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come in. The number offered yesterday was over
fifteen hundred, though, We are sorry to say
many Of them were as unfit 70 die az those who
will kill and sell such miserable brutes Tor human
ftod. Tue prices Of all bnllOcks ft for fair mar
ket retailing beef was equal to Iol, II, or llt
cents a pound for the beef in the quar'ers-the
butcher gains the value Of bide aud fit for cost Of
killing and profit at such cost prices be mast
-etal bis meat from I21 10 10 cents pound, at
which it is dear food for the poOr-dearer than
butter at % or 80 cents. Some very choice besves
were sold yesterday at $l25 to sl75 Q piece
which was equal TO - to Is cents pound Tor tho
meat Interesting particulars will be found in the
market report on the last page.
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We give this morning the particulars of a case
OF abortion and death which has been under invest.
CATION for some days past. The case is singular only
from the fact that it has come to light Could the
whole truth be known humanity would shudder at
the hundreds of infant murders perpetrated every
year in this city.
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been imposed on them from Missouri By gigantic
fraud and brute force, he upholds and oxalss -
the constituted authority Of tho Territory 81
Kansas"
Is it possible that one man who prefers Free
dom to Slavery can be misled by this atroc'on
Proclamation H. o.
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The United States Supreme Court will affirm the
Judgment Of the District Court for this District in the
case of Wells who sentenced 10 death in 1852. Ii
will be- recoocted that his sentence was committed by
President Fillmore to imprisonment for life. This de-
cision will settle the question that the President has
the power to commute rs well as pardon. The mr.
nority of the Court dissent.
No 6l-Argument continued by the Hon. Reverdy
johnson for defendant, and by the Hon. NJ Blair for
plaintiff.
The House Committees are the leading topics Of
conversation. The Speaker has framed those in charge
of the financial matters with the view 10 exact rigid
economy from the Administration, and prevent waste
full appropriations by the House. The Administration
is acceptably represented in them. The appointment
of Mr. WnsOw on the Naval Committee in com
pment to the Secretary of the Navy. II is said that
Mr. Aiken declined the Craftsmanship Of important
committee prefeiring membership in that on Foreign
Affairs. 1t is claimed by the friends of Mr. Banks that
every section and leading interest is fairly represented
by able men Of all parties Mr. Letcher will probably
be appointed on the Committee Of Ways and Means,
to fiji the vacancy occasioned by the decnation OF
Mr. Jones of Tennessee.
Information has just been received which represents
that the danger Of a civil in Kansas is immi
nent than il generally supposed.
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The Cincinnati Commercial of Monday reports an
other stampede Of SIX slaves belonging 10 Mr. Bowen
who lives in Boone County, short distance from Mr.
Gaines, who were taken with a sudden leaving curing
Friday night. 1t is supposed that they crossed the icy
bridge above California but no trace of their wherea
bouts, up to last night, had been had.
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The steamship Canada, from Liverpool for Bos-
ton, il now in her twelfth day out and fully due at
Halifax. Her news will be to the % inst.-one
week later than previous advices.
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There was slight decline in the price of beef
cattle yesterday at the great market place in
Forty street, but not as great as it would
have been If all the cattle upon the roads had
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FROM WASHINGTON.

From Our Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday Feb. 13, 1856.
Philip Nickln Dallas has been nominated as See
Rotary of Legation to London.
No information has yet been received at the
Pest Office Department from L. X. Collins as to
the dispatch of the mails on Saturday.
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A. Y. WILLNAkTH, Secretary.
PALsY-KHKUNATIsM

