New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-11
Meeting Of ae Chamber Of Csmsseree.
The regulay, meeting Of the Chamber Of Com.


merce took Pace yesterday at o'clock. In the alb
scnce ofth' President, JONATHAN sruRcEs, esq., pre-.
sided Tie minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
was agreed TO Suspend the regular order Of business
tereeeive communications from Committee of the
Common Council asking the cooperation of the Cham
Der in the proposed celebration Of the recent Victories
The following preamble and resolutions were then
offered by Mr. oPD,KB and unanimously adopted;
York together with the merchants Of the city did meet
toseer On The 10Th dayef April 1861 on the news beng Re-
a. the support Of the Government the vast resources Of TINS
colopareal community. urng the instant blockade Of the
Southern cost Of large and prosperous commerce.
end t..l.
WA0cos II has since each sud every time when the
credit the power oftho nation had been IN danger renewed
tohe Government It's assurance Of upport; aud
WAerq, II has always IN times Of national Joy naons
ihs, Of the merchants of New ora and
Wlecas The recent victories Of International by land
Cbales61 Wiiminston Petersbars, and Richmond iand
probably ere this Of Mobe) together ~ith the reposeop
81 the Surrender of the uaiu army oGthe Rebellion and
commander On ~ nye pow brought within yisw ts end
fire
R,oiyes That M reverence and thankfunes 10 Almighty
God who hath given ne the victory this Chamber propose
mite with Their feowcikens IN celebrating the tiiuup
both sea- aud land which have restored ,he
nfioDa unity yndcGed the right and power OF The Federal
Government and shown doubling world that we have o.
country worthy Of presefyaton aud which are able and
Rsei That our thanks are rendered to the President Of
the United saie his official advers aud The ofh EN- soldiers
and sailors Of army and navy from Cen o. ant TO the
Reoired That While reoi,log must forget the az
ced who mourn TOT the loss Of relatives and friends who
have ALLEN dead wounded in Ills great struggle for freedom
and law s tender to thea mpahics md that they
That Freedom hsllows in her tread .
The silent cities Of the dead
And beautiful IN death are they 't .N .
Resotd That the Chamber accepts ne invitation Of The
cy suthoritie. 20 anre with them general aen0n-tro
2ot day Of tP the day appointed BY the Governor oi Tn
Rc,olced That committee Of seven Of which the Presi
dent and Secretary sta be part BE- appointed to ac with
nees II citizens have been may be appointed, with
power to take neasun 10 secure the participation OF the
hauber ia the proposed celebration.
The following gentlemen we're chosen members Of
the Committee. Geo. Opdyke David Ogden, T. A.
Conkiine c. X. Roberts, p. e. Cowdin Jonathan Stur
ges aud j. A. Stephens. jr.
Cen WALBRIDGR then offered the following resou.
ton. which being daily seconded BY G. A. MARSHALL,
VIA unanimously adopted;
Roirod That the capture Of Richmond and the surrender
Of Gen Lee and the under hi. command together vita
the complete Generalization that eAsts throughout the so
the part OF tie Rebels snproyoked murder the land
and undsgaised piracy the and since believe the
by tho recognon given IL by the continental Powers q
Europe this Chamber pledge. tho General Government It.
continued and unbroken support whenever in its judgment
gerent by those continental Powers and believe such
vii Jhe cordial approboton of the entire
Amencsn people. "a. |
Reolred Tia thanks fthe American People due
The great in Europe, who since the Of
ushabe Rebellion, sympshized with the success Of the
Constitutional hose triumph assured by the series
rich have just taken place under tie tan
genius aud SAN Of Lieut.. Gen. Grant and ;he
patriotic cooperation Of Generals Shernsn. Sheridan aud
ouicrs under bis somnand-and assure them that the
United states in future a. IN the past viii furnish home
sod afford protection all who recognize constita,ousl
Representative government the best organization known
among meg or ihe promotion Of individual civil religious
md polite d hbtrty H.
For he transaction VI important business, meeting
n the Chamber vii b. held on Saturday next, at one
o'clock.