New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13
GENERAL NEWS.


In the State Senate yesterday bills were intro.
duced spprorriating 5000 for law library in
Brooklyn; for widening Bushwick.avenue and i'm.
proving South Seventh and South Sixth streets,
Brooklyn; authorizing the Common Council to con.
struct slip in front of the Battery, to make moro
easy the proof Of transactions Of foreign corpora.
tions to make the expenses of the Board of Health
fall upon the town where created instead Of county
charges. The bin for the incorporation Of the New
York Medical College for Women was advanced to
third reading. The adverse vote on the resou.
tons amendatory Of the Constitution, for the relei
Of the Court of Appeals, was reconsidered, aud the
resolutions were laid on the table. Tie bill re.
ducing the number Of notares public In the State
10 one TO every 1900 inhabitants, and empowering
them 10 take Acknowledgements Of deeds and other
written Instruments was ordered to third reading
In the Assembly, much time was spent in excus.
ing aud refusing TO excuse members from the Com.
mttee to investigate the charges against the Speaker
The bill appropriating 49, 600 for canal repairs, for
the completion OF the Nine Mile Creek feeder at Ca.
millus, was passed. Among the bills introduced at
the session on Wednesday evening, were these; To
incorporate the Ltbograpbers Benevolent Associa.
ton Of New-York; to amend the act 10 relation to
tuo ltDpFOtcmcut W ANcW-1OIh ON1t IShsliUu W
Supervisors Of New.York-it makes a salaried Office
at 900 yearly for the improvement Of the streets
and highways Of MorriGnia; to provide for the con-
sauction Of railroads in the City Of SYRACUSE 10
~, Tide for letting BY contracts the NewYork ca.
GALS.
-Ata nac;s, w.. ,"tipg Of tie Board of Aldermen
last evening the tax lew, @, reported by the Con-
90 Dn,r,n;f.aa UUtUUU OF tle
amounts which it originally contained, was au~r
ii also passed the CounciiDen last night and will
os Immediately sent to Albany, unless the Mayor
should decide to veto it, which will of course delay
the budget week or two longer. preamble aud
RESOLUTIONS were adopted, rendering the Inequalities
of the city to the captain of the ship Benef4ctor,
Gently arrived from Japan, in commentator OF the
opening of commerce between the United States and
thai country. Mr.. Boole rose to question Of prvi-
lego, aud spoke Of the attacks which had been made
on him by Mr.. Knapp and others at meeting
relative 10 the extension Of the Eghthavenue Rail
road report Of which, no SAID, appeared in
morning paper. lie announced his determination
to compel both persons and paper to retract their
ISLANDERS. After the adjournment, one OF the Alder.
men said that reporter bad been paid sl5 to keep
away from the meeting, and upon the reporters OF
the Board demanding to know who he was, his
name was given as Bryant, q short man with iord
complexion.
BY the arrival Of the AngloSaxoD, from Liver
pool Feb. 2S, Via Londonderry Feb. q, we have
one day later news from Europe. An engagement,
lasting eight hours, took place between the Russians
and Poles near Kutno and resulted in the defeat OF
the Russians who took refuge On Prussian territory.
party Of Cossacks, in pursuing fugitive Poles vo-
lated tho Austrian territory, and the Austrans were
demanding satisfaction. The COasttutiOnnel of Pa.
rio expresses the hope that the understanding be.
tween Austria, England, and France will be able to
maintain peace. The Princess Alexandra had loft
Denmark for England. The Spanish Ministry had
resigned, and it was reported that Narvaez was
forming Q new Ministry. Tho English preu wat
commenting on Mr.. Stewards declaration respecting
Mfr. Merciers visit to Richmond. and The GiO6
(orosn of the Government thought that one Of th'
two Governments would have to demand sstisihc
lion.
The United States Senate has directed the Sec
retary Of the Treasury to have prepared and pre-
seuted to the Senate, statistical and general rePor
upon the value aud present condition Of our foreig'
and domestic commerce, including as well that O
The Pacific coast; aud, further to suggest what leg
tsstlon II any, 10 necessary to enlarge aud protect
Gao important interests involved.
csAi evening !ss aiy.sx!a asaual GqawslGs
A63ScY8 Ses1o.