New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
PUBLTC MEE'TING&.
CiIANBER Or COMMERCE.

DAHL James. No. 81 Cl street: John Slade,
No. - Park Iacs; George ,abot Ward No. %
~ al street. aid David NS,ts, No. 10 Broad street,
we're cl eied m-uhcrs.
arbitration m,iia.-h.ayor Opdyke having
ltsi neJ Eis P5-i!og Chairman OF the Aroi!raiOn
Committee, Sir. robeTt y. Miniurn was unanimous
rs l,sc,cd C',arIl.an aud Ir. John &. Green as a
1crtcr " ~ Coua i,tc,.
F,O.tcG0Ha. M5ctapt Vessois sgaiDt Prvafe'rs.
-part. T.. .. MARSHALL, frm 80 Commute
rru1nted &C. memorabilia Congress on ITO ~ Joct OK
projecting merchant vessel, IN TIE Eufopean trade
* irti res ptiSa,ogs reported iAe iOUNlIg, thO
slose in very favorable terms Of the gfani!lu8
reception winch le COMMITTEE has met With, wbes
presenting be memorial ~ W oohngion,
Uesg0yr0l 10 Presi5cHt Lfac0iH.-lhe sfeeiai
ComYif'oe of tho New-tOik Chambor OF tcuolet'e
rer3it,i ;1e 'oloTig memorial, wlch, on mo ivth
% December, Mas duly Transmitted 10 Vie Iie'.ooHs
O.. tho United States:
CBAEBi.a ~ Common oY THs Sears OF Ntv-foaF'
r. As Fze,iieaey7 ABn'nAs LNoolS frs''ieH' % @'
fhs Gfsabsr Of Commerce Of tle State of Nsw.Yors
rre ully Jour attention % he e'f l's "a ~
ct, ~. ne sp..dy arsss o., n ne, - ON rer
81 iat lnarinc pdhg be- ween pots o. ihs 80 " 7a' '
Ibs b. tr1cti,n IN tho Yr-l,h Claauc 'io 'o,h No
VEN cl l.i by the rrrri ,tes,s. hash'is oi Row it
se,s SQUAD from iis,rota Ee~l.r sys. ri'@ 70 -.
s-a.s.n tnst siailer srcdaiou- or co-'neee wa
boz st,4g,od .h .4es ,or,oa nnie' tho mot '"i''A'
flees..f. ~ fi,ir prevention ae taken - o-es.
600 arpoeha sons ma &c - ia's cancel se s,.'.
On to rates OF n.uraoe- o. both s'aes ~ ine Atnn' G H.
dn rr much tiru soar ppers end co'sfne's "a hIso
cs,.,ra .rsrs Il. ,t 81 &c I'd % tie a.o{ Of pr.sln
.,e. -r ~ 90 liei sss'ss htheno confined 20 onf
own wi. Pfc ~ r.tnd hffes"f tho ~ l" s'
p.oia ss ,ets.s by 'Ie Intervention o TIE "''."
H. b-t,refio vast osrnseial ani national isiere t9a'
.7-e-irt ard sveu tie d'isiru. 'i'eu'Io.s Nien
Isl. I,, f d. DO. az ui.fc si ship on ne srbi
l-rs NJ iu-og.tn trade f. n4o.- g. snch isia rftnP
,,, .- .i,s IA aud ul-cu'y soic' Shat YOU i ifae-
dey e,a 10 b. suonrd so o"rt number Of s.ea 'e,
po.ed rs'ri sga'ns futile. az. Of l.1ct ug. ~, or'
isrt .! ue sud punish hosu 10 maj -ilomps 'h'h'
DS '''' P.Pfalr. ar,,'I,u, Ch.n~sr Of commeTce.
} s-ifu Eos'ss SECRETARY. .,
AR Tnos TfLLsrON, Ia connection WIN the re-
nod eroke II the pleasure and giiEcilon derived
h, ths gnuu,i .tes IRON a whit 10 lie Ireasnry De-
portmeut and pronounced n high eulogy ON The hs-
:; tatt Secretary Mr. Harlng IN, FOR tho pieeirion,
.s,.rn. and accuracy with which business was con-
Quoted especially in regard To the large amount oi
~ Neo 7arig-Reasscssing Goods in Bond
The Ch,ieman q. A. Low brought 10 The attention
Of the Chamber the tariff Of Dec. -, whicA le con
lered In some # features, departure ron me
u.recI PRINCIPLES which have governed he ie,irh'-
ion of Ills ,olutry Az 40 pTeyious inc ~ onr BIZ
,. b,s q tafH In been iaf,ed b. suddenly and ~
exf.c-,aIy o. one embracing Nwo feature 20 oOje'
ti,pslle viz H. IL action according % the in'tre-
fotiop given hy Secretary Chssel ca goOis O" nDli
hoard which have heretofore been eAcmi'' anu ".
