New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

rhec intended protec. the llt'er nom ,sno
unfn he'd AID the woTt on Il entirely suspended
Tue proeoiei rs sssndy o1 the AIsssi ana no.
rror hsbo doiensss in tn. eDthI 'isse o. ~
ma v months mns, ap,e efpe Il viii be IN retdhcs't0 e.
Ft sp % On .he ors .rad side Of the NsrrOws has
few neor mounted, has also the breaswc'As 0Ppos"S
For Lsfayetie a, the Nsrrows La, f armament Of In
fe.iar suns but it is an Ola Fort q hite ftIsngb
vel supplied With guns chiefly Of the old style but h' P3L
ipity u ihso iis 70 tie sly Feae'. ehsu ,Sl
qss Ire harbOr fsucs OF N-wYork It viii be
sceu the soing do in their prese" eondon
they eord very Poscon e the city sses 'ho a
which involved renders our foreign Ieson;
.oacs hot w,Dse liable a any aontnt to be Psel,esa
ito foreign Under hese crcgm.,sncs, eonm'n tn
duce demsnds that should PomP, po'ict of e
rty Of he o. the sHt' " maas s
defsses strong snd perfect st they VIII be solr ~
possible combination ol naval rcA loar meno1l''' be''e
ths: to sseuTe this end i I. only cece,:sy with new .,u,
msots Of tie heaviest nesi snd aost approved "e S wiz
ssqd To complete .bs eaie, possible Laoten, The f'Hi
hostoas Sandy hoJk end Fort TumAirs on staten isnd
swab ara Mirror chsuael and 20 aid The forts IN fep"IAs "
tas,ed tha these wod be aaFls to reist al oe eacu
uaul,,d shs siesm, cncad hu trd re etlch 4'e
fiyeu .hip lh maaDing ind urInns 10 tg VIZ"
o. the most Gg 1oyst style may be ne
l,e espense sna tbs decussess condition Of taeei 90 90
rauGs hat should be dobs NJ Ouce The c0mp'e'i1h - "a
two o,s ir snd ihscou gucon Il the hosiis bs'e
les viii require time and liberal expenditure Of % m9hsS. ~
Bu, ellis your Iaen0Tis,s venture to hope "Ni &c s"
the deftnets OF New ibFt Ooeu tuiJ
pt isrt,,tv Shri tie Numerical and financial carter OF
s. & srst fs I'd ns6SeS, contatiou, II sd
monty sustain Tire Goyenmeu, u i sosJ o. s5 ! h..
siyel sups Assurance. that the means do!snse pee .
o5n1sId viii bs used against the "oSefAne@' " "
Tso facts thu. briefly sisted dsOn'ra's Ihs neesny 81
pr"mTt &C icn in the lem,ea asd ~ s re t -ur
homo the dies Win make cary and heefs
S fn.t opis Of te foregoing memorial dgly s.ie'ed
by The oe u TIE Ghsa0el be io sIa9a S c 20 tns a. hs,
.s bc4 ssts ara !, both 9p,e' 20 e. o he Ylr
poss u o. Icig its yis~s and nrging uIoh the
0ps1 9pnnK% continued Willie upon this subject
may ste to the Chamber thHl there was placed Ia the
hands Of the Conmitteo IN application RON s'Me
| CEN niIenen WHO engaged IN setung up ivtai az
l.rv battalion for haf6or and defenses, for ma
teriaf aid The Committee bot bavlpg any power W
give funds for tue pnrpose, yet deenng tne ooleot
most worthy one, submit 10 the Chamoer the ioiio"
2.sossd That the Local Artillery Battalion whiehii pro
posed % equip s.s s S htSS. s s1s .e.,1 Of Ss To:
thsnbs rnegefoe heartily comm u. spIees is,
Tss,S fs ~ the Sbs .y o. toe Ne~Y~k
On motion the report was adopted -, I
Mr.. Phelps before sdoStins the noor alG ,.nich
stated ,hat the civil war In which we are now ih-
yolv renders our foreign relations so critical tns' we
are likely at any momeet to be preeiVils'ed ho io'
eign war" lie did not think there VIA any sueh aAu
ger OF rupture, aud did not wash sueh sta'enleH '"
| issue from the Chamber.
! M OPpYKr ssid that every member Of the Chamber
could Judge of the i'll feeling engendered between Ihe
people Of tRis country and the dovernmens VI uio
Brisu;u 1t was wen known that the ranidcaii9ns OIL
our commerce extending over the civilized woila he
eexsrily ipterfered with the interests aid saoons
views Of othercouutrss, and rendered us ~ Any mo
nent liable 70 the calamity OF i9rslSn war inoIs.
not likely 10 occur there liability to 1t; snd
| wac To meet just such contingency that We were
seeking 70 make our hsrbor defsbses ,ffsien.
MIR. PHELfs was sorry 10 bear any suggesIion OF 81
unplessant feeling existing between our Governen'
and tbai OF (rsst Britain He had hoard it stated BY
Lord Lyope that nothing but the most friendly relations
existed for his own part be believed that neither the
British Government nsr the pcops wished US anything
~ 8tooneoop was In favor Of tbe language Of the
| memorial Within few days De had received from
| Havana French paper, containing eorfeeIo
between tho merchants Of Havana sDd the ninster In
Paris The merchants state that they lear the con-
srce of France may suffer from the state Of tbingr IN
this couutry, to which the Minister refhes that be
thanks them for their advice bat the French Severn
snt ueans sustain Der nights on TINS sice si tne
Word aud sdts ths. 6eftoeeH the ts0 TTons y the
eycS United stases Of America, we will take care that
the French flag IL respected" Mentioning ais 10
q weD-known diploDstis, be remarked; :" For Gsds
sake, do not make that public IL seemed 10 have
eseaped the attention Of the kewYork editors, whe
were spending time In looking for ofce, than for
| the good Of the country.
Mr.. HOIALISs fally conceded with the language OF
the report Whether we had foreign ware or not, our
hartor dcfenses should be put In different repair.
The memorial and accompany lag resolutions were
adopted unanimously anS the following gentlernen sp
rented committee 70 present the memorial 70 Co;
erePs: Geo. Opdyke, Geo. III. Blunt, Capt. harshali
| Oetnipg Duer, Geo. Nye, r b. Hinturn, A. A.
Lowe, Lloyd Aspinwsll, A. @. Richards and John D.
! Jones. 4
| PORTRAIT or PIRATI.
| Hr. GIoRGk w. BLUNT moved that the portrait OF
! Captain Wilson master Of the Minnie Schafer VITO
acted so brsveiy in rescuing the hves OF large num-
| Der Of persons buf who mad turned pirate, CON-
manding o pirate from Nsw-0 Orleans, be taken from
| the walls Of the Chamber, and sent to the kogues
Gallery. i. .r... .. ...
The CHAIRxis sugeeeted that snch resolution
would be below the dignity Of the Chamber but that
the portrait could be removed, and probably the sub
scrbers 10 service Of plate intended for Captain VIII
son. but not yet delivered, might, under the ercun
! stances desire 10 give II some other Destination
member laugiingly said that perhaps 1t toght be
thought beneath their dignity to give any other des
naliou TO that valuable gin. .t.
portrait Of the Hon. s. p. Chaee Secretary OF the
eas1ry liie sizej was exhibited TO the menbers The
artist offers 10 sell dds portrait aud donate the proceeds
to the fund for the relief Of the NewYork Volunteers.
The Secretary reported thst copy OF the map Of
Virginia Msrylsnda Delaware, published by Mes-rs.
l.. q g. w. Buut, had been presented by that firm 10
the Chamber; also copy Of the New-YOrk Slippers
and Consignees' Guide, by hessrs. Baker Godwin.
The following members elected, otter which
the Chamber adjourned: Hugh NJ Camp, baniuel Col-
gate Charles DimoD, John Eadie, William Lyell,
Thomas Richardson, James A. Roosevelt, Theodore
Roosevelt, Barnet l.. Solomon.
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Railroad Accident.