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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-16


One dose taken short time before eating ives
vigor to the appetite and makes food digest we'll
One dose often repeated cures Chronic Dlar-
rhoea IN its worst forms, while summer and bow
el complaint yields almost to the first dose.
One or two doses cures attacks caused by
worms, while for worms In children, there is no
surer safer or speediei remedy in the world, as
never fails.
There is no exageration in these statement, -
they are plan sober facts that we can give evil
dc" g = prove, While all who use 1t are giving
then al hIous testimony in its avor.
A'qcu4 llI hundreds Of Liver Remedies now of
tered 10 ne &C, there IS none we can SO fully
recommend MS DR.. Sanford's lnvigorator, Sc gen
orally known now throui bout the Union. THIS
preparation is truly a Lirtr Inr1gorator, produc
ing the most happy results on all who use It. Al
most innl merabe certificates have been given OF
The great virtues Of this medicine by those Of the
highest standing In society, and we know II to 10
the best preparation now before the public
Hudson County Democrat.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
SANFORD & CO., Proprietors, s45 Broad way,
New ok.
Wholesale Agents in to, tou-Burr, Fcst, &
Co, No. l Cornhill Retail Agent--J. Russell
o.Nlding, q fremont street, opposite Museum.
Montpelier, ; /. Pierce; Waterbury, J. n
Henry, state Agent; Middlebmy, Ii. A Sheldon.
Aud sold by Druggists throughout the United
States ard British Provinces. Silly.
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ON MA N GOD,
AND ITS NATURE DECLINE
lust Published, Gratis. Goth Thousand

feg wo-is on the rational treatment, without Med
i@in@, Of speImEtofrhen o. Lucui Weakness, ociur
ral Emissions, Geuial ard N,ivon. DEBILITY, lmpo-
tea yi and 1ltdinicnts To Nj r'prege ally.
ny n. NJ NIN,M u.
The impotatt fact fhai ilir many a'armlur com.
1lmnts' orig mating Ia tie im u ence al 500 ide Of
you'h ma ne easily rcucNt WI ToUr MEDICINE. Is
80 this small set clearly douen t'ai'd an' tie on
TIRE new aud hlN eslrl estmert. adopted
hv the tuthor falv eNplur.' IN WtGit Of witch ev
one T. enab led TO cue him-' % rect aud at the
least possible ueub, avoidiugnl the Advertised
rosiiums f the day.
Sent u any uddres, CRATE arf post fiopir sealed
envelone, by rrmiltng luo gaiHl twopcstsFs lamps
TO Or n. DE LANEi,T LisqennI etree', hsN York
City. SLY
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-16
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
4 a / l. 4sa,a.;zie. II . a ID.

New Arrangem snts OF Passenger Trains
Commencing MJhday, august 10 1867.
Leave Fiteh6urg Depot, Boston, at 100 and ITO
4. NJ.
Leave tiichburgh at o 80 A. NJ, and l.sO P. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middlebury, at l2lOF.M.
and 0.OV aud 5.5V AM.
Leave MdaieouTy Tor Burlington, at 1885 A. NJ,
3.4U,P. NJ.
Leave lurmgton for Aliddlebury. at 10. 80, A. NJ.
s,VU 4. NJ.
Leave Mladebury for Rutland and Bellows Falls,
a. ii 49, ana A.M,, S.aI A. ".
At burlington, with Trains Of Vermont Cen
ual kaILOad au,. LaAe Champaign Steamers, Tor
rmttsUuieh house, I'UiAt 81. Albau-, Montreal
ana Ogdensoursh.
AT hutlaIlL, with trains Of the Western Vermont
htuahd y Washington and Saratoga q N hite-
hall Railroads iOr IlO! New ork, Albany, sa-
ratoga Springs, Scheheetady, and the Mesi, via
New loik Iehtlal hullToau.
Also by Stages, for woodstock, Bethel, and in
termediate points. At Bellows Fails with trains
Of the Cheshire Road lor Fichburgh. Won e ter,
Lowell, and Boston, Vermont alley Read, ior
Brattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven,
ana New \ ork, ana the Sullivan houd, Tor " ind
sor, White River Junction, and the " bite Noun
| tuins, l.. A. CHAPLIN Supt.
superintendents Office, Rutland, August 4, is57
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-16

ROlLED and Raw Oil, White Lead Dry
- and Ground Zinc, Yarnish and other
Paints, for sale by W. .REMSEN.
July IA, 1855.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-16
1ttc0itat.
InE MNER lNNlGNRAT0R.

