New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Topics Of the Nlorning /.

ceired By Mail or Telegraph, u be found more or less
at length, in our columns this n'orn'ngl
The Europa's Mail arrived here last
evening. We give full details from our Foreign
papers.
In the L. s. Senate, yesterday the Army
Register and estimates of San Francisco forih-
cations were received from the War Depart
ment The resolution on the. Irish State
Prisoners was postponed, and Mr.. ClarAe
resolutions on Non-Intevention were taken up
The Senator from Rhode Island Mr. ClarKe)
spoke on the subject at length, and against the
doctrines urged by Kossutb. Gen. Cass took
the floor An executive session ensued, ana al
serward an adjournment.
In the House, resolution inqunng into
steam ship contracts was offered and adopted IN
an amended form. A resolution looking toward
a change in the Tariff was voted down, and soon
after the House adjourned.
In our State Senate, Mr. Plat reported against
the Irish and American Steamship Company
bill. as unconstitutional stating that the OBJECT
of the applicants must be obtained by General
Law. The Liquor Law was recommitted to
COmInltce. A I1Onc dpPioPiiotioh :" q"
reported, and then the Senate adjourned.
The Assembly came to an untimely adjourn
ment for want of a quorum.
Kossuth has reached Cincinnati and got an en-
thusiastic reception. The people OF Hamilton
offered him quantity of muskets on hand in
their County.
A fuller report of Kossuths speech at Column
bus
A special dispatch from Washington informs
US Of slaves being purchased by U. 5. Judge,
for New Mexico; OF Gen. SCOTS prospects; of a
split in the Cabinet, &c.
An arrest in the Philadelp hia Lehman murder
case.
Steamship City of Manchester, three weeks
n the ice on the Delaware, (ong as trip to
Liverpool,) has got up to Philadelphia.
News from Galveston, Texas, to the 3Oth ult
Debt Bill Sam Houston; Ell Paso; Failures, &c
Later news from New Mexico, but we have
room only for brief letter. The Mexican pop
ulation threaten difficulties in addition to those
of the Indians.
Interesting meeting at Pittsburgh on the sub
ect of improving the Ohio navigation plan
of magnificent reservoirs for preventing low
water was suggested.
Destructive fire at Uxbridge, Mass.
The bark Shaw was lost on Friday night at
the mouth of the Kennebec River. The bark
Sarah is total wreck at Charleston
Bronchitis prevails among the Members of
Congress at Washington, with sprinkling of
pneumonia. The country would rejoice to hear
of their being attacked by the gohomeia.
Wells, convicted of murder, in Washington,
received his sentence 10 be hanged on the 2Ju OF
April next the dispatch says with great CON-
posure ~
Last night we received three separate tele.
graph dispatches about certain theatrical
character, making a debut in distant CITY,
whom we did not notice while in this City We
have no taste for theatrical putting even at home
If the operators merely wish to make us pay for
what we don't want charge the amount, and
omit the trouble OF transmitting.
We cali attention to an Editorial article on
another page, headed Ireland for the Irish
Homely Political Economy"
An interesting letter on Ireland from our Dub
lin correspondent.
A caustic letter from George Law, Esq, to
The Ne,c York Herald
Kossuth's progress from Cleveland to Column
bus.
letter from our Washington Correspondent.
Conundruns from the foreman of the Ladies
Jury
Report on the Commissioners of Emigration.
Board Of Assistant Aldermen
column of Mail Gleamngs, &c &c.