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Disasters. &C.

BARx ArRrLiA At Boston from Araaeh;o!s, on the 10Th
March in lat Sc g. Ion sc a. fell in with schr Martha Bar,
CESS Wardwe from NewYoIt oT Martinique dismssted and
took Of the captain aAe i've IN lumber and brought ne
Bah A. g. Hill Boston from New Orleans reports th.t
the 28lh March lat 81 So lon - 20 fell IN WIKI senf ives
SosU, Wass from DaIen for YORK disInastsd blowing
ssle After ayg by her days and two nights sue
ceeded taking OF tie captain and cres i've II nu e AID
pssseuger The Weseosgs aid from Daren on 1e lgh at
WIN 90 feet lumber had had been dsnssed and wsei-
logged gale All board were completely eAhsafisd Law
HEIc ARSco from Wilmington " c, for WASHINGTON {,
tu INTO Charleston % inst, having On the 5st ~ on t-le
Lookout encountered heavy wea;her cas when she sprung
sIesk and had ruddsr broken: .., .
BR APFoLIsE from Palermo a. bot,oA u
by Lightning the 18Th u la So Ion o. WI - y nssa4
.id ssH ofs killed seaman named Chafee ha'ei AID H.
BeRs oTtsw. Capt; Reiuer hen.e l4,h Mt fr Havana,
was fallen With e.nssed no ta;e or "a gwen BY ne
bip Macedonia New Orleans lsi irs who supplied her
NJ ''''' n...-,-,-,..-
MONDAY nom new fork reports having pesed up q Hs' 80
miles Of Bsruegst white boat wan red streak, wh boz
in boat osT awning and piece Of Lew ehoseny
from wtch hole pin had been made On he oar ad 4Eals
wssmaIkea Ship From The appearance Of the awr-
ing II ssprOsed the yesse was hom Southern pot
MssISG VEssELs-The BARK A. T. Jenness (of Ports1dD
sailed from s po, Jan for Antwerp and bad not arrived a.
TIE saIp AGNES from Rio Jsneiro for New. York, With
been heard her She built IN city ~ 1911 40
TINS and valued $500 the cargo seou; slo Insured
THE cAEco board the Leah reported yesterday is,
ma valued a. 80 600 AID that c. toGd The Rotet
sens sIcAS Hsvley ssed from New York for RIO JGneo
about Feb p 1859 s1d tas since been beard from STE
was 10 bull, Baltimore AID bad Of hoai Both
vessel and cargo fully injured IL New-foTk.
ACCOUNTS from Fays Feb 2 state that snip - Bernard,
with railroad arrived that ro Feb % in q days from
Newport Eng, with head and eutwaer earned away stem
started house on deck stove b"aks earned away and Leak
m badly Hsinyard gone and sails destroyed SIZE tensned
quarantine FEB q Lot having clear Oil oi health would
probably be admitted the end OF I'VE dsys Ship Wehee.
aimed quarantine leaking 81 inches hour would pro
coed Liverpool consequence Of not being allowed patue
Of the nature Of She taxes 10 extra
and has her patches eauked AID bAened down IN fear tie
cargo shOsld take fire from combustion Would sal eight OF
ten ACCOMPANIED BY bark AIor Brig Keyns COoh from
Charleston for HsyTe nearly ready for sea sne reqed
Ouy four five days Of good weatser which bad preVs
bed and much impeding the or vessels bafk
Warren, CoDery, from Philadelphia for CoIs bad s.is ss
rsrnr ready and would soil week the weather ned
soo1 cargo Of the Raverswood WRECKED Peo) had
eser sod 70 iks Ct leoe &oQ The sssyy 50
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YCRK.......Aprl
Cleared.