DRLP~Hhn G} DE SANFORD. i, a rrsst
l. scicrtAc Medical Discovery, and is d.iiy
working cwe' almost too slcat to believe. Il
cures 81 by m.Fic, ,r,n The first date qiring ,en-
t,t AHA .c.iou more Than QUO bottle IS rcon rel
10 cmC un! N,Hd q Lirer Complaint, from tho
wort Jnunii,e or Dyspepsia to common lead
acne, all 4f which are the result Of Dis, sed
Ltrcy
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-16
CHI ZAP, CHFAFE. CHEAPEST.

The subscriber has on hand large assortment
of Miscellaneous Boois. Cheap Publications, Blank
Bools Sototniy DC,
Which he viii sell ~ lower prices than ever he
fore offered IN ibis County Please cnll and OK
anime soon, rs Il stock must lie sold 10 make
room for the fall stock.
n. B. No Gold Watches. or Iewalry thrown in.
CopelanLs News Room
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-16

-.1.s.-
n'"0AiueI!' ftinofi ing
tuo CAUSES Of DE- 'Ae Us
ease anu ehec'ing n
f'l ca cure " ttout
S,iy OF 'le 9. disnfrcee-
PIC ulter ehects'e { by
; u'liiI /, Naipincl tiii
sr ''',, r..soh' ma u
} u1,.F escorted
One a1se after cat
! ~ 10 ,uinclcnt To- re-
( 's ,ne stomach and
! eur 'le 100 rom
. una sVurlng;
{ y one dose taken
1 ue'u'e Ietirihg pre-
!, 'e1ls nightmare
, ~ ~Yc -. hSh
4 NJ hlsht i9osens the
poweis gently & cures
, cos1lVeness.
N one dose tnken at
q Ter each meal will
4 cure dyspepsia.
u one dose OF 2
'ea'poohiulls will al
. Mfays re lie e Sick
Z he @
u one bottle taken for
. Iclnale obstruction re-
, ili''NeS ''ie cause OF the
!. u.sease and makes a
9 perfect cure.
4 Only one dose Inn
lieu,atsl remoFeshe
On0hc' while
n One uose olteh re
PcHOtu IS 4 sure cure
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-16

Inc Liver is one Of
the iuucipal regu.at-
orr Of the human lc-
dv, and when il per-
forms its junction,
wei the powers Of the
system ave fully de-
ve'opei. The stomach {
/ a.mp { entirely de- Z
pendent OIL the Aoni- Y
thy action of the Liv- 4
er Tor the proper per- :
torrance oi its func {
tons. When the stom-
ach Is Al fault, the [
bowels are az fault, I.
and the whole system !
suffers in consequence ;
Of one orgali-thc Lir- 4.
er--having ceased to
do its duty. For the ,
diseases Of tia, organ, !
one of the proprietors !
has made ii his study, |
in a practice Of more
than twenty years, to
find some remedy
whorewith 10 counter
actthe many defange-
ments to which tt is
liable.
To prove that this !
re m c dy e at last
found, any person
troubled with Liver
Complaint in any Of
its forms, has but 10
try n bottle, and con-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-16
Every Farmer Should Own Them"
Agricultural Books.
Published by C. NJ. SAxroN, & Co, NY.

Farmers, Fruit Growers, Gardeners, Horse
Men, Sheep Growere, Grape Growers, Poulterers,
Bird Fanciers, Dee Keepers, Flower Gardeners,
Sugar Makers, &C., &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

