New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30
-Brigader-General Cooper died at Columbus
Ohio, Oh SATURDAY. morning.
GENERAL NEWS.

GEN IElsAL NEWS.
In the N. y. State Sonate on Saturday, most OF
tie time devoted to the Broadway Railroad biI''
Substitute was proposed, to the effect that mere
after all the City Railroad franchises applied io'
shall be given to the HI hest bidder, the receipts from
such sales TO Dure to the benefit Of TIE Cr0toh "'oi
Department and tie Central Park ms was IL
iected by vote of 9 to 10. An amenumcp'' PRIV
hibine the running of cars on sunday WAS "uoP''1
aho. one making it necessary before running "'o
road through Fifth avenue, to oo'ah 'no ooN''u' "
majority of the property owners on that street De-
tween Tvcntv.third and Eiehty-sixth streets Inc
t;u of,er soma other amendments and considerable
dehats WAS given in charge OF Special Committee
to he reported complete. This Committee consists
Of Senators Connolly, Folgor ard Murphy. The
proposton to give State aid 10 the families OF drafted
men received favorable report.
In the Assembly, the bill fixing tue compensation
of the members Of the New-York Common Council
at g. 500 per annum Was passed. Also the bill hxing
the terms OF Office of heads of Departments in New
York. Among the bills reported fsyorably was one
authorizing horsc.railroad from Newtown Creek
TO Astoria, and the Senate bill fixing the number of
NotaIies Public in the State. joint resolution to
adjourn sine die on the l4th Of April, was laid over
by tie arrival of the Asia, from Liverpool
March II, via Queenstown March 10, we have two
days later news news from Europe. The English
Government has published three series of diplomatic
correspondence relating to the American war, tue
first containing the correspondence between Lord
Russell and Lord Lyons, the second that between
Lord Russell and Mr.. Mason, and the third that be-
tween Lord Russell and Mr.. Adams. They furnish
a considerable amount OF new information for the
history of our relations to England since the out
break Of the war. The sympathy with the Polish
cause is more and more spreading throughout Eu-
rope, aud threatens, if tie war lass much longer,
general explosion. Gen. Sangiewitz las entered
upon his duties as Dictator, and appointed Civil
Government for Poland. All the Polish Councillors
OF State in Warsaw inclusive Of tho Archbishop OF
that city, have rendered TO the Grand Duke Con-
stanline their resignation. Gen. Dembinskl warns
his countrymen not to cause at present any uneasi
ness to Austria. The forces Of the Poles said to
gained several victories over the Russians. The
official Turin Gazette publishes royal decree regu
lating the terms OF its emission Of the new loan.
George Tcknor Curtis Of Boston addressed the
Democratic Union Association of this city Satur-
day evening on Loyalty" He denied that in
time Of war the people bound to accept, without
question: the policy Of the Government; but argued
that constitutional means only--ihe ballot-box sGd
free dscussiopshould be brought 10 bear to remedy
the evils complained Of.
The United States chip National Guard, VIM.
Lee Hays, Acting Master. commanding from Key
West March IA, arrived here on Saturday. She en-
countered heavy easterly gales from lat 30 up To
the Delaware Breakwater, and pa, in from stress OF
weather.
-Joseph ONeil has been nominated by the
/ Democrats for Mayor of 81. Louis There arc nov
three tickets in the fiod election, April 6.
f The swed;sh steamship Ernst Mersch, fior
Liverpool, arrived on Saturday has on freight SO
I bales of cotton.
The French gunboat Reneudn. Commander l.
Cardinal, in three DAYS from Charleston, 5. C., ar
rived at this port on Saturday.
The improved tone of the Share mafke, notice,
Friday p session continued Saturday and thci
active market. with general advance in quotations
At the One o'clock call tier. good demand Ter sto,t
aud sellers optou. At tho Second Board the m,fkel
irre-us' bu generally lower. Tie mate for Government
vas rather quiet aud without marked chsnse The coupon
Of 1881 .oid l05GI0i snd the Registered 4, oi. III
sevcu Th,ssss were ccaloe;. and OneYesr Cer.iho
OQlcc Tor old ind % the interest upon tho latte
being ps able In curreocy. At the o'clock cal the marie
was lrmeI with active demand for the leading share,
rhe bususs. in foreign sI.h,nss light Saturday. bo
rate. have advanced In sympathy with Gold Sterling is L.
s6 Freighls continue ve'y dali and heavy. The Gold
ket hAs zen turn upward selling considerable
extent % M 70 42s the quotation a. the close advanced
l4gs closing II ll1! bid.