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The CatarTh Doctor, G. Howard Marshall,
~r he again a, Nichols Hotel New York, Monday,
ia "a staying few days only Drest all letters 70 81 NJ
Hrss Hotel New York.
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Horrid murders, they say,
Are occurring every day.
Lyon murders every night,
nj hs 10 light
Reaches bed bugs rats and nice
He dcsroys-is that vcef
pspot for LYON powder and pills, for insects
sern "a Broadway and No South ghh street. Phi
kdelrkia.
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THE INSURANCE MONITOR, FOR JULY, NOW
rcady-Conens List Of all the reliable Fire Insurance
Companes Supendous Insurance Frauds In New York and
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ADVERYEgzESYs RENEWED EVERY DAY.


NV ID tlNt4NINlu hLNL WEw 0sLhl DhIs
Personal.
A DoPTION. AN ENGLISH LADY IN REDUCED CIR.
~ cunstsnees Of good family would give her eldest boy,
Southern ~hO would lent give pecuniary aid Tor the
the other chdren Address English Mother Herald
office.
CORNELIUS LEONARD. WHO, IN JUNE 1856
~ residing al No. ID Queen square, Westminster, but
Habana trading from Liverpool 10 Havana which
sci has been lately sold " Frcnch AMI her
changed 70 the Alma and trades from Havre ~ New
square, Westminster. but who afterwards resided ~ No. AZ
Parade street, BAckrars road requestei ~ commune
cate with Mcssrs Tebbs Soma Of Doctors Commons London
who information Respecting the above per
sons requested 10 communicate with the said Mssrs Ttbbs
Sons.
IT, 4. ~ WILL FIND TWO LETTERS IN THE BROAD.
II. way Pos once. CANDoR'
II JOSEPH GAzIAy, WHO LIVED IN NEW YORK
city about the year 1881, any descendant of Abraham
Gazay who le New York city Tor fexas time the
Nassau street New York. tey VIII hear OF properly
which they are Interested.
~ MR. CHARLES H. CONWAY, or PHIL ADET.PTITA,
s In the city, he will please call At the Navy Yard gate
BROOKLYN where he viii and ieer from friend
NfTSgTNG.-THOMAs HANNAH WAS LAST SEEN ny
second avenue cars Cat ~ h the l7h inst her
home Thirteenth street. His Is for height
about feet inches light sandy hair Thin In esh Any
waveriey Saloon corner O fourb street broadway
ID M-SADIY DISAPPOINTED YESTERDAY BUT
II. shall wait every day from l2to2 Time hiesy
. WANTS TO SEE PETE. SEND WORD WHERE
- and when. You have punished enough
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Diseases OF the sldn.-Dr. HOrvvltx's Once,
for the special treatment Of the most obstinate orns Of these
affections and Cor scroula is 30 Amy street. waefc
he be consulted daily Sundays ~cepted) from TO ii A.
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Rednccd Rr1Cca.-

j. c. FfSCHEkS circular scale piano warranted of
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Broadway theatre mandatory, corner OF Twenty eighth
Ninth
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DEApY THIS MORNING, AT DAYLIGHT,
III TIE LRDGEE or ROMANCE,
Containing further portion
of that

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Oh. Dear. do you wnnt to keep Cool!.

GREEN : shirt furnishing No. Aston House
Also, Just received from Paris nes and zephyrs
g. lze silk and rich thread uadershrs and drawers, &c
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EsIIoway's Ointment and Pills.-What are
their credentials They approved by the most enlightened
gy rrnsnts sanctioned by the highest mescsl authority,
sra AIRED niabe by thousands all diseases
tie skn glands and serreve Sold A. The mAnuiac
tories Maiden lane, New York. and 2ii strand Lon
COM and ali druggists Al 2c, 62sc and VI per pot box
Inhalation in Diseases OF the Lungs.-Notice.
DIR. HUNTER would give notice that during the hot
months patients VIII be received afer ~ r. NJ
y requiring of the lungs should II
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The Human Hair.-A. Grandie Jean having
for period Of forty years made the human hair his study.
may ,orsuJ daily all diseases OF the hair ut hs oice
- IN street. corner OF Barclay fon clock A. NJ to
sclocs y, NJ.
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b weeks by my onsuent which will not stain njure
BE skin 81 bcic, sst 10 any part 81 he country X a.
GRAHAM, 5oOla Broadway Briggs 81 state street. Albany
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EXCURSIONS.


nFIIGHrrUI. AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO THE
IL shore Long branch and shrewsbury sea- air aud
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way.
IrxCURsloN.-THE LARGE AND C0NMoDf Gus
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S S sI osS JAY and
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above iayore place ofresor, are informed mat until fur
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NEW FERRY TO wEEHAwKES GROVE, PorIOcS,s
~ Pavilion, and Gusenherg lhe ayorite steamer NER
Curry, Capt n Nasn viii during this week,
koonso street touching a. the foot 81 spring Amos and
u J. and clock Returning leaving Gutenberg 10
- tsnd o'clock. Fare, Ga cents.
CUNDAY EXCURSION TO GLENcovE. NEW Ro
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VIII return her old route and viii leave Peck slip At
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H Twenty sixth street. 81 and win leave Glen Cove 81
ITO CHARTER FOR ExcrRsroYs &c-THE NEW
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RIO CHARTER FOR ExCuRsIoNs.-THE LARGE AND
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White, the Halter, I4s Fulton street, be-
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

