New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
CHAMBER OF CO1gMEECZ.
Thc rirneic. at the Alabama.

VEr ElTr(kCs az tnc SA@ONH-'''
AtIo'elock Saturday af srnoon special meeuNg
Of tue Chamber Of Commerce was held ct It's rooms
In William street 10 hear the reports OF Conui''e''
specially appointed at meeting Of 'ne ei''''"Oo''
held On tie 2lst day OF October, TO consicef 'uo
iect of the continued depredaicnS OF the Pir"'e Ma
hama and TO sulest what action Should re taken III
Tie pfeipises-to consider the propiiey u 'sAO'
izng Congress 30 construct me OF Suou4'l.o 'ee
graph between Fort Mclie1ry, or fortress doh1os
and Galveston, IeXNs-liu '4'9o !" "Vil4'A Wv A'
ser OF our haIbOr deienses.
pre,iden; PFLyTIAH PIElT occupied the char,
and aIter the reading OF III, call, NY BLUNT sa1 no
womb call attention 10 the movement III faYor o. en-
o.eauic telegraph, tle establishment OF which w0G!d
enable the Navy 20 act in harmony with the land
forces lie was sorry 10 cay that the Military Com
Iiittse OF the Ssuate had reported adverse 10 The
movement, but ho thought upon the recommendation
OF the Chamber they might be led 30 reconsider their
decision At Mr.. Bun. request, the Secretary read
the follow ny memorial watch was adopted, ana
motion carried THAI it be transmitted to Washington:
COAST LINE OCEANIC TELEGRAPH.
T. ne AAGry Comn:.sc + me S-nGs = The Un'ed sfah'
1Ae c. lls CLaoor "a ton.eIco OF tAe oNts VI
fewl ork respectfully To scents m s4s OlaiuDt 10"
with deep ts set.sn q! the Military oi Wv
Senate Of he United States ia repopg -dysev 20 me ooA
sructon OF coast line teics ai by wAlc u vas
proposed GAysscu N1ss, with FoIsits Move
tbus briu. the naval ,isos OF lhe u'ei oSes o.
EXTENDED line ato accommodation with the navy DeP-I'msh
Wash. sud the ainos ri occupation OF we Sou,h
Such line would euablo tie naval forces o. the United
Satss now &c rod over Vv mice OF COAT ne 10 act IL
io.y aas On Ee Tsf; OF Ke6e or hos
tile DOW eIs rom me wHe1 II coAi1 Do Iad O.A
,t,sIe OF the .aiude of TIE present sgplt
spce rocsee 10 oqus.s 20 sauIe success aud without ne
sS OF steam aso 80 Sr IN, sb, aid he vast re.oulce.
o. te United S:sts. caEiay welded, warrant coi Gle
w. bs i,s ,aeri, As Il, moral compensation. The srsa
4sofr
been the ie.ces q peace having been mostly con
snucteJ for military purpose The expenditure sqai'te io
end 5snehs all remain whSa the rebellion shs lave
i'm r,sm of oreirn war the advantages Of such line wou
be incacuabe an me power Of cenesa'sts ne n1Ia s
sounefbsnce supeoiiiy OF force on the part Of tie az
tsss0r" -, TO-. ,,t ..,... .,,,. ch.,ba, d
This sxPresoni osi they hnd the warFant lot an ees' ~
peal your Committee TO der its action III 'ns
necessity Of some such n-Aa'e - protect our foa
ths prates winch now PIeyi.s - IT. n'aeiA 70 ~
With the proposed hne IN 0p"ss.vn !! Noua os siey zoe
sble for of these p-oI vessels TO escape 'ne a.
steamers the United States which would 1e tn ned npoi
them from varsua poEts, lille without, IT, boin experienced
lni their charcss OF cap are qu.e Limited
i. thst the Spanish Goversm or com
paniSs un3eT authority 81" 10y down hne rom sVSn'
Key "a est ia which would be elesIsphic com
uniestio with Cpba and perhaps other Of tie y" est ha
The subec, of suoh importance tbs. this Chamber
sHeOtuy toe PEsPrey ofi~mede scti0n before Con
In CONNECTION with this matter q letter WAS rest
from Mr.. Holden, expressing lis regret that the at
tempt to establish a coast telegraph from Fortress
Monroe 10 Galveston should have been dlsapprovec
by the Government.
THE REBEL PIRATES.