etrs-Recoraer BIZ Osborne, Liverr -. &. Gnnne
Gocen Ga e. Dewins Bombay Chambers Hslseri Medallion
The bold Ia. .lIore. N.suiiih Il Sons.
CLris,isnson Wolgs, Prass. r eager d Coz Evelyn,
r. chborn { ardenHs " slsh, Carver \ Chase.
Brisf-itascA Mitchell Brothers Island r. Blcs Co.
Time ORR OfBren s. Johns, NE, J. 5 "EtHey Co :
frniy Davis, Charleston Dunnam Dnon
Schooners-Eicott, Kingslani, Baltimore Mailer, Lord
Queresu; Bay State Sherwood Boston, Dayton Spragus
Othir Peek Boston Wadle.gh Knox; 4. Ellis, Nichols,
Savannah McCreedy, Mott Co Julia Frances, Robinson
Beaufort Davis Homes; h. Ird, Garwoot. Charieso1
Scranton a Taman; H. Price, Johnson, Richmond. X L.
Crook He.rico Scranton Richmond, c H. Personi Daden
" esh Kingston, JAM master; :. A. Edwards Dougias
Ieorretowu Dolaer Potter; Csan, Lord, hamilton, w
NJ smith; +. H. Manchester, Potter Layacca, Mc6reaay
Nor 4 Co Norm ahal Never Boston $ w. Lewis w H.
Rpton Srrasne Washington Is. Blossom Som j. Havens
Rshboue Providence, H. Haven; Oregon, Lowell fhade
rbia Jas Hand 3. :. Wietts, CGumefdcn Washingon J.
ii Mathews Ava tBr Cornell s. John, " B. r l. Menus
GSon; Surprise Latourete, City Point Jas Hunter 20
SlooIs-D d Fish DAVE Fall River, Esster I. '" Thorre
DAVIS, Fall River, MISTER.
Proreler-Oneda, Ely Phlsddelh.s J. y Bnegs.
Barge-Grampu, Shaw Philadelphia }. y Brsgs
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Sale. Of stock. n. phiIadeIphia -. APRIL 10.

Reported for The " Y. ThiBUSE by j. H. 4 H. Fry.
t,,f noayd-5OOO City Gas 6s bJwn 93i 1909 do DO
new cssh 9lt: SO City r. s. 9ll 100 City s. new Us
2oO6 do Slt 900 do cash 9i 500 do cash BY $500 40
1900 do Cley and PITTS, 7t 900 d. Cley and Pitts s.
74f 900 Connel b5 73j 900 do Conneu days, ~
400 Iengh g. ssl; 100 sehuyl Nav 2i II Besv. NJ X r.
S. 52l; IS Penna r. r., IS, 90 anehll r. r., 20 Sg m9frs
Canal cash I; 50 Lehigh Zinc, Il 100 " Penna X X 6t
leo Reading cssh 49, 100 Do IS Int, 16 z Mechanics
Bank D5wn. 293i do, 81 Commercial Back, ~ a.
L 80 Union Canal Prefd 49,; 100 Girad Bank, 1915 ~ do
essh, l2l; do, 124. -, . M. ,,..,,
Ssond Bca2dEi4Oo City RR &c. s2 500 do, 2days,9a;
100 City &C. new Trans days Il JeOO Camden and Am
boy RR Gs 49, 82I; 1900 Aeg. Co 6s A. v, 72s goo do
72i; eco Union Canal S. days 65 600 65 2o Penn
5S3a; 100 L. X r. l5; 200 do 49, l5t; Camden and Am
hoy r. r., l25; Anebn RR, 66 % do b, 655 lns Co
81 Penn 235 100 Schuyki Nav Pref, St ~ Horrstown
RR, 5S4; 10 City Bank, b. So; Hechsnies' Bank 2gt
lfiey Bca,d-6,O0O Susq Canal C. 66i; 2Penn XIX, 49,
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Philadelphia Markets. APRIL 10.

QUERcIrRos BARK in good demand 3 for hnst Ne.
CoTroS continues buoy and hrm with ses 80 bales full
prices CLoyEk SEED and wanted So but there
very little oHeng and the saes mostly in small way
s9l2to IS tie latter from second hands FLOUR
dull ard quotations are unAered there 10 EXPORT demand
Com MEAL and RYE FLOUR quiet and unchanged wheat
continues in limited request and prime lots scarce; fair
red brought 81 30 and Southern white So Rye slow
SO bush Pspnsylvsns changed hands &c. CoRs
rsquest, with sses 900 bah Southern yellow u Sc.
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

