winds as far as the
equator which crossed in Ion u took the Sc trades
the vicinity of Madagascar when the winds became light
aud variable had very bad weather of the Cape of Good
Hope. March Is 10 blew very heavy gale from the
westward. with most dangerous sea running during the
forenoon huge brok the after end OF the ship,
breaking everything in its way smashed in skyghts
broke barometer aud throwing large quantity Of water
sail lat 81 So onszs 81 Z, from thence until arriving on
the meridian OF the Cape March had the winds
vaiing from the westward times fresh gales and high
sea passed 81 Helena AErl and crossed the equator
lat u N On April 10, bad light trades and nne
N lon IS Is W running with stsong wind from the south
gradually increasing 70 gale with high sea AT about
a heavy bank rose In the W, the clouds going
around and round reduced sail close topsas;
thp run into calm which lasted for about tss autes,
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SAILED

do; Parthia do; Perere, Havrc; Deutschland Bremed;
india Glasgow; Clyde, Key West and Galveston George
Washington New Orleans: Western Metropolis, do; San
Jacinto, Savannah Champion, Charleston; Old Domin-
ion. Richmond &c.
The following vessels sailed from this port during the
past week.
May l2-Bark Attila; brig Ortano.
l3th.Ships Z outon, Chas G Grinnell Wild Hunter;
barks Dephine Eureka Florence Baker Forngot; briggs
Gustave Dising Robin, Wesley Seymour, stephen A
Bishop Salve.
vesta Newcastle HAMPTON Cont Adriac, Frey, Prind
Alexandra; briggs Electra, Nellie Ware, Valkyrien.
l5th-ship John Bright; barks Rudolph Ebel Cecilia,
Marco Polo, Ludwig; brig Baear.
l6th-Ships Bertha Waterloo; bnrks Nanny Idaho,
Anna, La Bella, yenskabet; brigs Water Lily, Lima Mi
cheline Amelia Emma; schrs Sam Weller Perseverance,
Annie Bayard
l7th-Barks Armna Jahann Carl Estella Golden briggs
Urdahl, James Ratchford, Josephine; schr VIM Bur-
roughs
lSth-ship Himalaya; barks Washington, Prindsesse
Alexandra; brig Tubal CAIN
Wind Mt sunset SSE
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sseamship Zodiac Chaplin, New York for Salem sa
xonshns Rector New s' York for Bed
Brig Iacena Aiken, New York as for n ssekvle
srig DOMINION I.n II White, New YORK for Windsor
schr King Byen HeSok sa1f for ri Fall river
scr ROGERS Sshos Gz a5 for Portland
sehr Emily, IN, MoTrell. New York for sismiord.
,,schr Fair Wind, Bowman, Rondout for Narragansett
schr Reading RR No IS, McDevitte, Philadelphia for
schr Burlingame. Burlngame Elzabethport for
@ snfsr
schr American Eagle, Mcfarland, Eiizabethport fol-
schr Winner, Nash, Elizabethport for Boston.
s seSr YORK os p. fer Providence
schr Amelia Augusta. Browne New York for Hartford
nora Tor
schr Brainard, Hawkins, Jersey City for New Bed.
schr Kate Thomas Barlow, Elizabethport New Bed
schr Fashion, carbcrry, New York for Providence.
sh Mo eekor lr for New
schr q W Dexter. westcott, ,Hoboken for Gardiner.
Sem Dow Jones' Ejl1aesthport fsr fgoyiasnee:
schr Takir, knowles; Elizabethpert for Greenwich.
sehr FL Brayos smith Ezabethport for Providence
schr Addie Bryant stubbs, Ezabethport for Newbu-
schr Clara Rankin Bell EiizsRsethport for Boston
s schr Eliza Wilams Cooner WeebewRen for Boston,
Schr r Merwin, Buncc Ezabethport for Providence.
Schr Howard, Wooster, Elizabethport for Salem
Schr Emma Ellen, Cox New York for Hartford
Schr Sylvester, Hale, Hoboken for Taunton.
Schr Lookout Port johnson for Portsmouth.
Schr j Hurlburt Port johnson for Providence.
schr VIM Salisbury Hardy. Elizabethport for Provi-
dence.
Schr Henrietta, Bnrdette New York for New Haven.
Schr Mary Cune, Gormaney, New York for Oyster
Fay.
schr I vandervoort, New York for Bridgeport
Schr Ruth Huse, Brown, New YORK for Hartford
Schr John Ashbur, Blake, Ezabcthport for Norwich.
Schr Expedite, Rondout for Newport.
Schr Emerald, DeCastro New York for Bridgeport.
schr Warren Gates Smith, Port johnson for Provi.
dence.
Schr Hester Davis, Elizabethport for Portchester.
Schr 4 II RR No 49, Philadelphia for Pawtucket
Schr Roanoke Barrett, Philadelphia for Middetown
schr Isabel Porter Hail, Elizabethport for Newport
schr Commodore Kearney, Hobrook, Elizabethport for
Boston.
Schr o G Acken, Mead, New York for Stamford.
Schr Dart. Williams New York for Stamford.
schr Geo Gilum, Murray, Hoboken for Portland.
Sloop Deep River Scott Elizabcthport for Greenwich.
Steamer Metis Davis, New York for Providence.
Steamer Ospray, Kenny, New York for Fail River.
Steamer Albatross, Davis New York for Fall River
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BELOW.

