New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
vHlRyrs IND PERs Of yrg-yoRk.

TerFCrIoy ~ THP SENATE CCHBHTER.
Ycst,rday morning at n o'clock u.y Committee,
consisting Of Mcses Person Low, Gibson Ia Ba1 stanford
and Murphy accompanied by n-mbe. Of gentlemen represent
ING the shipping Interest embarked board ho steamer
Chrys,ono % the II Harsol or o pPose q making
an -asifc' On % ne I', Hnd "l.,' o. 's. ~
yu anil Jctey tiy Aiir4 eatine iie do,. ,oMei ilo
jcedel lp ne Worth laIcI uuns O. Ger 20 i.g pcs ~ p'
st Inc loot a. Cara belonging 20 che Nov rtcy steam boat
CorralJ The dock used By De lumau llc oi -.eane Ter
aid tlo G,rti1 Transatlantic Company nr 20 Ha' IitF
so fO are very We'll built hcng covered with sheds i6s
- Attracted considerable attention The long pier M me loot
o. etet where Che Albany boats are clsiolol 10 aud
,rI,e apr.arnnco Wiater before last considerable po-
ton ot was carried away ly 80 lee TIE Wi'S. t "ht th'
frd r,, tl-v rog. stand dangerous obstruction 20
ra,icton Do the nrirhhorhood of touehs the u.4r'.
loaded win uIicks which has caused iA BIZ" 't' almost
on al5a Of Che For, Lee ferry le -,aiacr o.ose 20 The
on o tc COMMITTEE was directed o ic turss ou tac
JERSEY side 40 Nocawscl Point sr.crai veg, a1e p.islh
Ercraen ana Hamburg line OF steamers OF no,Acn 80 some OF
The best iu che i4r'or thc side ponk hl'r rd VAN ron
barred last SlmmcI being rebuilt lle .paor ltiHen Ie
Pa,oua and Jersey Cy icues b. called thr umo,. basin
51aaTi linz OF eaucfs OF jersey city very foid ,tuc
lures. AID quite an ornament 20 ilc city me- ore er
The great lbba'o'' was particularly n9iT,'..r D.. .,,
The steamer proceeded across the bay ~ he Ea'l L.t
which stood ont all their naked defoTmi present 90
mcmcnto of official corruption Tie steamer passed. ul ne
Fast River rs Huntors Point The dorAs along ihe
New York side WTeichc condition With bon very .cw
exceptions Pier No 80 and several others entirety tphh
up The pier the foot of Delaney ~ tls many large ho
n the flooring There Do. hten no les ulu "a pg'oAs
drowned there during fr Summer on Pier No Ea.i X ~
little girl was drowned last summer by falling through hole
n the ulanks which hole d, lsiee long aai feet wide lhe
docks on the Brooklyn side very good condition heng
mostly owned by private psrte The Atlantic docks were
very much admired by the Committee Tor their solid and SUD
,taltd appearance They cost altogether pplI ~ oii are
mostly owned by Mr Srsn1ttl. Gong through bii'Tnlk
Channel the steamer passed along by che Ere Ban ttefW
making ieour Of the bay The Committee oad Their mend.
noy descended 20 the lower deck where cold COLLATION. bad
bsa prepared them uudeI le supervision Of NJ Buorc
The 6r,cns wind Of the bsy lad shspsned he apeis tao
party and they lost time 10 doing justice ~ hfrrpaf
The steamer sstey decorated with hagS ant presented
very neat appearance the Me,s Smith Of the boat
having s nothing uldoneth, would contribute 10 he comfort
oud pleasure o. fIe party
Tie Committee will probably recommend ~ tue senate ne
,ppoul OF Board 81 Commissioner tor Wharyes and
Piers As there many conflicting Interests 70 be roc)Ha,1
The party board BESIDE the COMMITTEE consisted Of Nj
aranahsn Of the Atlantic Docks Geo Blunt % The Bbor
Comm ssoncTs Hyde author % The New York Pier an1
warehouse Sys1. Oscar Cole Of he steamship Assoison
the Hon Noes O. Leonard Alfred Btrmor Presdeui y The
Kuckerbocker los Company. a u. Valentine agent iof
COrnrus line Of Captains Hitchcock and ltmhn
MI FrDthinglam Of the oLipjyu-rs Association. Dh'it
and II ID BrOOkmhn poprrtos Of docks 90 Book
rn George White The eminent dock builder aud olh-rs
The Committee meet to day =, O'Clock ~ tIe Ch'ml'H 81
the Board Of COUncilmen.