The New York herald., 1863-03-06
TIE PRIVATEERS.

Pert, Esq, presiding The discussions we're Of great
national interest and participated by large num-
ber Of members.
After the reading Of the minutes tho follow Ing gentle
men, recommended by ,he Executive Committee, were
elected members;-w. 7. Modgo,, G. O. woolwortb
Alfred Edwards, william Oron and Alexander W. Brad
ford.
The Secretary 10 the Chamber read several commupi
cations Tho hrst, from Secretary w.Ies, ~ Tho fol
lowing
sRI hnve had the honor 70 ,hs memorial OF the
ehamber o. commerss Of the rs. n, .rsasm.s,sd BY
ss se. :.. :.. .ss IL ;sss s;' :1a
added to The number that the Chamber has repeatedly
% Ss ss S s"s sss p
INTERESTS :. stake .he scrous results 70 BE- 70
his dspa,@en. e necessity ordering % hs
Scs, SsT % !, .@a saaso. and further Tssssn .a.
enanes Of The sound. TO command ha, approach TO tbe
Realizing fully magnitude Of the n,eres, a sasS
N New Yo,k aud all The eontin AM probAbe ssad
par,men 10 aiay apprebenon and faraa ,Ss ~e,ses a.
eagSssss yo.Ss Ss nsa a a% gnr%poysd 5 s
that al this unc;ure whole naval force is pot IN
eeney o. he Iiocisde or for immediate service OF which
%as s X. e 81 hs A. %
things New York ana trust will alwass bc ygant for
RI" % % o. aSer %soi a"dea ~ TO 10 the
memorial q The caa",e Of c9me on the susjcet or the
ent Al" 'eX prS wEs S Soca,n - .rssr ss
Commerce of New Yo,r
The suboned letters In reference the occupation Of
tho Texan fronter TO impede the supplies of the rebels
and tne depredaons Of soatEern privat wero aso
read
LSrrfR yaoa rHr rRrsrnrsr.
=. Encu'i.n h1ssios WasnIseros' Fee "a 1897 /.
the reeep. Of your favor Of YESTERDAY onsnng e reeco,
oSsapauoa Of he h.o Gra1de ioaasr VIZ 5aiy ssal
Jcss AUSTIN sr,,ss. Ja., ESQ.
tErrfh raos frfntrAsY sEwAnp -
have reeS.y ed MN Satisfaction yoas iec; d iao
% % a @ s ss s a' sss Ss e the
@ meeting on 0. We 2s 5 q az . !eys t. The sgnnsss ps
.ommerte which accompanied H. In rspy have 70 ~.
poceeanes when thsy ardsd in ,hs
sassesd an! tha, zoe efforts o. the g, for ,he
sm, SIR, your very ooeden' serysnr, = svw.,n
joan Austin srrss, Jn. Secretary Chamber or Com
merce.
short iettor from Mayor opdykc was next read. IL
served principally TO explain the accompanying memo
rial tho deicnces OF Now York
cmAsssn Q, cossrrcr o, nus srAr o. oy N.w Yosr.
10 HIS Honor ruk NlYoa Connos CoUscIL
rhis memorial he Chamber OF of The State
Of New YORK respectfully REPRESENTA-
totally ioadsqate proIee,o and .hs Cnameer oos.
wn g'ss & .oaa, sfn We hAss,s sr % 40 wnes ss , ,an
pe..sis sste.iost pr.,eai naw aSo., and
L, asssa co5sl1y wl wE.eh We are III amy, 70
s'Ss %sf' e ay Of tho
I s..sas." ,s a sw s 'ss s possy % is'sr ~ ssr. ,s
general snd State governments IN making this and
haeqs a % T. ss asy any ~ s so 81 s..
brsehes q government 70 ,ae such 'mmediaie measures
Thsy rprescnt urgent pfsscni dsfsncs
isS. guard outer bay en,l.nes Ss Mar
ry M ho.s & and he ps sps s'a q
mediate aru1'i be iasen 70 ms end -, ,,,..
,s.. .sss:. 70 A.. ..r..ay y psSr.'. N The %, syesn
plpes.- ~ sSs ssfolss % sa. .Ss, G sss
@ hoard as9o sIa S ss saa ha Sy ssa s ssgS ~. @
be delay IN completing tho same and entering
"''" ''' % a Y@w 'isss sseonS SSi Wee rreaden
toBr AUsTis srryKrs, in. Secretary.
