The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18

O1yecl Trade with Europe Acco IN VA L. ed.
ARRIVAL o. rHs soaookss AAosiRA rsr Fsos II
AkKPooL-A ACTION OF rBB OHIO AvO BOARD Up TRADE
From the Chicago Press. July 10
Yesterday morning the British schooner aa ieira Pe.
dssy lay 70 at the n6rt pier the mouth Of tns "a,
boz Intelligence Of he arrival, hI~ever, GU ssass
city before 10 O'Clock she sas visited by l~w
plumber c!txens, who aaxious to ok upon s
itsh vessel that had made the passage from L-e'
yoo Chcs.o The question Of direct trade WITH E,So
had II 10 beer sasaco lily oemoasrated by the tn
lat az OF The bark Dean edmond, from tbs port
Liverpool bat thai looked upon BY Aaoe a. msroi,
the american side OF the Mgomen' me luton on th'
tho Europta demonstration II bota are satisfactory
the pablo and the aes Interested we may a. once oo
slider u . uads permanently established
That the nievest NANTES cd by citizens or CboAs
curiosity, the action Of the Board OF rrsd
'Change n n the sohoor haa rived there va. endea,
sensation produced The folio wing proceedings shos
the feelings Of our CONNIE cal men on tho SUBJECT
PROCEEDINGS OF TaE BOARD OF TRADE
At twelve o'clock, Chas Fl. Walker, ESQ., PresiderA
called Board Of Trade order aud the No
Pot, the first vessel with direct from uvw
pool, had arrived In port this morning, thai ~
proposed TO take some appropriate action Ia reference
suspicious an event He called upon Alderman VILLAS
b. 81 the Dd,y Press TO remark further upon the %
cot
saidThe arrival Of the first vessel in our hAr
Dor with goods direct from Liverpool, Of th
deepest interest Chicago and the entire Northwest
The project Of direct trade from the centre OF the Eot
Anne continent to Europe, had the snser
OF those wbo though otherw Use intelligent bad not st0d
the resources OF the West and the necesses which COAX
Ia the end open these 70 The " Ia
world But Intelligence and energy never vel 70 sneers
Last year the Dean RI crossed the Cha
csgo, and lander wheat from the prares Of Illinois app
the whsrves Of Liverpool now the Madeira Pet ~
ng at our cargo shi ped account Of own
ers and consgI ID 70 H. Burch Co., TO be sold In th
city. The pracec tbiy Of the trade was therefore fs9
demonstrated ana In Of SO important fact he beg
eed leave to Offer the following preamble and resou ous
Whereas, the Gaiers Pet, Captain willsm Orang, hA
poo src for TSesss and this
one Of the most npn nt ana aisnhcani events In The e
sssoivSd, that at this port Of the Mad-,r
e rs d trade rS% n to re usnS Chicago na
Resolved That ~e cong rat,ste Captain O,ans, w. ~
H ESQ., hss rested soy.s.
MADE ana Sr ns h nav 0 Sy shss Aey may
pi01 T,st The su voyage the Dean Rich
Pei Liverpool obs@go, have tuliv establish
caso ana thu ria Of and that to faciste this r.a
oaaa.n pisS9ps vii d"sbsss sDis,ss ,ss Wsa
with pacity to ssels Of thousand tons nhen
Resolved That in our judgment the growing commerce
the NJ ws.as toe making Of he sSsx1 %
and ne careful eonsdsrshn of busiue.s ms
Res lived, That committee Of i've be pointet by
chair confer IN he don Mayor and no%To9 MossS
Pet and testify her officers our high appreciation Of tho
en,erprise.
The reso lutions received with great satsfacsr
and support Of them Mr. Bross referred some What
length the extent and of the North vest
dire !, trade sh Europe would have upon the progres
and destiny of The nigh y West
The resolutions were then seconded and unanimosa
adopted.
Hon. EDWARD WILKINS, Consul OF her Britannia Majest
at the port OF Chcag then introduced Capt Oraog, Of III
Madeira Pet 10 the President OF the Bard OF Grade Cap
Crsng received wi,h heary cheers He thanked u
gentlemen for their Sind AND corteous attentions, and
counted briefly the principal incidents Of his voyage.
accident of any kind had occurred and he
that much larger vessel could have been brought ~
entire safety The annouDoem ent that be building
larger cra, which, "God wilog, he would bring 10
"
Capt Crang 6ne noble specimen Of seaman, and n
best wishes Of citizens for long Life and abundant Doc
T. r. GORDON Eco who II Interested in the cargo
is the agent Of Mr. Gber' the principal swner, vas nss
introduced He thanked tue genilernsn for their courts
referred the Of the venture thus far ep
appropriate and excellent remarks.
