New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

yestertiaY, instead Informing cOltinu
oas ne from In front Of the Whte Star dock 70 Cedar
St. they collected In groups In front OF only a few
Oh the piers, including those OF the Pacific Mail.
lnhan. National, Anchor, White Star and State
i'"o 10 Glasgow lines. large number acted
as body OF scouts and making detOurs OF the side
streets watched for the appearance OF the gangs Of
society men who to work the reduced rates. In
several cases they attacked the Italians who were on
'ne way TO the steamers and had 1t not been for the
assistance OF the police would have dangerously injured
'heh' As 1t was three Italians roughly handled
aS 'nsP were going to work at Pier No. A, and their
ou'cfies did not bring assistance until one Of them,
fanehtl Sllyarin, received scalp wound and
"a one OF his fingers broken. The assailans fed and
escaped "st This action produced the effect Of keep
Ing many who had 1'oed a' Nie once Oh "aisD q
Co from reaching the vessels they Ioi yeg
Win all these troubles and yesterday nay
DC chroniced a day of victory for the steamship
companies The diseharging aud loading Of the vessels
Vi 'he companies which paid only tho lower rates con-
tnued satisfactorily and arrived and departed
| as usual. The disappointment and chagTin Of the
| strikers could not be suppressed. The
Missed and called by OpprObrous cpthets the pres
ehce OF the police, and threats made against them
openly at the White Star piers a large number OF men
were engaged in loading The steamship Baltic, which
VIII sail on Saturday. Many OF the hands
Italians but Maurice Walsh the seycdorc who superin.
tended the work. said that they worked faithfully aud
exercised exceedingly good judgment in handling goods.
some OF the strikers obtained to the wharves
during Tuesday night and cut the ropes and ha!yards Of
the vessels, and destroyed the blocks and falls This
occasoned some delay about getting to work Yesterday
morning The steamer G. Glehc is now being discharged.
Inc sailors and hrcmcn OF the steamship Wisconsin
were engaged yesterday in dscharSng ncr ana
although not making rapid headway when the
iohgshoremen were at work. satisfaction expressed
by Williams Guon. the agents Of the line. Tho person
hann fI
during the past two years is member of the Long
shoremens Union, and when the strike began he left off
work. Since then the Company have been depending
upon Its own men for tho work OF directing the unload
Ing AMI loading and eQuppng the vessels for The
Wisconsin is advertised 10 sail next Tuesday bnt t
doubtful whether she VIII be ready to sail tina day.
and the officers of the Company say that it will make
very little difference II size does not sail punctuallY
The steamship city OF London arrived at the dock Of
the lnman line about p Yesterday and between 2cO
and 300 men, protected by the police began the work Of
unloading at the reduced rates. OF the number
about $50 were Italians. The officers OF the Company
express their qualification at the In which work
is going and say that they could not possibly he
induced TO pay the old rates. There a scene Of
unusual activity the wharf OF the National line The
number OF applicants for work was greater than the
number OF places. Numbers OF non society men
were yesterday at work upon the dock Of tue
Empire line for SAVANNAH ANA Brazil and
large quantity Of work WIS pushed through. TIC
steamship Cen Barnes has m her board, and
is reIdy 70 saiI advertised at =. M to-day. Tle
assert mat rms steamer il rs well loaded ship
tEey ever inspected, and in reply 10 question sad
that the underwriters perfectly well sltlsned Win
affairs and would maze alterations in the rates
crowd OF 0ng,hOremen stood al day OPP )slta tue dock
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company Jeenng tue
workngmer who were quietly engaged N loading the
Steamship colon The work 0f the men is regarded
with satisfaction by the officers OF the steamship com
pany The CITY Toxic expected o-lay and for the
present work will be continued on the vessels DAY ana
night Provisions ere prlv!5ei on tae ves5rls ana Oh
several o'c2sions the men nave N''n 'a"tH away ~
tags 90 a. ~ VOID tie threatening 'llngihOromen.
