New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
Topics Of the 1Earuinz.

Secretary of the Treasury statement of
the Marine Hos pital Fund. Mr.. Fish pre-
scented petition from citizens of, for Mint
in this City. Commodore Vanderbilt Pc
titioned for $4,000 year for the Nicara-
qua mail route. Information was asked
from the Secretary of the Treasury concern
ing Public Warehouses. The French
Spoliation bill was made the special order
for the third Monday in February after
which the grant Of land to Iowa was taken
up, and upon it Mr.. Sumner, of Massa-
chusetts, made an eloquent speech. The
Senate then rested from labor, though no
works ever follow
In the House the day was wasted in
quarrel among the leaders of the OPPOSE
ton on the Census Printing scheme. 1t
was finally referred to the Committee of
the Who on the State of the Union.
In the Senate of this State same unim-
portant business was done. An Executive
Session then followed, and after that an adj
joOrnment.
In Assembly the Canal Contracts occu-
pied the day-on charges hatched out by
the Opposition gentleman from Erie.
Kossuth has been among the Cis-Monon-
gaheline workmen, who offered him SUBJ
stantial aid He afterward received and
addressed the Clergy, and promised, in re-
ply to deputation from Cleveland, to visit
that city.
We give full report Of Gov. Kossuths
speech at Pittsburgh, of which we had re-
ceived only a synopsis yesterday.
We give additional items of Foreign
news by the papers brought by the America.
The full details of the burning of the ANA
zon will be read with intense and painful
interest.
We give all the details, brief at that,
which we can find, of the loss Of the ship
Columbus, Of this port. The ship was in
sured in Wall-st. for $4,000, which will
probably cover the loss. The cargo proba-
bly, insured in England.
We give the most authentic account we
have seen of the causes of Lord Palmers-
tons resignation. The report of the disso-
luton Of the Cabinet seems unfounded.
| We have another column of the Forrest
Divorce case. The Court holds it over for
consideration till Saturday.
A Wing Senator, g. p. BENJAMIN, of
New-Orleans, one of the Wing Delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention of lSlS), has
been elected United States Senator from
Louisiana, for six years, to succeed Mr..
| Downs.
A special dispatch from Washington,
gives us the substance of the Long and
Kossuth correspondence.
Mr. Clay, it seems, continues without
much change in his situation.
We have rumors of duels, as yet blood
less, at the old shooting gallery of Bladens-
burg Johnston and Daniel, of the Rich
mond papers, and Ex-Governor Johnston
and Senator Cooper, of Pennsylvania, are
the parties mentioned. Johnston, of VIZ
-ginia, may have been COMPOUNDED with Gov.
Johnston of Pa, though we see not how
that could bring in Senator Cooper
A destructive fire occurred yesterday in
Spring field, Mass. The Hotel known as
the Hampden House, was destroyed, the
loss of which alone is estimated at $40. 900.
The boarders, among whom was the +" Black
Swan escaped with loss and difficulty. A
smaller fire occurred also at Springfield, Vt.
The Syracuse Riot case is still under
preliminary discussion at Albany.
Another disastrous Steamboat Accident
on the Western Waters, by striking one OF
those floating Loco-Focos usually denomi-
mated Snag.
The shipping in the Chesapeake is in a
dangerous condition.
Hopes Of aid from Home Government
for Portland and Halifax Railroad are
knocked in the head.
One million Hogs were packed out West
last year.
Some feur columns of statistics of Nor.
tahty for 1851 are given on another page.
On another, STILL the bill of Mortality for
last week.
The sad and sudden death of Or. Doane
we notice more at length elsewhere.
Liberia News, Mail Gleanings, and other
entertaining matter may be found in our
columns
" The Supreme Court of the United
states have decided the OF the State of Penn
"lvsnis against the Wheeling and Belmon, Bridge