New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
Nesu-Uork Dnilp grib1laie.
THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1854.

the bin removing distractions to the navigation OF
Cane Fear River was concurred in. Messrs. SEW
ARD. SUMMER and ROCKWELL presented petitions in
favor OF The repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law. Mr.
HOUs1 ON of Texas, made few remarks commenting
severely on the conduct OF Commodore +. W. Moore,
and charging him with Withholding moneys from the
widow and orphans of one Mr. Wilbur. resolution
ordering the printing of another edition of the Cen
sus Compendium, was passed. A bill making an ap-
preparation of S60OOOO toward the erection Of new
building for the Executive Departments was dis
cusscd and further consideration postponed until
to-day. The consideration Of the Homestead bill
was then resumed, the question pending being on
Mr. CLAYToN's amendment giving money to the mon
eyless Nr. SEWARD made a speech in favor of The
bill spd against the discrimination against foreigners,
when the further consideration of the bill was post
poned snd after short Executive session the Senate
sdjoured.
The House of Representatives considered the bill
resiug law allowing discount Of so per cent on
wtpapors and periodicals when prepaid. After
ief discussion, and without taking any action cn the
Il, the House went into Committee on the River
srd sIartor bill. Various amendments were dis
cusscG sftcr which, the Committee rose and reported
the bill 10 the House Pending the question
smt % Mt w. the HOuee 6uJ0urncd
The Asia brings nothing more decisive from Europe.
The Russians are rctreatipg from the Principates
snd tie hustrians are about to enter. Lord John
kuseell said in the House OF Commons that if the
Russisns bad not withdrawn, the Austrans were
bound by the late treaty with the Porte, to march in
aud drive them out. This, however. looks doubtful.
Gen. schildeIs is dead, and Prince Menclkoir has
With Pesbkiewitch. The Russians are not only with
drawing to the Prutb. but are making preparations in
the Crues as if for defensive war On the Ohr hand
the allies seem to be preparing to attack them there
In Crcassa the mOuntaneers actually have possession
of the Gates Of the Caucasus, and Woronzof is cut
of fiom communicating with Russia by that route.
The Turks are about to advance on TiAs in conunc-
tion with Shamyl Persia has declared herself neu-
tra' The Greek insurrection is completely put
down The last of its leaders having surrendered Ad-
ms Nspcr has concentrated his forces before Cron.
stadt, nd tho English hope he will do something
9here has been no change il the British Mnistry ow-
rpg, ss we hear to private arrangements made with
members of the House Of Commons An interesting
discassiOn has taken place in the House Of Lords on
3Se bill SLOWING the Canadians to elect their Legisa-
ro;lve Council or Senate Lord Derby opposed it as
an inn,cston monarchcal institutions, but il was
passed nevertheless. The reciprocity has also been
disc ed in Parliament. Lord Derby said that the
foloDisl Legislatures having the right to accept or
;ec! that treaty superior to Parliament itself
which could not learn about treaty till after it
had bc,n ratified. An italian named Cara has writ
tenfrom NewYork to Parma to say that he killed the
Duke Of Parma. by way of vengeance for certain in.
cults accordingly three other persons under arrest
on spicion, have been discharged.
COnsos closed at %; cotton is slightly improved;
and breuJstutfs are somewhat lower