New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-11

,Jb. foopfng IN ALTERS occurring the CITY, or re-
cred by Mail or Telegraph, tcH be found more OF Tess
al length, IN our columns this niorninsI
Gen. Cass in an able speech In the Senate
Yesterday, set forth very sound doctrines upon
that question of International Law which mas
I.,,erlv been 90 much argued In this country
He goes for an official declaration OF whd' 'alS
Republic holds to be true and night IN tina. con-
nection. leaving the question OF positive inter
yention to be considered afterward, as cHcum-
stances may require. We give the speech en-
tire, though sadly crowded for room. 1t VIII ada
much to his power with the People as candi-
date for the Presidency
In the U. S. Senate, Gen. Cass's speech was
the great topic Of the day. Mr.. Clemens OF Ala
bama. has the floor on this subject. which is
nostnoned till to- morrow. The Compromise Set
Element is to be again galvanized to-day.
In the House the day was spent in discussing
III. reconsideration of the resolution, which had
PASSED the day previous, asking the President TO
place the Regiment of Mounted Rifles In desig-
mated places in other words, making the House
Commander. in. Chief of the Army, which the
Constitution has made the Presidents preroga-
tive. The vote was reconsdered, and then the
resolution was laid on the table, and the Presl-
dent is still Commander Chief of the Army
Our State Senate had an Executive Session,
Yesterday, with closed doors, OF course. Nothing
of importance done in open session.
Inthe Assembly the School Moneys bill passed.
II seems that large portion of the school mon
eys, in consequence of blunder IN the manner
of depositing in one of the Banks OF this City,
is not at the command of the State Superin-
tendent. to meet the drafts from the several
coun,ies-and that he has been compelled, to
avoid protest. to meet them on his own response
hlity and this bill is to meet this difficulty
bill was reported granting $4,000 year for
encouraging colored emigration to Liberia from
this State Mr.. O'Keete gave notice of bill to
abolish Capital Punishment. A bill relating to
District Attorneys was then taken up, discussed,
and ordered 70 be engrossed
A full report this morning of the Grand Rally
of the Friends of the Maine Law last night.
The Prometheus affair is settled by Apology.
Mr.. Champion, Charge d'Afaires ad interim is au-
thorized to settle all causes of dispute with Eng
land, relative to Central America.
A man named Morris, and his wife, were ar
re sted yesterday, in Albany, for the murder of
Anthony in Rochester.
The prices paid for four citizens OF Massachu-
sets, bought on speculation in Southern port
will be found in our telegraph dispatch.
Pilot boat wrecked at Charleston in attempt
ing to assist the bark Sarah.
Szemere on Kossuth, and an opportune letter
from Mr.. S. Vukovich, with editorial remarks,
on the Sixth Page.
Kossuth at Columbus, and his letter to
Chicago.
Phillipss Fire Annihilator-experiment at
Morrsania.
Bill of Mortality for last week.
Board of Assistant Aldermen. Court Pro-
ceedings
The Spanish Consul arrived in NATIONAL
shin at New Orleans, and was received on Mon
day with salute of so guns from the L. S.
Barracks.
We give on the Seventh Page full copy OF
the Anti Liquor Law, reported in our State Sen
ate on Saturday.
Temperance and Barnum in Connecticut
Westward course of Civilization lecture
| by Rev. f. l.. Magoon.
variety of Mail geanings, &c.