NANTED-AT NO, EAST BROADWAY, A cLERk
w for brass foundry wages liberal German Scotch
srmer 70 60 10 Geneva " wages $50 per year FAR,
paid. fireman hotel Places procured for
poriers for and hotels drive borses
carts cotton weayers cbambcrmaids, &C. Charges mes
rate. GILbEN a 20.
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At EviNS' extensive clothing warehouse Nos 20 and Is
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EROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsGTOs, Tuesday, Feb. >, To.
The Ner-York Mail Of this morning has not arn'o''
Mondays mail reached here to-day. 49,,
Mr. foIett will probably be elected House Pnn'"
tomorrow.
The Constitution of New Granada having been 20 20
modelled since the treaty between that Goyernuss.
and the United States regarding the construction
railroad across the Istmus, this Government has Dc
advised that new ioint arrangements have become ~
cersary Granada requires that her Legation De-.
must be apprzed Of our intention to transport troops
order thatthe Governor of Panama, being adviser
The fact. may be able to distinguish mere adventure
souads from bona fde military forces, which, in trar~
must conform to the civil laws of that country.
The area around the Hall Of Representatives -
dersely crowded this afternoon with hundreds OF Gu"
seekers, while Others sought refuge in the rotunaI 4,
the Capitol. Members, before and even during =.
eessop of the House, were constantly signing spPJl
osnt's papers No sooner had Capt Darling qusa,.'s
as door-keeper than he removed a messenger anu ~
pointed his successor. This served as signal =" "
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A BRUTAL MURDER IN KANSAS.

The telegraph reported from Kansas some time
since an alarming collision at Easton, on the day
Of the State election, in which several men on both
sides had been killed. With the usual falsehood
of the reports forwarded by the Border Rufians,
the blame of this collision was sscrbed to the
Free.State men, the aggressor being alleged to be
a Captain Brown at the head of . military compa-
ny from Lawrence, who had come in contact with
another military company from KickapOo.
A day or two after the telegraph contradicted its
ewn story, and reported the affair at Easton 10 be
If no consequence. But within q few days past
letters have begun TO arrive from Kansas, in which
the matter regains its original seriousness. We
published on Saturday two letters of this sort-one
from Lawrence, the other from Leayenworth-
but at the same time we expressed the hope and
belief that the bloody story told in them must be
exaggeration. But that story is fully confirmed by
letters which we printed on Monday copied from
The 81. Louis Democrat, and by a letter from our
correspondent at Leavenworth, published to-day,
which leaves no doubt that the Border Ruff.
fans, encouraged by the impunity which they en-
joy, have perpetrated new murder, far outdoing
all their other exploits in point of cowardce and
brutality. Cold indeed must be the heart which
such horrid atrocity fails TO stir.
The facts are these: The City of LesvenwOrth,
though it contained Free-Stste majority, and had
Free-State Mayor aud Common Council yet
unfortunately had no provision of Shsrps rifles
Ii had no leader of commanding courage and
prudence, and being situated close on the Missouri
line, was particularly exposed TO Border Raffian
invasion. Of this the Border Rufiians have taken
advantage. The voting upon the acceptance of
the State Constitution drew to that town Mis-.
souri, mob, who attacked the polls by surprise,
knocked down and nearly killed one of the In.
sPectors who attempted to save the ballot.bo1,
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s.tle account had they III

