New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY APRIL l. 1853

The delay setting these prOauctDps 10 mart a.5
ptns oecaone6 thereby 10 the prOiucr m2an gu.y de-
mend iscHtles for tse transportation ~ tn. mn rs pro
ktiS and
ne people Of the State OF New Yor aud the nsoety Tor
IN mediate ensrIernf ut Of IT, compete sq.cefur
VIII the bercuean efforts making by other 5sat 20 snrrO
tie trade Of the great West, therefore
f6Dtted That IN the l1rsuent Of ths Chamber il ia Of
VA portanoe N the Cy and t. tue n,eres Of he 5tAs
Of New YOrs that immediate tnea<urts BE- taken by the
LegssfuTe, to submit the people uroprety senS-
Ing the Constitution, TO enable the STATE borrow . su
Gent amount Of money complete in the mos petitions
the enlargement Of tie Rre Canal co. 1sns1rats
with the greatly increased productions Of the county having
10 doubt that the increased income Of the Canal will
specify deiray the charge Tor s enlargement without
sorting any other Of ts1st a for tbs, p1rpo
he.>irod, That the Chamber Of Coneres or tins City
other IMPOSITION calculated tie charge Of
transportation Of produce Or srh.ndse through The State
productive Commerce heretofore enjoyed by the City and
State Of NewYork into other elsnnel greatly ret4d the
Trade OF tins City, and seriously affect the income OF the
R<soted That copy Of thes resolutions duly suihen.
caed by the officers Of th Chamber be for x.rded to tie
President Of the Senate the Speaker Of th Hooss Of As
semby, and TO the members OF the Legislature from
City
Adopted unanimously
Mr. Pb9nx introduced the following resolution Of
thanks TO Mr. Fsh, with appropriate Introductory
mArks:
Re,oireS That the thank. Of the Ch.ber Ars dus ana
hereby rendered Hon Hamilton Fish for the zeal
intelligence and fidelity evinced BY him Of the
ate OF thc congress
OF the United states IN s1coesny ADVOCATING IN the
Senate, the passage Of law 70 eStabfs oioe
IN the City Of New YORK"
The resolution unanimously adopted compli-
DeDt well deserved
The regular order Of business then resumed and
The following eentIerntn elected by ballot mem
bers Of the Chamber David c. Freeman, Richard w
TruDdy, Horstio N Holt. Geo w Beebe, John Collins
John d. Shines, E. 3 Sutton.
Jonathan SrurPes elected TO the Arbitration Com
mitt6e, in place of Charles Carow whose term Of
wee had expired
Mr.. c. r. ROberts from a special committee ap-
pointed 2d Dee last 10 report some suitable system for
the better regulation OF trade IN the matter OF the
ceipt and delivery Of goods" presented lengthy
report. The committee say they found the subject
surrounded with many difficulties. among which
mentioned limited wharf room, the wide diversity Of
opinion 10 vhat S1es a delivery, the great
Der Of thieves dspredstng upon goods &c Rules are
recommended by the committee relative the forming
Of contracts for the sale and delivery Of goods for
weighing, measuring and gusging, aud which are very
minute and elaborate.
Mr. Brewer Of the same Committee read paper
planning bis for declining to sign the above
pOrt.
Mr. Robert spoke in defence Of the report, also Mr.
Isaac H. Smith and others. After long debate the
report with that Of the minority ordered 10 be
printed and 20 be- brought up for discussion at special
meeting TO be called hereafter.
Action on unfinished business deferred
of the lateDess Of the hour and motion for sd
jOurnment carried
PRICES OF PRovIsIoss.-1be following are
the retail prices Of Of the principal articles for the
table at the Washington and Fulton Markets wednes-
dav Anil A. 1853: