New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-07
CHAMBER or COMMERCE..

A"c hohthy fheetnYo OF tue Ihanuet Vas hN.'
yesrerday-Mr z. PERT President, in the ohair, ~
Snn.a liomeu. Secretary.
The follow ing gentlemen were unanimously tect
ed members OF me Chamber
hndoll G. Burlsge no d Exohsuss place nominated by
George rhomse Alexander Dutcan No If Es.sau .'ees
nominal q by obert q. hr'ur, Edwad G. johnson 10.
~, Wsslns' ''rs,, dominates by Eio, Cowte sa'
Ws12 tano.T Waller No. as Pins stsrst nouia.ted "
Vacancies in the Committee Of Arbitration were
iieo by the re election Of Mr. Jonathan Stnrgis and
the election OF Mr. Geo. +. Thomae
Mr.. Gao. f. ThoNAr, from tho Committee on
tie metropolitan Health bill now before the Iegi..
lature, IA meeting the requirements of the ouaFan-
tine question and presented resolution TO that ef-
isct. Adopted.
MIR. CHAnLEs II. MaRrEtLL wished 10 know if a
copy OF tue ill now before the Legislature transfer
ring tie Quarantine grounds, tho ownership Of
which ID been in the state since tie year 1859, to
the County Of Richmond, for 8 800. ior pleasure
ground lad been received. lie thought the prof. OIL
ton remarkable one. tince the inhabitants Of that
county TAI armed the bosI ai and committed other
or'ra es upon the property Of the state
.,he bill wss rad and provides, III addition, thot
tie grounds may be used 10 o ate for public build.
! incs Of The to~n a Cas,letCn.
| Mr. CHARTS VI. MAnsHaLL moved that the
Legislature be requested not to approve OF mess-
ure ~ unjust apon lis face. Adopted.
| The subject Of iiarhor Master ind Piipt ComInis
siorers tow before the Legislature, was referred 10
! n. n.
7. Coleman, Lloyd Aspinwell, WIN. Nelson, aud
CAPT. Ezra Nye.
| Mr. GEo. W. BLUyr. from The Committee APP
pointed 20 inquire into aud report upon the LII be-
ioie the United States Serso, proviGlug e. tie iu-
PRODUCTION 81 code Of marine signals adaiied for
secret service, Jrese ted reso on that any cgls-
lation by Congress upon tie scbjed IL unGsces sary.
| / be rel Ort was sd0p'ed.
| Mr. CALM BAKsTow ross 20 advance ~ views
| on the Usury laws the ahroratiom of which be Las
lvar emil lint lw
decade, and read ~ long ssray on the nbsuTdity Of
rlaciog any restrictions the hitting Of capital In
conclusion, he moved the following resolution:
Rc.olrd That Con na,ec Of three bs authorized And
LtO tbe ut posiiou o. tho question
Witch hss been before mi. Chamber md tho rubc -'sy
for several 'a' ioi ~ TIE u,uy laws j. th' STATE
to the ssatuie Of i, say. pr.ying tor ueehe.on to
pare memorial to the Coalfess Of The United states Tor
neo-m U'ep iaw for To, whole United sies. .lo2ans
.,r i.kin- eg4 tlsicc fna sstl- pfcptr .ld
port tie eue to be fuI,cT conilefed al special meeting G.
tlis Chan her.
! Mr. We. CHAUsCEr seconded Tia motion, aud
hoped that The usur, laws. those relics Of the ORA.
CONAN CODE would coon be swept ison tho Statute
| { ooks.
/ Tie resolution was adopted, aud the Guam or-
POINTED Mcssrs. WIN. Clauncey, Caleb Bsulow,
aud Donning ID acr such Commit &C.
Mr.. Gro. W. BLUNT called the attention Of the
Chsllcr % tie unjust course o! tic Board OF State
Assessors toward tie Ci,y Of Nsv.ioik, in their
valuation Of Tho taxsb.o property Of IN. Community
lalverting 10 the laCi tha. although We paid ~ rCr
cent OF tho iaxes Of the STATE, We hsd eiresen.a.
