, 1860-04-10
TUESDAY. APRIL 10. 1860.


1Ieetip. Of the Board OF Trade.
meeting Of the Board Of Trade was helt
ut their rooms yesterday evening, when Ju|iar
S. Rumsey, Esq, the late President, in brie
speech, introduced tbs newly elected President
1rc T. Mum, Esq, who took the chair and d.
livered IN impromptu inaugural speech, il
which be spoke Of the past history of the CON
mesce Of Chicago, and made some beautiful re,
Elections On the future.
The minutes Of the previous meeting being
read, the President read the following appoint,
ments By the Board Of Directors:
| S*set1ry-sefh catItn. {. ::
1Fels4r@r-Georxe Wa.son.
t"ms,iG<e tisance-J. y Farwell CLIFTON Btgxs D.
~; ts"F's@e T. raj" Ls.raso"-A. E. Kent E. @. VOL
o. txler In.pee:on-J Jul.an Mas. G. S. Do,e
q Aant.sion of xenss.s--Gsorge Webster Ell Bates
.n:;aSsSHwt lillian MeDdss. D.,
!srsss3 31e@i y ns te1aa9 Nash.
i~;peaor q Liquors-r. D. Clark 4:
The appointment Of Grain Inspector was
postponed till the 16th:in
During the course OF the evening interesting
speeches we're made By the newly elected Vice
Presidents, Messrs. Eli Bates and ]. Y. FarHell.
The following resolution was offered by Mr.
Sterens, and passed: ::
Rsso!red, That the Eaard of Directors be re-
9aes.ea 10 iepott 70 tne Hoard at an early day
pitches. in accordanee Win tpuI tha rlpso',,,nr s
passed at last meettng.:,
Rice Fay, Esq, offered the following reso1u.
ton, which was referred to tie Board Of Direc.
tors: .
.Resozrtd. Tint tha Directors he rrcneeted Il
nase ss corn inspected as follows:-No. i Yellow !;
to embracs 81, no. tnerc,,anteh,a ~. A'nds o1 40.
strictly No. to be put into 10. bins. e'0~
Geo. Watson, ESQ.,, offered the following res.
olution:
Rxso{rfd. That tie cbairna, ann,;rt cor,-
mistee Of fiye tn conter vim tha ~ Fol,orsas
With regard Ia the nroier and laaat for., ~ IL
suing warebouse rrcesn,a so .sta $1,000 III
obiections tn the1, AZ at nrsssn, ;ss"ad o'e S4'
r
1ne tesoutlon WAS passed, and the chairman
appointed the following persons said committee:
Geo. Watson chas n wo,l.r n w,,,a.
E1 r;,th,, ~ ..1-
-, A,"'n' 1'a q. 'an in"ageo' ,
Ar' tucker moved that the Directors be re-
quested to collect the inspection fees. but tha
resolrt;on uos ,ost
mh.-.. ~
Ane n'ec'loe 1nen ao}oafneo.
a-c- 1on>,. cn-a...I.C
JULY oAeacu 'oe Easter services "ero
wen attended In the morning the Rev. H. n.
Bishop rare his nepn}e mnst eJnnnent md ,hlo
discourse annronr;ate to tho season Tha .orn
a~ ~ Apropt.a.e ~ 'u' Seasoa' 1ne com
muoion was administered to q large humber,
.ot 49,, ~ a., I..a,, T.,,. n,.- r-.'
1act;on .rnnntod ~ hot-.a. .;.h.~ ."s ~ -:... w..
Iii. N'sA' 0'0 "'As's
r. H. so.-n..n .. ...
~ ,ha s,aa.r Co.,, ~ - I1 ~ ssuo's
nun,hsr;,n raar1r 49, h.adraa - Ths@ @
nddrsss,d br the Rector and By Messrs. Hesler,
(Sup't): Grow and Nichols. The singing (under
~ iead y, . IT, aopey} o, Inc usual variety
the services. In The evening Bisbop Wthionie tii.
Of Minnesota preached to q large congregation,
81 tue mission work now progressing In bis tar
Yesterday morning r Easter Monday The ANIMAL
business meeting Of the Parish wns heId. The
Treasurcr's report WIS read. showinv Tho
church to be in prosperous fiaunc;al d,tion
idly as could be expccIed under exis ;no c;r.
cumstapccs. the hard ,imes hay1np affected TINT
,,o1tion Of the city nerhons more comna-at;ras
iy. than any Other nuartcr
The folloYiur r.ntIe,nsn vera e1ccted Var
dens and ycstrynen for The ensuing year:
WarIras-Job Carpenter. Frederick 4 Rrv.
an.
ne,tru-Dr. 4, G,oesbeck. Alex. ueslor. p.
r. Chandler. 3. F, Harr;ott. John 4. N:cbois.
John Kirk. G. II, Jordan. S. Clement.
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4 NoBLE 0rFEalSG.-The Easter Offering pt
Trinity Church on Sunday ,norn;rc 1aet rso.,-
As' 1As' ieaca