There considerable scyy IN the Cattle market yester
day and today and the high pee for Beet continues de-
n and being equal 20 the supply.
BEEF CaTILE-Ihe sles amounted 10 few 600 head,
the most Of heh sold Tobers
rree arising 80 50 10 10 10 y lo0 70. There
iot of extra Cattle sold e. : II & 100 70.
sHEEP-The supply shout equal to the demand 900 head
hayIg sold from - NJ 70 - - e head Some fair
OIL soli from etc 10 6lc z 70.
Hostile supply 20 be limited only 800 heal hsy
Ing been offered they brought from Sc 50 20 SO e 100 70
Cows AID CsLvEs-Ouly 100 bead sold, prices ranging
from : s 10 SEQ according 70 quality.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE April lO.-BEEF has advanced 80 head Of
BEEvEs were offered the Cattle Market to-day OF which 100
were driven East and the remainder sold a. S9GSl
generally OF good quality Hoes are scarce and improving
sales AZ SSG IS 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

North River Shad are quite plenty in market, and
are selling from 4 to according to size.
The above markets carefully revised BY the iol-
lowing dealers at Washington market:
j. NJ FuLLER-Staud No I0l, Butter, Cheese AID LAID
Z. PACKER q SoS-Stand No 6. Poultry and Game .
KNAPP RYSo-StsDds Nos q ard y, Beef Mutton, YEA
and Lamb.
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Bountp cano tnarrants.
professional Notices.

EfFTCACIOUS CURE for CORNS, BUNlONS,
serder tho feet and peculiar method without cut
ting or without causing the slightest pain. -
Mons LEVI d No - Bis Rue de Ryoh, Psrs, and NO;
Condust Regentst, London Surgeon Chiropodst 70 inc
Of France and the Roy al Family Of England having
been specially invited New Ok TO attend some
families intends remaining here and may be consulted day
SUNDAYS excepted his Office, from 10 70 o'clock az No. VI
lIthst between jth and 6thdva
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS.
From his Imperial Majesty Nspoeo Ill, Emperor OF france
Je certfe ue NJ LEVI eneve les corps ane eSreno
hlbiite LOUIS NAPOLEoN bONArAhts'
From James Baker, $50.
certify that Dr. LEVI cured months ago Of several
without the least pain and which had
many years. VAN present with great COM
cheerfuy recommend DR. Levi 10 friends and thc
public JAMES bAhbhl
New York March p, 1885 No. y East rth'st
From the Most Noble, the Marquis OF Lansdowne.
Mr. LEVI extracted corn for with perfect facility and
success LANSDOWNE
No 50 Berbey-square, London
From Robert Ferguson esq, ". D. Physician N Ordinary to
her Majesty Of Great Britain
Fir LEVI has skfuly extracted two corns from my
ROBERT FERGUSON, MD.
No Queens :, May Fair, London. March g. 1885,
From H. J. Feltus esq.
Unsolicited by Mr. Levi beg leave testify to oil, success
AL skill in having perfectly removed large bunon OF long stand
ina, without causiIg eny pam H. j. fELtOoi
Philadelphia, July q, 1882. NO. nostonfow.
In addition the above authenticated TESTIMONIALS many
ousards more his poseson among which are several rom
es Of the highest rank be by fayorne him win
call at bis Office No 81 ths between 5th asd tthavs New
York
n B-No profe seional connection with any person
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, s.,y,y.d the ye-el after everything had been got on,
Ri SIMMER Humpbrey from Charleston for London
Ind b. r,ady fcr sea N days the weather proved a'0
shle
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m,,l,,. Rlpor.es Sy Teitrraf1.

yEwo.IrAss. Arri sCorroy hrm with an IpS5sd ~
H. s,le 70 dsy Is SEQ baIes Q1Jtsfons for hddDs ~
81 SUGaR i quoted a. lie LAEp a. C MESS fohA
Sro.rirr snd selling for si6 60 BAcos-ssee sno-
Ser. re Gotten FsEisBTs Liverpool $50 oTtANhN
FKcHANsL. Al lremilm.
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IMMATURE .LHskIc......TEIs BAY
eUI-ES.,5.11 Seu..........t1o Aoos-Seu... T. u
wAIEh..............rbI: ohf
Sandy Gov. leland. ..l2J9 HeH :; :
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Actual increase for i've weeks.

