New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

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Sent per Europa. Nov. 5, 1853.
Letters i-T England foj
scotland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,5l9
Ireland ',.'''.'..'......'............' %!
In addition to the above mails Liverpool per Euro
pa ,htie wore fnt per vessel sou letters to Lon
oo4 y,ooi 20 London onward = i51 to East Indies
and closed mail OF S65 letters for German Postal Union
wa AK La Chapcle which also made up in three
separations ln connection with this subject beg esve to
state That steam tug for the conveyance q AL steamers
mails from te sps al qqarant,1e where they Obliged
TINS once would be OF great service and would doubt
anticipate h reception Of the mails under tn present
" at least two hours, steamers nov berth
Re.r~rtS.y, your obcd~u ,..r'nh
:. D HuijaTd P II General vs.hin,,oa D. G
p. O. DErARTMfNT Washington. Nov a. 1857
SIR our respective letters Of the IN and 18th Inst,
ng the communication Transmitted the Liverpool
Chelubt OF Commerce, have been received
For stated in the accompanying copy Ofd letter
this subject from the Postmaster OF New ork. regret that
it does not to be practicable tor that Office any
frTtheT Sc aTaion OF the ma sent 10 Liverpool Any ocp
roca arfnas however. into which the Newiork and
Liverpool oihcesay enter to facilitate poadence will
no doubt r. ceivc the sanction Of this DepaTtment.
am very rosrc' 'inlr, your o., il-tt .e.y 90,
,. H. CouENs. E5r.. Chairman Con. Cham. Com. - !.
Il was moved that this corCsf 1ndance be placed on
file ard copies cent % he Chamber OF Commerce Of Liv
erpcol with such expression OF opinion the subject
a. may seem tpprC pratc.-Carr,ed.
The two reports OF the Committee on Plo'age, pre-
seItCd at the last meeting Of TIE Chamber were then
read also the following Resolution from the majority
members OF tie Committee:
RescireJ II at in he judgment Of this Chlmh. law
regulating The potage Of The pot Of Newior, proper
Mr.. Blunt spoke in their favor He wished to correct
misavprehe ns0n TINT had cot abroad that this IN
effort Of the pilots to restore the old monopoly Tney
found ctthcy had lost ccial.ty sud wanted law
excluding incompetent men from TIE purlu Of t'iai
calng-a law FOR the control oil pilot, mad one confer
ring power 10 station boats, &c.
Mr. Nelson responded in opposition. The business of
plotaee was conducted in more satisfactory
manner than ever before. lie could not discover what
reason there for desring law for its regulation.
Slipownors needed law 10 prevent ignorant nud
incompetent captains commanding ther ships just as
much Solrmierost WIS o sufficient law In these mat
tiers. He therefore offered the following os an amend
mont:
draw Up strong against any pilot law which
may be presented TO the Legislature during the present
son-sd remembrance 10 be signed by them and present.;
I'D 90 the II gtiatHre A. the sense OF this Chanpt'
The debate further c0ntinucd-Capt. Marshall,
Mr. Baldwin Mr. j. C. Smith and Moses II Grnnfll par
ticipatinc-unen the following proposed IA an
amC ndment 10 the amendment
THAT two members from the Chamber Of Commerce,
two from the underwriters, and two tlon the pilots b.
constituted committee 70 frame bIl 70 BE- submitted 80
tie Chamber" Lost--lj 20 Q.
Mr.. Phrnix moved that Committee be appointed 10
take into consideration the subject o. scgnorgc now
before Congress He regarded the imposition Of Til,
tax calculated 10 send the precious metals abroad q
be coined Mr. F. declined serving the Committee.
mcmoIis 10 Congress PRAYING that claims for r.
turned duties might he allowed in when not paid
under profess. he # they were, placed be
fore the Chamber and ordered 10 be signed by the sec
Rotary.
Various other important business was pressed forward
10 The notice Of the Chamber including certain defects
in the .prOyious o. the Warehouse bI but the time
proving too limited tie Chamber adjourned 10 meet a
week rom next Thursday the 18th inst
The resolution as 10 the remembrance 70 the Legia
ture with respect TO the Pilot Law, passed. the Chamber
The Chamber sso appointed Committee OF three, VIZ
Messrs Geo Cmtis, VIM. II. Aspinvall ami Leopold
Berwrih 10 act as 10 the scgniora pros ciAgs, now