How THE r. r.. Il. RLNE)IEs RAsGD MRS saE gan a.
HovcH FEon a CRD2LED AID hkLFLL'' -
TIoS TO SOUND HEALTH AgTEH 1HE Skill % o. -.
or THE MOsT LEAENED FHYsiciAss - ~. DNS
FsuED TO RELIEVE BEg, DIS PAEkhki hHr'Nf 'NN
DIE AID MAGELLAN
JANUARY 3, 1856.
Mean, Railway Col tried your Ready Relief ana nsa
nv idus rubbed and never felt pain sier iH hfs'
te,, ipyptes was rubbed with IL ~ tho peset Hbie-
srs do not know compare II 20 but cnafm ioi
Uvstery 10 me CRIPPLE for two years sNl nan Iy'
the froter use Of my limbs for three years. was w,u
h. steleton then commenced the usf O your '.9pJ NJ
lief Ksslvent and ReguatoTs The pam ieit me IN zen mn
es ard began 10 gam strength very last anl coad wax
;,b go Ia fsT weeks Before heard 81 your 1eee
va en- 10 Dr. Parker Dr. RI csc, Dr. Narde Dr. Mhceah
and uAuy other yscians this city cannot now remember
4 Vas eompleey pulled 10 pieces BY them hy CONSTITUTION
,s bke or with that did good couid not
nut foot ground pick up pin was hitsa ana
,sed up stairs Ike infant and now, tank O0o
bx tho use your remedies strong a. ever ha1 the
c1rnuou rheumatism nhammstOry aud chronic - and the
P"'''' SARAH A. HoUGH
No IN 36hst., between 7th and ath-svsi New foIh,
BPeTsOns ia the city ascer'au te tfuth Of tn
above statement BY calling upon Mrs Hougn persons III Vh
COUNT 70 the lady snG % me four physicians 1
shove have authority n tho learned Docyis 70 I
tie public them but do 90 n order mat inc puDe h4y
Mrs HOugh under hen treatn'ii Ut nv
Rsdwsys Relief, Regulator and hesOiyeh WI 10y p,
free the human body disease and restore toe scA De
and and lasting health ar the mos s4'
approved remedies have been iIsl ~ an
and medi al ADVICE from W 70 u
m an from 70 D. r. x. X. Once, No ~ ton-st
up stain opposite St Psuls Church, y. l. hAD"Af " 70
For PIANOS, MELODEONs, and Music, call on
furf n4N heat rH
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Bnsiness Notices.
HOME Insurance COMPANY OF Nrw-YoRS


Ohoe, No. Wal-st. -
Cash Carif T'll.vp
Amount Of Assets Dec. 81, lS55........ SsOS *
Amount II LialtIef. ................. -, g..
Tfs Coufany continues insure Build. ~, mfiohai
r. "a fisir Carssrs I,selo3 Furniture AID FER
sonsi Property generally, Against Los o. DA'Asf - '
favorable Terms .,p,,
L0tses egritstly AnJas.ee 81 pfDHP'J ! Ill.,
~, MI, q,r,oSDre sc Nsmee Geo ID. M1-gsl,
~ It,. Cepbas r. Moron, George Peace,
de- r Crfus Oliver T.. WOOL, Ward 4 W1fk,
1.ssc ps,rev Auos K Fuo. James Los,
Lucius HoJkiis. AIRED :. .'aiAf'' ~
N 49, Hefeeueer. Dcgr.e blis', Gas A. +t.rJt
u "a H,ien Roe Lockv Oh. Rc ard Hi.eoT.
CO.. n IIsfcb Jobn O. Nelson Amos Z. b. GIT,
~ n IIookey LYMAN COOke. Helry a HuhBgt
n Watscu Bull Levi r. Morton, jesse HJyt
4. AneJbury, IT. Curtis noble, " 10. aia4N3 j.
Iroien ID. Conan JnC y. Iu' Chils0u, John K , I'd,
IT,, M,,o.n ST. hen Paul Geo J. StsimaU,
- gto1e Ctaa + BALDWIN, SIDNEY Mason,
James Humphrey, II. Gilbert by ')ne F4.a l1',
n',sdeld n TwKIvE yER CESr has been declared his
dsv peyfLle the Stockholders he once 81 the company
on deu.aid.-New-YOrk. Feb ., lSJ. a.,
CHAgLEs J. MARTIN, President
gecrefsry
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No 2n ssthrt.. hetween llh and aLh-svs g. Yo
Top PIANOS. MELODEONs, and MUSIC, call on

HoElcE wArEss No SO broadway Agent for the best B2
ot and New. orb Instruments who selling an eneiy
new soek of superior PIANOS MELODEoNs, and all kinds OF
MUSE al merchandise greatly reduced prices Ne" iss es o
choice Music b. popular composers al large discount Hon
a.
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XXXIVTH CON G. r ESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. ..WAsHISGros, Feb. Il

