New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY g. 1853

plscc n WHICH 20 hold fuure leen-r AMI . provie
eonyeriences for TIE exhibition OF fruits, &C. t1- -
ce.y adjourned
= An adjourned Meeting Of the Chamber
Of Commerce was held At tte Merchants Bank, on
Monday afternoon. The reception CT the rep2r: Of sls
Committee on the warehousiag Bill being The special
OBJECT Of the meeting the reading Of tie minutes were
dpensed WIKI, and tie report and accompanying reso-
lutions were presented a. once. The resolutions are
follows:
Rssolred That Ills Chamber deem the BIZ to extent
tie warehouse sysem By establishing prIFa'e oon-et
warehouses ana for other purpose "a originally -
ported by Hon. r. 7. NJ Hunter, Of the Finance Com
nItee 70 the Senate Of the intel States, % be Ia some
Of rs features great Improvement, upon the pressn,
system but that the most prominent Of these fe.res
las been destroyed By amendment asserted 10 n t1e
Senate, providing that nothing contained therein shall
extend the time for Withdrawing goods Tor consumption
beyond one year.
ResolreG That the Chamber cannot refrain from
pressing lie diszpprObatOn Of that porlon OF the b
which requires payment % the GoVerRmert Tor Il
cense Of not exceeding 81 DO. nor less nan SJJO Tor
prVste bonded warehouse i0- cellar 70 be 1ssi Tor
warehouse purposes, IL being unnecessary burden.
inssmueh the bill contemp plates that the private ware
houses viii suppant tie public ones Gnd because the
Chamber az well a. the country 81 large, Il convinced
that the duty foreign merchandise L cor ough. % be-
ample for al purposes Of revenue and is collection.
The Chamber would therefore respectfully suggest ihs.
charges, including petty fees connected herewith. az
unnecessary snd vexalCBs having tendency 20 destroy
the impartialiiy Of TIE clerk or public officer
The Chamber would also respectfully and earnestly
reonstrsie against that part OF the IN section which
provdes That where the duties shall have been or be
hereafter paid upon any goOds, wares or merchandise
entered Tor consumption SAID duiies snail not be r.
funded On exporaton,' Gc-tlus repeating the act
passed 81 March, ls45 allowing drawback upon foreign
merchandise exported ia original packages 20 the Brit
sh North American provinces adjoining the United
States the effect oil which has been emnenfy bench
ciA TO the trade and commerce Of the country. There
fore
Resolred That az heretofore 20 now it il believed 10
be the true policy Of the country 10 encourage the
portaion Of foreign merchandise, and this Chamber re-
specially recommends the revival Of the laws In force
prior TO 1876 authorizing debeutnre original pack
ages exported within three years from the date Of Inn
portstiOD, but excepting wines and liquors
II moved and seconded that the report and reso
lutons be adopted and forwarded to Congress- which
motion passed unanimously Adjourned.
u The Monthly Report of the North
Western Dspsnsary, No. 81 EghihAv., for January,
as follows Number OF patients treated at dspeassry
Isl number Of patients treated 1t their residence Ia
total 265 Number of prescriptions put up or; least
number put up in one day greatest number put up
in one day ca average number per day %.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT GLESCoyE.-Whlle
Court was being held on Monday at Gencove L. l., In
the store formerly occupied by VIM Harrsd, Jr, the
floor gave way falling - feet, whereby eleven persons
had their egs or arms broken. and all more or
LEES injured by bruses One man died in an hour and
a half afterwArd John Williams, son OF Richard s.
Williams Of this City is supposed TO be mortaly wound
ed George W. Merritt, came out apparently unhurt,
but as soon as he came into the air became deranyed
Jo,hua Wright and William Nudge had their limbs
broken. William Coles had one hand badly burned.
