New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-26

rnept failure II was stated that the Ingerso iouhoety
In Rrooklyn was ready do work for those nns VINO
We're ~ We're worting ZEN hours Mr. Jack
son said that the Ineerso foundery was u1s ntber
Cities Cobanks Theall reported that the New YORK
IRON Works running their shops al zen vu Ss
about 40 men. The meeting then ao1ouineu u"''i 1'
NJ TRADE MOVEMENTS.
The Iron and Metal Workers. League met AT INC
mania Assembly Rooms. Payments were made during
the dav IN men who demanded relief. Committees sen'
out 10 make collections returned only moderately sue
ce.sfl and assured the workmen present tnat otner
fnnde would be forthcoming today comin,.eo rn
~ hect OF arbitration determined 70 seek
conference with tho employers Inc 90 ~ tn the
Sr Of men who have returned to the shops, but adj
init that many Of the men are DESERVING ne hn"r a me
Ola rates OF paw and that number OF the other shops
are working by the hour and receive extra rates ior Ten
Xbout Zoo OF the employees of the United States
Weighers OF this port are about TO Penuon %
now working hours daily, aud state thaI inc p
ciple of eight hours is in force IN every
partment except the United States Weghers depart
nnent They request, however, that their pay Will
remain the same as at present. u a day. =. ,no
Importers ana Grocers Board Of Trade and reported
that the strike far they were concerned was t
hours and the old rates Of wages ~, A.. .,or
The 'lOngshoremen give public nouce tnao w.
demand double pay per hour for all Work done "i'er
The furniture and cabinet makers strike Is approach
ing ITS end The in the furniture trace nave D
gradually returning to the shops ana there is pu'
scapty number OF hsrbe 1s met in the Teutona
Assembly Rooms, last night and accepted tine Terms 0s
the journeymen involving reduction OF from 10 ana 10
TO 10 hours per day.
BROOKLYN STRIKES.
The livery stable keepers of Brooklyn, at meethg
decided on Monday TO offer their employees, VINO had
struck SO per week-an increase OF 81 The drivers
however, demand s14 per week, and refused tne oner
Nearly every stable is closed, ana 'enicies H"'0 W "
The boss carpenters that their empoyes vii Viii
return TO work next Saturday at the FORMER rats
ferng s. so per day and the old hours 10 " lor es"
h0s ron oders and oicloth manufacturers are re-
turning 10 their shops under the ten-h0ur system
The Police Commissioners received letter OF tnanks
}n and Jersey CITY for the efficient services OF the
police in protecting property ana me-
HEw-JERsEY TRADE MOVEMENTS.
Matthew Powers, OF the sugarhouse strikers was
arraicned in Jersey City, yesterday, on charge OF
essaulting Officer Eaton with intent TO kill He pleadeu
puty TO atroeious assault and battery, and was sen
fenced to eight months in the Penitentary.
The sugar reners Matthiessen Wiechers OF Jersey
City have all returned 10 work at the old rate OF u 60 per
day The iron and metal manufacturers OF Jersey (I,
have passed resolution that the concession OF elgnt
hours work for ten hours pay would be ~
Jersey CITY; and that their business shal oe
conducted npon The ten hour p es son have g
at work, the rest on strike steer 'aO
is closed The employees Of the Moore Car company
Of Williams Il SON. are working ten hours. The Patent
Utoter and cas- pine Company's men. are making ten
bnrs and have been told that the shop Will be closed
IL they demand eight hours The employees OF t9e AnJf
lean Gas and Water Pipe Company have struck Ior esnt
hours and the shop Will be closed untl they agree 70
work full time. William Mccain, Peter walker, ana
David Rirdsa have aceeded 30 the eight hour demand
In Paterson about 5000 macbinists and boer-makers
are ON strike for higher wages and their employers re-
fsa IN accede 10 their demands. The men held mass
meeting Yesterday and resolved not to resume WORK
until their compensation is increased The EghtH0ur
League still confident OF success, ana adVefses relel
TO those Of its members who require it,