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SEMI-W EE LY IB I ="
sEAII-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. No liJ:
Isge Copies obtained the counter In the Puba
ton Office THIS MORNING. Price centsl.
I..LEADING ARTICLES: What is the Que.tio1 ?
Civilization Of the Indians; Where they are Gong
Modern Bassm; Code OF Criminsl Practice :
The Presidents Message; Slavery among the Cher.
okeesi The Law OF Diyorcei Poisoning In England
LTHREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE Arrival
of the steamship Betc-Nothing New from the
no further Concessions; Hostiities to be Carried
into Northern Russia Napoleon Going to the Wari
Omer Pssha In q Fix
HI..NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
Iv..FROM WASHINGTON: Editorial Correspondence
Of The n. Y. Tribune.
Y..DOMESTIC LIFE IN SOUTH CAROLINA: Let.
ter from Correspondent at Columbia, ,. {.
yI.THE OUTRAGE on MR. BRADY, AS De
sCRIBED BY HIMSELF.
yITFROM KANSAS: Letters from Our Special Core
srondeut At Doniphsn, X. L.
VIII THE CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE.
N.PRo-sLAyERY FANATfCIsM Ths Modern
Aboniuation OF Free Schools
Y. MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.
XI. FEMININE EXTRAvAGANCE.
MI. LETTERS FROM Mr.. GREELEY: First Day Of
Spseehessness Second Day Of Silence Wedne+
day in the House.
NH. TuE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: Tue
SpeskeIship; Our Relations with Engiand From
Washington; Destructive Fire at Rome-Losi Of
Life; Pennsylvania Lezislature Trial OF CobuTn
and Dalton
XIV. PROCEEDINGS OF THE XxxIvrn CONGRESS-
Xv.PoULTRY-THE PRICE AND SUPPLY.
Correspondent AZ Albany.
XVII. TEMPERANCE STATE CONVENTION.
XvIu STATE ENGINEERS CANAL REPORT.
XiX..APPOINT3lESTS BY THE GOVERNOR
XX..POEPRY The Winters
XM..THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE Ar
rival Of the steamship Africa-Pesce Prospects not
Bright; Russia Determined to Prosecute the War.
xxi. HONDURAS.
XXIlI. .HAYTI.
Xly..FROA BOSTON: Letter hom oaI own core
sIondeDt st Boston
wy CRANBERRY CULTURE: Letter from Core
srondent 81 Cape Cod. Mass
XVI. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
XVII FARMING IN iowa Letter from Correspond
ent at Iowa City.
XVIII LAND SPECULATION IN IOWA Letter from
Correspondent at fOrt Des Moines.
xxx. RECENT DEATHS.
XXX. MARINE AFFAIRS.
XXXI FROM TEXAS.
XXXII. MISCELLANEOUS: Gusno Oh the Florida Coast;
Death OF LADY ElleuboroGgh The Hundred Dollar
Award: For Settlers Ia Misunderstanding Prairie;
Connecticut Tobacco Crop; A Wiudfa /; Economy
Association; New Mode Of Sharpening EdgeTO0lsi
Not 20 Bad a. Reported Rsysges Of the Cholera AZ
Porto REQ; Curious Divorce Case; HEAVY Dam
ages tor Seducton ree-Loyeism Ia AIAbems;
Escape Of Fugitives-Ex citing Csse-Unfortunate
Capture Of One Penalty for Cruel Treatment Of
Slave; Death Penalty for Slsve-stesling ~ Var
ginis; Personsl-giss Mursy's New Book IN De
teIse Of Slavery in the United States; 80 keTA5d :
How TO Break Cold; When 20 Wear lHd4a'
Rubbers; Breed Baked b. steam veto
XXXIII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXXN. .WHALERS
XXXv. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports o. The
toei Money Cotton S ~ s e1s tsa asa 0'ef MAY
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Ready This Day;
NTAYNE REDS HUNTING and TRAPPING
1V1 ADVENTURES.
THE HUNTERS FEAST;
Or, CONVERSATIONS AROUND THE CAMP FIRE.

Or, CONVERSATIONS AROUND THE CAMP FIRE.
BY CAPT MAYSE REID,
Author Of The Rifle Rsngers7 The Scalp Hunters etc
Beautifully Illustrated with Enerayinss by " Orr Price s.