The persons injured among the first men in town
~ The semi-annual examination of Ward
School No 90 John J. Doane, Principal took place on
Monday. Joseph McKeen, Ii. D., Professors Davies
and LOOMS. the school officers OF the I'd and an
immense number Of ladies aud gentlemen were
present. notwithstanding the inoIemency Of the
weather, there were over five hundred pupils in
attendance. Mr. McKeen commenced his examination
with the lowest class Ga o'clock and continued fro.
class chase occasionally assisted by the teachers till
after 2 The subjects upon which the pupil, were ex
amined comprise the foundation Of a sound, liberal
English education, viz: Arithmetic, Grammar Geog.
uphy, Hiltory and Chronology, Algebra and Book
keeping Prot Davies gave the senior class a thorough
overhGuling in Arithmetic and Algebra; and having
acquitted themselves credtGby Prof LOOMS took his
place and though weariel by long exeroa the pupils
gave proof that their instruction had been sound and
Il orough. The speaking admirable, and the
position superior There were abou, $50 drawings and
maps exhibited, landscapes, marine and figure OF al
fhtpes, sizes and csors many Of them exceedingly
besutifu and giving evidence not only OF taS;s bu, O.
coed teaching in thu Accomplishment
STRANGERs-At the st. NICHOLAS, Gen
Robinson, Ptsburgh; c. n McCurdy Philadelphia; J
W Brow n, Phla, r Is. Penuman. Hoaesdae; W. c.
Fowler, Ions Island; LathrOp, Albany, II. ; C0rviag.
Mas c =. Strstton, Boston Meginny, Tallahassee
Newport aud others
Atthe isvIsG, Hon II B Bennett, Penn Yan; NJ. O.
Emery Washington; Il. A Ware, Georgia; Juig, Ste
Ihens CORTLAND CAPT. Hale, ship Sea Nymph w w.
Ian, BeHecia =. Howe, Wiscousn; Hon. n Boyd,
NsiGrt r s,.' la s 81 r sS1%BS'p Beg.
phia; ii. W Woodruff Waiestown; b. c. Llrew. Ken
At tn Gs1os, Hon Abbot. Lawrence Boson Hoa. Seth
{ Hawity, Buffalo; J. r. Ferguson, chinond; ; Van
Du1er Pilia; Good,ch, ONO 81 Wikens, London o.
Bait. r. W. Capron New.York and others
At the MEIROFcLIIAS, Hon. p A MORSE, san Francis
60; Col II lie ElrT,nia r Q knght One; );
land 81 Louis. J g Co,tart Alabama II: Col Roberts,
Army l. Forbes, 81 Louis, A. 4. Burnside, Army, and
others.
Board or ALpERNEN- Tuesday, Feb. s.
Richard I Compton, Esq, m the Chair, AID quorum
present The minutes OF tie previous meeting were read
and approved.
Pe.it0ns RcvedOf residents OF the Seventh Wari, 70
have Hook and Ladder Company oca 81 IN the house now
occupied by Fngne Co No. {. al - LIKES Hospital %
exchange sell premises 20 the BY hs Ccrp0-
ration OF n. Ctyof NewNo rk ior hospital purposA Of
Ttds and owners property IN Ilrcsg foT sever
in Th!rdav 70 Sixy-frsi-st OF Gilbert : Nixon al
oilers be appointed the Office o. Conss nnes OF
ID, eds OF tie Trustees Of the OphAnic, tor Donation
OF w Msddcll md others FOR lamps IN the tn-
.v between Thuty-socoud an sorty secoDd-s;s.
RT0yis .sd9p'sd-lu f.yor OF s-Ner IA tcry-sA'hs-
from Ffth S-yefth-sys To bald ssweE n feaf.-st,
from Ftuy 70 fr8Aki0rtst t. buit TeI al Ihr-y-
secouo-st, between HEhth aDd Nnth-ayS To eg.t
IN HAmuoni ., from the nvcl to GreeH"leltN
10 build sewtr and bas rs and eyerts AZ the esstey
OF Greenwich and L 5eTysts. 10 bus sewer n
Thirtv-eE hth-st, between the Eighth AID Fruthe's
ConR.lAiacfieE--Ihe annual report Of the Bareau o'
Lamps and Gas Arprog ration, for the year, etINi
Peudltures S1g06S 9l-leaslug BALANCE Of s>1Z "
Lstd on the tzt e ard painted
On motion, the Board JOuTuea 10 thls Afternoon
Arrest FOR ASSAULT UFOS AN OFFIcrR-
Ti,lAaTcs b. 8ssfri Aiderraz Hugh o. 8ren al eA-