New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
GENERAL NEWS.

In the New-York State Senate, yesterday the
following bills Were reported fsvorably Relative to
piers between Fourteenth and Tbirty-irst streets;
Amending the law relative to public instruction
Amending the Charter Of Buffalo; incorporating
the Emigrants' Savings Bank of BroOkyn Amend.
ing the Charter Of the Greenwich Insurance Com.
pany; incorporating the Union Trust Company Of
New-York; Relative to the collection of taxes in
Morrisanis and West Farms; Authorizing the au.
thoriies Of New-York to extend certain streets be-
tween West Fourteenth and West Thirty first streets
to she bulkhead line. The following bills were
passed. The Fifth Avenue (Brooklyn) Improvement
MI; Creating a License Bureau in New.York; In
e,orDo,. Ting the Soldiers Rest; Incorporating The
Soldiers h.omsi Relative to the Common Schools Of
New York; Relai,s to deposits by savings banks in
banks Of issue in New YorS and Kings Counties.
Mr.. Ganson moved resolution PROPOSING an amend
ment TO the Constitution TO allow soldiers to vote
the resolution was tabled under the rule. The bill
incorporating the Society for the Protection of RO-
man Catholic Destitute Children OF New-York
passed.
In the Assembly: The enacting eause was stricken
from the Usury bill relating to New York aud Kings
Countless The biz incorporating the Neptune Steam
ship Company was ordered 10 third reading; The
Excise bill passed. The House concurred in the SEN
ate's amendments to the Appropriation bill. The
following bills passed; incorporating the Olive Be-
nevolsnt Society of New-York; incorporating the
Evening Law Glass of the City Of New-York; Rsla-
tive to Commissioners of Deeds in the City Of New
York; Providing for the relief of the INDECENT fami-
lies Of Volunteers; Amending an act relative to the
Courts Of the City and County OF New York; The
bill preventing frauds in street openings in the City
Of New.York was lost, and motion to reconsider
was tabled ...r .f
BY the arrival Of the City of New-York from
Liverpool, April !, and Queenstown, April 2, we
have four days later news from Europe Lord Pal
merston was installed Rector of the Glasgow
University on March 80, and made on the occasion
two political addresses, in both Of which he referred
10 the American war; ustfyng the conduct of the En-
glsh Government. The organs Of the English Govern
ment and aristocracy professed to be still Indignant
at the seizure Of the Peterho8 by Admiral wilkes.
Several successes are again claimed for the Polish
insurgents but the latest reports cay that the insur
gent leaders are dsbanding their forces and giving
ap the contest Russia has once more declared hel
willingness 10 grant extensive reforms England
France, and Austria have agreed upon an identica
note to be addressed TO Russia in behalf OF Poland
The Archbishop of Warsaw, in letter to the Ru'
,sn Emperor, advocates the aniOn Of all the Russo
Polish provinces into Polish kingdom. The M
,iOnal Assembly Of Greece has elected Primo
William Of Denmark, son Of Prince Christian, an
brother Of the Princess Alexandra, King of Greece
New outbreaks are apprehended in Turkey again'
the Christians.
The steamship Ocean Queen, from Aspinwal
April 6, arrived here yesterday bringing $2l7 go
on freight. and $50 men Of the Califorui. Cavalry
TIE Constituent Convention Of the United States .