The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

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graph Project-0ur Harbor Defe'
TAs Occupation ~ tho Rie Gra' e..
me Chamber Of Commerce held iis reg
meeting O'Clock yssterday-she Pre- -, L. 10.
iatlah Psrt, IN the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting ha' 49,, .... a..
' .,. -. lssso members OF the
CnamSsr'-Msssrs. walter haye' Asurus, Lawrence and
Thomas II. niece.
The Clerk Of the Chamr go, -.ss ~ so,,.,. ..,
mrn,cation from the So .r.,r.rv Of war.
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The following letter from Commodore Porter was
ss.nsM pxnr Esq. Fresidins odlser or The New York
pMAa sa-I have in the HraAIp that the Chamber
eommerca sh ps BY the rebel pirates Conrrsss has
s S ssssr York RI
& ana AID the r G sa or be
.snsa y Nj saes, 81 Louis %yssl, which would
Alabama alone would pay well parties concerned
me aiming
ac r b S% w Of eS ns as sn
command her Besides benefit yourselves spseu
Navy DE ar S has H. lands just
and srainng every accomplish all demands
mais o. The county.
re Al.b already Destroyed iSs.ss times
se on Tsso%msndsd tines esq over 'A'
VIZ f6&fss. Gaissa States Navy
DErREDArsoxs
Mr.. A. A. Low, Chairman Of the Committee the
Depredatious Of the Alabama said that the committee
few extracts from letter which had been sOnt TO
hlm from London, which came from responsible aud
babe authority Mr. Low read the extracts referred 70,
.oiows:--
Losnos March II. 1855
a as % the the ass e ~ pn
AZ %sis: '.' -".e''o
ia: sn She rsS and R or ssS%s
.n s g. the steamer.
Ss! have launched sanSoas xlsssSdris
Cow ~. sa.s
. @ ss.y ss
hope Of The bark AssSpnsa about 70 start
sas %s1 7. s
dsoss Sanders is understood is here and is hurry
WITH Ts on I Tor s a.
Captain semMss raeir time of service expired on Their
:, @ ,,S
abroad have their a.,s. s
Of he ALABAMA ana orsso burning Vessels Z
ss ys gdss
confess that there 10 but faint hopes Of It.
The above was referred to the Committee on tho
- ENGLISH NEUTRALITY.
Mr kzARss said he had found on the table pamphlet
10 judcous and fair manner, and had struck him that
would BE- the duty q the Chamber TO make some effort
70 distribute pamphlet Of such important character
He therefore suggested that appropriation be made
sc the distribution Of i've hundred copies both at home
The CHMRxAx said he had read the pamphlet in ques-
zion, which he considered very forcple argument from
had pursued putting equally clearly the wrong the
course Of tho English government in relation the
Mr.. Richards motion was put and carried
EXPLORATION AAA
communication, asking the aid Of the members OF the
Chamber 10 his contemplated exploration Eastern Asia
were appointed . committees 70 cooperate with Dr.
AoGowan-Nsssrs. Oliphant, wsstray and weston.
THs CHICAGO CONVENTION.
The CHAIRMAN reported following names TO compose
the committee TO attend the Chicago Convention discussed
81 last meeting - .. -~s-~--
ssss D. M'i Lame Dspn' pS Ss
EsmaeI sosn a q. s,sSSins Goopsr deo ariswod.
Sc. 'ss;. Men,. $ s:: ~
smyihe, W. H. Webb, Geo Grinnsli James Low. :.
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
Mr. A. A. Low read the following series Of resolutions
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seissraph Newfoundland Britain and very
success has attended the recent %esings held
sa S iii his SAs%SsT It's
sense Of the great Of The entePrs not to CON-
Resolved That the which has attended other
renew undertaking Of such vast the United
Resolved That In the judgmen, of this Chamber. what
ever rs may be involved n the prosecution Of this
ens win confer on the Sorth WIZ" 'Ae 000n us accomplish
Resolved, Tha, while iais Chamber does but follow the
Atlantic eiegrspn to the New York. the
properly hold os as an incentive The honor is successful
eomp on III reject on AL who participate In the
Mr.. Low said that great had attended the
Shorts 81 Mr. Field TO subscriptions TO the
prise since tho nrs, meeting held IN that room weeks
ago. He thought the subscriptions exceeded forty
two or forty three thousand pounds sterling this coun
Try Mr.. ied had brought there specimens Of the
would interest the members.
Mr.. CHrTESpES, in secondng the resolutions said II
change he had reasonable hope in thu success OF the
enterprise, which had been sokfAvorably inauguraed II
desirable that the matter should be pushed forward
Mr. Cyrus W. Field was here called on 70 give a do
scron the specimens OF cable arranged for inspection
Mr. said that the cables there represented by spe-
cimens were at the present time in successful opera
several years they we're thirty one in number.
were OF different sizes, and the manufacture
Of them he mentioned that q line from Jubal, In
The Red Sea, TO Liverpool message which pro-
oeed through different Stations srryee IN EnsaDd less