New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-14
GENERAL NEWS.

in the New-York State Senate yesterday bills
wore reported fsvorably: To amend the act allow
ing continued copartnership names; making the pro-
cursment of abortion manslaughter in the second
degree; the Brooklyn, Flatbush avenue, Bushwick
avenue, and South Seventh street Improvement
bills authorizing the School Commissioners Of Now
York to raise 8 instead Of 81 per pupil for the sup
port of Common Schools. Bills were introduced
excepting the property Of widows and minors from
execution to the amount Of $3.50; relative to the
statistics of crime in New-York; amendatory of tho
law relative to taking testimony Of witnesses ont Of
che State lit allows commission in cases where
there has been no appesrancel. The bill limiting
notaries public 10 one FOR 500 inhabitants passed
The Kings County Court-House bill was passed.
Also. the New-York WaIehousing Company BILL
The bill allowing the Supreme Court, when it has
jurisdiction estate Oh the death Of the surviv-
ing executor 10 appoint receiver, was adopted.
In Assembly favorable reports were made on
bills relative to preferred causes in the Supreme
Court and Court Of Appeals; reducing the expenses
Of foroeiosing mortgages bill preventing deprecia.
ton in currency aud regulating transactions in gold
aud silver; to the collection Of taxes in NeSYork
City; to the revenue and collection Of taxes in Nor
risania and West Farms; amending the act pre-
scribing the duties Of Noares Public; Incorporating
the autographs Benevolent Society Of New-York
increasing the compensation Of State Prison officials
creating lien canal boats for repairs: respecting
the City Courts of Brooklyn. Bills were noticed
to repeal the act OF 1860 TO lay rails and run cars in
South and other streets in New.York; Incorporating
the African Civilization Society; incorporating tie
Anglo-Afrcsn Savings Bank; Incorporating the Sol.
diers Rest incorporating the Excelsior Savings
Bank; TO amend the landlord and tenant law Of
New York; amending the Fire Department laws Of
Few-York; relative to the appointing of stenogra.
pliers in the Courts Of New-York; amending the
charter o. New-YOrk; amending tie act relative 10
the inspection and sealing Of gas meters creating
bureau Of tax searchers under the Controller OF New
York City; amending the Assessment Laws of New
York City; amending the law relative to the OPEN
ny and laying out q the streets OF New-York;
.rauo ,rring the government of Eew.Yo-k city TO "a
pamcd BY tie Legislature, consisting of
by the arrival OF the Australasisn from Liver
oo,. rSsh. IS, via Queenstogn March !, we have
70 days later rewsfrom Europe. The Polish question
more and more eIsfossing public opinion in Eu-
asnts Of England and Prussis. Ia the former tho
iseiest sympathy with the Polish cause was ex-
PRESSED by speeches of all parties. The Prussian
Second Chamber demanded by an overwhelming ma.
ori,y, ths, It's Government should observe the
sirctsst neutrality. Gen. MerosawsEi hss assumed
CHIEF command Of the Polish forces, and Gems klapaa
and DeH'binsh ere en- route for Poland. 1t is re-
ported that the Polish Gen. Lsnqewicz las defeated
t'o Nus'i@us 10 battle near MaIsgoosec, which
iaSted Ere hour. Tho British Press were comment
'ng on M Stewards dispatch concerning tho journey
VI tie French Minister 70 Richmond. Tie Times
and me Morning Pot we're attacking Mr.. Seward,
while The Star praises TIE disps ch. The Mayor Of
Liverpool. on Feb 2G, gave grand banquet to the
captains Of the American Etlief ships Tie Princess
started on Eeb. 20 flom Copenhogen. en-
route for London.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the German
republican Central Committee held last even.
3pv. Mr.. Andress WillmaDn i'll the chair. The new
q Legation Of the Fifteenth Ward took their seats
On motion Of Mr.. Theo. q. Glaubensklee, tho Com
steo went into . Committee Of the Whole, the
mover Of the resolution being in the char. MIR.
Hsury Richard made the report on bylaws In the
mama of the Executive Committee. lengthy die
eu.son took place, each article being separately dl'-
cusssd, and various amendments accepted. Inc
whole report was finally, by unanimous vote
adopted. 1t was resolved 70 have 1000 copie'
printed. According to the new consultation, every
Wand bias hereafter to seed five deles gates ms cad OF
Ahree. The Corresponding Secretary was directed
% inform all the Ward associations 70 hold AL cleo
zion for two more delsgales % take their seats at
ibe nsxt regular meeting Of tie )mmittee.
-Ths friends Of Tie Hon. Rotcoc C,nklng, In