have bean Of mat a. fitle account had they 1T
beeu bssed on a real derelic,son on their part.
Il believe 1 cannot DO provoked 70 aliade b
this matter again-not even BY snSens az "As
"defeats which have 80 often followed ny
E'plans and efforts" II has been my Dad iaek
through life to put little more confidence IN hs'
man nature, and consequently in the pohoy q
straightforward, manly dealing, than facts woald
warrant; but this kind Of calculation does not n
ways fail, and it has not in this contest.
Henceforth, let this strife be forgotten. III
have hastily misjudged any ono as untrue to he
great cause Of Freedom in the Territories, merely
because he did not agree with me as to tho oess
mode of advancing that cause, bis steady hds'lV
will rebuke me ss no words could do Not hs
who begins well, but he who endurss to che end
will be esteemed and trusted by that popular heart
which measures and judges us all.
II NAV have spoken unkindly Of some Member
who seemed to wish Mr.. Banks dropped in the
hope severaly entertained, of falling heir 70 the
nost As have used no name in this connection.
none need be offended. But as this has been con-
strued as applying to Mr.. Lewis d. Campbell is
me repel this implication. Mr.. Campbell mas isa
that he was not well used in the outset OF thia
canvass, and with apparent reason. lie was un-
doubtedly the most popular Member on the Ant
Nebraska side of the House, had done the most
work for the cause, both in Congress and before
the People, and is still able to do more than any
man in the present House True, he made one
grave mistake last summer, which THE TRIBUNE
sharply reproved, but not more pointedly than II
did the vote of Mr.. Banks by which the Nebraska
bill was got out Of Committee. If it had been
mere question of original personal preference,
have no doubt that Mr.. Campbell would have
proved the iayorite But Mr.. Campbell indeed
misiudQes his friends if he believes that ali wero
untrue to him who deemed another man better
adapted to the Speakership, while he was esteemed
better qualified for the more conspicuous snd not
less influential position of leader in debate OF tie
struggle for Free Kansas and Freedom in the Ter
ritores. l make no claim to be regarded AZ one
of those friends; was openly and decidedly Tor
Mr.. Banks as Speaker from the START but know
what Others thought and said, and there were y
true friends of Mr. Campbell who took the view
lust indicated as any in the House. H.G.
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SssAlY Feb. 5.-A resolution to give two hundred
ccrds e wood to the poor of Washington City was
tabled by majority. bill was introduced for
the coinage Of pieces of the value of $780, to be called
'Unions" The remainder of the session was used up
by Mr. Foot, who made speech on our Central
American Relations He was for requiring a strict
fufllment Of the stipuations of the ClaytonBulwer
Treaty. and if England does not do it, for giving her
notice to quit, and making her do So Adjourned.
HovsE, Feb. 5.-The House refused by twelve ma
iorty to table the resolution declaring Adam Clos
brenner Sergeant at Arms, and he was chosen to that
office by 1903 to ss Nathan Darling was elected Door.
keeper and Robert Morris Postmaster. The rules of
the last House conditionslly adopted Mr.. For
ney was paid ss day, in addition to his regular sal
my, for services presiding officer Pending motion
to make o. Folle,t of Ohio Printer, the House ad-
Ssurned
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Aiken When this alleged correspondence or
minute Of conference comes OUT We 'n'" '"''''
less know why.

Ih.ve intimsted that the Democratic leaders
scanned deficient in gallantry and magnsnunlty III
their warfare on Mr. Banks. l have paia INC
,epaltv Of expressing this opinion with regard 10
those who supported Rust's resoluton and 'n''
opipiop is unchanged. Let me, then, render my
testimony to the manly bearing OF the great ma
iority of them from the moment 'na' '"0'' u0
feat VIVA proclaimed When Mr.. Benson as one Oh
the tellers announced that Mr. Banks, oy reason
Of the adoption of the Plurality rule and tho Vo'es
taken under it, had been duly elected speaAer' III
Marshall of Ky. raised an objection, when was
promptly rebutted by Howell Cobb and other lead
inc Democrats, who declared that they had fought
their battle out to the last cartridge aud w0uia
oountenanca no factious resistance to the choice
nov, fairly made. Gov Aiken, though sorely dlsap-
,o;r,sd bv the issue, was foremost in proderlns
acouiescence. volunteering to conduct Mr. BANKS
70 the Chair Here Mr. Clingmsn moved resolu-
ton recognizing and ratifying the election OF MI
Ranks. which was carried BY l56 to 40-3l OF the
latter Southern Democrats aud South Ameri-
csns-apd so the last cavl was disslpated- Mr.
Ranks WAS conducted to the Chair, briefly returned
,h,rls for the honor done him, and then, after
richl, deserved vote of thanks TO Clerk Forney ior
his able and upright discharge OF the duties OIL
Chairman during this unprecedented struggle the
House. on motion of Howell Cobb, adjourned.
iio"e'' y" ~ HG.
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We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition of The
SYaI-wEEKLy TRIBUNE for circulation IN Europe. 1t
will contain all the latest News up to the time of going
b press Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing
can be had at the counter in the publication office
Price Six Cents. The steamship Africa will leave
this port for Liverpool To-Day at ~ O'Clock.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for The NEw-
YoRK TRIBUNE can be le with the following Agents;
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We congratulate the people of this City on the
hct that at last the Central Park itecure. After
patient hearing Of the case, Judge Harris yester.
day gave his decision in favor Of the Park The
report Of the Commissioners ia now confirmed bv
Die fiscal authority, and nothing now remain, but
1he active work of laying Out and preparing it for
pse. That, doubtless, viii at once be proceeded
with; and probably by the Summer of next year
this magnificent work will be so far advanced that
's beauty and utility can be practically appreciated
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The telegraph gives us brief account of seri-
GUS accident on the Philadelphia and Harrisburg
Railroad. One man was killed, and from p TO
80 badly injured. There was also an accident
Yesterday ON the Harlem Railroad, whereby
conductor was killed.
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NewYork has cause to rejoice at the escape Of this
great enterprise from the many dangers that nave
menaced it at the various stages OF its progress
The decision of Judge Harris is given at length
on another page.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
DETROIT ELECTION.

Special Dispatch to Tho N. Y. Tribune
DETROIT, Tuesday, Feb. $, 1855.
O. NJ. Hyde, Republican, has been elected Mays
of this city by about two hundred majority over A.
Buell., the Administration candidate. Mr.. Buell. w~
in Congress in 1850, and voted for the Fugitive Slave
law. The Slavery issue was therefore fairly presentst
during the canvass.