New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

ELECTION OF observation-disclosures Op AIN
WORK.
The following directors of the New-York
and Brooklyn Bridge Company were elected yester-
day:
Henry C. Murphy, Isaao Van Anden,
Abram S. Hewitt, William H. Vanderbilt,
Seymour l.. Hustled, william =, hlnkscS'
Lloyd Aspnwall, John IL; frenuoe'
James s. I. Stranahan, Denas Barnes'
Alexander McCue, JOnn W. homH,
William H. Appleton William Marshall
Henry w. SlOcum,
This nsures the reelection Of Mr. Kingsley as superin-
tendent Abner C. Keeney and Charles c. Martin were
elected inspectors In private conversation with
TRIBUNE reporter Julian Allen, the consulting engineer
absolutely denied that he stated as reported IN an
afternoon newspaper that pier erected midway IN the
river would be necessary for the safety OF the Doge'
He airms that the foundation obtained on the new
York side perfectly secure and that no obstacle ess
TO the completion OF the work at the cost originally es
mated
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE JAPAN
ESE EMBASSY.
The following correspondence explains It
self:
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, NEw-YoRK, May "a, 1872
To Geir Ereeleees he ambassadors ErtrdordaryJrom
the Empire Of Japan to he United States.
GENTLEMEN: Tho undersigned, officers and members
Of The Chamber of Commerce OF the State Of NewYork
have been charged by that body with the agreeable duty
OF rendering in its 10 your Excelences, ana all
other members of your Embassy, public banquet 10 DO
given I'm this city at such time as may be agreeable 10
YOU The merchants of New-York, Of whom the Cham
ber OF Commerce is the representative body, have
noticed with great satisfaction the spirit of progress so
strongly manifested in the policy Of your enlightened
Emperor especially in his desire to extend the CONNER
cia intercourse his empire with other nations Ihls
desire Is fully shared by the New-1Ork ChamDer VI
Commerce by all enlightened merchants for they
strumentalites conducive 10 progress IN KnoWleuEe'
civilization and material pTospey 64T stSe t mnort
of your mission and desires the opportunity o pa
ing its respects 10 the members OF your g.
ing yOu will afford IL this opportunity Dy accepting ~
proposed hospitality the undersigned remain WIN Bh
respect, your Oledient servants, -
CEoRGR OPDYKE JONATHAN STURGEs
a A Low Committee.
sEcRErARY's OFFICE OF THE JAPANESE EMBASSY,
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1872
CKNr1rMFN: We have the honor to acknowledge re-
ceipt of your kind invitation extended TO members Oh
this Embassy and suite to attend public banquet to
be Given by members of the Chamber Of Commerce III
your city on a day to be hereafter appointed. AS
marked expression Of friendly feeling, conveying an IN
ternatonal compliment it affords us eminent satisfac-
on and especial pleasure TO accept tins distinguished
honor, which fully appreciate, as coming from lne
merchants Of NeWYOrk, the great cOnnefclaI hetlVP
oils OF America. We most heartily recprOcate tne
feelings kindly and generously expressed anu dcocP
with pleasure your polite inytatlon anu anu sna az % n
time mutually agreeable whenever matters OF dlPio
matte nature, now under discussion VIII peII1 u ~
thanks and assurances OF distinguished cOnslueIdiOn
we have the honor 10 remain very respectfully
Em6sssador Extraordinary of Japan.
JUssAMM TUKAYOssI KIDD.
Associate EmOassad0r EXTRAORDINARY
JUsBIE MAssoUKA TAMAGUIsl
Associate EmbassadOr Extraordinary:
To Messrs. W f. Dodge, George Opdyke a; "A. Low ~.
d. Morgan Jonathan Sturges Commlttee OF lhe Chal-
| her of Commerce of the State Of NeW-1OIk.