SENATE. .WAsHISGTOs, Feb. Is, 1856.
Mr. MASON offered resolution, which passed,
filing the vacancies in the Board of Regents of the
Smithsonian Institution with George Il. Badger Of
North Carolina, aud Prof. Cornelius G. FELTON, Of
Massachusetts,
Many petitions were presented from officers com.
planning OF the action of the Board and referred
TO the Committee on Naval Affairs.
Mr. SUMNER presented resolutions Of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature complaining of the unconsttution
ality Of the Fugitive Slave Law, and calling on the
President to take effectual measures to protect the
sovereign people against outrage in Kansas. Laid on
the table and ordered to be printed
Mr. SUMNER moved that the Committee on Poet
Offices be instructed to consider the expediency of
providing for the transmission abroad Of small OF
money for public convenience and security; and that,
if expedien, such traDsmissions may be by means Of
orders or drafts issued from the Post Office Depart
ment on foreign POST Offices with which il is in
pondence, as 10 constitute system of International
Post. Office Exchanges. Adopted.
Mr. SUMNER moved that the Committee on Com
merce be directed to consider the expediency of abo
isbing the hospital tax exacted from seaInen of the
commercial marine and boatmen on the Western
waters in order that they may have the benefit of hos
pital privileges without tax.
The Senate then discussed the resolution calling for
the record Of the Naval Retiring Board. Adjourned
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF
IsORA's CHILD
on the first page Of The Tribune.
MERCURY EXTRACTED by DIR. S. b. SMITH

MERCURY EXTRACTED BY DIR. >. Is. SMITH
FLEoTHoCHEmIcAL Poor BATH" ] have extracted with
Foot Bath large quantity 0i Mercufy-the hecuy SON
lines sting the whole bottom Of the tubs have cured
Paralysis Nenrsss, Itch Of years ssnding oyphs &c -
Manufactured at No n Canst n y Price 81 with aPa-
s1S' for s ~, Po Ese % Maee
We call the attention of those afflicted with
Rheumatism. Neuras and ihoo diseases which arise from
The use Of Caone and other mineral medicines 70 The Adyer
the ELEcTRo-CBEMIcAL Barn are truly asoh'hinG
WIGs--HAR-DYE - WIGS. BACHELORS
WIGS aud ToUPEEs have Improvements peculiar 70 Their
house They celebrated ell the world for heir grace
and best stocl world u private rooms for applying his
famous DYE. Sold at BATcdELoS's, No. ~ broadway.
WupERs PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE
!. NO, Dow made and .old by sa G Herring hi. seuts but
Is manufactured and sold by tho Paenees, with WuDERS
PATnsT BURGLAR and PowDkRpRooT Lock, at the ware
house. NO - B. O. WILDER 4 Co, Pntentee'.
UpRRTNG's Patent CHAMPION FIRE AND BURG
LAE PRooY sArE, with Halls Patent POWDER o9 LOCI both
cSx.ts Palace HewYork IS55-5i sILAs {. HEARING Co,
Ma. 1876, iSl and lss Wa'orst New. YORK
Hat BINDING MACHINES. NJ. SINGER &
All other Kinds Of Hats The Machines the WORK far better
and faster sny others Call and zee them at No. d'
Broadway
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW School Pouch
gE.psIE New OKLA new System Training IN the TfaGce
with Courts Witnesses Jues &C; heterogeneous Speaking
Business taught Next Term co Hlehces
9h ~ Nay under improved auspices The Hon Henry B0OrH,
AN eminent LAWYER has acoepted-H ProessOhi j. w row
IER e,q Oraorieal Professor TEsTINoNIALs- Fowler
Is the accomplished orator north OF Mason DYSON
iioe "Henry Clay THE trials aud arguments and general
spe.king OF bis pupils truly wonderful Boston Journal
improvements Ia the system Degrees Of Bachelor OF Laws
conferred. Send for catalogues to }. w. FoLL.r.
UOIIOWAY's PILLs.-HERE Is HEALTH FOR
.,Yes fr all This noble remedy, acting, IA II does inn
edsely Oh springs Of life, restores heah when
Nigor tho system when Hanging, IN
manner superior any medicine male known TO the
at manufactures, No ~ Madeu-lhue, new
Yorl and No Strand London and By oil druggists at %
62ic., and ~ per box.
HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNESIA affords one
NJ the udes and most pleasant aperens especially TO per
son from life other causes are under the
necessity Of having 10 aNadves TO persons
OF hlious OF equity habit be recommended WIN pc
culiAr uopey Many Of the complaints Of children m early
nfnncv advanced periods attended with
sdysnsse other ubsoTbents that it both neura]e
the aoniary canal AID acts a. an le
semitic curative This preparation Is free from unpleasant
taste the strength OF the common ,Ac'"ed
-Four frst premium Silver Medals, and NewYork Worlds
Fair Medal awarded .
THOs j. HUSBAND Philadelphia.
THR METROPOLITAN
FiRE IESURANCE COMPANY,
No l08 Broadway,
Corner of Pine-st.
Cash Capital, $4,000
JAMES LORIAEE GRAHAM, President.
EDwARp A. sTNssvRY, Secretary.
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HOTSE OE REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. HARLAN nominated Joseph j. Coombs Of
Ohio a. candidate FOR Printer.
The House then voted as follows:
Follett. Nendell..........
Defrees. Farnham.
Sargent. ...-.-..-..s tOOinhs. ..........9
J. Watson Nebb-.5 Scattering. ........e
Necessary TO 4 choice 81.
Mr. STANTON made Intellectual effort 10 have
the House printing executed under the superintend-
ence Of the Printing Committee os the House until the
first of December next.
The House then voted again:
Folett. ....26 COombs.
Wendau .........9l Wcbb.............
farnham. 3 Prentice. ...".....-
Sargen! ......-... Knapp.
Defrees ...,......l5
Mr. Weldall was declared elected.
Mr.. WASHBURN Me-. offered resolution for the
election OF Chaplain.
Mr. D0WDELL proposed, a. substitute, that all
the ministers of Washington be invited alternately to
perform the duties Of Chaplain. Lot.
Dir. JONES Tenn opposed the question, thinking
il buTlesque on the Christian religion, having such
wild hunt after the Casplaincy.
NJ. Washbuus resolution was adopted, sfsSf
which the following Standing Committees were sn-
nounced
WAYS AND MEAss-Messrs Campbell (Ohio) Hcgsrd,
Cobb (Ga Jones Tenn. D-AiterSard excused bs
witt
ELEcrloNs-asssr.. washbusa Mel stephens wstson.
Spinner, Oliver io) Hickman, CoaI smith tAla land hlas
ham.
CLArN5-Me.r. Gidainzs, Leteher Bishop. Jones (Ps)
Dunn, ADowiioI Iaylo, onSsIt, sisTshsI Sllps - ~,
Queen, Tyson, Kennett. Pelton and Comins
PUsLIc LAsDs-Msssrs Bennett. IN VI Harlan, Cobb.
tAls Liodley CuSn Waleridse, BrsntOn Maxwell raos
Posr oyrrcE -M.sars Mace Ncop Fl.slsr Barclay Day,
Powell. Walker, Wood, Hstbsr.
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HAT BINDING Machines. NJ. SINGER "
10 have ready for sale Machines for Binding Straw Has and
ali other Kinds OF Hats The Machines do the work far better
and faster than any others Call and them at No d
Hroad
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UpRnJNc's Patent CHAMPION FmE AND BURG-

