New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27
T0pic. Of the Morning.


Kossuth, California, Intervention aud Rail-
road grants for Iowa before them; on ali
of which nothing was done, but adjourn.
The House had more interesting ses-
sion, with, however, about as important a
conclusion. A resolution, TO overhaul
some alleged Wing misdoings since lS49,
was adopted, and similar one, on OPPOSE
ton misdoings since 1915, voted down.
Land Warrants Assignability was made she
order Of the day for Monday next. The
immortal Smith Of Alabama carried
through a resolution calling for the Kos
suth and Captain Long correspondence.
The Census Printing swindle was then
taken up, and Father Venable came down
upon his party with whole squadron of
anmgonistic arguments. He pitched into
Gov. Boutwell,, turned up his nose at Gen.
Cass, and scefled at Conventions. Ex-
Charge Polk attempted to cut the fiery old
North Slater, and an adjournment was car
ried, while the flames of-a regular Presl-
dental connagration was bursting out all
over the Chamber.
In the State Senate Hon. E. d. Morgan,
of this City, was elected President, pro
tenn. a compliment well deserved. Some
bills were reported and acted on, in which
this City is interested.
In the Assembly Sapecial Committee is
ordered to report Kossuth resolutions which
will meet the appreciation of all. We should
like to see them Mr. Rose of this City
made movement for the election by the
people of the Commissioners Of Emigra-
ton.
We give a sketch of Kossuth's speech at
Pittsburgh. His hope seems strong in the
West. He makes special reference to the
Catholics.
The verdict of the Jury in the Fo rest
Divorce Case viii be found on ano her
page. This, we rejoice to say, ends it. A
continuation is threatened, but it will
awaken little interest Enough for this
century anyhow of a trial that blurs the
grace and blush Of mOdesty.I
We give a sketch of Or. Dewey's lee
ture on several exciting questions of the
day" which Will be read with interest both
by Progressive and Conservative, although
the philosophical divine does not fully fra
ternise with either class.
Among our Notices of New Publications,
will be found some readable extracts from
Sir Francis Heads piquant book on Paris,
and an account Of DR.. Channing's applica-
ton of the electric telegraph to a system of
Fine Alarms ia Boston.
Color and Colonization, with editorial re-
marks will be found on another page.
Ar article on the Literary career of LOU
is Napoleon, viii show that he has made
appeals TO the pen as well as to the sword.
The friends of Burns had richt gud
time OF, at the Astor House last night. -
S,etson brew'd a peck o maui. Clark and
Fuller went to pree.
We have some additional foreign news by
the America, which see. The mail will ar
rive, via New Haven, this afternoon.
A spirited Kossuth meeting has been held
in st. Louis, inviting the Magyar to that
city.
Another steamer collapse and consequent
sealding Of human flesh on the Ohio.
Insurance Companies are failing and Rail-
read accidents keep happening.
Buchanan is out with letter for South
ern consumption.
They are sgitating tranquility at SYRIA
cuse.
Ministry of Angels Wait on Yourself :;
care of Daniel w. Townsend Christmas :;
Where are the Police Spiritualism in
Vermont and Miscellaneous Items and
Mail Gleanings will be found scattered
over our columns.