The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-17

Tho European intelligence, received by the
steamer Asia, yesterday afternoon, possesses graat
deal Ct interest II will be soon that Louis Napo'
kon stu continues 10 hod not enly undisputod
xvsy over France, but also oyor tho minds Of very
largo portion Of her PEG Elo The tremendous vote
In his ,ayor-more than millions against hundreds
CT thousands-is most convincing proof that they
p,ase Implicit confidence ia his integrity AMI
sapacity 40 ruler Lord PalmoIston's withdrawal
from the British bnet, ii is ntimated, caused
By his fayoripg the movements OF Louis Napoleon,
shiloh policy did not meet the appreciation Of The
ether members We do not find word in our files
pursued by England, concerning the lting into The
Prometbeus. There had boon little or 10 change
n com nercial and financial affairs.
We have but nttle Of interest from Washington
Tho Senate was not in session yesterday, and Tho
House was engaged al day in tho consideration Of
private bills. Our special correspondent gives
few items concerning the mano2uvrings Of the 20.
Hsicians. We aro glad to perceive that Congress
men have, for once, opened their hearts, aud really
aono little good, by giving the ove-plus, after
paying for the Kossuth dinner. to the poor il
Washington This is The most beneficial act they
have accomplished this soasion.
sTrem Albany, we learn that The kossath welcome
revolutions, yesterday. passed. the Senate. Similar
resolutions we've referred to iolnt committee by
che House. Ono Of the two democratic Roses--
sanno. tell whether It was tho one from New Ycrl,
Or from ST. Lavrcnce--in.Yedueed resolution de-
sssing that "eveTy nation had q righ5 to
form, alter, and regulate Its own govern
nen., without Interference On the part Of oth,r
powors" j this is the case. What business
has our State Legislature 10 moillo with the
Affairs Of other countries! Tao people wo.ll
doubtless b far better pleased if their represents
tyos would oonlno their legislation to the limits Of
she State Of New ORR, instead Of u:eoSsly anle2-
yoring to manufacture lava and regulations 20: tho
whole world. The Assembly is ain following the
seeklegs example set by Congress with regard 70
sho public printing While TIE State Senators are
apparently enlsavoring TO Get down the printing
Dill to moderate amount tho issonI6lymen are
..rivirg to run 1t W 10 IN enormous degree.
When will they learn Little economy For
.he sake Of giving fat job t. political 10
yoris, il seems az though they would BE- wiling to
asaH the last cent FROM tao treasuFy-s!tcr they
had 5ragn their Per diem ~ sho-by, The Comp
xcNer informed the Assembly, In reply to an order
sor money to pay for postage stamps for tho uso Of
GembcEs, That he had nc guzjs to 10y ont for any
ouch purpose. So they will have 10 pay thof own
postage
We have received from Albany the snnual report
Of the Superintendent Ct tho Common Schools Of
the state the report Of the Adjutant- General Of
the present condition Of our militia system, The re-
pert Of The state Treasurer; and the report Of the
Isayector General, exhibiting the progress made
in the military organization Of tho Empire state.
Those reports are al Interesting In their way, AMI
we sksn ondeavoE n day or two, to fni room
sor D. lsnat o. abstract Of each.
Tho grand jury no8 in session have found q .Tae
bill asaingt tho Commissioner Of Emigration for
maintaining nassn,e, in consequence Of the over
crowded and filthy condition oTtbolr hoaSo in Canal
street.