New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
LADIES. THE LAST CHANCE,
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW YORK, THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1856
Topics Of the Morning.

Topics CT the Morning.
fTs footrns matters, occurring IN the CITY, or re-
,,,sd bv Mail or TELEGRAPH wH be found or less
at ,ens,k in our columns tats norning.l
The Foreign News by the Canada, which
arrived at this port yesterday, will be found on
our Sixth Page, fully and conveniently arranged,
under proper headings, for hurried readers.
In the United States Senate, yesterday,
a long discussion arose on a report from the Com
mittee on Printing, in favor OF printing hossuths
letter read the day previous. The southern
Senators, with the exception OF Downs ana
Soul6. of Louisiana and McRae, OF Mississippi,
ouposed the printing. The vote was hnally
taken. and it was ordered printed by one MAORI
IT, The Yeas were all Northern Senators, with
the three exceptions above The Nays were all
Southern Senators, with the exceptions o.
Clarke, of Rhode Island, Fish, of New-Yofk,
Miller, of New.Jersey, and Upham of Vermont.
After some miscellaneous business the Iowa
Land bill was taken up, and Mr.. Underwood
spoke for some time upon it, but gave way for
an adjournment before concluding.
In the House, it having been made to ap.
near that a poor distressed Delegate to Congress
received only -, 500 for mileage for one tnP to
Washington, a bill was passed for his relief He
can now indulge his mule with as much feed and
his constituents with as much grog as the Hon
orable Member from California The close Of
the proceedings we have not received, as our re-
porter did not think it worth while to send 1t till
II o'clock. and the wires concluded not to wait
for him.
Our State Senate, yesterday, was occu-
pied with Railroad matters and relief for the
NewYork Volunteers and survivors OF the War
of 1912.
In the Assembly spicy debate on a
somewhat saucy communication from the Con-
troler, relative to the postage and extra allow
ancos for members, occupied the most of the day
A report of the speech of Prof. Kinkel,
at Louisville, on the prospects OF Republicanlz-
ing Europe will be found in our columns.
Orestes A. Brownson, in a lecture before
the Library Association of Cincinnati, on Tues.
day evening, attacked Kossuth a traitor, and
was answered with Kisses He defended Aus.
tia, Russia and the United States, and sneered
at England as mere dependency Of the United
States.
We give the spirit of the speeches at the
BANQUET of the National Temperance Society.
1t was large and enthusiastic gathering of the
cold water army.
Hon. Sam Houston's movements will be
found duly chronicled
We have news from Texas to the 9th
inst The bill relating to the Texas public debt
- ,cb Snrvivad hv
large vote in the Senate. The House expected
&c follow suit. Indian depredations continue.
A man killed by his brother in Louis
vile yesterday.
The Pennsylvania Senate has bill be-
fore it repeating the Small Note Law. The
Mar, land Iepislaturn - mot -h~--. - r-~~ ~'-~'
The Alabama Legislature has adjourned
after passing the Apportionment bill, which we
gave few days since by Districts, party vote
and population.
Kentucky seems to prefer Crittenden to
Fillmore or Webster for President.
The Homeopathic College riot at Cleve-
land is ended.
Prof. Kinkel is on his way to this City
from Ohio.
The steamer Pampero has arrived AT
Charleston from Jacksonville.
The ship Shanunga was about to receive
the aid of steampump.
The bark Sunny Eye ashore in Vineyard
Sound.
Washington letter on Presidential move
nents, Mileage and Whisky, on the Sixth Page.
On the Seventh Page, Thurlow Weed on
the Kossuth, Long and Hodge difficulty sevo-
tal City Items; Lecture of Horace Man to Young
Women ditto of DR.. Dewey on Human Desti-
nv, number seven; Court Proceedings Post
Office Operations Nominations by Telegraph ;
Mail GlCanlngs, &c.