Psooy SAFE with Halls Patent Powder 4ooi Look both
received rre medals the Worlds Fair London 1851 aud
Crystal Palace Kew.Yok 1854 siLAs c. HERRING Co.
Nc IS5 IS7 and l39 Nator-st.. New foIk.
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afflicted with

Rheumatism Keuragia and diseases which arise from
,bs ue of Caone and other mineral medicines 10 the Adve
tsenent of Prof yFRGNEs in another The results Of
the FLEcTRo CHEMICAL BATH are truly Astonishing
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I-Yes for ALL This noble remedy acting as It does i'm
sdstey Oh the springs Of life, restores health when
failing gves and Vigor tho system when hsssk IN
manner superior any medicine ever male hnowh 10 he
o,d Sold at the manufactures No 80 Madenane, New
York and No 24 Strand London and b. oil druggists, at @
sole and per box.
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WuDyR's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE

THs BEST FIRE-PRooy sArE in the "oGLi
Il NOT now made aud sold by Sas G. Herring his ssents bg
h manufactured and sold by tho Paeniees with WILDER
PATysT BuRcLAR and PowDkRPRoOT Lock, at the ware
house No ~ Waierst near Wall, " Y.
Is. g. WILDER & Co, Patentees
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WIGS - HhIR-DYE - WI6s = DAIUHfIUN .
WIGS aud ToUPEEs have Improvements peculiar 70 their
house They celebrated ell the world Tor nen grace
fui beauty and dursbitying 10 charm Inc largest
aId hest stock world II private for applying his
f.nons DyE Sold at BACHELORS, No. &}3 Broadway
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-10
THE PEOPLE WILL NOT FORGIVE
THE TREASON, NOR TRUST THE
TRAITORS
ON the Washington Union. ]