GEO STKU Esq ,opeDf oldest and most "substantia
citizens, called. He alluded In appropriate
to the imp ovementr whicn were coniem oated In ID
public works In Canada ~ foster and accommodate u
trade Of the West; the charters recently gran ca BY u
Car adam Parliament for line Of propoers " ply betvee
Chicago and Montreal meet there with line Of
Trade was awakening both In Canada and in Europe
was but In ,s Infancy, and would soon attain 70 mAtuYt
Of development which would sstonish the world
The Chairman then appointed Wm, Bross Geo. Steele
p, Anderson Richmond and John P. Chaplin
miee behalf Of tho Beard Of Trade TO confer with Ii
May or and Co nmon Council ana report plan for IN "
Messrs. Bruce Richards, Sheppard and Dole were a.
pointed committee TO proceed TO the mouth OF tie ve
escort the Madeira Pet the dock alongside the Boar
OF Trade rooms.
Soon amer the tug Hiram Warner was obtained, and III
committee proceeded 10 tho mouth OF the river, wher
they found tho Madeira Pet awaiting their arrival, viii
the Union jack ny ing vi her masthead few minute
she proceeded up the she passed up she
peatedly checred by the crowds who had assembled
witness her I'LL she arrived At her dock foot Of La Sal
street, where q ncouTse OF people. numbering
buIdrsds awaited ner. As she TOUGHER the cha
three cheers Tor the saera Pet rent toe air. and he
decks coserel by the multitude who we're AM
ious foot The first vessel that had sailed diro
from Europe 70 this pofk
The Madeira PET a small topea schooner OF 123
register only 81 feet long breadth OF beam is eet biol
II feet deep, drawing with her present cargo GAO tons
nire Get water SIZE Is not What would be termed
hes lakes good model but Ia By mesns tdsby
the generality OF Eoghsh built vessels In fact she
g and At appearance not of,D found in ve~e OF hs
che sailed nom Liverpool on the Gath Of April
in thirty I've Gays reacted Montreal From Montreal
this part sbe touk for ave days hut she delaye
eight days In the We C.na aud had bet ~eeu Oetro
quite succession II adverse wiuds and calni
Cart Crsns states tha he kept ny with nee o. abo'
thirty ta OF lake vessels which left rot river With ID
Madeira Pot ara whenever II blew fresh be could pa
them. Under ordinary circumstances The trip, from Mos
trea to Chicss be made In from hfiesn 70 WeDi
days. and hi1 The Haceirs fet got Into LAKE furob
dass earher than che did the prevailing winds since the
would have brought her up at Leaf tea days eaer. =
Madoia Pet built at KJlc, Eogland, In 1850, and
casscd at Boyd's No l. twelve years.
Tho Desn Richmond, readers probably know, ~
The efprise o. our CT zens, ADD vas considered
part GAL experiment To the present under sking
ipdc6cd 10 persuns Interested In cy's progress
bu 10 thres d. intelligent busire The orgns,oro
Tie protest Is ". q bert, Esq Of y John, Nes uns
The cargo, which coDes of bard sarc cutlery, eAhen
ware, Valns, glassware, chua, ~ ate lead, &C va
shippei by Mcssrs Kerr, Wtlih 10, OF LvTpoDl-M
KTr having also spent portion o. last year amlng.
sd is ignei 10 sessrs. 4 Borch o. OF thb oiy
h: 7 Z. Gordon Of New York. nov here, agent Of m
con- gpces.
We suggest 10 our serchsnt, the importance Of re~vd
log tns e0iermse By promptly coming forward and pu-
chasing the goods srougbt TO tocxs by tho Asdar
Pet, and thus showing The parties Interested ma, drco
trsde IL worth repeating.
We may here state tba, srDher cargo on hs way ap
vaich had 70 be ranss poo into the schoour YogN
America. She vii b, here In few days The rame par
ties the orig naiors and cpnsignees.
The Madeira Pet chartered foe the round voyage AND
viii take return cargo OF wheat corn, oper pro
d. CT of the rthwest