Bark Osmo (Rus), Hannila, from Newcastle, f. March
Is with coal to H& Meyer. Boarded by pilot boat
Bark George Treat (of Boston,, CHM, from Palermo
March %.
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DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE
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Passed Through He'll Gate.

BOUND SOUTH.
Bark Blanche C8r Hogg, Windsor, Ms for New York 30
Brig Aura IBr King windsor Ms, for New York, with
sehr Kedron, AEnsw, Windsor Ms, for New York, with
schr Day Star Davidson CORVALLIS Ms for New York.
with potatoes aoss e Il Daryea g, co M w.
schr Ariel Hogdon, Ellsworth for New York. with lnm
sshr MalaPT0p Mccarthy Calais for New York. with
sehr Hampton Fletcher. Machias for New York. with
schr Harper, Gey Bangor for New York. with lumber
schr Caspian Larrabec Calais for New York. with lum-
Der to Sn reS Roncor for Newar. with
scRr John Kelly Joncsport for New York. with spiles to
schr New Zealand, Booth, Thomaston for New York,
schr Enterprise Briggs Cherryport for New York. with
schr Mount Hope Bishop, Rockand for New York, with
schr fannie Hazard Hazard, Portland for New York,
schr franklin, Jameson, Rockland for New York, with
schr Susan Nash, Nash, westerley for New York,
schr Hyanis Gardiner, Cherryvillc for New York,
schr Geo brooks, Humphreys Portland for New York,
lumber 70 order. -, a., o., 80,
lumber sr aa Fs,ess Ryder Bangor for Sing Sing with
schr Geo Trisg Lonnckn. Gloucester for New York,
schrs Maracabo Hanley, Portland for New York, um-
schr Forest City, Davis Ellsworth for New York. lumber
schr cheseboro, Robinson, Westerly for New York,
schr Eddie Treat Nickerson, Bath for New York. with
lumber to Snow Richardson.
schr Gammage, Richards, Rockland for New York,
lime to order.
Schr Eliza Raynor Norwalk for New York
Schr Exeter, pendleton Fall River for New York
Schr Margt Kennedy Jordan, Derby for South Amboy
Schr Isaac Sherwood Parker New Haven for Haver-
straw
schr II Carver, Merwin New Haven for New York.
Schr Robbins, Providence for Fire Island.
Schr Potter Hooper, Bradbury, New Bedford for
Haverstraw.
schr j Raymond, Grover, Providence for New York.
schr Thomas l. Owen, Simpson, Providence for New
York.
Schr Il Hulse, Hulse Providence for New York.
Schr Lucy Church. Dixon, Fall River for New York.
schr benjamin, English, Fall River for New York.
Schr 90 L. Capt Lowell, Boston for New York
Schr Nell Harvey Bearse, Plymouth for New York.
schr Lizzie Raymond, Bryant Providence for Eliza
beth.
schr s Hoyt, Palmer, New Haven for Virginia.
Schr Chas Hawley, Bennett, Norwich for New York;
Schr Bertha, Sawyer, Providence for Elizabeth.
schr Mundell, Newton New London for New York.
schr Sarah TUFTS, Clarke, Gloucester for New York,
with fish, To order.
schr Arctic, Carter, Nantucket for New York. fish TO
order
schr Caroline Knight, Kearney, New Haven for New
York.
schr Neptune. Robinson McMaan's Neck for New York
York
schr 4 Hammond, Thames, Boston for New York.
Schr Mary Lonsa, Boyce, Newport for New York.
Schr Mayo, Newport for New York.
schr Mary Hoxie, Cox, Newport for New York.
schT Balsora L Sherman Winnng Boston tQr Virginia
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FEW STEAM MARBLE AND
IN STONE WORKS,

