New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03

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~ Nncas,c charged With Ga, selection OF 'ui ave
80, h. Nhl,A 10 hold ,hc sessions Of 'ho C,smeeN
Ss.wsN rea,c ~ che suhct had been So on nov
Ss,s, IN the day tcr holding tho monthly me''"s'~
A,NsrN.r hNvirc tecu made by ,he ieS'ds'N'" "''V'
.,sh,r Ut aproY,s,d charge IN the o! laws " "'''
tA.mcoekame M ,h hos,
Tr le,sNl,nt stated chat inr'''sn' w's"'''" ~ -.
s>,,yA r,,stly. ~ Mat In tha CIV wh'" IS" "
,A., c,iuerc mis- ht ~ commence" "'' a. So -,
A,aNns m ,ou,se OF eviction 'o' an ASA, '''.'
sushea uwss cnb ncccs>aIl 'ns ,,i a. ,b,, nnr
"a ~ ,,r 4, felsh S the s'en's,,as , w. aNa
~hN,', :" ~ he,a asccrisnci that tae SFeuh9 aWa
v,t, he rg,lNscd assay "ia's w." W. Tbc pcss,lent
Al he Vsytguacut should 4 =, -, ..rnp Mint for mi,
0,rshi tNsl an ,icri made w" :"
~, ,ei,hi h, sWcccssfl ,h a,,,,,,,o,, ,s an.
w,,s ipiimNsvi that utNeso ,ne a ta.uuiVn " ' s
MT - ,,t,wel, desirable in Tho law providing Tor
cts>f WAS " ,Ao ynt,Nsc had been essentially accom-
sSSsl Orr scSacn cf Che law reads as iSlHw', al.
,,, ts,r o. 81 any iSSSo 'sio: sa,
: sHtsS ~ rve it, s,stae the we'eh aa4 ses'pten
,ss ~ ...ss.' ssS SS ~ me MINT OF c iai,,d States
sSs xssssorsS ssset And So es!"Ss ssAs wa'@ aef
f,s.S sVss aspSi,sd IN si9 oaise sh.l be n'd
Ss ns.eNt .AsN As.egreG shws issue n, a o.
sS eASe u he .sai I'G@sqrs, q ,ao United
$500 - g. ssy~seN be expressed in the eeriicaes which
~ "a, y Sss sr III N 5s. GsS che aSi
ArS'ssr $50 Ma, The same charges shall b made and
ssszisa isAy oAse to- rnss pssns asa ,uSo5
ss "a .sa ~ alloy :. ~ q shall d s saS sn hsp S
& s. SsSy soSOisj .hs be accounted i9r and '
rSg'T ~. continued his remarks showing that not
,As,zSSrr .he valuable facilities tho Assay once would
r,ssrS n cur citizens il was still desirable pafnSuay
~ 81 nj lie interests Of the Government that the
srsr sLogld 10 done here. lie concluded by ntrodue
me The following preamble and resolution
hNra Eti CAsnhef informed aud eecyes "a. ~ & ~
s e' ,'is ss i sssn; o & now ana p sS. Of
-s~ff tsAN
nv Nil sASa rSeni room 90 nc PIrpS.'
Ss,ss Fallen fSm Ne,Ysk Phlsielpha 'Ga oriasqs
S.>N 81 sstslS; aaa $500 "a etS ia, " mia es-
,ssSi - 1 SS Is rsS in The imDe5c ti,loy che
- fSss IN he opinion Of Chamber Of Commerce of the
& rsSir Ss sSe q the Gsssy Once in this City for coming
H. Sesciy.Sn was passed unanimously and with in
s,uctcrs hs, copy be forwarded to one oil inc o'h'
ard 1e OF the Representatives IN Congres fran, Mr.
Al this pcn, Of the proceedings Pg.i.lol IN od
CvpArl OF the ROYAL Mail Steamers was nsrodlceu ad
debated length The object ofthe o 70 P io
80 removal of the heavy penalties iniCteu upon iP
S ir Gases where goods Struggled on their ships
hout their participation. and notwithstanding every
rrscsuticn Involving the forfeiture OF thelr ;hps IN
,srres wrt noned whore heavy expenses have been
SECURED by shpOwncrs, under present laws Tor trhs
TSp; MARSHALL thought the laws in relation TO smug-
rEnrwere unjust ana sssrly severe and ne ap'
proved Of the petition. lie had some experience IA ms
matter himself In England, in similar cases, the penal
les SIC hut few hundred pounds at most Here the IN
formal importation Of two or three watches conca'eS the
Ma ,s;SEenee TO Mr. Cunard Mr. brewer said that
law should be enacted insaner to cover the cse Two
pssserge7s may muggle and one complain OF 'ne other
and the ship is seized when care on the par OF tle ON
rs of the shp might have prevented the crime But the
law prohibits tie captain OF vessel from examining pas
stpgers baggage.
out further delay The subject has been agtGed for some
tine and well understood
Mr. PHENIz and others recommended that the whole
matter be errtd to Committee wih powers and after
further discussion Committee of three was appointed
consisting Of Mossrs. BRowFR, CURTIS and PHELPS
The following report was then presented;
T5at Ckor Der 81 Coarerce Or ts Sasg No Io1' -, ,
sIle urae rned bEs leave 70 report tns. n: ey .od a.
VIZ SPECIFICATION Of ne Wha and Pier me
asis q our Lsrb5r and confer with citizens
lsd enesoet2, =, gIoN Ga i-. so IA , alio to
and BY sea SoLsIeiSe sIa 800 e f en" f eTte
ina tie time the proper spP9riloamens Of IAc' ana
' Tfe S15 l sBed 15d heI report that Committee
Gown pun St " T ron1s Of on bor as wen on
Is he Moth River have had fI and lEee interviews WITH
prepared saeh report o The c2se MAJ IL 'la opinion de
lie aur sad viii probably be made known
Ire rSGssned would further report having stated tAS. very
Sesieed oTEica pIeyaed 1loP s IKE s % hs been com
utted tbe neseoti1s Of our out q9,5 a1S p ' Inc l %
oiea up wt mad rnd various esipons OF deposits tom the
City sne la Ae coai Iesed Gay % oaI .l,- - ,oo
yn York shores which woiks was greatly feared ana
Tbr eireDepced twas further stated the Of this
Chamber az ne Merchants nRe Committee that comni
ion ornh rDg aud pioD ochara VI Oh enen
scierii knowledge should be ioned IN
owers send and PAYERS and IN ell
sher ,uabe end proper deerine aa oXtsro!
gsrk to be suspended
the action q such Commission
The urse Furthermore empha'caly stated that TINS
recognize the idea all that there any CON
fief intecst New aud Bookn
rcr sid lie charge upon their fellow citizens n
proper their perfectly natural zeal in taxing
wharf line properly along tue
margin time seemed not Of place 90
opinion that al the oppoon 10 the conservative reag
Chamber Of Commerce and other from
ouite limited number of individuals unwilling 10 GP e per
ork durrg The Commission might require Tor the needal
iavestigsiion
Tbe underlined concded md with the eff ut help OF
Geo T. Bu Esq aided partial e sal examination o. CO tain
s' the COMMITTEE OF the Legs
sUrs IN regard the poWes which tho contemplated
Coumfslou mig hit led 70 he invested with
Respectfully submitted
Feb 2 1854 CALEB BARSfOW.
After the transaction OF urimpor.ant business the Cham
Der adjourned.