We venture there book which gives such
thrilling yet truthful narrative Of the stirring and pero
life Of Tppe does the deeply interesting and instructive
volume before The author whose powers Of description
well known to the through the medium OF his
Rangers has admirably blended instruction
with amusement while Ike the Wolf Killer cheers the
Camp Fire with bis falling anecdotes the HunterNatur
ais takes every occasion inform the delighted auditors Of the
habits hsun and Characteristic, Of the animal under dsc1s
zion and this he dees which cannot fail 10 fx the
information in the memory Of the reader.
We few extracts from the tatteng notices OF
the Press; ~ ,
favorite author of Ills style always
pshy his descriptions graphic and his narrative condemned
vivid pictufes Of life that have
He knows how upon the pecuares of any
situation or incident and serve them up III the mo pqaan
STYLE for the grathcaiOn OF his readers
FROM THE HERALD, ST. Louis, Mo.
In all our apeence have met with book which
gives such vivid and ousng pictures Of the wonderful and
terrible adventures of Western hunter and trsppeFs life
FROM TIE ADVERTISER, PORTLAND, Me.
The author already fayorably known vivid narrator
ard here be dOe' Justice TO hif IN boC C geb w ne
&c. both old and young and happy will be the ede where it
&c ''@1 '''"' From TIVE TRIBUNE, BATH, Me-.
Another work from that inexhautble storyteLeI Capt
Reid and Just full HE previous productions OF st
esces ard odd adventures told in the aunest and
''''''' FROM THE TINES TOLEDO, ONO.
Any one who has cracked rife dreamed Of the
hunters lie will enjoy this volume With perfect gusto
It's illustrations Themselves but facnae the reader 10 be-
come better acquainted with the work"
From The EGIs, WORCESTER, Mass.
Reid stands to-day without nval for supremacy IN
Wild dashng ana improving literature OF the hunting
ground
FROM The TRIBUNE, DETROIT, Mich
The Hunters Feast, in opinion, Is one OF the
ost thrilling vivid pictures he has drawn Beside its
character contains much useful Information
the habits Of the various animals which nh4bt our
Western wlds'
This one Of the few books which will pay dividend the
money invested II lie purchase"
DE WITT & DAVENPORT Publishers,
Noe 100 and l62 Nassau-st. v 7.
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Church Music. The Case Summed up
Our own CoRREsPoNDENcg Commescd and Financial
The Departed Year, aud FAMILY READING
Things IN General Divine Grace ia an Infant
Theory of Missions Lines.
DR.. Edward Beecher in Hi Here il my Heart,
Congress Christmas az Clover'iihl.
Letter from kossuth TO Mr.. The New Exodus =,
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VOUNG AMERICA No. 4.--The fourth mum.
beT Of This popular sariea and humorous paper NOW
RFADY IL contains tveutyfoGr splendid COMIC Illus
TRATONS and great variety Of spicy reading matter on al
the political and social topics Of the day Everybody should
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IA 600 sold in Nie Weeks.
THE WIDOW BEDOTT PAPE RS
ia still selling with undated rePdity The admirers ct her
Papers" are running wld-read the follow1ng .
An EdS5 % % wpS% Brbo Doe T' PAP fsR
appreciation 8 so M " OF 5Pq MoW SlFG
Should you ask me how do Widows
Weave their SPELL of fascination
Gain the hearts of second husbands
With the LelP Of sideoEs slanees
And the music Of sweet meanings
Der the virtues Of the lest one
OF the husband whose goo fortune
Took him far beyond their tongue-rach
Took him 10 that heaven OF silence go
should snswer-I should tell you
Unto ~ IL mysterious;
Twas theme OF endless w9nde'
Meet amaIing-mOst astOunding-
Far beyond the grasp of logic,
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How man possessing senses
tNot swine possessed Of deynsl,
Ee1 sou MD. .seTiGce his is'chEsy
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R RSsa hs the sOSi4Ss @dS% %n
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That my laughter uproariOus-
But he caught the rich infection
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And declared the Widow glorious,
SO became uproarlOus
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Is with prudence plnched aud puckered,
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Poor old lady how she snickered,
How it caught her long days after,
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To herr and others horror!
Oh Priscilla, thou OF Widows
Most cOnhding-mOat amusing
Thou who did st eLtice the Deacon,
Poor BedOtt-whO suffered awful
Into marriage, where he perished
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will be celebrated in the City Assem- bly, Rooms No 40 oad
S.y On M0NpAY EVENING jan a. ls"' Iieks's to be
Messrs. Rose, " bite and Thompson, Committee.