Having introduced machinery into our business, we
confident that with large experience, practical
knowledge ana personal attention. prepared TO
manufacture binding Fronts and Trimmings, Monu-
ncnts Tablets and Grave Stones, Chimney Pieces
Bracket shelves, Table and Bureau Tops, Sinks and
every description Of work made from Marble and Stone
81 the lowest cuH prices. 80
. cenunnanre IL the same TATEuM n H0k0AN,
a. iVi Centraiat,. Worcester, Mas,
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Railroans.
ND WORCESTER DIVE

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DilI-
~ SION. B., II. and Z. RR-, 1871.
TRAINS GoIsG SSUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AZ
ster with train from southbrdge, and for gcH
ton; at Plsin6eld with trains 10 and from Hsrt2
lord and Providence; st Norwich with train fog
10 New London from West side stsnon
A-"O m. Way Passenger Train Connects ct Wof
SSE9fs Lowell &c; az Worcester Junction with
sSsf G snd Providence trains; at Putnam with
~ Stl, Oin BOSTON; al PAINTED for Providence;
an Sa, III Twin WIN traEs for New London, Mystic
e'iS ? n. Way Passenger Train Con,,sets q. weri
az ~ ~ WIZ trS ans from Nashua Fitchburg low:
train from Eost, 5,SesleF junction with EXp-esH
t l4Tisee I na y oreeaer roads: al Putnam wisf
from Providence ana Hartford arrive IN sassnn a
Websfer pI TissSHgeTs from stations texcepi
t t9iA oy Steamer from New LONDON VIII tale tSis
ESQ m. Steamboat Express Train a,- " -,
Connects a. Worcester with trains rom Rd notA
E9neerd Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence Ns oJIoa
rIich9tTg- !sc.i al Putnam from Bostnn ~ -
pole Frsnkln and Blackstone; leaves EorY " a.
Ier New London al 9.I5 pm. 'i VICE
. TsAiHa CONG north LEkyE NoRY1cI -
S.lO m Steamboat Express train for Bostn,, f5.,,.
ton Bse Sasy, Ssonn,seling az Putnam for Bos
S Go i9f 559st9n, Er1mingham, Lowell, Nashua
t,onoon al A.AS m, dependent on srrivai 81
secs I'M. Way Passenger Train CONNECTING
flA,nreid function for Providence; al Pullman,
To- Boston aEriying AZ 10. 30 m; at wefceSter
Boston, Nashua &c ~ '1"inS 10
1t'so m Way Passenger Train. Connecting s,
fiainield with train from and for ProSiiieSS,s.
sIIlHlhs az Worcester junction in season fof ran
al Worcester Tor trains 10 Rosfoa, NssIna NSaF
DAD "a. way Passenger Train. Connects al Nor
SiSa Win train from New London. and al Plain
ceater with train Tor Boston ~ WV
Leaves Webster for Worcester at I; 90 m.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at GBE m
~, Z st: 4. ANDREWS, supt..
u" Norwich n Worcester DiX,igiDu