The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05


r,esident in ese ohsir.
In tho abseusc OF toe Sscrssxy, Mr. sp>oord wAs ap
po;s4ed 30 perform hs duties.
HAssos CoasusAesHas
The PRESIDENT resithe following oommuncaaou from
| no Harlem Com miasoners;-
| CyEIss or TEE HAssoE CpsxmsIoszRs
sTte Harbor comrasAooers charged viii The duty Of
asa for o ne sGs a. ;S9s s
VIII sc s e, sr may s
Suoa 'esuA'"na ssfy & &reSeesaTy PaTyTrssor ,,r,,n
This matter referred to . committee already sp
| pointed by the Chamber.
oBss2gAro2Y
The following resolutions offered by Mr.. Min.
turn
expense an ana
d ns5en @ Th ssrodones insmens Of the highest order
sPpsd msFeh.ni. s.eds st1 o New Sosf se
endeayor TO provide Tor the necessary endowment
Resoved That ss chanhsr highly approve of this object
a hs s rsss aS
cal purposes u HE but that the projection and establishment
portanl hoDorabe evidence o. the sa
Resoyea Tia. New York 81 o@1s 10 her position ..
great conmorca city to contribute her share an institution
vast commerce s 20 oaepsrdsni.. - = 'N' "'' =
rate with he cSmmes Of czenso ~bspp n be Ssr 30
Of this asecaad that The President OF elr Chamber 5e
Tho following named gentlemen were appointed com
mittee IN accordance With The above resolution =
A. A. Low, John y % Jons.
j. @. Greep. j Tbston
George ". Blunt, Ch.s, H. Marshall
Morgan, A. i, Neilson,
Rn;szp COMMISSION RArss.
ROYAL PHErIS ssaa o document relative to revised
rates OF commas.on, which laid the table and
dered 70 be printed for action ut the mex; meeting.
DkBAlI on TIN usURr
CALB 3Axrow called attention to the necessity Of I'm
medialey rsopenng me agitation In favor OF repeal OF
January lie so read circular whS he cseS
upon the Chamber 10 sanction before addressed to
the members Of The legislature
Mr.. PxRT hoped that baore the Chambertacceeded 10
Mr. Barstow request they woud consider whether the
following passage IN The circular expressed their sen
ments:--
Under the influence Of our Usurv laws as hey have stood
snce 1857 he cod hearless shyocfs have ssrmi
s Ss % and sn$ s
% sP e q % S %
laws abolished or essentially reaaed the ise and tall in
temptation FOR aesperae shsvers . mend e by
.oe o Sss eesa s 81 Ii S
TO iortnl neishscrs rasng money
et genuine astce Aey exercise their artistic SIN d
s n : wnsr
ny and when furthermore 1t is shown that can fully
Sss. ISL %ps!.vs . : Ia%s
%
money daily hear II nsome q The sombcr
snd Al this he friends srlsency ssiny hoping
sorting to.
Mr. p,xr qussoned the propr,c,y OF usins such lan-
Suage In docazlert emanang rom that Bard. Il was
7ot that Burlington frauct could be raccabe to
Sae operations OF no usrry laws and the intmaou 10
tsat effect in the circular was tn rsfors scarcely sccu
rzte.
uosxs II GrNSf-s agreed with tgr chair that the para
rrhs referred 20 mot Of chvacter to receive the
encerenent of thas Chamber They papers should al
RosAI PnrIrs said N Bsrstow had given this subject
Iae. se.. IN what ' uase 70 address, sss fSssssurS
He wcald vote for the circular just as hwa
but w. p.sss the 70 ss s y; sss
sss ss. ss.' ss sss 'ss sssa. va.
adcped the objectionable phrassology berS struck out
ss: ss ses sss @
your 70 the papers
pampSes ma semanicssns iss, have rom mc TO time
@anaied Ecn ne Chamber q lo@@srss sa,ns sas ps.
nsns and put put c = favor % E Pc
and iesa iusuhes the o5n.uss Sspc that
&c,
ing with every own IN The state and had The assiacuon Of
s; e snps
s.sy rss 3 rssa "a Or mss s %
hose laws. wsi.i wcrd . ,asr jasaacsion.
Ios VIZ : s.r sses.s lSss s.sia
ss s S 9ss % Sss Ii.
f s asaS ss H he aS sHs s s
consideration aAAs sPaFs RassTow iss;gp Z. Inc
s$$s s$$EssGih '$$sfs Committee
The following resolutions also pAsscd:--
e rore % ~sn@ ssa cna,n nun
ing win an pEoper earnespcsS eors for radical
Resolved Tmt DO usary law Committee be instructed to
he circular hitter which i'm, an ce have prepared apoa
The subject OF Nnsy Law reform
pnnoSD.sExr.
Mr. O. W. Brrsr stated that lhe recent losses on INA
mond Reef rad been dDcussed the last meeting OF tho
confer with simiiaf commaee Of the Chamber Of Com
mcrce upcz that subject ar Blunt stai 81 that he had
,c sssn ssn,as Il ,, an ,ss rsss nv S.ss o,op
ont 81 the omar nc BY acs OF bsrges occupying
than The trt'rc Width ot The channel Netwcen DAmcsd
and Coenres rccs rosh which vessels cf sxtcen fest
dram sns over, must pass Ho aso saa that the astsrCs
which bad been made W blow up the ,scf had len II
where hsa once bccr oh, Jagged AMI sseven,
fipplrG the bottom Of every vessel that CO mo in con-
i, se vessel which ,oos out he rO sss
\ TO Frsrec. IN ITas Hnce thai q large number have
have ,.Isss s TIE .aips rsc.,,y =, ss are ssnsr.y
oihcr vssseh hsve struck ,se resiS-
| london, Rosnirs,
Us Hurs. Diamond,
l Great wesrrn. ConsttutioB,
1 4. = s'rsnsr ws,hipston, Arabia,
Rsish Poor, En,erprizs,
/ Tornado, Troy
Iaao wright.
Mr. Dv~rs, wee Pre.idcu, Of the Atlantic Insurance
Y
the rssi month wrs very largo. Three vc&sels--he
lsaac Wright, Frierrrize aud Toy-the entire Of
vkick san gl had struck upon this reef and
damaged 10 the amount of sol eot--more than thrc,
tmes The cost of removing the reef shond " ever be
Scrc. This matter referrcd n COMMITTEES 10 see
vhai could be tore 70 remove the obstruction. The
i Chamber then adjourned
4 IsrorrAxr TO BfTirse MEs.-The Supreme
Courts ohio south CayoIna have recently decided
u at tho loflrg party In wager may recover from the
sstehoder the money be may hsve deposited with him.
Although the latter sltr the determination of the wager
lad BY the order c the dercsor. paid the money
20 the This dccilon d The Court 10 destined 10
\ eject an entire revoluton In the betting world
MISNrsoTA.-Cov. German, in his message to the
Nnrcfos Legislature isst winter sisted The population Of
the 1trriory a 1ocot a. ho~n by the census taken
Il the summer previous AZ the opening Of navigation In
the sprug estimated n l2e ooo aud now near tho
close oi ravgsiou, I've set down by 81 Paul PAPER
acc eco Al s present rate OF ircrcase Minnesota will
have populati On Of at least half million In 1899
IleAU An. n.xxu Va