The New York herald., 1862-03-15

cratic tone that he assumed. They said:-"Cs gail.
lard Plon-plon c'est un braoe garcon. All that he
says goes right to the heart. He speaks like an
angel" The Prince delivered another address in
the Senate in opposition to the temporal power of
the Pope, &C., Notwithstanding we find
him the hero of the students, heretofore
supposed to be controlled by the clergy also. The
want OF employment existing in the manufacturing
districts as well as in Paris taken in connection
with the report that the municipality of the capi-
tai should suspend most of the public works for
want Of funds. produced some very significant
gatherings of the traders, as well as movements
towards those portions of the city rendered fa-
nous as the stand points of former revolutionary
outbreaks. The Legislature rejected the PROPOSE
ton of the Emperor for pension and hereditary
dotation to General Montauban, who commanded
the French army in China, and this action excited
much dispeasure in the mind of his Majesty.
King Victor Emanuel had recovered from a
slight indisposition. The struggle for the over
throw of the Ricaso Cabinet was about to be re-
newed. The French and Piedmontese parties have
resolved to take up what they call the Kings
quarrel with the Baron. Great agitation con-
tinued to prevail at Naples and throughout South
ern Italy, but the English Cabinet had denied that
the King of Italy had issued a most cruel code
of governmental rule-just attributed to him-for
the inhabitants of the Neapolitan territory. The
representatives in Paris Of Ohio, King of Greece,
declare that the military insurrection, revolu-
tionary movement, which broke out lately in
Naupa, had been entirely suppressed. Other
accounts, however state that the insurrection was
spreading.
The State Senate at Albany yesterday passed
the bill limiting the terms of State prisoners and
allowing them to earn combinations of their SEN
tence; also, that to prevent county supervisors
holding any other county Office. Notice was given
of bill for the appointment of Receiver General.
Favorable reports were made on the bills for the
relief of savings banks, and to consolidate the
several acts relative to the district courts of this
city. The resolution of compliment to General
Scott was debated and referred to a select COM
mittse. The Church Property act was debated in
Committee of the Whole House, and had progress
reported on it. In the Assembly favorable re-
ports were made on the bills to prevent the sale
of swill and adulterated milk; to confer the
inspection of steam boilers on the Metropolitan
police; to amend the Tax Collection laws relative
to our city tax assessments; to prevent bribery
at elections; for railroad in Tenth and other
streets; to regulate pawnbrokng, and to aid the
Albany and Susquehanna Railroad. An adverse
report was made on the bill requiring railroad
companies to furnish seat to every passenger
and it was recommitted. new Metropolitan
Health BILL designed substitute for all previous
propositions of the same nature, was reported A
minority report against the bill to allow aliens to
hold real estate was made. The bill for the better
regulation of the New York Fire Department was
reported complete, and ordered to third reading.
The bill for the reorganization Of the State mill
tia was debated, and referred to select commit
tee. motion to consider the prohibitory amend
mcnt to the constitution was defeated. Considers
BILE other business of minor interest was transact
ed, when the Assembly adjourned.
The rebels have been particularly unfortunate
with their generals. Since the commencement of
the war they have lost the services of the following
number
Killed ............ Suspended. ...........
Captured. ..........6 Died d.................
Resigned ............ 4 Committed suicide. 80.
Total ...................... IL