New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY FEBRUARY g. 1853

Oo7aTra Ut Is Z, ere.fer haa vS1h b frcfuet ~ So
owuess OF bel ,1 4 geI nittsi O. u hcas,veN az
y 80 taez sioro the charge suoE rag1.l ~ - M -
art~ereo give ths-' the option sal - t'f'
Lst question TO- Themselves Competition vorSs essaPrf
tan olosoPc'y Ini aus irg-nulgy and ees1srysre D.
meht tst4bshren's never discover n tbs, insrauity I'D
economy are not ~ WED free scOa ;Ae cost Vt asckns
may asa hs urged tSai ths cst Of es'nns sfsr al i.
hut frins. This freely admitted Il 10 indeed Ear u
fling for great nation, with overlooking Treasury, -
seek escape by imposing up0r fsw IL Nv dual isba
II Of toe little moment TO cal Cor change in tae
pocJ which has been purscsd from he 6sf est sish aeR
Cf The government down 70 the Present g ne.
TIE committee consider that Sego0rsre woaa Be- un1st
in sroheIv view TIE COS, ctconins ,od IL charged apoa
the owner ncs only dim in Sc nd. or tAa nsr
the value OF saeh pctou OF hs haion he br~srd
to the mint bSf OF I'll the Issi He Gamma, .void the
II is not worth mneh them was before the ehAss
imposed The market Proe, therefore. oftae whole
ass Of buon is afec ted far - home use seoncsSnet
70 the extent Of the senorsge TIE chns- thrs operates
a. direct upon the miner tar upoa ms laSsr tax
Ssre OF The pary expen.s OF coming she sod they sl
equally require Is t rEht thus 10 TAR one oas OF seor
alone Gold Is wuch natural pr9oueNea Of Iae
United STATES H. them produce s 10 be taxed
let be lid upon the Goa OF Pennsyvins val
as uPon the gold OF CsrrAi let tax upon ne MINES %
secompsuird BY FAX cotton and whcsf ie me nies
ana the miner be assessed alike Else The public bnress
are mlosed unequsly and therefore Uallstiy
Tie Committee consider the measure n la,snon
TIC as well a. unjust Is charge be made upon cola "a TIE
United States under whse.es name preteNt WI mr.
nish as far IS goes an ndpsemsnt to tsss te so a..
toward BE- diverted il would Ofe0uHss carry away ths
trade connected with ard dependant upoa n The eori-
injury the diverscn might nfct trade ssaerliy AZ
9 moment when the world Is cOuteDdmg not SO nnch t,r
supremacy for supremacy in comnl>rce t1e az.
OF peace md national prosperity strange cha. any
favor should be shown 20 course which threatens To tss
blow at trsde Those who familiar with rnercsa1is
Affairs naturally sensitive on such suh,cts Lney Know
full well how often ccuust at mrs, deemed SO X srs
followed BIZ consequences most important. They ara
perfectly how little force i. sometimes necessary 20
urn tie great a. commerce into new ehsnnes
They perceive thst the rng difference ola quarter per
cent Of sterling exchange when at the arRins
point stimulates checks IA the case may D., the eS
portston OF coin. sometimes followed BY weshy er,cts
Uron the meney market and tho ssste OF trade faey
therefore 6epr,cste unnecessary changes Let V saoah
alone. -.
The sters urder consideration would have tendency 70
promote the circulation OF foreign coin among As sci
coin legal tcndv in the Of debts the induce
ment now send - the Mint Is little enough IL 70
other charge be avoided thai Of ssgnorse be
added. il is doubtful whether IN large amounts Z would
ported IL would probably remain IN its foreign ss'b uatd
sent back Europe. the community meantime suffering
weight instead Of tale 1t would to Be quite enough
to tolerate the currency among con Of oaer nsons
upon par with own, without virtually Offering II
premium 10 retain its foreign aspect
In any view tie Committee take OF the subjec tue
charge segnorase upon the eonse OF oi
appears be contrary justice and sound policy IheJ
s recommend the adoption OF the suboined reso!u
ton Al which is respectfully submitted
f f6SSSa SS SiHRnR'&;rprn.| c'"m'',-
J. h SMITH.
Relied That in the udzmen, of the Chamber Of Com
pea of The CITY of Newly YORK it would he highly
dent provide by law for chasugs sesaorase on me
eOusgo Of gold At the Mint OF She United STATES ana rs
branches
The Report having boon read the Chamber dire ted
that the report and resolution be duly forwarded TO
Members of Congress.
Mr.. Benjamin presented resolutions recommending
the adoption of Mr. Hunters I'LL on warehOusius and
involving other matters pertaining 10 the same general
subject which was referred the Committee on Ware
housing Mr. James Lee was added 10 this Committee
Along debate ensued with regard to the Wdrehous'
ing system, and many and adverse views were ex'
pressed.
Amemori 10 Congress concuring in an application
by citizens of Wilmington n c., for appropriation
To aid ia improving Cape Fear River and preserving
it, NAVIGATION was directed 10 be signed and Forwarded
10 Congress.
The Chamber adjourned to meet On Monday next at
/ O'Clock.
SUrcIpr BY SHoorIyG-Mr j. j. Comegys,
| a young mschinist doing business IN Hasuest. shot
himsef Yesterday morning at IL O'Clock, at his board
inghouse No ll9 Beekmsn 81. and instantly expired
II appears that he went to his place Of business at the
usual hour In the morning having, however neg elected
10 take breakfast but returned 70 the house az ii
o'clock and entered his room on the third hoor Ther'
he remained few moments and then went TO the room
| of Mr.. Andersen, on the same door, who was occu
pied in packing his trunks preparatory to leaving 10
Charleston, g. C. A sixbarreled revolver was lynn
upon the bed in Mr.. Andersons room, and this Come
eys took sfeaitily and preceded with it to his owl
ana r,ment whence in few moments sfterward the re
mort of firearms was heard Mrs. Perry, the propu
etress Of the house. Mr. Anderson and Others, imms
diately went TO the room where they found Conveys
living dead upon the floor the blood flowing proiuley
from his mouth, forehead and cara The pistol lay at
his feet and one barrel Of il found to have been
discharged. Officer witberby, of the Second Ward
Police. was coon At the house, and immediately in
formed Coroner Hilton of the circumstance The
Coroner then repaired to the house for the purpose Of
holding an inquest upon the body. Dr.. U made an
external examination OF the corpse and found tnat the
ball had entered the right temple Of the deceased and
had probably lodged in the base Of the skull hr'
Perry and other witnesses testified to the facts above
set forth No evidence edduced TO show the cause
that led TO the commission Of the act bat ii Is generaly
supposed by his friends that continued disappointment
in the accomplishment Of favorite scheme induced
him to take Ills LIE He had frequently been heard e
say that he would blow HE brains out but none OF oil
friends believed that he would carry out the threat
He was bern in the 5tate Of Alabama, was ~ years
.qe aud bore an excellent character. Several ot hi
relatives reside in the City but his parents live IN Ala
bsns His elder brother Is mate Of tie packet shil
Constellation. which sailed few weeks siucc for LIZ
erpool verdict Of suicide rendered by The jury
PeIcEs Oh PRoyIsIoNs.-The following ar
he retail prices Of some of the prncpa articles for to
table M the Washington aud Fulton harkets Wednes
day February Q 1883:
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