New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11
GENERAL NEWS.

We give on the second page this morning full
account of the great poisoning at Beverly, Mass.
Notices of "Nsw Publications" will be found
onthe second page Of this mornins's TRIBUNE.
-We print elsewhere account of the ship
wreck of the Nabob &C peatea, East India man, on
IuzOn Island, in June last and the tedious journey
Of the survivors of the crew for eighteen days
through that savage but magnificent country before
Reaching Manila.
In the State Senate yesterday the following
bl Is were favorably reported: Amending the
,,st ute relative to piotsge in New-York-ordei ed
10 third reading providing for the care and educa-
,;oo findigent deaf nutes under IL years of age;
orovid ing for the recording OF Stamps of the United
States of Internal Revenue; confirming the ord
nansss the New-York Common Council; author
ling Job I. Mills to construct railroad in Forty
second st rect relative to licenses in New-York-
ordered to third reading; the Brooklyn Tunnel
Assessment bill; the Buffalo Charter Amendment
b,ll:,iucsrpo rating the Soldiers Home; incorDorat
inc the Soldi srs' Rest the Annual Appropriation
bill was pass %.
In the Ass emily the following bills were
paxssd: Incorpo rating the National Union Life
and Limb Insur iDce Company; authorizing tie
New-York Ware Sousing Company TO construct
a pier aud erect warehouses on land under the
water in the Twelfth Ward, Brooklyn; providing for
the continuation Of proceedings suspended by
shefiiss death; amending the Excise lava
motion TO reeommit with instructions TO strike out
the 9Th, 9th and llth sections was carried by Yeas
63;. Nays 50; amending the act relative to the
weight aud tare on casks, &c.--osx 81 TO 30; mo
ton to reconsider was LOST amending the law ia
cilitating the service Of processes; the Broadway
Railroad bill coming from the Senate, Mr.. O'Brien
moved TO refer it TO the Committee on Cities-losti
tho bill was referred 10 the Railroad Committee;
Mr.. Frear reported complete the bill establishing
and regulating the ferries Of New-YoGli and Staten
Island, with an amendment in pursu ance Of Mr..
Deans motion recognizing the power of the Mayor.
Aldermen and Commonslty to grant hs .nchisas.
Official returns of the election for the amended
Constitution in West Virginia have been counted a.
wheeling Twenty-eight counties were in, giving
9474 for the Constitution TO mere nothing against
Il. while the vote for the New State Constitution
las, Spring, which did not provide for the gradual
emancipation Of Slavery, was only, In the 80 couo-
ties heard FROM 1927, the vote this Spring on the
amended Constitution, which did provide for The
gradual emancipation of Slavery was n % counties
90 far heard FROM 2l,a4. In other wards, IS coun-
ties last Spring gave 5000 less votes for tho uu-
amended Constitution than % counties this Spring
gave for the amended Constitution. II would seem
asn Congressional dicta,ion," abolition" and
all such "gOrgons dire" are rather popular than
otherwise in West Virginia.
BY the arrival Of the Bavaria, from South
ampton March Is, at this port, q an early hour this
morning, we have TWO days later news from III
roma. In the House Of Lords, Lord Campbell strong
urasd the recognition Of the Confederate ssasea bu
Earl Russell declared that this would be az. ur
f1apdlv &C. toward the United States. Two MOI
espturs, of American vessels by the Alabama Al
,soorted. Great bread riots Of unemployed oper
tive, have taken place in Staleybridge, let.
from Mr.. SlidsIl to friend is published, in whit
he denies that Jefferson Davis had anything to
with the reputation Of Mississippi Louis Nap
leon has written letter to Mr.. Biault, fully 4
dorsing his speech on the Polish question. II
Polish revolution was still continuing, but ito speed
suppression is generally expected.
80 Last evening, abou. 6 o'clock, fire occurre
On Pier No. As East River. Some sparks from
passing steamboat fell among three hundred bag,
citrate of soda setting them on fire, and destroyin