The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-06

The details of the four days later European intell
sence, which we publish to-day, will attract unusual
attention. We learn that the difficulty between Tur-
key, and Russia and Austria, at one time assumed
Ar more threatening aspect than had been antici-
pated; but at last advces there prospect that
the disagreement would be settled without COM
promising any Of the EuropeanlStates. The released
Aadiai family. had reached Marseilles. The Austrian
decree against British travellers in the former coun-
try has been revived, and will probably have the
eject of widening the breach between the people of
the two nations. Ireland continues to embark her
thousands of human beings for this continent.
Prince Albert together with large number Of dis
6nguished Europeans, is preparing to send various
articles for exhibition to our Crystal Palace The
Liverpool cotton market quiet, at prices slightly
savoring buyers, but breadstuffs were without any
notable change.
Governor Seymour yesterday transmitted q mes
sage to the Legislature, which we publish in full
urging upon the members of the two bodies such ac-
ton as will ensure the speedy enlargement of the
canals The Senate, after a brief discussion
simply referred this document to the select com.
mittee On the canals. In the Assembly II
seems to have afforded Mr.. Burroughs an op-
portunity of making quite a lengthy speech.
He declared that it was premeditated design
on the part of the Governor to thwart the deter
nination OF no less than seventy members clear
majority of twelve-who had pledged themselves to
support Senator Vanderbilt's proposition to amend
the constitution, in order to provide means for en-
larging and completing the canals.
Doubtless to the great qualification of oficeexpect
ants, Mr.. Cooley yesterday assened to the holding
Of an executive session, and the consequence was
that all the Governors nominations were read and
referred to the proper committees. Among them
were about hundred Notaries Public for all parts
Of the State which Mr. c. unsuccesfully proposed to
confirm Immediately 1t is reported that not a
single Harbor Master, any other officer of note
announced. This rather tends to exculpate Mr..
Cooley from the charge of his political friends, that
he was lending assistance to retain wings in Office
With the exception of the time spent on execu-
tive business nearly the whole session Of the Senate
mp to the hour Of recess, occupied by Mr. Cooley
IN speech relative to Mr.. Vanderbil.s consttu-
tional amendments. He made regular onslaught
upon Messrs McMurray and Pierce, Comptroller
Wright and other members Of the democratic party
when Mr. c. accuses of desiring to read him out of
The ranks but who, he alleges, have jumped out
themselves. A very full report Of this political
esan is given under the proper head. During the
evening, we learn from our special correspondent,
Mr.. Cooley offered substitute for Mr.. Fanderbilts
proposition, which was ordered to third reading
by vote oftwenty to FIVE. If Mr. Burroughs is cor
rect these certain to go through the As
sembly. Our correspondent is under the impression
that this substitute will eecualy settle the whole
canal question, and fer that furnishes copy
Of the new proposition.
In order that our readers may know what has
been done by their Legislators at Albany, we to-day
give correct list of the gixty-four acts tnat have
passed and become laws since the commencement of
the session.
Two executive SESSIONS were held by the, United
States Senate yesterday. Gen. Houstons resolution
proposing to authorize those recently engaged in
the Mexican boundary Surrey to furnish ono thou.
sand copies of all such information of general in
terea as they may have collected, was debated 1T
yepgth and then tabled.
The :elegraphs to-day furnish outlines of the re
turns OF the recent elections, Gom which we gather
that the democrats of Connecticut have elected all
their State officers and Congressman, and viii have
large msorites in both branches of the Legislature.
In Concord, N IT., the democrats have elected their
Mayor. The wings have elected their Mayor aud
a majority of both boards of Couacil in Portland,
Ne. Neal Dow, the father of the Maine liquor law,
only received three hundred and ftythre votes for
the first named Office. The free soil party are re-
ported to have secured majority Of the Councimen
and other officers in Cincinnati; but having run two
candidates for Mayor the regular democratic nominee
was elected to that Office.
BY way OF Boston we have some late intelligence
from the Cape Of Good Hope, which Is quite inter.
esting, particularly to shippers and those having
friends on their way to Australia.
,f,
nished by the telegraphs. Three children lost theg
lives by the burning Of their parents house. in West
Claremont N. H., on Sunday night. A large mum.
Der of persons were severely wounded by the ex-
plosion Of boiler, in rolling MILL at Covington,
= Yesterday. Twenty houses, worth with tbe,
s--.tAss, s.0As ttgtytye thousand dollars, NeE