iii II % ts uer. He hsd erdered a. mash
~, wee In tho election ot Bactsnsn as sn' mai oa
Ito hsr, sEd be wss cory to disagree VIII biz
,.r'y He ga sstosisbsd 1t TIE forsesrsSc' OF 'h-
o.otle OF KIsss toward tie Delegates T. the Con-
.esu .. II 'hsJ hsd legged them cat od iher ears.
sId cent them ou' Of the Territory, be Would oaVe
.epsad.d them for It. II tie Lec1Dpsoa e 'n'n.
D, tiop ,h UA ever be presented TO tie Senate be
,b-uh have " uesAlDg IL ssJ about it lie wu %
Free g der; 10 bic own State his most bi';er op'o
1eou we're Republicans. When be was 10 tue
vs,ty eour ois in Esw-York there was Dem =
,s'io State CONVENTION, OF which Me'sS ID 70.
it le ard Prstoo Kiog were members, ADD
st that Convention q proposition was mile
10 tho effect that if ae wing Of toe ps'1
sbCold clpseDt to ibdOrse the Wi'not Pro-
vho, they might have all the Offices but be re
fusd 10 enter in 10 any saoh agreement. Mr.. Doc
LITTLE tpsweied that be wss 10 that ConSenlio',
spo such resolution was cub nitted; but no pr
p's,ton II the KIND ever came from him. Die.
BRODgRICK said it WA Mr.. King who made tue
yropcsi,ion. Mr. King did not recolsct it. To
thought there could be 10 other motive for citzsns
resid'ns in Free SAFES opposios such resolution
eIospt the sope Of Office. M,. DOoLTT TIE sail
tlst Shen tho Wimo't PrOsiso was before
tho Senate end was expected to pass, MI. Cass
expressed his snIie'y sgsip and sgan 10 record bis
vote in its favor. 1t f.ed, becsuse John DAVIS
"a he'd it 10 death. bat to get the Southern nomns
tics tor P5e,ident Mr. Ca,s subsequently wro'e the
N choltor letter. Mr.. BROWN save notice that 10
eh I'D teleafter express hls views; but If toe re-
cent election in Kacsas was q fair one, he stood
0n,n tie record il favor Of her admission; and II
ste shOud tsk TO CONS in ~ Slave State, be hoped
bis trietts On tie other sid, would admit her.
The Stpeto th,n adjourned TO the 4th day Of
Jacua'y.
la tie HOUSE Mr. WARREN asked that the Com
m.tee on Territories be ibstTucse to repors as to
tie proprie'y If EXCLUDING the delegate from Usah
fou o seat, on sccount Of the rebellion Of Brigham
Youug Mts,rs Bake, B)cDck Humphrey Mar
sbsll, Mori. OF Illinois, Davis Of Maryland, Cur
It's, Warren, Boyce. c 'lfsx, Sepbers, and ot1er',
Joined TO a general debate On tee Affairs Of Utah.
Dir. KEITT mossd 70 table the resolution, which
wss iost The resolution cid rot come 10 vote.
That part Of tie Presidebt's Message ref rriog ID
Utah wssssnt 10 the Comm ttee on Territories. Me-.
PETIT snnoUrced the death of Mr. Breuton, and
Mr. NIBLACK the des:t Of Mr. Loci hart and after
the delivery Of eulcgies upon them, the House ad.
jouned to tAe 4tb dsy Of January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

Does any bety ~spt bis salary iacressed' IL %
en- show tie rem test copoectkn with TIE CiJ
G neDnebt let him ssy the word snd up is goes
TIE Sopsrvisors, the Aldermtp, the Councumso'
add ,be more important lobby are working vita a
gill in pu,tirg up the figures. TIE Mayor enc Oil
bis cleric; the Street Commissioner (provded
Devin 10 The mar AID su bis crowd; the gold
medal Chef Engineer ard oil his boys; the City
in,psetor with bis email army; the Law Depart
ueet-e.eryb BID, except sod FIass'-have been
remembered to the tuae of IS 10 80 per cent in
crease. Already the total Of "a'sries" is up to
$50, 600 assiust $235, OcO the ysar before Wood
"a. elected; and the work ssal goiag on. Toe
is.est cases Of starvation are the Police Justices
Who get on'y So $50 a year. The Jmpa'hzirg
Supervisor, DOW propose to add 81 200 to this
mailing 50, 533 per annuu. 1t adds only 81 600
,esr 70 the tax; and who cares The public is .
goose, and he is fsol who hasn't hand In at the
pluckirg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

