New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28
GENERAL NEWS.

BY the arrival of the Bohemian from Liverpool
March r. and Londonderry March Is, we have
one day later news from Europe. We receive some
additional details the wedding day Of the Prince
of Wales. In London the crowd Was so dense
that seven women were killed and hundred per.
sons had their limbs broken. In Cork there we're
serious riots and the streets had be cleared at the
point Of the bayonet Gen. Langiewicz, who ha'
been proclaimed dictator Of Poland, has issued {
stirring proclamation which is reported to have hs'
aprodgious effect Preparations were being made
by both the Poles and Russians for great battle
Garibaldi has issued two letters in behalf Of
the Polish cause addressed TO the Russian army
and the other 10 Gen. Langiewicz. Another ad-
dress TO the Poles has been published by kossuth
who warns them against trusting Austria. An
English vessel from Melbourne reports that she was
brought to Oh Feb 70, in lat. 80 long. A W., by
the Alabama who reported having destroyed 81
Union vessels during her cruise.
The Union League OF the Loyal Men Of Brook
Ign is now fully organized. j. S. T. Stranahan i.
President, c. l.. Benedict and c. L. Lowrey are
Secretaries. Their declared object is to bind to.
gether in common league all true patriots who are
resolved to preserve and perpetuaie the Union Of
these States at every hazard or sacrifice OF person
and property, who will sustain TO tie last the con-
Iituted authorities Of the nation in their struggle
with armed rebellion and who, by unwayering
courage patience fidelity and consistency will, at all
Zines and places, and in all fortunes, stand by the
Government which was made by our fathers No
special course Of political action is presented, but
members are free to vote as they please.
In the n. Y. State Senate yesterday, bills were
passed, amending the Charter Of Rochester; amend
ing the relative asylum for insane convics;
relative TO the Common Schools, New-York lit in
creases the to s. per pupils repeating the act
relative TO New-York School Libraries; amending
the act allowing the continued use Of copartnershp
names; relative to evidence; establishing Jail Libra
ries in Kings County; for the completion OF the
Nine.Alil Creek Feeder.
In the Assembly the bills passed were; Iucor po-
rating the Protestant Episcopal Tract Society
amending the act authorizing double railroad track
between Brooklyn and Newtown; Mr.. Deans Gold
bin, by vote of II to 81; the motion by which the
bill amending the act Incorporating the United States
Trust Company was lost, was reconsdered and the
bill passed. authorizing the construction Of a rail-
road 10, from, and through CaDarse and Gravesend
Incorporating the Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing
Association Of New-York; prohibiting the use Of
suspension Or chain bridges at ferry landings.
-Advices from the City Of Mexico up to the Cd
instant have reached Washington. The Mexicans
wore IN the best Of spirits and confident of defeating
the French invaders. Gen. Forey has not taken
the capital. nor advanced for that purpose On the
I'd he was thrty.fve miles from Puebla. having
fallen back twenty miles shortly before His troops
were much scattered, in search Of forage. Deser-
lions were frequent. No battles or ,kirui,bcs
worthy of mention had taken place. Heavy re.
endorsements were arriving in Mexico and the force
is deemed strong enough to defend the capita in any
event. The property belonging to the converts Of
the Nuns has been coniiscated for the use Of IN.
Mexican Army.
President Juarez, in letter TO the Mexican
Diario Official pronounces entirely false the asser.
ton of Marshal O'Donnell in the Spanish Cortes,
that be Quarrel had offered TO sell two Mexican
Provinces to the United States
Certain Indian chiefs of tho Arapshoes Co
manches and other tribes Of the Plains, had con-
fab with the President yesterday. They seemed to
be highly pleased with their visit.
We give on THE mornings second page interest
ing "reminiscences Of the late Mr. Buckle, author of
"Ihe History Of Civilization"
I'm tho third page Of this mornings edition we
give an important letter from our correspondent in
China