New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-05
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NEW YoRK's BUSINESS INTERESTS.

NEW lORkS BUSlNTcS
INTERESTING QUESTIONS CONSIDERED ID ih'
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The Chamber OF Commerce, yesterday, re-
solved THAT the newspaper enttica INC oou "
Go.ee and Chamber of Commerce Journal IS IN ho"ise
conueced with this Chamber and the use OF It's name
ia wholly unauthorized" Justus, Schwap ior inc
Committee on Foreign Commerce ana 'no ne
venue Laws, reported on The plan 10 udhSi'i
Ilfe-savine Service TO the Navy Department ino
members of tho committee had deyoea muSn 1' in
inc examination OF the subject, and were
their opinion that the service, IN nus present.
is neither so inefficient nor 80 incapa1e on lt fron
90 10 demand the radical change which wOud result
the passage of Mr.. Sargents DILL Inc ohSu'i NJ
resolved that tie transfer " i ~ vino Service
only origin and history OF the ,nstify
bnt also tue general interests OF our Governments
and demand its suboTdinaton 10 the treasury DoPSar
ment and its connection with the Revenue Marine ser
vice" The passage OF the bill introduced ny M W.
,ed to ncrease tho efficiency OF the LieSayng ser,
vice nnder its present control" The Chamber conquered
in the recommendation by the Boston Boaru Oh ir""o'
OF reforms III the of commerce and navigation
The Committee Railroad Trans p, 81
on the Belt Railroad question. Cnaiies D. Siih cnH
man expressed the belief that the Mayor would approve
the resolution OF the Aldermen. by tnus securing ~
mmal facilities desired, the committee wa VI III
opinion that the railroad corporations were now ,ei
Without cxcuse the freight discriminailohs asIis
that he Ncw-York CentIcl and Erie Companies ousH'
TO withdraw from any combination Whch mas t Ss
York shippers to ana from West than are given 10
Bosom Philadelphia OF Baltimore. 80, ..u. ,,.,,,,o
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in Congress the metric system, providing ia V0
drops shall make spoon 100 spoons quart auu l6 b
quarts a casb, etc He thought that 1t should De
thoroughly discussed. ~ A., ., ,,,,
NJ Leon Cnotteau of Paris, delegate from TIE French
Committee on u arcoAmericon Treaty, SPOKE ~
length on the subject duties Frenc goods IN the
United States and American goods III France, uBIIE
Franco American Congress IN Paris ior the Prcp,a'V
Of treaty Of commerce whlch eouu DC feofrcu " o
two GoyeInments. lie SAID among other, things:
You arc aware that your mauuiacl res are ru)cCl III
France to tue rather hard regime Of the lrI peucI"
That Tariff General must declare. ana WIS., ~ NJ
understood has been framed in any splilto nostIy
toward your country still IT infcts absolute piohiooh
10 SOME manufactures Of those nations VINO nave 80 IL
declined make arrangements Tor con- elllott. tIi
Look over the list OF such manufactures ana you VIII
ucrceye that outlet Ia closed 10 TINS way ZOE
the American cotton and woolcu goods. your cast lrOn
your wrought iron, your hardware, your itheu sugar.
your leather goods, etc, etc. 49,. ).
80 As to the concessions which you may desire 10
obtain from France allow to assure you that you
may feel easy the matter. have come 10 pray lnat
Won VIII accent pubic discussion In Paris MY own
msslc has further object. But do not DOUBT tEe ~
yorpb g results of such FrancOAmercan Congress e
uromoIIon of the welfare OF the two nations. When
business brought together, the TACT Oi theH
meeting indicates progress for the future ia
The subject referred 10 the Executive COMMITTEE