Actual increase ioI I've weeks.........'...'. ey1nI
Business was more active at NewO Orleans in Cotton,
Breadstuffs &C. and the markets were frmer. Sterl-
ing Exchange is Il q for frst-class signatures Bills
OF Iadpg sold at al. Sight on the North was a
discount.
Thompson Reporter says:
Banking IN kebraSka.-From The NebraskiaH, of
Omaha City, we learn that the Legislature chartered
FIVE banks viz: Bank of Florence for the benefit Of
Cook & Sargent of Iowa Bank of Nebraska for
the benefit Of West & Allen; Platte Valley Bank
for the benefit Of Nichols & Co. Nemahs Valley
Bank, for the benefit of spectators in bank char
tersi and the Fonianelle Bank for the benefit Of
Sarpy n Co.
owe never knew Territorial banking 10 succeed.
Those who remember the Wild Cats of Michigan the
Bubbles OF Arkansas and the Swndles of Florida,
need no caution from US. To those whose memories
DO not extend back to the revusons of 1885, We must
say--Be on your guard for these Nebraska banks"
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The following table gives the retail prce Of shA
principal srcles of Farm Produce ~ The CITY on New
yo,k On Thursdsy Anil 10:
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L., o.,. firm NTH sAsse 60 bu.h Delaware o. ~ nd
Itso Puur,lvAnia at Sc GEocERiIs and fkoslslosS
soehan,e WHISKY nearly s.es5J a. NJ 20 &c ies ho@N
and 2s!c- Sc fer btls
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fnanrial.

SIMEON DRAPER, Agc.oneer. -, nj.
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No. 40 tlne-s':'
ID %, ~ W1Am-rRIDAY. April n, HyPotheca'e1 seo'N
% Hudson Riye5 R.lISsd Co. oo 100 s ssS
az .har., Island City Bank Stock - each ,,A
5shsres New York and Enc Railroad GO. +l." ea'n-
600 .ba-es Pacific Mail Steamship Co 100 ea
s5ec06 rer cent Bends Of the New. orr Central ha'
= 90 each. - 81 sS.,.h
.h.r,.st Siehoss Fire Insurance Co s;ec9 80
T es.h G. tie day OF sale, The following HyPo'aeeAe'
Stock. .,c,..oh
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m ,,b.crib.rs Offer for SALE The following bONpSs
CRY or MUSCATINB. IOWA, 10 PEk tNl pO ~ ~
PAYABLE January 1916 principal aud iAiefe'' Po'
City Of NsysTo 49,. ,-., cpNr pONpS
PAYABLE September l. 1888 principal sad inere" pa'eoe
he CITY Of NeyYogs The above Bonds were issued o
rpto 70 he stock Of the Mississippi and Missouri h9a
T Bopd heinz convertible the Stock which pced "a
hs hands OF Trustee additional security oi Tue
beside the principal and interest; guaranteed eJ me aa
CITY or FORT MADISON, IOWA PER CENT and
sPER CENT BONDS Principal AID interest pay oe ID 'i'
eitv: maturing December !, 1870. 1870 .-,,.,, d, pr.p
City AND COUNTY OF ST LOUIS, MlSSoU XII, FER
COUNTY OF DAVIDSON. TENNESSEE FEN ChNI
BONDS Payable Apnl l. 1873, IL The City OF Ne"'io'A'
Nashville is the cour y seat 80 .,,-,p,-r,
CLEVELAND GAINESVILLE AND ASHIABJLA
PER CENT BONDS. Special Mortgage payable July l.
1874 in the City Of Philadelphia ..
TIE above Bonds well worthy the attention o. paIes
eek1r cafe nvesimen az hgh rate Of interest Fun Pare
ulsrp can he obtained IN application 70 . ,.,,
N''' '' r " CLARK DODGE Co., No. 81 Walst.
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Receipts Of Produce

by Ere RslreaS TAsysday pr lo-l64o bbls Flour 1913
do &hsky g75 Provisions 100 Lard 75 kex, Butter
4l79 sides Leather, 25essks Asbss
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Goal.