In the SENATE, yesterday, after referring various
portions of the Presidents Message Mr. STUART
took up the Kansas question. He agreed WITH A.
torpey General Butler that the power Of Congress
in the admission Of new States was pensry. Con-
sress 10 to determine whether the State shall be ad
mited at al, and if 90, how. Epablh scis are not
indispensable to the admission of new States. These
principles he applied to the case Of Kansas. Was
the form Of Government republican, and we're The
people tati,6td, ard did they ask admission under
1t COnGe" had power to admit but Lot TO
cOerce. Az half Of the people OF Ksusas had not
an opportunity TO vote for Delegates to the Conven
ton, how should they abide by the decision in which
their voice had not been heard Tbs Convention
Vas trick ard fraud, and he would never vote
to sanction that fraud, the most enormous ever a.,
tempted upon the people under the form Of lax. If
This (ibe LscOmpton) Constitution was forced upon
the PEOPLE If KanIas, those who did it would light
the torch Of civil discoId throui hout the Union
They might cry "peace, peace, but there would
:'be no peace" Mr.. BRoDERIcK agreed with
Mswrs. Douglas ard Stuart in most Of their re-
marks; but when Walker went to Kansas he fouad
irsunecrion, and with great labor restored peace.
The Piesiielt and Cabin,t wero slone responsible
for the recent outbreak. 1t Sss the frst time that
be had known tho President to descend from his
Eah position 10 coercs peacesble cifzso' 70 tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

Owing to q decrease in tho supply Of beef cattle
Al d very great improvement 10 tho condition. OF
,he weather it being clear cool AID dry, there sss
flight Improvement in the price Of beef cattle at
Bulls Heal yesterday in favor Of tbs d'ovees. Al
Cd fair bullocks suitable fox the stalls Of resp.c
able retailers, sold at prices equivalent to 1910
cents pound, and good macy c.ts'e of title
extra quality sold at Piices equal to lO4@l cents
pound and few super extra once at a. ~ ceots.
TIE msss Of them however sold from t, ceats,
and Tho mest Of such should DO rotxiled at l00l2
cents for the best cuts. Generally the price q. re-
tail has not fallen in proportion TO tie price at
Wholesale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

We learn from Kansas that the Legislature has
passed an act submitting the Calhoun Constitution
to the people on the 9TH Of January. Measures
had been t.Aen to secure fair election on the 2lst.
A Free State man hsd been killed in an afftay at
DoniphaD. Tue report Of General Lsne's des:a
was an error. Secretary Stanton had rejected tho
Militia bill and so ne Others. Oar special core
spohdsnt telegrsphs that war had broken out in
the southern part Of the Teri ory and that several
men had been killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24
Nem1)mk daily Gribn,re
THURSDAY. DECEMBER "a. 1867.

Aa im por.sut asseUb'sss Of proniseot s,tses'
met lat sight at the r.sdsoce Of Mwor r'smsoc,
to make . moro intimate scqaaiptsaeo ~',h 81
new city Executive, AID Assure Am Of tasir o..
operation in resuius tue CITY from it prosest ME
& wrnn.pt. An ng those pres.at ~er. Jasse'
So,ton, Woodrug aud Hoa oso- Lsat.4)'
Brsdisb, Peter Cooper l.sse BE 1, Jsin d Wolfe.
Charles N. Leupp nd others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24
KANSAS.
Hogr. }. WALLER, Washington.
Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tnbons.

Special Dispatch 10 The N Y. Tribune
LEcOMPTON, K. T., thursday, Dec. II, 1867.
The Legislature have adjourned. They ps'ssd
laws 10 iubmit the Lecompton Constitution To
fair vote; militia law; a law TO punish frauds u
elections; and resolutions for The Topeka and
against the Leconpton Constitution we're passed.
The new Governor, Gen. Denver, is ct Lar
renee.
War has broLsa out in the south part Of ~
Territory. Several men have been killed. a
Iequi.ition has been made on Secretary Stantoe
for troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

