The New York herald., 1874-11-16

my cents In week, Captain welden. the over
trouble to-day regular rates paid.
Pier 36-The State line Of Glasgow steamers
expect steamer this morning. and II Is thought
tnat there win be no Strike. Mr.. Hall Is the
Pier a7-old Dominion line, eight or nine steam
erA employ about 100 non-union men at twenty
nve and thirty cents An hour.
Pier ss-Pennsylvania Railroad union, Allen
town and Empire iines).-A large number OF men
Pier ss-AlbanJ Day nnes-An vessels laid up
since september.
Pier 4o-Norwicn line.-Men paid sss month
Pier N-People's line to Aibany.-sl2 week
Pier ga strike expected here, Mr.. Welsh
beng stevedore; the steamer Colon expected to-
DAY and the City OF Toxic in few dayssno
Pier 4s~Great Southern Freight Line and Bra
lillian Mail-Men getting 40 cents an hour, which
barnes dne from savannah; the south America
sails Tor Brazil on the 2Sd is coacd and has lite
nour on board, one Q, the men remarked nj ,xs tina. M
that the price OF meat coal and bread Is rednced
before they cut down wages-our lite is that OF
Piers ~ and 47-Naaional nne.-The steamer
Italy ls at pier "A and IS about seven-el9nths
loaced. She ls TO be finished loading at the nigh
rasc, as she has to sail on Tuesday. Strike Is to
take place here subsequently.
Pier %5-lnman line.-No steamer. Strike to
Pier 4e-Wihams Guton line.-wisconsin due
to-day. Williams h Guion employ foreman ana
no stevedore, and their own regular nen, as Is
Pier 5o-Frencn Transatlantic Steamship Com
pany.--A steamer expected shortly rhe men be-
leve that there Will be no strike here, and the
agent, Mr.. Mackenzie, is popular among them.
Pier 6l-Atlas line Of West India steamers. con-
nected with the White Star line: The Claribel Is
dischargng. strike not certain.
Pier 52-Whlue Star line has the Celtic and
Gaelic Gamers at the wharf, which Will COM
Mr.. Cortis the agent oil the line. has consented to
come TO terms and that the men Will 70 to work
this mOr0lng as usual.
ON THE EAST RIVER.
Piers 2 g. 4 and 5-Starins' Italians, at 17h cents
an hour. No trouble expected here.
Pier l2-rhe Electric line, running propellers TO
Boston, Will go on strike. II Is reported that
ltahans are 10 be employed.
Pier 1.-THE English steamer Daunt with wool
irom Russia s J. is h to abe be discharged oy the SHIPS
Pier 16-Savannah steamers-Mr. Hall is steve.
dore, and both union and non-union men work
opposed TO society men, always pay the highest
rate or wages. No trouble IS expected here.
Pier 18-Morgan's Bristol line OF English steam
ers-a vessel Is expected to-day Considerable
trouble Is expected here.
Police Captain Cherry. OF the New street police
STATION visited all the piers IN MS precinct @ yester M
duty this morning with his reserve lorces at SIX
O'Clock
WAR DECLARED AT HoBoKEN.
Yesterday the strike virtually commenced al
HoboKen by the longshoremen OF the Bremen
dock refusing to make last to the wharf Bremen
steamer which had arrived, and leaving 1t TO be
done by the sailors. The strike Is therefore vlrtu
ally commenced.
ANOTHER THREATENED STRIKE.
1t was reported in West street last night that q
notice had been placed on the HUDSON River depot
al ST. Johns PARK TO the following efrect:-..
ANY man who won't work here at ~ dollars a
day need not apply for work here on Monde =
The .loaders upn here have been receivi t,
erto $50 month and twenty cents an hot
time alter Z. NJ. Upwards OF 500 men are repUi
to be at work here.