ZION IN the Board, Gld oisnd tie following:
HA0srf - act Entitled On &c. 20 'qlt re hi ss'o ia1
smonr no 'e1rs oo1nte n its State s'-i rr - 1872
icv,-,I en- spisiracrt by ,ns win ~ .i,c. .rd esn
ssAi The sr'e N taes oh,er' y 90 meme oi s'' A.
se'gra who fhtl Eoi ~ of iof ifce yoNt ~ Pcioiu4
the duties sfe,lhed In 'sii sci al
ls Ne gert0rI who hfee hsro,ofore beer tpr lT'sf
,ueh .ssrsol hs's pio'my BEEN i.i''s in We ia-
lisiior and Wsrelr Potton Of r. sis's and,
al caat, Of o. cred BY l.s Bosrd 81 Esail,n
and ts bs'' ofthe sspoii,ren md computation . State
e5cared rom ssso1 7g Il, asou OF re ellts.d va'r,.
don D. 40 10 bo sum Of sa'l,o's 20, lsns tn DIR
11ra ;gre.r' py he RECEIPT ,s.u.l rsro'i # the
~ tH7s3sg beus THE sfgsfsie ysusE d iea and Tef
sor ess s. tie ,eV'ra c'sl's 81 ~ State ao 'iaei
New Iork sies.ed uf tho ssd sum r3l ol beins
q Jsr cert o. th' whole v'lu.ioE 81 lfo ny .a 20
se, which fact. ~ tie juJsn 90 o. tai tn'ls render
y Lga woIer at sid els ana cculty se b. los Of.
reoy r.prsebtcd Ia sid Bosra Of Ae sore ed Equal
R,osss TiA he Governor p. sna ia hereby rt,rscsely
r.uoei u norinsts ard tPpon' Fo'tsi ~ e. OF DO
neuaber 81 said Bo,l Of SAFE A,slso Nlosu tea, Of 3se
VII CgT- On tho lH day Of ApiA b,tt
! AdoPcd.
Uonor 10 Join BrigIL-Wr. WrINoRr said he
desifCd 20 oacga rosoluti0n Which he hoped would
receive the favor II tbc Chamber, aud he would ark
penni.eOn 10 say lew words in rea'i n 10 lis ob-
let. Tie sentiments Of the CHAMBER ~ regard TO
The existing contest wero well EnOwpi ho was no'
Iersonally acquainted with aoy menlbor WHO was
dOultgil II tie ul, or Who was not oa!nesi IA
proasiug forward the great work ~ crntlag ori tho
/ rebellion Bnt short time bad cllpscd, eaif Mr..
/ ". fnce our eyes were al. iously tanned toward
tic nations OF Europe 20 zee what conrss would Dc
taken by them in regard 10 he s.ralEls we were
ing fOr the pItncTygii0n OF tlc Union. Con-
fiolt ns We were Of the justice Of our cause, We
could not DO equally well assured II tie ccur.e
whicbihe Government Of France and ENGLAND would
ldolt in reiouuce 20 "a controversy which Affected
/ heir material intlTtf,s. Hoe were doubtless
in other oollt tries, many Trends u Tree govern
rneit and OF imrslthI naturalization 81 iho eYtc
II in6rna' ignal law, VITO were disposed 10 zee lus-
lice done ~ ur As q nation, b., II wns pcyerlhclfr
inc TINT public sentiment. both in EnglGrd md
! rnn.o had beer .usidOnHiy perverted 10 ON injury.
/, Iequired fearless mind, tn caiu,si love Tor TIC
,iycjrles Oi pnl Tic justice, Lnd perfect ncQuaLt
rlce with the organization 81 orr Cove hineB'i 70
give effect t. any Individual effort IN beaaf o. TIC
| Natiourl cause. Bat q rialcsinan Oi ErPland h-d
Leen found with oil The requisite powers Of ind aud
ferse Of Justice ciectrally TO pcrloul Tie duty IL
war almost needless 10 gay IN ina CHAMBER mat
John DsCht wa the man. Loud cheers CMeleAa
OF the auslhemas from tie 1hHnderer VI IAneaGLe,'
ole street; unintimidslod by TIE power that ruf-
.cunds the Govern Acut Of In clard o. The hu-ings
aud IN Parliament, John Bright had cuunci~t.d
principles which lie at the 1905 OF free government,
and had noLly ald mnnfally ed the cause OF
"a disiaat people struggling 10 maintain their national
existence. The Chamber Of Commerce had iie-
queniy given its tlanke, AID ocoadJIily iia tcsii-
| moniGlD to brave men, ia confederation OF come
gallant action which had won tue applau and de-
served toe communication ol tic fieLds Of humanity
and loyal Gry. How much the more wero our ac-
kuow dgne pis due 10 one who Lad lcrilcd bis rO-
sion ~ pubic life, encountered all Tie erco opp
ri on OF pIeJuqlco and er.0r, While battling l0r
princilles, which, If maintaihed, nigh. preserve
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