%. suffered t,rlf to be employed az the ia'saaro
fps,ties o. xious rather fjr reS vios tsst u'''
h.p for expressing IT, SiDe receas d's'sma ~
4 The TIM, % tbs suei-c; hs7e ssn tu'
pointed letter from Mr. Livingstone the f.noa'
Afresn traveller. He states that from rafli'
TIE inns, ard other jouuas which took "@il"
.isps be vent 70 Africa strongly Impressed ~'so
b. ID. tho, the English .or. for tue suppression
of The slsye.trade bad been futile, sod tsst tue
commerce vas eli a. aoudsbipg - ever. H'
observations. however, 10 the interior led hu t.
quite . cootlsry co,c'usioo. Was'e'er tn
i,~p, may choose to sT or Thick, the native
African ,l.ve traders regard the buscess as SAB
stsniay at an end, and lament with much p'thos the
iocd Old times before tpe Eoshsh cfui'ers az
pt JARED % the coasts snd tbs view is upheld by toe
extremely low price d slaves through at tbs Ia
terror Of Ahic,, twins to the decioe Of tho dem'nd
oo the cosst Neither the s,ea Is of slaves 10 the
oteior nor their transportation to the cost is apy
iyr ger ps,i,g bu,i e,s; and aresds, in plsce Of
this uaaic 10 sl,ves, trade in various articles Of
produce 10 largely iubhituted. Dir. Livingstone
thinks for the British GoveiDmen. to abandon ito
oppressive operations would be to give over the
oAMe ju,t a. the game is sbcu. to be bsgged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24
To the AssscIsted Press.


ST. LOUIS, Wednesday Dec %, 1867.
The Democrat has news from Lecompton thst toe
Legislature passed az act submit ing the Calaoua
Consttution TO the vote Of the people of the Territory
On the 9Th of January in three FORMS viz fret, Con-
tuition with Slavery" second, Constitution witho@
Slavery" third, "Agsins. the Constitution"
Stringent measures have been adopted for watching
be polls on the 2lst. Committees were appointed
each precinct 10 take the Of al voters, 30 q,
detect false returs- A good msny Missourians rss
going over to woe.
An exciting ARRAY occurred at Doniphan, Ia whifs
man named Latham had been murdered.
The report Of Gen. Lanes death Ia false.
Secretary Stanton hsd rejected tbs Militia and Other
obnoxious bills, which were not insisted 90 By sas
LesisstUIe.
SECOND DIsfArcH.
Tie Democrat has further advises from Ksnsas'
stating that the Legislature has passed an act repes~
irg the Law authorizing the Constitutions ConvsS
tor.
The Militis law vas passed over Acting Govern"
S.sntons veto.
General Lane is appointed Msjn Genera, YIN es"
Bnsadiers, also an Adjutsnt, aud fol mils's'5 7"
gsnizatior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

TbeAIderwen did not quite pas tbs donation Of
$4,000 to MAYOR Wood lsst night, bat they viii
do it. The osienslble purpose 10 to reimburse M'.
Wood for moneys paid ont in resisting the lave
tbs is sufficiently impudent, to be sure, but va
have tho Mayors w,Id that it il untrue a's'
Here arc bis words copied from his message of tns
4.h of May last,
at oily necessary to add that IT, on 6nsl hear
leg Of the BY The Coat Of Appeals it shall bs do
cided that the Metropolitan Z llos ACT 10 rot repus 2
nsrt te the CONSTITUTE SA assume The whaeerp.ne
Of carry ipg 1t there"
Here 10 the voluntary promise Of the Mayor, aid
the people should hOd hu to it. II the Common
Council vote the money, let aome taxpayer Try tie
Court., and if it must be paid lot it be aoas with
some for IL of equity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

Another specimen Of the ineffable imPudsncs Of
Mayor Wood was laid before the Councilman lass
night in the shape Of an ordnance regulating the
appointment Of beiLriseers. Having gr.ti6sd t's
malice by turning out Of Office, without even t.e
formality Of cbsrge, the experienced aud mainly
deserving IL oumbeote, and putting in their places
the fscile tools who have doas b. airsy work h.
gets up an ordinance providing that no removals or
sppon sments shsl hereafter 10 msde except by tho
Beard of Aldermen. His ready ser'ants IN tue
present Board rush it through without word, and
sepd it forthwith to the other Board, where tho
same gag Wa, attempted. IL was unsucce"fal,
however, and the precious docu Uens lss over; bat
we presume be vii find ,hir'y-ons msm'er' ODE
dwn, enough to adopt it. II is msaa trick OF
Weed to prevent the new Mayor from disturbing
bis hirslres, and for the honor Of msoly opp
sition and the credit of the Fire Department. it
ought not to psss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

Later news from the Utah army afhrm' that the
story of the ,ever'es of TWO companies Of infantry
are MT true Themain force he'd conferred a; Bl.cks
Fork, and was moving at slow rate toward Fort
Brdser. The supply trains were all up and pro-
visions were abundant, but the animsIs were giving
ont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

