New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
Chamber Of Commerce.


The regular monthly meeting OF the Chamber
Of Commerce held at O'Clock Thursdsy afternoon
President A. A. Low occupying the chair. after an OBJ
scnce Of three months IN Europe. Mr. Low congratu.
lated the Chamber tho improved state OF national
af,ars When be loft Now IoIt for England ia Juy
the city terribly sgtae1 by bloody mot ana vac
first intelligence that be received upn iahdife aehn
on his native shore OF the defeat of Naandigaan
nud other of like STAMP The financial si'unnoh
had also improved and tie hnhnors oil the country "e's
row firm bass. il escaped he notice oi hnynsa
Journals which were In favor of the destruction ~ the
United States that American gold IN the Sodtl was 81
eight hundred premium Mr.. j. thought The a'tshtob
OF the Cham Der should be directed to the commerce OF
the country the high and Also 10 the subject oi
steam communication with other snds. lie held II 70
bo th. fnnt of Go,eIuneut thai most oil IN.
iion of this country with Europe had been
10 slips belonging Ia English merchants. h. did not
believe tho country ever oomnlteda grenier biuhdci
than when IL discontinued It's Subsidies Tor TIE
building II vessels for carrying our mails anu
encouraging the construction Of fIstcass wee
-ols ~ be devoted TO ocean travel We might
20 e.. dispense with our poet onces on aEd ~ 70 avs
pens, With mail COMMUNICATION Oh tht ocean. " wus
hirh time that the question should be Diet rinired
wiel.r would let otler nations have al u Al 'Mu1'
bic tral. aId whether should pass into ibe control
All Eaclall and Trance. The dock yards OF England
AZ present time eIe al fall Of scsses rapidly com
pcting plich being constructed for dlnerent con
ur.tai countries 10 lc Ls,d on the tenloid ana on s
inland lakes HE lcd hat his was not Is II should De
II n ere was proper degree " encouragement offered
TO u-rcnn sEipauiGeis every p.aid m THIS eonl
ir, vog.d be busy engaged IN TIE oonsrucuono tho
scry vessels which are low bclng Duit ~ inc ooeA'
wards Of Great Britain.
In concluding Mr. Low hoped that committee
would b. appointed to inquire INTO u" cohd.tioh o'
,t affair. al The Custom House IN relation to tie con
sac, of ,.,..- Al the conclusiuR u President Lows
rcmarks routine business Was taken up htssrs. l. >
Lathfov nn. A. W bradford. gcic elected members o'
&c Committee 'Arb.iraon. 20 hi .e fscAho", oc'
ea.ionoa ~ the Ic, glation Of Messrs. Root D. MIN
tiu and Joseph tni'ufd.
H. Sfryr,s. S.cretlry Of tie Clambor. then read
r follow INK resolutions in honor Of Adui@1 Ifasui
.hi,a " ere presented Dy CAPS. MaitAah'
nsT.s, ka.rfsi fauI. zee To-. frnirfri most iHporsn
.ssvc. tho .rhAni. q he tn'ed si's' N eo.no WIN
al n a fsus by ~. 81 sni condaci ia o. 'b I'd. 'f'i lP
f. % - ths void snd ~ r~.ruus ~ pei' q"
N.,,s a. H. ,. sabss ~ connerec Of Tho State
NJ. "A r-sosnre. wilh frsiiaje ,A- ts l ap'ry sns
wl ~1,i cassr tie d.co.fssas ,fc.I
,.,rr. &c IA .r.f- 4 The ofudab. dir uls.u Al
n a. rrsi hi' MY ~h Feet o. iAe 'Hra s.A'e
H. Id That In ff,ins ps,sse = ihe M ippi ssde
,s n.of ron, ~ iLp and JacAsoD through nAftpw ,hAn
~, I'D .sln., r. IA erH' iLr0ssh bet of hscships
rss siI uen-ois snd ~fesinr noln the 'n-Ey Of h'
courfr, TIE treat pom Of New urcsn' Admiral i".su IN
seI ono oi th. cecbsai.d vgoic oi my 'in' Aa'
.aa cd ius,fous Peg to tie naval history II h'
lnsa siscs snd L-s ploN'd hm'ci worthy 'uee"'ts Of
to.e .sfl.f - lie Es public who shfank Hon u
a1..e. sld whose dss superior 10 Tie diic a.
tr. aad d.n..f. Of their undertaking.
R.,s, ilsa 10 si- Iiosi"'' oi nc "s ff he nns ai
LIE q th .sai en services lave b.su more eminent
tlo,c II Ad fs fsfssut sud both tie commerce d" th"
...bo ~ aud t.. s.fse5 inl,i' OF ,ho inei'o' Ss "p
81. a, uA.b.d Li ir achievement hch 10 ~ i" sey
AIDED 10 il. lTosI,riy oi boib. -,
B,,ifot 1h.1 m ~. dai increasing commerce o Tue pof
4 N,~ Ocsns li. chamber r-corurs ih. nnT rs,u ol
h. r.iung loyu. ls sr.i eity snd scccp;s II
9e..ius OF tA- r,.wt. tnd pfosperty which
f o.. .ssL -i o the Sou'i'ip cirs when they
81 from The 0pf,"v. Rebel sway ard restored TO
tie mid AID b,lsue,u rule Of the Ooyernfsc' " our
lh f spi wisn lie happy d~J OF pe@e sha ssain dawn
s IA % uu..,d AID pvoI.e tr ine VI ia. LII u
whom, honor vii b, easi-ed by al AD,o a. com
t.th aud fsti,I4i toIy.
R,..,sd lha l. hsnh q ~.chc, with profound Inter
a.. ihe eouus the Adnral and ~ AL VITA .oy and hope
%. day ~Lsn at the Assd Of souo nob.r suA4itn be ha!
lad ne 'ie oioss to TIE restoration II e'hr e
! t. the nsiiobal Iu,e
Tie resolutions " orc unanimously adopted.
Mr. y. N. WLnnoRr offered a series oi resolutions
requesting The EAscuyo Committee To consider tue eA'
p.diencl VI taxing proper measures 10 "sc, ram vac
| ad vautngcs offered "a American commerce by hco
on of the Oinoco RIVER and IN tbclr dlscIc
ton 10 prepare and submit to thr Chamber MEMORIAL
All ng III. PresdrBt Of the United States "a
.,y ui tLa rer 10 b. made and report the result "
(orriesr
1nut MARsiiAiL uplalned of the upa.ly now pre-
,aihig fem.I kng that be was mortified 10 see tho
noui i,ling but now II ,eemed ,uat and Le saw ~
chance To- obtain aid 10 regain H. III was deploiamo
fet inai gI,at lur ot the American commerce Was
now bring conducted on Engish ship-.
Mi Eiaopc.s % took mvIe cheerful view oi TIE SUD
lcct aud thought that when the MAS ended there
.uud bo no hack Of wooden war htoancib that vouIs
| lu,wcr for mail steamers nt a small expense.
Tho resolution of Mr.. Wc,m0fe was adopted.
Mr. pEaif aftcr some predatory remarks, oNcIet Nc
following resolution. when was adopted
Lc.i,od, That spvcil Ionm.e be sppoln'ed 70 maio
thorough iu,r. of ne auec Of oc..u s'eam naSi
lion ani II the coninusd dep reons commerce 10 Te'
| 1au AZ a sub .a isnt meeting of tie Chamber.
M,fsrs 4. IiIeston. l.. folt, j. L. Thomas Ezra
Nyc John H. Bowen AMI President low wore ap
pointcd such Committee. after which the Chamber ad