New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

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from Boston for Liverpool via Halifax Tomorrow at H.
In the Senate yesterday the President presented Mr..
EyERHTTs resignation to take effect the LIST June.
Mr. SMITH presented the resolutions of the COnnect
cut Legislature against the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise. Mr.. CLAYTON offered resolution of
inquiry to the proprey of restricting the powers of
American Consus in Spanish Islands so as to prevent
them granting seaetters in where they likely
to be used TO protect vessels engaged in the African
slave trade. resolution adopted inquiring into
the expedency of providing steamvessels for service
on the upper lakes message was received from the
President transmitting copies of correspondence rela
tive to the arrest of DIR. King at Athens in 1852 The
Indian Appropriation bill then taken up and after
brief debate, was again postponed. After short
Executive Session the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, the Committee on
Post. Offices reported bill making provision for
postal service in California, and in Oregon and Wash
ington Territories. Mr. PRATT presented the resolu
ton of the Connecticut Legislature against the Ne
braska bill The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the Nebraska bill. At III o'clock the
bill passed by vote of 113 to 100.
The Franklin brings confirmation of the reported
victory of Omer Pasha over Gen. LADDERS near Rasso-
va. Indeed, she brings no news whatever from the
Danube Of so late date as the reported battle. Nor
does she furnish any official intelligence from the
British or French Admrals with regard to the bonn
bardment of Odessa The report of that event, how
ever 10 fully confirmed by Russian documents, and it
is singular have nothing from the with
regard to the affair of Rassova. However, it is not
vet certain that such battle has not taken place
sutpg as reported.
The French Emperor is said to have ordered the
formation of large camp at st. Omer, of which he
will personally have the command and which will be
sort of standing menace against Prussia in she
should declare for Russia That she will not de-
clare otherwise is evident from the fact that the Car
is withdrawing large part of his troops from Poland,
which he would not do were there anything to fear
from his brother-in-law at Berlin.
On the other hand orders have been issued to the
Austrian Generals the Military Frontier to occupy
Montenegro and put down the rising against the Porte
in case the Turkish commanders should ask for aids
demand they will not be likely TO make On the
whole the position of the German powers is unchanged
and We see no good reason why they should not be
able to maintain their neutrality for time 10 come
There is new story of an attempt at mediation,
got up at Venna-to which Baron Meyendorf, the
Russian Minister, is said TO have given his assent
But let no one be foolish enough to expect ssetlement
in that way. The war cannot now be arrested by
protocols and the time for efficient mediation is still
remote enough. We shall have many battles and va
red disasters on both sides to record before We are
called to announce the conclusion of peace.
the negotiations preliminary thereto.