goods in bond. lie was pot 4'nse sI' ' 20 ~,
s,,nld b- made % revoke the exemption gwen 10
nod, on board ship; but that 'oJs ID Honi' "hi-A
nd le,p assessed already, shord Q yea s-' ssea ''
III her ,te was M injustice Uhi'h Dc ioit !tel
Co.,rrc-s never tlnteDI lh.d, bh1 "hpI ''' 'A''-
her shsuld rrmou.trate against,
SIR RoYtL PHEtrs moved ihe i,ioNl''' o.,
p',. l.li tho ingredients Of S,~ YORK hay cen "ii
,er.r' Dc .0ra.fuc'iou whics Go o. - .-e
n irt.ss - esraia afii.le' q, nt %. e. .'
sra'its 'nnt,e %, i.l. III. a.. 70, i Al b.i
in rrr'sI prior 90 She Ilsa.1 % aid 4'' enc s'' 90 F
board o. ftc :th 4 A1g1s';
er y the policy Of taxing goods IL bond as anfoi.e
is wrong s l. on cnre II perusll OF ihe uiil, lol
thought the Secretary 81 Tie Treasury justified i TIE
intorpi lion be bad put upon T.. he ief t"h'oeA'
that gees lad not intended Il 10 eel 81 il nan
ner, snd ttgt en- the romoustrancc Vi eye IA.'-'tr
they would pss- NJ explanatory SCI, m0'I'J do H.
Mr. Pnatrs thought thc contraction "a. p. o. >.
bill by Secretary Chass forced ore. 10 ri.i' /
merchants and Cas be was iniorn.rol ae'o-o ng - 1
legal altAolii e., g'ods 80 - l'' .~1 3
rleu the meTchau; presents ~ me- a. -
Custom Iiouse; therefore the gnCirl detrf.E 'l.
from and after TIE passage of tie rCt. ~ zen oi
duties heretofore imposed by law, thers 4! De-
|, ,ed collected Ind psid on ar..c,s unP0 ci ron
ieicign couftlies" ho duties nan. D. OIL moi fpi-'y
aiply 10 goods in bond. No U l,hani, on ieof4F
tRs bill AZ II was Iuhliled SOD % days n,"i wsuit
ilink OF putiug srcb cor,tfu'ii upon IT, othei-
" ire they might have aNaiirG hrist Ne ~ iio t
into oreraiion 10 have Isid the du l.r tc.,fy:gr.
assessed. nnd entered their goods Dl. 9oois IN /
boud wore already imported, ana cohld not De /
sid 70 be imported again. lie als'n, The iaicf'
preiAtion given by Mr. Chase 10 Tie 81 '7icl ~ 'te
OF pubnc affairs AZ the prc,cnt moment .ialiy in
view of tho suspension OF flecio payments ny thr !
banks.
ters Of tho Committee who prepared ani reported
the bin thst there was TO ME non 10 apply u 70
goods in bond. BY the Interpretation gwen TO II,
lie Goyenmeut nj sh reach article Ia tie hands OF
the conrnmcr.
Mr.. OppYxE was satisfied Congress bad not such /
an intention In nas,ng the ill; but the l,nguage
stood. Il warranted the Interpretation gwen oy
Secretary Chaos. lie read Tire entire clause 20 thow
tlat il REQUIRED the incrafod duties 10 he paid here.
after "a all merchandise i'm. oTted whether Imported
Ito. ~ subso1neut b. the passage OF the act. The
Assistant Secretary told him Mr. % dvhel that Mr..
Chase would review his decision. Undoubtedly II |
he considered Lis Interpretation erroneous ne woali
20 once molly H. but he know mo Ne Ieiary weh
enorph 10 BE- sue, If he arrived at The conclusion
Inst bi. first decision was night, 1t You'd 10 useless
to eA pect bin to change ~.
MI. WyInsWs hoped the Committee OF tie Cham.
Dor iayn IN charge the interests O the commercial
community would cou,idor the whole matter Of the
the bill in . wide sente, sud would remobstfate |
against any logslIiOn on tari, which dio not give
tine for ITO facts 10 react cOmmertial cities. DiI
any ore suppose that tbs bill IN any Of ir eemeuts
had reached son Frs1Cisc0 before !, became law
How could merchants d, al With each other or with |
tic GoyeTnmeu, under such circumstances
Mr.. TufsroS remarked that every tarill hereto.
fore acted had been prospective That thie eaouid
Retrospective was opposed TO every confederation
OF justice and TO the fpiit OF orr Government.
1Lc resolution was paa5ed unenimcuely.
Isi,4Aal laxGtiOh. Mr. kIcHAsD LATHERs |
IN the ZANE connection, offered tine following:
R,srrd. That tie Frecu,ys Committee the Chamber OF