The following regard enlargement the canals
between tho kisss pp, and the Atlantic neat read.
wAsHiroror March g. 1903
sm-l enclose you printed copy >. tho ss for national
enlightened ana Truly national Chamber Of Commerce OF
and give snd 60 operation there srs several oh';
BE- added 10 the ca this delay
ISAAC ~ ARNOLD.
TIM BURNING - TIVE Isoos ryrr.
CApts Nyy alluded 10 the destruction Of tho ship Jacob
Bell and aid that the Chamber should take Immediate
action In tho premises He believed that f such
auguratsd the high seas 10 defence of Northern
merco Some EFFORT should be made 70 draw tho
serious attention o. British merchants % these
mat,tudes of them who would heartily respond. He
eIuded by proposIug the following resolution
Received. That the Esseuye Committee BE- instructed
inquire and report what means, N proper 20 be
sdord BY this chsmeeI ~ respect 70 - important an ine
shp Jseob Bell by pirate n'tsd aud supplied BRUSH
Cen wxnonr expressed his grA,sulnos, 70 Capt Sye
for referring the question. The Chamber owed
sef keep before the public the conduct of Tho great
cst commercial o tho world aud is treatment of
tho commerce Of American merchants. lie had lsttsr
poe ket from gentleman In England saying why
doDt the American merchants take steps W e1pots ths
NJ tra Hrtt. af,xnsf TIa
England with you while you 81 pssce with
England Yes tcontinued the Generai, AZ peace
with England We feeding her starving population,
wbo sho preyinx on our commerce This oooduct 81
tngaAd Ia the great dsracs d the sss
la prompt The destruction q ,hs Jacob s asa broeshs
the pryssssvs doorsths ship beng owpsd by
one of tho members Of hss Board
hr. Low, the owner of the jacob Beu thea rose.
He saId he did pos e1pect ths, the .atjecs would
have bssn introduced As this had beeu %, bow
over he did not REJECT H. Hs feelings hsA pcs besu
altered by the burning ,hs vessel He is precisely
ne dd before the depreciation d tho privatsv, and his
views were not intsnsned a a ~ ths - q Tho jacob
ps But he felt that somebDe ought 70 be dons 70 pre-
ysot the building d rebel ships in England Such Cur
camstancs- had tendency " var snd open hosit,ss
former b made 70 know Just what ~ouId BE- u rs~al
" the whole tpsd states Macy ~ere unable 70 capture
two or three priyatoer-, how would tho English bc
sble 10 dsaI with bousana such vesses As concsrns
the oss the Jacob Be hs would inform the Chamber
that all the oss did DOT al upon him They would no
doubt pleased hear that six thousand of tie chests
Of tea on board belonged 70 parties 10 rnssnd ard
fraaos fAppiAasc.) lie mcrtloned that fact Or Tho
ratification u thos who re,1cef tia destruction ~
ihe Jacob Bsi q whom there gefe noi isr 70 this
city.
Tho psDrrEsr sald they were, m faf' meotng var "
dsuee with AL the pinfder st"f fapplausf l4nd
they could not suffer than hey refe dops tbey
were at vilh England
yr Jorsuks srUnGss ciHoi stisnnon = ths m,ve.
mert n favor a. opening tho c4uAs from he sf9slpri
b. tho Atlantic order v acyants To agfflltafa nts
re,,s N tho west and renncrded tbs chamber % ~
the snterprlse.
Mr. Ruagus lhen orcr.d 100 following preamble and
rssolgtions Which 10 tspyorsi % sors fofctis ~
marks
yb.r.s Al ne ey ~ wsstinftor. the ~ ~ kArsh
tns nnsy eight msfnsfs y NE Congress- u Ne uasd
st.t~s f4Ygly f~pressuuug th~ suf intsrt
that no4y rgbsr thsr eal fos
=, Chrago ~ frs sesd@y u Jgne ~ al lhess
rssba ~ 'hs enlargement q hs eAbAs @,sesn ne raBsI
On als.sslugi Aud ths tAntle rsssfdas nsE 81
sfsa, nAsloA Sonsral .na military imioF ans .ff =
pdng promote ts D. opmsn yfospsry srd anfiy ~
sur ~bo fountfy a0d IN tb@t call specially Nsisd
80 opsrGilan AID " the Board 81 Tf3~ ~
con ssfoe sg aitafa socistss anf tusines. s1ns
al he fsfy ~ AsTFf0rs,
ps.siy,f Tfai ~ Chamber of Cornwsrrs ~ ygfs
rsisfssirg ne otnfons hsy have hsfsfsre sIp.s<1 a
ths a. Inc wofs 10 NDssu0n, rgfais y ~ u@
t1ss ssSnssd W 80 ASss posisa ef Ne Dss,on