From the Washington Union.
The hue and cry of an indignant people
will follow the retreat of the conspirators from
the Capitol The alarm caused by the final
development of their plot to bring on civil
war had spread throughout the land before
the adjournment of the extra session, and the
spirit of the country was stirred up to the
most determined resistance against the usur-
patton of all the legislative powers by the
House, and against the wicked purpose for
which it was designed. 1t was plain to the
slightest observer that the traitors among
whom should be included their outside lead
ers-had made such disastrous blunder that
it was impossible they could recover
The people were arrayed against them, and
intended to support the President in his patri-
otto efforts to preserve the government. All
men saw the treason, which was cloaked TN
der the false pretences of the ambitious dema-
gogues OF the most corrupt and dangerous
party that has ever appeared amongst us. Its
members generally, who for the first tine
have held seat upon the floor of Congress,
were utterly Ignorant of the true philosophy
of cur system Of government, aud without po
litieal knowledge or legislative experience Of
any kind, and were fit subjects to be moulded
to suit the ambitious devices of their NJ asters
1t need not, therefore, surprise US that such
men assumed to know more than the wisest
and the best of our legislators who had prece-
ded them
La that House, following the truly great
men OF tue revolution, who may be said TO
have assisted III closing the scenes of the war
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BUCHANAN IN LANCASTER.

fridays Pennsylvania contains q letter from
Lancaster, in which occurs the following para
graph; which shows pretty clearly the sentiment
in that quarter for their own distinguished son ::
We have been favored with several Fremont
speeches in town lately. A few nights ago
at y Fremont meeting, Thomas z. Franklin pass
cd high euIogium on the private character and
eminent public service of our candidate Mr.. Bu-
chanan. The applause elected by this part of
his speech was dcaiening. and prevented him from
continuing his remarks for several minutes. y
complimentary allusion TO Mr.. Fillmore was loud
}y cheerel, but when Fremont's name was men
toned rs the candidate of the Republicans. the
attempt on the part of his friends to applaud the
speaker, complete failure. After vainlv en-
'deayoring to excite enthusiasm among the few
Fremonters present, Mr.. Franklin took his seat.
evidently convinced that in Lancaster city, so
long the home of Mr.. 3 IcLanau, it is illc to ex-
pect that Black RepubIicanism can find foot
hold; and think that Franklin wiz not, since the
nomination of the Fusion Convention regret that
a party led by Stevens, finds so little support in
q community composed of national men
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Resolrol, That while thus partake in no
common share the sr:isihiiics with which society
IN all lis circles saryeysiis loss. and while we
mourn with those who mourn it muSt, we must
not forget the goodness ef his leart the gentle
ness and united ardor of his nature, tie genuine
ness and instructivencss of his sympathies, and
that rare urhanity which lent 50 deep a charm to
all his intercourse with the Bar, and with socctv
and ''toucied life at many points,
Resolcei, That while we are thus sorrowing
for the decca e we arc consolel that :. there is
an excellence over which death hath no power.
hut lives ON through all time. still frcshenng with
the lapse of ages - anil arc led Ia reflect upon
the : ilemn sentence Inscribed the portals of
tire grave then shall the dust return to earth
again, and the spirit unto God who gave il, y
and are drawn 70 listen TO the closing requiem of
mortal labors, III the Divine VOICE blessed are
the dead who die in the Lord, Tor they res. fn.in
their labors and their works do follow them,''-
We following with this parting tribute of our af
lection his immortal spirit entering upon that
version of fame Which awaits the worthy in this
world, and. as we humbly hope. that high rcver-
sion which faith assigns to the pure and the just
in the future.
Reso5ced, That we deeply sympathize with the
family and relatives Of the deceased in their G.
reavement, an that We Will wear the al badge
of mourning for 80 days.
HesOIced, That will attend the funeral in a
body. at 10 O'Clock to-day.
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Grand Exhibition.

The following advertisement, clipped from
an old New York paper, will, no doubt, be
persused with great interest at this time
The subject has contributed more than any
thing else to the notoriety of the Abolition
candidate for the Presidency If the negro
worshippers wish to make capital strike for
their candidate, they should trot out the wool
ly horse Cor in case Of his death procure a
stuffed woolly hide,l place the hairy faced
Fremont astride of him, Cor on it as the case
may be- and give exhibitions in the various
towns in the North. If they adopt our sug-
gestion, they should reserve front seats for dis
unionists, political preachers, freedom shrie-
kers and sap heads. No one can doubt the
propriety of the move after reading descip-
ton of the celebrated animal Here it IS:
COL. FREMONT'S NONDESCRIPT