New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

sta,ue nj America for the CapitOl "as ioS'
Nsnv other amendments were proposed sonle
agreed 70, some not. ..;,, =,
In the House. the Army bill came up again IN
Committee of the Whole, the questlon Delhg
nnop agreeing 70 the Senate amendments. Inose
ralstin9 TO fortifying San Francisco and various
other of our seaperts we're nOn-cOncurred IN.
That ordering surveys for railroad to the
Pacific was agreed to.
LEorsIATIvE.-In the Senate, yesterday Mr..
Taber reported bill 10 make Ship Canal
from ALBANY along the west side Of the Hudson
River to point below the Overslaugh, 80 that
navigation for any ordinary draft might be Sc
cured. The bin was sent TO the Commerce
Committee. An attempt to hold an Executive
Session proved decided failure.
In the ASSEMBLY, the Committee Of Ways
and Means reported three important bills: l.
To provide for means TO pay the State Debt
and carry ON the Government. 2-TO secure
more lust valuation of property. ITO apply
million per annum 10 the Erie Enlargement.
An interesting debate ensued.
~ The Humboldt arrived yesterday alter
passage of less than thirteen days, bringing
later news from Europe. AS was generally
expected, the attempt at Instruction In Milan
was put down Immediately. The loss of life
was very small and seems to have consisted
mainly in the hanging of a few persons taken
in fragrant riot. The affair does not rise to the
proportions of rebellion. We learn that the
proclamation of Mazzini and that purporting
to be issued by Kossuth we're never posted in
Milan or elsewhere in Italy, as has been re-
ported Mazzini prepared his to be used
should it be necessary, and confded it to
some of his friends. Some Of the Italians
on the frontier also prepared proclama-
ton, which they intended to put forth with
Kossuth's signature. Both these documents
were forwarded to London on the first ru-
NOR Of trouble by hasty and indiscreet third
party who supposed they rosld now be posted
up, and who accordingly made haste to have
early news In fact Mszzinis presence in that
quarter has served to prevent not to hasten
rising, and but for him the affair would at once
have been more general and more disastrous.
He is well aware that the day to move has not
vet arrived and that nothing can more hinder
the cause of liberty than premature action on
the part Of It's servants and defenders. Ma
poleon has made speech TO hrs Legislature,
announcing reduction of the army. II is to
be diminished by twenty thousand men, in adj
dition to thirty thousand already taken from
it's course within the past year. The speech is
dexterous, like all his speeches, but they who
confide in ts assurances have faith in one who
has repeatedly proved himself the most false
and tricky of meh. For the rest, aud in spite
Of all pretenses, we do not see how this reduc
ton can make good the deficit in the Treasury,
especaly as the continued wet weather thus
far during the winter renders the prospect
of next summers harvest bad one, and
as trade is already dropping from the
hight of factitious prosperity where the inau-
guraton of the empire so lately raised it, The
excitement of stock gamblingis also touching
bottom, after having caused ruin to very many
fortunes and altogether, nothing is more
probable than that financial crisis should
weigh heavily on France during the coming
year, even without European war which
is also not improbable In case of bad
harvest and financial pressure, the
promised reduction of the army will not
be felt afs any relief by the taxpayers, and
We see not how Napoleon can hold his place
He ia already despised as he deserves by the
mass of intelligent Frenchmen; and when the
leayen OF pecuniary distress comes to work IN
the country. he will be Oyerthrown. From
Montenegro there is nothing new, but there
seems TO be no doubt Of the subjugation of
the country by Omer Pasha. Austria con-
tinues, however, 10 move great bodies OF
troops toward that region, and Russia is
said to be about to march new armies
into Moklayia and WaDachia. The suppress
sion of the Italian disturbance leaves the Aus
trian Government free TO act as it chooses in
the East Turkey is preparing for war; and
with all these probabilities il is curious that
the repsdiated Turkish loan remains, at one
per cent. premium in LOnden. In Spain the
Government will have very large majority
in the Cortes. At Liverpool there has been
q slight decline in cotton.
Local ArFuRs-The Superior Court Judges
Yesterday decided that the contempt viii
which the Aldermen we're charged is erin
inal ofiense, and that the Court has power q
punish them for the act by fine and imprison
ment. Argument was heard as TO amount
punishment, and the accused members of tn
two Boards are TO appear on Saturday whel
the final Judgment Of the Coart will be pro
nounced.
/ R We invite the attention of those VIII
are interested in the welfare Of the City as wei
as of all humane persons 10 the Appeal OF tn
Children's Aid Society which h published o.