New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03


unite interesting. Commodore Stockton
made speech on Kossuth and lnterVen-
ton, and laid down what he considered the
proper course Of conduct for this country.
He could not Join Great Britain, and Rus
STA had always been the friend oil the
United States. Mr.. McRae, of MisSis-
sippi. concluded his speech on Foote's
Compromise Resolution, explaining and
vindicating the State Rights party from the
charge of disunion, a doctrine which ne
first heard from MIR. foote himself.
The House Of Representatives keeps
calling on the Departments for information
by which the members hope to prove cor
1uption or u.alftasance on former admins
traiions. The county will soon begin to
call upon them to DO something or 60 home.
Resolutions were presented from Alabama
against and from New. Jersey for Kossuth's
Intervention doctrine. \ proposition was
made to amend The Constitution Of the UNI
ted States in respect TO the Election OF
President and Senators. and of the term OF
oflice of the Judiciary. A bill was intro
duced TO establish Public Printing Office,
and an order passed to inquire into the
power of eur COnsuls abroad.
In our State Senate, Canal Revenue,
Bsllot-boxes for New-York City, Security
of Mechanics Erecting Buildings, Escheats,
Aston Library, &c. were considered.
Ia the Assembly discussion on the Del
aware aud Hudson Canal Company. Sew
oral bills reported ard others moved for
ward toward finaiity.
kossuth made speech to an outdoor
meeting yesterday, In Cleveland, IN reply
to n address from the Mayor. lie spoke
again at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, his l56th speech
TO American audiences, in the tongue he
leaned from Shakspere. In this speech
he complimented the Irish as class. lie
has written letter to Cincinnati, declining
all expensive pageantry, and asking that
the money may 20 to the Hungarian fund
Niagara Falls has been Sam Patching
The Table Rock on the Canada side caved
in short time since, aud the Yankee side
would not give in beat, but tried the leap
too, on Sunday last. Very little water fell
over the point which has now fallen in
Explosion in the Charleston Arsenal, one
man killed
The Western rivers are using up every
steamer named Washington. Many dam
ages reported by ice on the Ohio.
The Ohio River has raised, the ice
embargo. Susquehanna stands firm, and
cars of six tuns each pass over the Frost
patent Railroad.
Baltimore Harbor is thawing out, but
many vessels are in dangerous situations.
A Union National Convention is recon-
mended by Alabama, to assemble at Wash
ington the second Tuesday of June.
Judge AL isop, of Philadelphia, has
charged the Grand Jury in favor of the
Maine Liquor Law.
The Ohio State House was destroyed by
fire on Sunday morning. Supposed to be
the work of an incendiary.
We give an abstract of Gov. Ramsey's
Message to the MINES ota Legislature.
We have four days later news from Eu-
rope by the Humboldt, which put in for re-
pairs and coal at Halifax.
An Editorial on Japan on our Sixth Page;
on the same page letter on France from
Louis Simon of Treves; also General
Perczel in captivity in Turkey; News
from Brazil and a correspondence con-
corning Kossuth and Madame (Jagello)
Tochman.
Philadelphia Murder Case, Mexican,
West Indian and Canadian news, Mail
Geanings, Court Procee dings, &C., are on
our Seventh Page.