Birthday of Thomas Paine.-Thc friends Of THOM-
forgeunes permit by their indifference and oldness his
him but often his birthday comes round should meet aud
celebrate These celebrations tend in degree 10 secure
and we believe therefore that they epe
cisy long his enemies lsborng diligently they
be- bsofsGd in paying this Patriotic tribute for they
pen Of TSas PANE o the swoTd Of wshnston
In January 776 Mr. Paine and published his Com,
Sense work addressed to the American people AID
which Gen Washington ordered to be read at the head Of every
section Of ne american army dhe shect OF TINS s4
any country" In December Of the year be pub
had seized upon almost all Of the American
He commences that patriotic production With these woIai
der and The sunshine patriot WILL N tli ess 5haA ION h e
Tyranny like hell is not easily con
quered yet have this consolation with that the harder
nbe1s Of The had the effect to vorafe the ePod
ces crowned his efforts in behalf Of American Independence
Let then who reap the benefits Of hs eHeron reHe,
refute the columnies Of his enemies
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The Receipt of the following Donations TO the
Widow and Orphan Fund of the Fire Department. s most
thankfully acknowledged, viz:
From Home Insurance Company, perA r. "Imah, esq ~
Secretary tIVV
From Greenwich Insurance Company, per Jas Harrison,
From Washington Insurance Company per Henry Weston,
Secretary lvV
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Secretary ioV
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4 MEXICAN ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
A-No 9 of FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWS
PAPER issued SATURDAY MORNING and will contain the
following splendid Engraving;
Bust Of George Law, by Jones .
Washipgtons Headquarters at Newburgb, New York
ceremony the Roman Catholic Church e. -
Peters, Baltimore. ,,. ,.-.-,,
broadway New. York, during the u" Sleghing Carnival
New Hotel Baltimore, the " Gilmore" House.
Ouenng Of the FIRST Railroad in Iowa
City OF Davenport, Iowa r. -,
Rock Island City, Iowa.
View Of Rock Island Iowa
Portrait of Gen. Santana Of Dominica
Portrait Of Gen Soulouque Emperor Of HaytL
Mar of Central Park, Newfork. ,
Together with other splendid illustrations aud al
the News Of the Week. FL, -
The thrilling Romance The Last OF h hase oou'n'NeeH
in the last number.
Problems in Chess, &c
The trade supplied by -. ~
ROSS Jones & TOUSEY, No lo3 Nsssau-st.. n Y,
and No 25 ClaTkest Chicago
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WINGS WAS H ING T ON
SECOND VOLUME.
THE
LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON

Bv WASHINGTON IRVING.
or the octave edition published By subscription ony vol
umes AID ready each containing about so pages
elegantly printed with new cs Tyre Oh hne paper
e esI prs IS IS! IS; calf extra, -
volume contain. fine portrait from original PIC
tuTe by WeruleI first engTayed and thee sad
plans. .-D.. ,,,,-,.--.--
,the eu1esp Al the age Of a. with maps and plans
The third volume will contain 81 engraving from Houfons
statue OF Washington Richmond AID splendid engraving
carefully copied from StusIts original picture OF Washington
in the Boston AtheHsum.
whole work COMPLETE This Will be il smaller type and Will
lot contain the portraits or larger maps
B-No time will be lost % issuing the work complete the
DELAY SO far unavoidable in order enable the dsn
suhed author to introduce matter and 20 render IT, ia all
- - rTs.nnea viii be disss6ed or iratieut AZ few weeks
delay work important when the time occupied tor the
execution Of this volume certainly astides TIE
rnendGfous with which welcomed is predecessor. NJ
Iryrgs style almost superuOu 10 observe, is well
sdspt.d TO hstorcs compo-ton essay writing In the
natural COW than for tue splendid Embellishments ~ the OF
bcb he i sneh an scInowledged master Il has the familiar
tone Of society rather than The ststeas,s II fma history
ton his narrative rre.en,s an Irresistible fascinAton while
scarcely be read without inspiring fresh reverence io the
II was REGULARLY fitting that the brightest naIe in history
should have requstion FORTS Of the
most gifted and plished Of literature. Washington
Irving whose literary fame scarcey bound. has for
v.srs beu ocied utou this work the FIRST volume
which have the pleasure Il has been
nsSat for its exquisite grace and beauty Of style than
richness of its biographical and historical details IL contains
much hs, has found any previo life Of Wash
gtou ard bad been nothing than the Old ma
teral nodded by that graceful mind that lends enchsn
uent everything touches would It'll have been justly re-
gerded lrsht literature" Puritan Recorder
IL evident that the author has only carefully invet
Of original materials to which few persons
have had but that he also has devoted years
TO genial subject In Justice the publishers va
NAV thai the WORK STYLE weworthy Of u
subject" Evening Bulletin. PhiaielphlA
This the Life of Washington that vii be read others
~. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
g. P PUTNAM Co, Publishers,
No. 81 Broadway.
