New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, FEB. 6. 1882


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presentation of numerous petitions ana o'ner
mere unimportant business, Mr. b.oaneaos
resolution. looking toward the appointment Oh
Charge d'AfTares to Switzerland was takeu Up
ond n.ssed Mr.. Rusk reported a Joint Resou-
ton making certain New-York Plank Roads
Mail Routes Mr. Shieds's resolution on the
Irish State Prisoners was postponed TIL to-
morrow. The Census Printing Concern was
.hen taken up, and Truman Smith made a SEN
sible speech upon the subject. Mr.. Badger,
strangely enough, &" went In" to give the Job to
Donaldson & Armstrong. Cass took up Bad
gers keynote, and prolonged the " noise and
confusion" Mr.. Borland opposed the measure
and made some stringent remarks upon the DE-
gest of Maryland, prepared by Mr.. Kennedy the
Superintendent of the Census. Mr.. Hamlin FOL
lowed, and the Senate adjourned.
Immediately after the adjournment Of the senate
a personal difficulty occurred between Mr.. kenne'
dy and Senator Borlandl
In the House, the Civil and Diplomatic bill
was reported, which is much earlier in the SEES
sion than usual The Committee of the Whole
took up the Bounty Land bill, on which some
rather spicy speeches were made, but without
any definite action, the Committee rose and
the House adjourned.
In our State Senate there was nothing of par
ticular interest.
In the Assembly the same as the Senate. The
Special Committee promise to report on the al
legged Canal Frauds at the close OF next week.
A list of Canal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ents, Collectors and Boat lnspectors-made by
the Canal Board yesterday, will be found under
the Telegraph Head.
We devote large portion of Our columns to-
day TO Kossuth's speeches at Cleveland. His
eulogy on the Irish rs very happy. He has made,
since he came to the United States about sew
enty prepared speeches, and about double that
number Of impromptu speeches, exhibiting a
Versatility and copiousness of thought and Ian
guage rarely given to any man.
Kossuth has arrived in Columbus, and yester-
day, in reply to Hon. Sam. Galloway, made a
speech to the people of that Buckeye capital
The Legislators are subscribing five dollars
each to the fund. Kossuth is reported sick, and
will not leave for Cincinnati till Monday.
1t will be seen by our Philadelphia letter,
that the Christiana Riot cases in Philadelphia,
have ended in verdict Of " Not Guilty"
The Opposition had lively time of it yester
day in Philadelphia. The Chairman of the meet
ing lost the skirts Of his coat, going through
the window Two sets of Resolutions, one for
Cass and the other for Buchanan, are claimed as
carried by the respective friends of each party.
The Wings have elected their Senator in
Washington County Maryland, thereby tying
that body.
The brig Germ, for Boston, put into Portland,
reports great suffering at sea-
Jenny Lind was married in Boston yesterday
to Otto Goldschmidt the Pianist.
4" Earthher happy is the rose distilled
Than that. which, whitening on the virgin thorn,
Grows, lives. and dies, In single b.essedaess."
But Just imagine Jenny Lind keeping house
and singing "Ah Mon Fills for lullaby!
Our Washington letter talks of Congressional
Printing, Cabelrs speech and Mr.. Clay.
Various articles relating to Knssnth and his
plans.
egive selections from Foreign papers brought
by the Humboldt, which arrived at this port yes
terday. A long account of the Destruction of
the Amazon will be found under that head
Later from Chill and Peru.
The Anti-Maine Law Appeal
Court Proceedings, Brooklyn Items and Post
Office operations on the Third Page.
A column Of very interesting Mail Gleanings
prepared for The Tribune on the Seventh Page.