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Inasmuch as we took occasion not long since to
make some comments upon the return OF pau
per whence she came across the ocean, and TO
defend the principle on which it was donc' we
are called upon by The Bosto" Advertiser 70 OK
press our sentiments upon another case Oh inc
extradition of lunatic. If we had nothing else
to do we should be very happy TO administer tho
local government Of Massachusetts,; and We
trust that in doing SO we should merit and re-
ceive the appreciation of The Adeen'ser. bat
our occupations do not admit OF our dong THIS
and hardly permit us to look into the cases OIL
alleged maladmnistration to which me hae"-
,;s.r solcits our attention. FLAW is violated or
humanity is outraged in consequence OF the lack
of our supervision Of affairs in the Bay s'a'e'
we shall lament the circumstance IN common
with The Adrer,iser, but We cannot take blame
upon ourselves in consequence.
We have already disposed of the case OF MARY
williams and her illegitimate offspring, ana wa
believe our readers understand tho gf'"""A
ppon which we based the opinions we tooA occa-
sion to express on that transaction. w" ne"a
mot. therefore, further allude to IL. In respocs
70 the case of Hugh Carr, to when Inc haoe'''s'r
now calls our attention, it strikes US, on the
face of it. as a cruel and uDjustifable proceed
inc. And it would seem, according to The A&-
r,rti,eys statement, that the transaction was also
clearly contrary to law, since that paper afiirms
that the State authorities have already inter-
posed and ordered his return, in order to avoid
a threatened suit on account of his unnatural
expulsion from the country of his adoption AFTER
a thirteen years residence therein. 1t is case
in which, as at present advised, we do not 500
that any difference Of opinion can be entertained.
or is likely to be expressed. Justice, common
sense the law, and the feelings Of humanity. al
concur in cOndemning it. We submit that u u
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We publish in another place u letter from one
of our correspondents in Kansas which shows
that the brutal ruflans who have invaded that
territory from Missouri not having it all their
own way. When resisted by the people of
Kansas. they prove by no means formidable.
Our correspondent also states that reaction is
taking place in Missouri against the disgraceful
conduct Of the Atchison mob. Kansas we are
told can surely be made free State if the North
will send forward the money and means. Not a
doubt of it, and let the people of the Territory
once show disposition to defend their rights,
and that fact will so great way toward winning
the battle.
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inc in the augmented value Of the properf, 'nsy
had wrested from the hands Of the Democracy
BY help of the Democratic tariff Of lS!O-a2.

BY help of the Democratic tariff oil lo'V-aS'
British Free trade is now again about to die,
leaving behind her q declining foreign commerce;
q growing foreign debt; constant and Va
ereasing export Of s2ceie, requiring every dollar
that comes from California; decaylns internal
commerce; credit greatly impaired; roads eS-
erywhere stopped; laborers everywhere seeking
employment and unable to find it, and money
lenders and Spectators rejoicing al the rich hsr-
vest they have already reaped, while anticipating
the still greater one now so rapidly coming to
maturity under the "benign influence" Of Mr.
Walkers tariff of 1876, and to DO harvested by
help OF the sheriff.
The facts thus briefly presented for the consid-
GRAFTON Of The Post are the same that have more
than once appeared in our columns for that of The
Journal Of Commerce and ErsniHg Post OF this City,
with request that they would explain
them in accordance with their British Free trade
doctrines. From neither of them however have
We been enabled to extract word, although
they have been tempted by the offer to repub-
lisb their reply, and thus give it the advantage
of circulation among our million Of readers-and
they both now occupy the position OF those
who have neither the courage to defend the
ground they have occupied nor the mlnliness to
acknowledge the errors they have made.
We now make the same offer to The Boston
Post, inviting it to republish the above brief
statement of facts, and Offering it in return the
enormous advantage of being thus enabled to
claim of Us that we shall give its Free trade
doctrines in reply the benefit of larger circula-
ton than can be furnished by any other paper in
the world That advantage it shall have, and as
The Post can readily appreciate its value, we
rest here in the confident belief that it will not
follow the example of our neighbors and stink
into hole and hide its head as have done both
III. Journal of Commerce and The ". \. Even
inc Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-01

Some time ago tho British Board of Trade
published tables relating to the population OF
Russia, extracts from which were reprinted in
some of the London journals. The Board OF
Trade however were not then acquainted with
the recent Census of 1851 which the late Car,
by Imperial Manifest of Jan. 90, 1850, had Or
dered to take place throughout the whole En-
pire. The general results of this last Census,
not yet published by any English paper, the
reader will find collected in the subsequent ia
bles. On the whole they may be relied upon,
the materials from which they are derived hav-
ing been sifted by NJ. Peter Won koPPen, the
wel-known member of the st. Petersburg
Academy, and at this moment perhaps the best
authority in all matters relating to Russian sta
tistics
THE POPULATION OF RUSSIA ACCORDING TO THE
CENSUS OF THE YEAR 1881.
II
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SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH TO EUROPE.