...,.r. .n with at chs 'so shau b o'sdssssed
Va SIC for carrying 20 tie work. II tau e'e,-
.,ho.ll,. s,dss tho reo2tyts vii rrceas'y %
quite buoy With tbtir secu'sr work sf'er trey a.
I'VE be,e We deuspd that the leisure Of the voyage
be improved for their reoOpsruceos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

Last night Of Tanuaay Hal, Mr. John Wa
Buren, declared himself In tsvr OF tie Lscou ptos
scheme and Of PresI dent Buohssanis m.tscd %
ustcbios nisser 10 Nebraska" II ss,o dy b..
hitherto doubted whether BOohsoan will bs bsstso
in tho pending nie't, this mov'm.ns Of P,inee
johns 10 help hin settles TIE question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

The Board Of Education last night ios'stel 90
their outrageous estmstes for the year 1863,
although they have been protouuced uegs By tao
Controller and the Presidents Of tho CJmuoa
Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

We publish among our Washington dispatches
the letter Of the Secretary Of Stat. to Gov Walker
accepting bis resignation. II is weak as bsfss its
author, it is foolish, as BETS the cause he uader
takes 10 sustain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

SPECIAL pIsPATcHES TO THE y. Y. TRIBUNE
Frses Osv C0a Correspo~desf
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec %, 1851
Mr.. stuart's .peech was heard with much In
xfess, and il commended as clear, sensible afgu-
men. against the Lsccmp!on Constitution. He
went further than Doushs has yet gone, aad was
particularly severe on the Lscompton Constitution
Mr.. Bro derck's denunciatiOn Of the Adniaissrs
ton vas vehement, and excited good deal OF
seu.stion. His declaration that he was the last OF
tie Democratic Senators who would come out
against tie Lecompton fraud is not considered cor
rect by well informed Senators. 1t is thought that
others bes de- Messrs Stuart and BrOderick will side
with Mr. Douglas.
In Executive session to-day, the discussion OF
Mr.. Sedgwick's case vas CONTINUED, but no cenclu-
sion was reached.
R,es -4aotkey Corre.pOr6es.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. %, 1857.
The War Department has received dispatches
from 30. ByiIle, announcing that troops had been
posted at all the polls in Kansas where difficulty
was spprek ended along the frontier.
A letter reached here yesterday, dated October
10, at Hams Fork, stating tuat Col johnson was
within two days march Of Col. Alexander, who is
ct the head of the troops and trains. All well, aud
no obstacles. Smiths command was six days
march in the rear.
We have DO intelligence here yet confirming the
tlegrsphic statement from st. Louis that COLI
.ion with Mormons had occurred.
TIE Preamble to the House Resolution, concern
ns Utah this morning involves declaration of war
40 distinctly IS in the case of Mexico. repeal Of
the Territorial Act 10 fOreshadOwed. The President
and Mr.. Cobb determined today on saree per cent
a. the interest on Treasury Notes. discretionary
SIX millions is TO be issu:d promptly In only three
determinations, one hundred, Ave hundred and a
,houaa1d. The first is engraved by Carpenter o
PsIade!phis, and the two nthers BY Brown an
Hatch, New. York. Orders were given to-day f.
have tie work pushed with all possible expedition
The cd plates viii be used, AMI the notss are eI
pected at the beginning of next week.
Three. quarters Of million Of back and curreu
pay for members is postponed ct the Treasury for
want Of funls.
Mr. Lamb was confirmed to day, aud the discus
sion was resumed on Mr. Sedgwick's nomination,
but was finally postponed.
The delay was caused by assurances frem New
York that reasons for the objection would BE- forth
coming.
Steele for the great bulk Of Government Stock,
redeemed by the Savings Banks Of New York due.
ting the PRESSURE remains yet in the Treasury, the
run having suddenly subsidized. l! may be used TO
absorb the new netes.
The President valves the rotation rule in this
district 90 far a. Mr Key, etAstorney, - con-
cernes, who is q nephew Of Judge fancy.
Dir. Allen has decspisated nearly all the clerks
appointed by Dir CuDOm.
Judge Taaey's name 10 Used as indorsns Mr.
Chford's fitness to an easy confirmation IN the
Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

The New. jersey Court Of Psrdons has refused
to pardon or commute the sentence Of DonnellS.
He will, therefore, be executed on the Sth Of
January next.