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III r &C f G r L f l. L
III THE LIFE OF

HORACE GREELEY;
EDITOR OF THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
BY James Parton With Portraits iano, PIP AZ Price 81 -
By friends and foes of Mr. Greeley that no more
ably enertsnngy snd nsuctye written biography
made appearance In America Every who he's any de-
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Editor should read Mr. Psrtons book and he will know MI
Greeley well though he had been brought up IN the
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Franklin" lltarttord keHtons re, aia'
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Mem Publications.


A NEW HISTORICAL WORK NOW READY.
JACKSON AND NEW'ORLEANS.
An authentic narrative the Memorable Achievements OF
the Amencan Army under Andrew Jackson before NewOr
leans Winter of l8l4-l5 By Alexander Walker date
of The n o. Dets) With ErontisPece limo 81 @5
CONTENTS.
JaCkson's First Entry into New Orleans.
LATTE " The Pirate"
LATTE the Patriot.
jackson clears his Flhnks
The British Review and Ensarkaton.
Battle Of Lake Borgne.
The British Landing and Bivouac.
The Alarm-The Rally-The March
Battle of the Twenty third of December 1914
Sir Edward Paekenham
Demonstration and q Defeat.
The British bring up their Big Gune
Battle of the Batteries.
Two Notable Warriors and ReyOlutoDiste
Preparaiions for the Final Conflict.
Tie Battle of New OTeans-The victory.
Battle of New OTleans-The Disaster
Closing Incidents
The Finale. ...
DERBY 4 JACKSON, nate J. c. DeTbyl
Publishers, No. ll9 Nassau-st., New York.
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Emigrant Intelligence Office and Labor Exchange
Nc Canas Of Centre st. n. Y-The Office B estab
hed by the Commissioners Of Emigration where always
be found large numbers of LABORERS and SERVANTS at
and have their orders filed
writing the Superintendent and sending the amount
sary pay the passage of the parties required No fees
,hsrged TO employers. ~ - .
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DICHARD HILDRETHs ANTI-sLAVERY


Ia WORKS
l. THE SOCIAL AND GENERAL EVILS OF SLAVERY
-ExHIBITED AECHY MOORE, The WHITE SLAVE | vol.
4C3 pages Price III ).
From The Independent American.
II powerful work, the following eNorlimn from IL
orsnng chapter fully discose This work bu few
considered dangerous instrument and large prices Tor
printing offered publishers IN vain Get the book aud
read II: -
Ye who would know what evils can infct upon his
fellow without reluctance hesitation regret who would
human endurance and with what bitter anguish
indignant hate the heart swell aud yet not burs-pe
Tuse these Menloirs.' ~ ~ -
H. TIE JUDICIAL EVILS OF SLAVERY. Hill
DRETH AND CAMPBELL'S ATROCIOUS JUDGES
vel, limo, AZ pages. Price FL.
From The American Spectator.
Scroggs North, ees and other talented, though infamous
tools Of English yrents likely TO have their eounrper's IN
the Judicial Of Slavery in this country Whoute jury and
without appeal and with judges disposed TO use heI power for
the Slave OlgArchy where the security either for the due
public law the protection Of private right
II hand and fearless genius like Bentos were
needed the corruption Of Government legislation 10
cleansing process Of public sentiment equally necessary
dAuess spirit should the gaze and scorn
the American Republic that corruption, allied 70 Ssat m
which law and the judicial Dench
clothed with authority 70 enforce ensetnes IN direct con
with the letter and spirit OF Constitution noble step IN
this direction has been taken BY Richard Hdeth in the volume
before Us" MILLER, ORION hULLlGAN, Publishers,
Is Psrk-Tow, New-IoTk, or iO Geneseesti Auburn
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Thomas Paine, Author of Comon sense ane
Rights OF Mantle Birthday Of THOMAS PAINE
will be celebrated the City Assembly Rooms No 40 road
way, MONDAY EVENING, Jan. % 1855. Tickets 10 be
had at No. u Whitest.
Messrs Rose White and Thompson, Committee.