The written history of mankind or general
history as it is called thus far simply political.
1t vibrates between red-tape and the long knife.
1t puts cause after effect. Ii not only makes
material industry-the hewing, blowing, dig
ging, building, cooking, weaving man and his
works subordinate to the fighting oman, the law
writer and administrator, but it omits to men,
tion him altogether. The King builds the CITY
The mason is passed over along with his bricks
and mortar. Mr.. Webster saves the country
Mr.. Clay saves the country. Mr. Jones saves
the country. Mr.. Smith saves the country.
Mr.. Brown saves the country-and so on.
In reading the historians one is mentally col
lapsed at the crises which they portray. His
torians however must have subjects They can
not take the quiet growths of cultivated nature
the noiseless harvester the myriad little
clnks Of industry's loom and hammer. Out of
these comes no distinct picture. Man, after all
the philanthropic talk, hates multitudes. He
viii have hero. As soon expect nove-reader
to devour three volumes about crowd without
some ideal maiden upon whom 10 bestow the
wealth of bis erotic heart-without some ruffian
to grit bis teeth upon-without some fuss gene
rally to be rainbowed into climacteric ecstacy
or darkened into dying sgony-as to expect
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tershnrr Almanac for 1851:


This last table affords striking illustrations
of the social condition of Russia. In the
United States for instance a. country mueh
newer than Russia, and with only about ons-
third of her population there are thirty towns
of 90, coo and upwards, whose aggregate popu-
lation is 1921 900 This contrast shows how
exclusively the people of Russia are still de-
voted to agriculture and how much must be
done in order TO raise them to high plsee In
the list of civilized nations.
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The Virginia election has been godsend to
the TammaDyites. They managed to get up
three meetings last evening inside and outside
of the Old Wigwam. The attendance was quite
large, and the naked dcformities Of Know-Noth-
ingsm was thoroughly exposed by some of the
speakers. John Cochrane presided. There was
quite Fusion of all sorts of Softs and Hards,
uniting in congratulations over the election of
Henry A. Wise.
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would be difioult to state, ;, the population Of
Russia the mountain tribes u the Caucasus.
In the above statement the regular army and
the Kirgish hOrdes are not included.
AS to the population Of the towns, thsro exist.
according to the recent Census, IN tho whole
Russian Empire but tLirty-four towns vita
more than 10000 inhabitants. We give list
of these towns after the tables in the St
ID. Anr.hnrr lrnanac for iS1f.
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THE POPULATION OF RUSSIA.

The first Census of All the Russiss, or as the
Russians themselves call it, "the first Revision
of the Population, was ordered by Peter l
in 1870, and from that time to 1851 seven Re-
visions have taken place, according to which
the variations of the total population of Russia
at different epochs may BIO stated as follows:
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AewSnmrk daily Wibnpre
FRIDAY, JUNE /, 1855.
To Advertisers.

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then will be time and space, the ancient limita-
tions of humanity Annhlated by that indus
trous hand and that scientific genius with which
Man was endowed when be was set to subdue
and 10 rule the earth
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A proposition to extend the right Of Suffrage
to colored men was voted down yesterday in the
Connecticut House of Representatives, by ma
jority of twenty.
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To CopprSpovDryTc

Subscrbers 10 THE TRIBUNE wishing their Post-Ofce al
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Thia would frequently prevent delay.
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changed. the old address well the
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The GREAT lNHALiNG REMEDY for ASTHMA,
CONSUMPTION and all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs Dr.
CvRISs HyGsANA rhcusnts have been restored health
the by the HyeEANs. Principal Office No. SIS Brosd
way snd sold by C. H. RING No 1872 Broadway. Pnoe ouy
$Sa psckse Dr. CURTIS wiz be at the oce daily from 10 70
ocoek. whore he may be consulted free Of chafse.
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There Is no more ranity or toppshness in chang

ns the color the Hair following the changes Of fashion
drs The object In both il the 20 reader
the person directive Bssids those who CRisroDO
nos DYE mpa color the sr natural that detection Of
the impossible Manufactured sold aud spilled BY
C2isToDoRo, No. 6 Aston House..
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NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for june 3.
Circulation, over 129, 900
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:

THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
IFDITORIALs: The Result 10 virrnis An Americ an
An Women Gear; Administrative Reform IN Brit
ain. The New Legislation; Resistance to barba1sn
Masks of; TIE New French Minister; Value OF ths
Union o the South; Canada
H. EUROPE RRyIsITED-No- ~: Paris In May; ct
ter from Horace Greeley.
ILL., ANOTHER OUTRAGE IN KANSAS: Giti.sp
Kidnapped; The Truth oftbe McCrea Affair; Whist s
Needed in ksnsGs; Letter from Correspondent Al
LesveDwOrth.
ry..oNE WFIK LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE:
Arrival OF the steamship Pacific
yONF WEEK LATER NEWS FROM CA IPOR-
MA: Arrival of the steamship george Law; A Letter
from Correspondent at san francisco.
yT..THE PERSONAL LIBERTY LAW OF AAS5A-
CHUsE1TS.
VII THE COST OF GOVERNMENT.
VIII REVIEW OF THE WEEK Giving IN a condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and important
tbst have trsnsped in the City United States,
The south Pacific Coast, New-GTauada and Europe.
ix..POLIITCAL INTELLIGENCE: The Virginia Lee
toD; Speech by Sir. Wise.
KITE ERUPTION OF yEsUvIUs
XI..EEW PUBLICATIONS. Life Of George Washington,
by Washington living.
XII. .HYDROPHOBIA: Letter from J. II. Griscom, NJ. D.
XlII..BELTING THE EARTH.
XIV..IHE DEATH OF Mr.. WILLIS IN CINCINNATI
Xy..THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
XVI SISTER ROSE (Conclnded.)
VII..POETRY: My Dream !" " Robert Of Lincoln"
XVIII. THE LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
XIX. MARRIAGES srd DEATHS
XX..THE MARKETS: Full Reports OF TIE Stock Money.
Cotton, Grain, Cattle and other Markets, specially
reported for The Tribune.
supscRIPTIos-Cue copy for year, So three copies
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HAIR DYE, WIGS AND ToUPEEs.

celebrated Factory No. 23 Broadway. Nine private
FOR application Of his famous HAIR DYE the bes; in the
world Beware Of limitations Sold wholesale and refnil Ths
largest of wGs ard roUPEgs ia the United States
Also BArcHELoR's MoLpAviA CREAN.
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"a RAT RAT DEAD FOR A QUARTER -
Mr. CHARLEs PARsoSsDcar Sir: IL gives pleasure TO
testify the great merits ofyour RAT Roach EKrERMN
AToR For had bated with these filthy pests and not
vhstandng had used every within power and
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The flask In shape the chester mocks,
And also counteTfes the box
The peddlers who vend spurious articles pur-

porting TO LYoxs MAGNETIC POWDER and Puts for insects
vcpn bcx and flask but the Of
four national medals and the fac-simile signature the
Wrappers Look 10 t6ese. Depot No. "a Broadway.
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A. w. FABER's LEAD PENCILS.
MANUFACTURERS DEPoT AT No. 1888 WILLIAM-sT.,
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A complete stock Of the above always on hand.
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The CANS be used AFTER and are easily opened
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accompany the Cans.
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HoLLowAy's PnLs.-llere is health for all !
Yes for ell. This noble remedy acting IL does upon the
mansprgs Of life, hesth when falling energy and
visor the system when hag<ng superior
medicine made Known Sold the Manuactoes No so
Ma6enane Newly ok and No. 2 Strand London and BY all
druggists ct Is cents. 62i cents and 81 per box.
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O,uto VI tnVSc gu w ou uauu az tuo
mandatory Of MEpHVRsT Co.. Nc. p Maiden lane. Gen
tesen 10 ofa coed Vic TevFEr get better
;ce the sboyo establishment for so than sold at the
tTassgant Broadway stores Coz as
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PATENT MONUMENTAL DAGUERREOTYPE CASES
"A method has Icing been sought for insert attach Dsgue
rooype LkenescE tsfeiul and durable TO
The which consuc ed
Of Psrihn marble, inderucbe mstenal Of texture
responding well with marble generally used for monuments
made Of various zs and designs to correspond
with the style Of the monument and warranted
the Dasueeotype from the cir and weather Sold at whole
sele and retail Orders addressed to
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nom which the grnous has been distracted by
ycoyersd chemical process furer and Sweeeri VIII burn
longer and brighter and Is In respect whether for burn.
ubrcsng better and 70 cheaper than any Ons in
market. Store Nos. 20 ana 50 Frankfori-st
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Busfuess Notifies.