Tlc Nevada of the State line to Glasgow Is expected
to arrive today. when wotkmed VIII De se, - work
uunn her at the reduced rates The grcaJ Southern
re-At and passenger ne To- Charleston ana Ohrr ports
,.ith expedition. and paying The men thirty cents an
bour for the WORK Ifre ere & neS Sse r 1 o
Inc nuder tue direction of Mr. Donald, stevedoS OF the
itn cargo OF -four and tobacco, ana VIII SAT- on saur-
day Tue are donG as we'll IS eodld DC exp .cted,
and delay ~ antIcIpdted. Lac hd' * d'S' oelIS
Tae stcanslip Regulator Of the Back Star line ar
~ ed yesterday, an the work OF G,ciifsuE VIII DC
begun this morning
Tns st. amShip B.n.factor loaded by The nop-'ocietg
men, sailed Yesterday from ht lock ot Wm. =. clyde
CO., for Wilmington. ~ c.. AMI te steamer Cresccnt
CtT Tor H.yIti |2' oeiu- i'Ltd N!tn eei G.'yi tAc
Bremen paying the reduced rates. ana express
satisfaction at the situation. ihr Auds me ahi MI
chants Iue 10 NewOrioans are paving as usual ne od
rates The steamer France of the Ffoncn lo Tor Hlyre
arrived at her dock aDOut D. w.. YESTERDAY an tus
tis morning and thy Would receive tne n24i rtie; oi
40 cents hour. TINS Company hl' steaily refused 10
Join the combination.
was very quict yesterday, win the exception ot Fer
No H. a; wen Gus %arq oonnI He1n' % ~ ior Ile 5'e
W -, IA pt,i engt1uri Their refusal -
work at the prices proposed uy ts company, IdnOrr
OF Italian laDurrrs Sent doWn yesterday morning
20 tue pier by Messrs. Morgan x sons As the Iiahns
APPROACHED Iho pier ciONdO louE'hOscmen collected
al the foot OF Mailcnlane aud Sonth-sr lmmedl1IeY
began yell, and notwithstanding the Iact tnat Tao
faI n
attempted prevent them from going on 10 me per.
Capt Cinchy, with force Of police lrotn tue FIRST
liilnts 10 the opposite SiuC
walk. bat afer Ihe ltarns had got nsle OF tue
gate several OF the more desperlt M 'Tt % s.o
OF the ArragOn. out did very lItt!e dtnde DllnS th'
vbne Iv ~ llrrc number OF uuemplOJ ed IOug5Gorcmen
crodcd me sidegalk on tnc western side Oi soulst.
opp,slte the pier. but wneneYer thcS attempted
n, rrnss the roadway they were driven back ny
rho ,oIien n rge force OF winch Kept constantly
ON duy at the pier. under the PERSONA direction OI
Cut Sl,"cbv Notwithstanding tie ntimiddtIag effect
of fhe nresn1cc OF 30 large body OF 'OnGshOrenen
during Inc whole day, the Itaans WORKED WIN an earn M
their IacK of experience Tue unemploi ed 0hgsnOie-
men leaders intinated during me DAY ds thc id!au'
woua not pe permitted TO reach their hoines III c'y'
notwithsIanliug tne protection Of tde police 1ie'sS
Morgan aud Sons resolved that tno iutn snula W go
and lodged board the Arragoh, Mnicn coursc % "as
watched during the night by ihGe iCoe VI oi1" @ iio
without Seug compelled TO pass through inc streets al
Prcp1retons have been made TO resist any tr0H9le
mat NJ arise today ence OF the arrival Of
Slyaunab steamer at per No; u Il tSt Rver ,
No demonstration has yet been lilc On TIE Brooklyn
side of the river e any expected as the men appear
10 be perfectly satisfied with the wages they are re-
Soiv,no n iarrS number OF them beng steadily en-
aveJ even when there vessels to he loaded or
un,oaded. -. -..r, -o,..nIo, RI
pard Woron and Cornelius Harrgan 'lODgsilOremea,
~erc ne Id in s5s bail each as-aung Charles Haage
of No 50 ycrst crnap, 3isoa iohs
WAS held IA $500 bail for assaultug Anoine Ntyi aud
Albert Brown
PUBLIC SCHOOL INTERESTS
Tie Board of Education met yesterday after