The New York herald., 1864-12-02
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

N CHAMBER OF CDMMERCK
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TAs Onptups or ehs Fi~rsas-A CS1au.
atoa sioa froa the Drlsish Oeasai s.a
nag Ash Msrohants ss RaAsa-rns
Dsstr ruction ~ the Aiabama-Lsssss
from CApsata WAaslesv. SO. #M
The regular moDihIy meeting of she ossabss Of c"m
msrcs was held yesterday sftsvDsoa, M A A. hoe 10
the ohar The minutes Of last nssaisg being reaA see
approved. and some roassas business transacted.
Nr. BLooDaooo remarked that the COMMITTEES selected
70 make report relative n The reciprocity treaiy ss
tween Osnsda and The vnted States had anshrd tess
wsr but they had dssrmsnedssa not prsssaiinv sa'a
report until ,hs prsslsas Of ths UnssA ssss vsad svs
bis ideas Of the matter IN his fostAccmins hssssss
TRADs REGULATIONS wirH RxssL STATES.
Tho Secretary then read the following report. whsoA
was adopted
To TEE CHAHrTR ov CexxER8 ov TEN 6rAnov NSv f"sx-
meeting Chamber OF Commerce October lass %
take TITO consideration tbe memorial cf the ChAness q
tbe United Sss IL respect 70 the trade regulations Of
the government within the limits 81 the states or pars
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deliberate attention.
That while in .he present rsGuasicas there may -
some and embarrassmonu deermnneA 20
character ADD 80 diicus q management TO forbid
oaangs Or unless upoa Tho anpsss ooesuA
Your oomm,.sss have no doubt. shst in such matter.
receive every asuoa the demands % the part Of
uoou the genera, susecs % which the memorial
especially points, namely, throwing open more widely
tho oomm.se. dss@ !. ,n.1psdi.ai is .his Clsmssr q
act X Congress Of Jsiy 4 1884, Il dssiarsd a.sl for
the sscrsisry Of the Treasury, With tss approval q the
PRESIDENT to authorize agents purchase for the United
States sny products Of States declared
such places therein shall be designated BY him. under
certain regulations and resrictons particularly stated
arising from property sod captured or absndoued or
purchased sold under tho provisions Of SAID act That
SO much section tive Of the act Of 18th OF july, 1851
authorizes the President IN his dscreon 70 osuse OF
permit commercisi relations 10 State or section tho
Inhabitants Of which declared In state OF insurrec
ttop with certain excsps,o0s has been repealed. !.
That your Committee have learned On inquiry that the
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tho act of July 1854, and your committee deem II
unadvisabls this time 70 make any suggestion 70 Ihc
goverument In relation thereto. "a nv sgsks -
A. W. BRADFORD,
PAUL epOFF0RD.
t HENRY u. rABER,
s. b. BABCOCk.
ELLIOTT r. sHEPARD.il
Resovcd mat in the Judgment OF the Chamber OF Com
meroe II IL iusxpedent and unadvtabe q the presene
time any action upon the subject OF tho memorial
Of tho Chamber Of Commercs OF the city OF Now Orleans
The KHARsARGA rEsTINONIAL--LHrT n FROM CAP
TAIN wINsLOw.
Captain Marshall reported that twenty-five thousand
three huudred and y dollars had been raised towards
the Kcarsarge testimonial, and the remainder would bs
contributed in . few DAYS.
Tho following letter was read from Captain winslow-
RoxBuRx Nov. IS, 1884.
DEAR sIs-I have the honor TO acknowIsdge the re-
ceipt OF diploma from the Chamber OF Commerce Of
and nsoEs ot The
OF the steamer Alabama BY the kearsargc, under
Be pleased TO convey TO the Chamber Of Commerce my
thsuks In bshaf Of the officers and crew Of the Ksar
sarge. for the complimentary manner In wncn they nave
me dosructiou OF the Alabama 10 m event which
affect say under tho attending was
OF great portauce influencing reign relations at
te aside from tine benefit derived from Kidding the
OF tho most destructive pest upon our commerce.
Rei Grating my thanks to Chamber OF Commerce.
ssgyant, JNO. A. WlNSLOW. Captsia U. 8. N.
\. A. Lev, President Of the Chamber Of Conmsrcs Of
ruR DESTRUCTION OF THE ALBExAKLH.
Resolutions complimentary 70 Lieutenant Cushing snd
Chief Esgnssr Wood lor their gallant condrct in the
destruction OF the rebel Alosmarle were, motion
Uaptain Marshall. adopted
Nkw BEACONs FOR YiBrNzKR
Mr. @. Burlage Consul General Of the Netherlands,
sent sstcr 70 the chamber which res) announcing
that bsssons for sad psacsd on the
Islands Of TsxsA vnstand aud TsrSoaeng 70
fH1 CASE OF TEE FLORIDA.
communication from Bahia, Erszil, relative to the
opsurs q the pfvatesr Florida then read fol.
iows,-
BAmA, Oct. 10. 1884,
10 THE PRNDxxR AND SxcRxrARY o. rH- CHAMBxR Cow
0nsrLnms--DspIOring The sad occurrence which has
just taken place IN this portthe federal steamer
wacsusest breaking the neutrality Of this empire aud
capturing and towing out Of the bsrbor the Confederate
Florida, regardless Of all international and
sns common laws Of people. disreeardpg the inmation
given them by tbs authorities Of the place. who the
would take place in their waters, snd corsderine sns;
the ead chsu appears be implicated 10 the
having sesndonsd The ccssu.sc and leaving
trsiy pserrupted 70 the dstrmcnt Of the commercial
interests Of b,h countriesws the undersigned respect,
suspend any ACT that might tend reward the
until oonnittes Be appointed BY the Chamber to
nvsats the subject closely. asd inform them the
precise by which tho seizure accomplished,
and the detrment thereby accrng TO the commerce Of
New York.
s. ". HERMAN Co. Shaw Perry
Johnston, Saunders h Coz Samuel N. Frost
Johnston, Combert n Co. Holman. iAtort & Co.
schrsm, wyiie & Co. H D. Bsinss.
Krsooe, Huobert Co. Hsssslman Brothers.
slmpsou, Brothers CO. Douglas, Latham h Co.
Oidach % Haye. jose Yoagin. Machado.
Decorsert 4 Co. R,do schisnsner.
Lennsn CO. Brup Co.
Ryder Co. Jas. Dwyery.
Yates 4 20. Q. II. Crinsier 4 Gov
schwlnd, Greenup o. Anto Fraoosco Dc Lacendo.
q. stevenson CO. J. N. Nsvano.
Harding MackAy. Joag Dc Loand0.
II. do wisrei n. Bcnhard4.
Mi,sr. souiSan b Co. wilson, Holt O..
I, H. D. Banes. Esq, her Britannia Msjesty's Acting
Consul for this city and PROVINCE do hereby certify that
tns signatures 70 the foregoing address 70 the Chamber
Commsrcs of New York Is tho true and proaer hand.
writing OF the merchants established In this city.
An act whereof being required, have granted this
under hand and seal Of ONCE Bahia this 18th DAY
u Octobsr. 1854 II II. BAINES, Acting Consul.
Mr. A. A. Low remarked tAn this country had moro %
complain Of st the preso0s time than had Brazil The
Florida vas pirate IN every of the word. and
snoad Dc deaf, vita accordney England had accorded
opportunity xmaxing the inustce that cosntry
permitting such vessels the Florida 10 leave her
pcrs lie IN favor NJ redreasieg any wrosgs wajoh