NOAL.-THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA.
u AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY bssi i1 ss Dssn
completed their Railroad from the ,,snsrei
% receive orders and for the delivery Of Os
kOk ~ ~ no mile. from New York during no
ensuing after 10Th Apri cenpies VI ~ viii
OF this COAL and ali information desired respee NJ 81 WALL
given on Application the Office Of the Company "a hs,s
81 EEW.fORK, Insurance Building, second "o'J1
Cuc 1lars can also b procured. - ,uyr "a p,.sdsnk.
A. J. OpELL, Seety. WIN T. "AAH@''
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STAMMERING, &c, CURED by DIR. JONES
- in from three hours lie requires no pay oil bis
patient il cured He lately discovered and neyerfains
svsencures without pain surgical operation. Office OF
American Hotel, Hartford. CT
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bAvlsOn Thurdsy April TO- Ida c. sniy ehld Of 1oorass1
and Mary A Davis. ssed months and rs days
7e relatives and fesds Of the family, also thoee Of ye
and Hannah Davis, and Daniel ard Margaret OhIey 1e
respectfully the funeral Saturday APru
at O'Clock, from No as Fourth street. without iof'A"
xuatier
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Daper ndrebonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRdOh-
J. SON Co., No. 30 BeeSnan ST., efer for sale I" ~
lowest terms:
Writing Papers, English, French and American
Raws Paper, all sEes weights and qushnes
~ Paper, oil sizes weights and qusIiuss. a.
TTsrs per facy eoors aud white, Of the lest soasy
HAngSs PsPeT, white and colored dlnsi s WILLIE
Hstters r aper thin and Of the best quality
Cloth Paper Sz4o and 4oIp. 49,. .-t,.A
English Hardware PsPer large Az" - ~-
thesthing P sper Of the best quality
Wrappins Paper Straw, Rag and MAMMA
Tea Paper Of different Hies =. /. III
Tar RoSans PAYER. suitable for roofs rofA
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Washington Market Wholesale Prices Current.

REPORTED TOR The N. Y. TRIBuSE BY BARTON, FRANCE
Co.. Successors 10 ThurstOn 4 Crandel) Commlssioa
Merchants, Nos. and 10 West Washington Market.
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Uroreries.
BniIoins alaierials.

BniIoins Editorials.
r,NCAUSTIC TLES-For Vestbules, Halls
r III. Dirins rooms ConservatorSss, &c. eAHNkln
CTIIMSEY-TOPS LRAIN-PlPES, SC. For sale by -
"A1" MILLER & COATES, No. 30 Pearl-st, ~ Z.
DOOFS-ROOFS-RO cheapest ana
IL -, sr,oe for covering roofs s TAR ROOFING PAPEEy
hcb We keen constantly hand and VIII sell IN large or snsd
quantities TO suit purchasers 1900 =, - -.
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OFFICE GREEN BAY, MILWAUKEE, CHICAGO X r. 90
No. 81 WALL-sr., NEwYORK, April 9, 1870. -
COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE EIGHT
~ PER CENT BONDS Of this Company will be paid on and
10th of April ins at the ocean Bank Ne% Ok
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WASHINGTON CITY.
CONGREss-FRIpAY.

sESArE.-Mr. Yulee reported bill to provide for the
compulsory prepayment of postage all transient printed
matter and gave notice that he should call it for con-
sideraton Monday next The bill to repeal much Of
the act approved March 1885, provides for the cree
ton of armory in Washington city, read third
time and passedyeas 90 nays IT, The bill for the relief
of obed Hussey taken up and debated until after three
o'clock but without taking any question it, the SEN
az proceeded to consider executive business and afterwards
adjourned over to Monday.
HOUSE OF REPREsESTArNEs-The House resumed the
consideration of the Illinois contesedelecton After
speeches from Messrs Stephens OF Georgia. Archer 1.-THE
testant and Washburn of Maine the resolution declaring
James Allen of Illinois, not elected and not entitled to
seat in the House. adopted The resolution declaring
William B. Archer the contestant elected and entitled to
seat member Of the House. was then rejected The
House then directed the Clerk to pay to the contestant
mileage and per diem to this date Notice given that
the for the Territory Of Nebraska
would be called up tomorrow.
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DoNFI,soN OK FIIIuoRP