KNOX challenges the world to beat nun n. 10 'ne
- = ~. ro..e graceful and elegant HAT ior me avon
e bot westhcr i crespns apsee row ana " ~ :,
win scsn % ;e Row HAS and CAPS elegant and aatis
ens H., az hand ssoTcs No. So Broadway and No. i23
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

Sr LOUIS, Jan. 26.-The river is nearly closed
with ice. Weather cold.-4! feet water to Caro-
The Legislature had thrty-sx ballots Tor senator,
without any result Atchison still leads benton =
votes.
The Santa Fe mail arrived ct Independence on
Thursday The Indians continue their depredations.
They ran of 400 head of cattle, but were pursued
and 100 head recovered.
Gen. Garland has taken military possession OF
Messa Valley.
The Legislature refused to pay the freight on the
books presented 10 the territory by Congress, on
account OF being damaged
CIScrxNATt Jan 2G-River falling. Weather
very cold.
declined to 81 75aS4 so. Provisions quiet. Bulk
meat-Sidcs 81; Shoulders AZ. No. Lard, g.
Mess pork Sll so.
Navigation is suspended between here and Pitts
burg, on account Office.
PrTrsBURG, JAN 2G.-Weother cold and windy.
New YoRk, Jan. 26.-Cotton frm-sales 500
bales Flour dull and declining tendency. Good
Ohio, IS 50aS9 CO. Mess pork SO so Sl3 So.
New prime, SIS %.
Orders have been received here from Washing
ton, to seize Sandman frigate which is expected
here with & large number of criminals on board, as
SOOu as dliNNS dLiu Attsu ullL'i on
cation can be had.
LOUISVILLE, Jan 81 oon.-The river contin-
ues to recede slowly. Weather cold
PITrsBuRo, JAN Noon.-River falling, with
81 inches water in the channel.
NEW York. Jan Noon.--Cotton firm Mo
ney plenty. Corn firm Pork firm. Lard, bust
ness limited
CINCINNATI Jan. 27.-Noon.- River fallen three
inches Weather moderatng. Flour scarce and
firm at s. 80. Whisky 254.
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RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED BY II. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT
NASHVILLE, Jan q.
The river receding with more rapidity than the
day previous. Now on Harpeth Shoals feet
scant. Weather moderating, wind, during the
day, occasionally south, clear and with no indica-
tons ola rise, or falling weather.
Business in the freighting line dull, passengers
brisk
Light draugbt steamers yet ply regularly to
GAINESVILLE, Smithland and Memphis.
Due this day, at Smithland, three New Orleans
steamers, with fFeights for this port.
Arrived since our last, VIM. Phillips GAINESVILLE;
Odd Fellow, from John Simpson.
Departed, VIM. Phillips, for GAINESVILLE; Odd Eel
low, for Harpeth Shoals.
Steamer Lucy Robertson, arrived at N. Orleans
Prom Nashville, the 22d inst
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the 9th, reports
as follows:
The Americas left here with 400 tons of freight
from Pittsburgh to Nashville
The river commenced receding rapidly last night
and up to noon to-day had fallen fully two feet,
leaving several of the wharf-boats. coal and wood
boats aground. The weather is freezing cold, with
a slight fall Of snow early this morning Tim ice
IS making and floating in the river.
The steamer Hartford lies at the upper landing.
She was working on fifty pounds Of steam when
one of her boilers bursted at Five Mile A defect
in the iron was the cause Of the explosion, and no
blame is attached to the engineer who is one OF the
best on the river The Captain requests us to state
that no one was injured by the accident.
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COMMERCIAL.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE MARKET
UNION & AMERICAN OFFICE, !
n .srrrr1r Lon OF - Il

tNlUN u AMEhiChN OFtlCE,
NASHVILLE, Jan 81, SO, pm.
business since our last report has been generally active
and prices steady, except in
COTT0N-In this article prices have been rather hucu
.ing during the past week On Thursday, I'm Ter the
uence of the New Orleans news the market became de-
cidedly fat but Friday rallied and buyers took freely
The same feeling continued aturday but not so many
sales Prices ranging from ~ 81 per quality About
one thousand bales changed hands during the week.
Receipts this port since the first September last 49,
$50 bales up TO this date. This is Sigh! falling of from
the receipts,aL the same time las! year.
TOBACCO.-In this article there is very little doing
receipts unusually light.
CHEESE.-The market is pretty well supplied with the
different descriptions and Western Reserve quoted at 10
al2 cents, English Dairy al II cents.
COAL-This article is scarce andvery high
COFFEEThe market is well supplied with this article
and fair business doing We quote Java at from L TO
IS cents per pouad Iagnyra at Il g. aud Rio at 10
lie.
SUGAR.-There as a fair Business dong in this article.
The mret well supplied, and quote prices for New Or
leans, at from "a to o. as the extremes.
PROVISIONS are generally high; Bacon, Beef &C,
have undergone material change since last report
WHlSKY-Nith this article the market is well supplied,
and we quote at from 30 to IS cents per gallon Other
descriptions OF spirits unchanged since last report
Our Price Current in another coluan win give par
tcuarly the quotations of the leading articles Of the
Market 10 which cur readers referred.