New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

OF CANADIAN gentlemen on invitation and he hoped soe
W E wouu move that they be admitted W 'ne s
On motion OF George g. Hazard OF Buffalo the dele
gaIes OF the rev Dominion BOnrd OF Trade. c0nsstnB
+. Moran j. A. Grant and their Secretary VIM. Patter-
ron OF Montreal were admitted TO seats Tne Hon Mr.
mcnt of both countries from want OF reciprocity Ihe
Canadians admitted everything these states duty
free except sawed logs but America dd not reciprOcatc
The route OF the railway to the Pacific and OF canals in
recproeate But the Canadians do not desire abolition
OF the CustOmhuuses along the border and the collectors
rata between the two countries, as IN Germany, until the
The credentials OF delegates having been called for
were read To The Board, as follows:
Plalsyha Cor relal EIchinsec Hoffman, Robert Cray
0ea9, clsL Of cou@',ssw =, " Darve and L. J. Hiby
IT. Board Of lrGe-Gen g. b. fs1 William Ii. Maurice. and
Noble Board Of Tade-DaHiel wh,cler W. Smith and the Hon
Ml~aSsec Chamber Of Comneoe-wunm Smith, EIwri Sander
s. Pane eco Chamber Of ConmersC DenFse George
TroT BOari Of fTraee--R. II. Pergusoa.
K-n.as CIV Mo- Borrl % Trle-rhe llon Jfues b. Mr
boston Commercial EIeAanseVurey A. 'iua and william Chick
Gaireon Chamber Of Commerce George Ball
Boston Board Of TadeJoselb Ropes John Cumng' John W.
Gambler and b. n Paras"or,h; - ,-,,. ., H., q, p, A.,
eao IS, Bead Of ~ WSs Ge5i d. B,1 o" " L. DC
Buffalo B1lnl OF lraio-Gei i1ge ;. Haziui. , IN
B1taore Comarcl Flour EIhaHse-J. NJ Pam. william s.
Deot Boaai of TrdeEeh,r H'vley and Johu 8 Patton.
Chamber Of Commse,. Lesr Taylor Theodore Cook,
G. W. Rowlll G. M Aolosa, Nim HeaU DAVIS and W. Chaol
EcvYork Chamber Of william 4 Dodge George opdJks,
jams y q. 81. lahan, mi sia.oa D. Chittende1
IousV % Board Of rrsdAndeS Graham James h Duncan and
Wa u. Hamilton.
ILclha board of Traie-George Barley John Price Veh-
er DE Hon fe trck Fy John o. James, md T. Morn, Pe't
keak yohn g. johnson AMI william II. hcCaYe
Cincinnati Board Of TtoA I. GO4ho w s. Aiunsou, AM Au
chnoai Chlrber Of Commercewln B. I'aacs aul Thomas
ProTenes ns.a .f ruco-wham Groyeaor 3. Laghau and
salem td) Board ofTie- Charlie, A. Ropes Joseph Dalton
NeBayea Chamber Of COmmerceE B. Wheeler Joseph b. Bar
Mossrs. stranahan, Howe. Busby Persey and Gorham
appointed Committee on Credentials. Mr. TayOr
OF Cincinnati recommends d the appointment o1 com
eight to confer with the delegation OF tle
Dominion Board of Trade upon the relations between the
two countries. Tie Board then proceeded To eject ia
NiCcP sidcuts.
Tie nau, Of ihe following peei IN nomination, committee
appointed 10 canvass tle lot but 1s t d lot aTh unu h
Boston N. Par Ba nOr A. T. GoslOn Chcg0i g. r.
ualafI, BuGilo r. W. o, M0Jle hm. A. smith, MSauArr
Mclean Newark OpIrkc. Gea-i0ki w. a. Iurse'
NcgO leans; Gsiel0r POvdrlcs; A. NJ. Wright ClaB)
T. g. Hey b. L3ls j. M Buncsn Louisville
committee COmmcrI iIl Statistics WAS appointed,
and viii fhs evening in Ot the parlD5 Oh Tue
FIFTH Avenue Hotel II was resolved that the sessions
OF the BOird sHOUlt be from 10 TO D. Tue SUD
jcct OF the annual assessment, winch was cOmpdlncu Oi
unnecessarily heavy, was rettIred 10 cOlnhll gee;
The topic entitled Investment Vi Insurance FUNDS"
proposed by the Milwaukee Chamber Oi Commerce, tue
consideration OF which WIS continued from me ast an
null mcolin-, was approved. II is as follows:
1e1s1s Some Stqtes BY legislative prohibited IN
suarce companies an their bounds from granting ans IN
companies fom tloe other States therefore he
R0s That ,i5 olrl Nld urge the uuee repeal Oy nose
particular states wherein they are char
being injurious To the companies am ullo TO od1 pof
Tnr Lxecut.ye Council was authorized to momorializc
the Legislature OF the scyera! states interested.