The most unnatural political association that exists
is that between Fillmore and Donelson Whilst the latter
was editor of the Washington Urioa proposition was
started that the compromise democrats and conservative
wings should form Union party" for the reelection Of
Mr.. Fillmore. The proposition indignantly condemned
and rejected by Major Doneson and for his consmp,uous
rejection Of 1t the Baltimore American took him 10 task
Major Donelson reply to the American dscoses his opn
ion Of Mr. Fillmore distinctly tina, reproduce
for the special benefit Of Mr. Fmore ardent admi-
rers:
"The Baltimore American IL not well suited with
temptuous rejection Of its absurd proposition that the demo-
who rally upon the mainenance Of the Compromise
platform which to carry out the ancient and tmebon
ored principles Of their great party should join the
yatve wings In Union organization to sustain and
elect President Fillmore The American begs spare
any further expression Of 'astorhment TAaf viii
do the American win but spare and the country any fur
Their persistence In such fooiss For Il not
the plain Of every plain monstrous olsy ak
national Democrat 10 sHs,aa Mr.. Fmors rcpudisted
by twohirds OF his party eleventh
from bis KNOWN ABoLITIoNIsM oflsts TO the old DEM
oerac doctrine Of nonntervention imbodicd In the Com
promise ~ s##.. r#.u..a..
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ANOTHER SECTIONAL OUTRAGE.

The sectional majority in the House of Representatives
eonsummated outrage upon justice and right yesterday
In declaring the of Hon. James G. Allen vacant which
has parallel in partisan Madness except in the past pro-
ceilings of the body There is not of the black
republicans who voted the question who has better
right to his seat than had Mr. Allen. No intelligent man
acquainted with the facts of the give any other
than political for the preparation Of such act
of fragrant wrong That political is obvious that
we hardly suppose the black republicans themselves pre-
tend to deny it. Mr. Allen is genuine national democrat
His seat contested upon petexts imsy that the
contestant not allowed to take the seat even after
it had been declared vacant Mr. Allen was virtually en-
PEELED from Congress for the offence of being democrat
and because his expulsion might increase the chances OF
Colonel Fremonts election to the presidency in the House
of Representatives in the present relative strength Of the
Illinois delegation in that body As shall have more
say of this outrage, will only add that in the
whole House there was no faithful and efficient repre-
sentative and reliable democrat and more
ardeny devoted to the Union and the constitution than
Mr. Allen Had he been less true to democracy and the
Union could have retained his seat We have little
doubt that his constituents will resent the wrong and vim
dictate their rights well those of their injured
representative by sending him back with new commits
son and give his prosecutors chance to expe him again
He is sure to come back good democrat and Union
as he is now.
We were wondering who would be the next victim Of
the black despos that reigns in the House, when one
its organs the New York Herald announced that Mr. Hall
Of Iowa. is to be next expelled He too guilty of the
crime of being friend to the Union and he too stands
in the way of vote for Fremont in the House of Repre-
bentatives or with his head, says the Herald and
may expect the Tribune to echo the order II Herbert Is
not disposed of by judicial process it will be easy for the
House to despatch him. Fremont must be elected-no
matter what outrages costs the present House Of Rep
resentatyes effect the object
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IS OR WAS COL. rREnoNT A cATHoLIo9

The controversy between the organs Of Mr. Fillmore and
Colonel Fremont the present religious status of the
latter gentleman is still kept up with undated vgor
both sides The New York Express maintains the charge
that Colonel Fremont is Roman Catholic with
unfagging spirit whilst the New York Tribune and Cou-
rer perssteny deny the charge and insist that their
candidate always most consistent and devout
Protestant The Tribune and Courier fatter them
selves that they have last settled the muchvxed ques
ton by a certificate from ~ w. French, rector of the
parish of the Epiphany, Washington D. c." which is
follows:
"WAsHrSeros CRY, july IL, 1856.
"The following children Of j. Charles and Jessie Benton
Fremont baptized in the church Of the parish Of
the Epiphany, Washington ID. Cther baptisms being
corded in the register Of said parish
"Is4s August Is, Elizabeth Mcdowell Benton Fremont.
"ls4s, August Is, Benton Fremont.
"ls53, December %, John Charles Fremont.
"ls55, August I, Francis Preston Fremont
"Asnone baptized in house, Bat srosg 10
church, order Of the Protestant Episcopal Church for
the ministraton Of public baptism Of infants that
which used. .. J. w. FRENCH,
Rector Of the parish Of the Epiphany,
Washington, ID. O."
What answer the Express has to make to this singular
mode Of determining the issue not yet advised II
Is apprehended by that the discussion Is rapidly
making impression that II Is doubtful whether Colonel
Fremont either Catholic Protestant enough 10
make matter Of importance 10 decide TO which he was
most inclined.