Nj A. A. Low, Cha man OF the Special Committed
on the depreoa,iOns OF me Rebel pirates, then reac
tie following report:
AtAmeetuE OF Chamber Of Commerce Of tho State
New.york held or tbs 2ls OF October last The facts cor
psced with the burning OF the ship Brilliant and oshs
were adopted the object Of which was
F,,W To ssow that henceiob, cunning ships at wou
ha mad
Of pirate Iesdy TO continue the ~orx Vi destruction
second That al Willingly aided abs,led thi.
btde Of IRE sgans the oi tho United states
because tne people naons Kposed The anLzUp
consequeuess Of such scss OF oAIosuiy -, a.,
Thtrd Tbs 10 permitting ships to 20 lorth ION TIE POI
Of Britain, manned WITH British seanen and in pc
nit en- armament follow them Tor tie dsisstaoie %
OF pundeging and destroying American vessels en oaen
against neutral nsh' IL encouraged ~ Great btsin not
serious than that, the plea Of which Ia recent case Il
British Government threatened to plunge this county in
Fou,s That to cousigu British and American prOperi
20 destruction by On tee ocean, without adjudication,
to be denounced chine by she civilized natons Of I
FVss: That such eno.mi,ies could be committed
the hsb without e0PsrdZDS the peace ana commerce
s,It 10 wan the merchants Of Great Britain that tn
repetition o. such acts could not fail To produce the
wios-spIesd evaporation in s country tna to invoke tn
fe.diy oce Of 81 who love sace a.d good viii to
IA enestu. he departure OF oIaeT hostile vesseis Om tn
Sore Of Clea' Bfn IN order to aver. the Calamity Of
Serealh. And, tually, resolved a. f9A0ws:
Tia, j. TIE desire Of Iis CAsnbe as # the uteEss
its me
people Gsea BIZ n 20 nantsin those corsA reistioa
winch led ~ Profitable iltrcoUlse and 20 Strengthen
the Ties lat knit Ihom together IN nu'Ga! eour'ey cat
faltlsr proceeding. Of this Chamber on tho p day
January lt cyy Of which is ahnexed ed 20 the appoint
nIent oi CoInniee OF 10 TO consider the whole sar
and report u APecia moaGg ~ BE- called for Ia, puTposo
action /. becomes this Chamber 10 ADOPT Ii the
uiss.,"
dressed thsf seoss thoughts and beg respectfully
sst having reviewed She previous action Of this Chamber
fud1 r1xrCJ OF ff
iieuc reuounco under sense Of Injury, which the.
hops Va. continue - Ius4h iss dsI0eEatOus
Ceasn.-.ee have 10. fell part Of Their dut1
to consult rTLsoLa sw ttaunE upon ne sui jet
eon,aera because belong to olos and ADLER Dsn., 4
heIt and yaaaie tAe la, ard - enforce the legal remedy
foI III gIios sustained BY American czeus wherever ta
TO the action Of Gogernusnt oy sisse ,nI lst
tory obedience 20 the Iomptinss ieefg
passion PRIDE for 'Sey 'a.ed ths honor Of the nOa
Il sslr LOGGED IN te bands iae nations Tus thsl
deem be within nor province present this Cbs
Der such additional facts Lave their ge
ana TO Of tho American Government Il
past yes win that 0 tbs sa oovsEHHeHt a. hs PfeseD
guide to tbs american theory upon the law Of noa
srslity your Coaies ls-r the ioowi1g from
the message o. President ii.ics to Couse Ia 1870 IhG
portion vi n ezac. when iseVaAs les been frequently
nuoted By LoAdtn Ie!e', aid OiLer Eng.nh yeIs
ths n.Iesst tho CouleGsas oises" while he aII whc
"a ys!tiLeAt hAs been omitted.
do not u s1 10 ether Ito DuLgefeu
powers articles c'n.TDaad OF wal. or 70 tsAe nuoitiOns
zion an although dCn, tie Individual citizen eGpole
bl properly ps.on TO o. tue ALGlds OF war.
selves pczs the reIanCut Thus, DUNG tAc progress
preseD, IN EUfo.e our citizens have wlOlt
tonA Iep0DslOi.y tserefOI, sod gunPywCer ssd
buyers. rrsaJless & destination y!
Our have slI continue 70
employed " oleot Butliu Dy france IL transporter
troops, Pfcssioi, and Of 10 the pine pal
OF military bnIgirs
wounded soldiers; but ugic4Lte HalIue "a
cot ioiedietsa either international by munich
pa s" sno tuoieicEs dees NOT AeutsI
t!ous with Russs
But municipal law IN accordance With the law Of me-
ti0us lseuBouy ioilcs only foreigners Dut our
eizeA 70 hE eO within TIE United STATES vessel 10 com
p Aos'ai1es sgAnst STATE which tao United site,