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i FOR FEBRUARY l6.
Circulation..............I5I 600.
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following;
L.LEADING ARTICLES: Gov. Chase Kansas
Tie Slave Mother; The Parsons Cases Peace
Further Recprocity American Clmatology Mr.
Perces Last Our National Defensesi Macsulay;
south Florida-The SeminOes.
U.LETTERS FROM Mr.. GREELEY AT WASH
NGToN: RePublcans-Amerieans Slavery Asi
Bsss1. ye Whom F1eie Msks hs
ana Ocean Mails Nj. Greeley on tie President :
Proclamation The Washington SeAson-Iems.
IHTHE BORDER-RUFFIAN PROCLAMATION:
Pro-sayery War Oh Kansas Sustained; Where are
Sharps Rifles
V..REyIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving in a condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and most imports ant
events that have trsnspred in the City, United
zuels, Hsyti and Europe.
v..REsIsTANCE TO BORDER RUFFIANIsa:
Gov. Chase Oh Kansas; Debate in the Ohio Lesi'-
u..FRoM EFw-HAMPsHIRE: Convention of the
Bordel.Rufhsn Party-Lettsr from Correspondent
at Concord, y H.
yI.GREAT LAND FRAUDS N MISSOURI: Pre-i-
dent Pierce and Gov Price-swsmp Lands Letter
from Correspondent az -. Louis
VIII. .XXXIVrH COEGREsS-FIRsT SESSION; Do.nss
the Senate and House OF Representatives.
IX..STARE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETYs ANNUAL
MEETING: A Letter from Correspondent a.
x..THE CINCINNATI SLAVE CASE
X..REvIEwS OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: History
tury--By ?. V. Renouard ~ d.
Xu.THE GIPSIEs AND Gypsy SLAVERY IN THE
DANU BlAN PERSONALITIES
XIII. MORAL AND RELIGIOUS
XIV. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE: The Perls Of
KAnsas; Kansas Affairs; The Tnbune's Kansas
Correspondent The Chinese Potato.
Nv. .NAPOLEOSIC CORRESPONDENT
XvI..ABsENTEES on THE FINAL VOTE FOR
SPEAKER.
XVII. POETRY: After Midnight"
XVIII. MISCELLANEOUS: Mama Sugar Cold in Mime
Territory; The Col&-Inju-y Frait- Buds;
Col. French agIn Denied Arrest OF Mr.. Rust Tor
bis Assault Horace Greeley Delth Of Judge
Byil Eton OF Massachusetts,; Sleds-A New P4an
Worlds OF Farmer Notice.
XIX. THE LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH
NX.MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
IN No. II of FRANK LESLIE'S
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,

Issued TO MORROW Feb. Is, will contain the following
SPLENDID ENGRAVlNGS:
National Picture, in honor OF the Anniversary
of W nshingtou's Birth Day. Feb. r. 1856. -
r. = Dixon, late Foreman OF Hook aud Ladder
Co. No. H. 100000.
Tie new L. s. Sesngate Merrimac. on her trial trip
Ceebrson The first Anniversary Of the New York WomaHs
Hos atal. Clinton Hall, AstOr place.
Portraits of Dr. j. w Francis and J. Marion Sims. VI. D.
New CITY Assembly Rooms, Broadway, w.fork-lndus
trial Fete given by l. NJ. Singer Co. , -
BudinE Temporarily used the Womans Hospital, No 81
Nsdisou.sy The Giants Causeway, Ireland
View OF Blarney Castle View Of tine Ruins Of CssheL
A House u the Suburbs OF Bucharest
Residence Of the Graz Boyard of Nalachs
A Young Woman of Bucharest. 4 Little Water Garner OF
Bucharest Portrait Of Oscanyon, the Turkish Lecturer
Costume OF Tribe Of EsqurnAux, discovered By DR..
Rae in Victoria Land The Ganges Canal, ROorkee India
Portrait OF W. Palmer, the Enslish Posoner.
Chess, BY an experienced Editor.
CONTINUATION thrilling Romance, The Last OF hs Race
The trade supplied by ROSS JONES TOUSEf, No lO5
Es.ssu..t New.York and No Is Clarke-si., Chicago.
For sale a all News Depots.
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THUS says The Philadelphia Evening Bulle
Il tin Of
ISO AS Chill d,

By Mrs. HARRIET A. OLoorr.
The Sixth Edition IL jnst ready.
From many reyiews, quote the following:
"a story Isoas Child is noticeable for Ces dramatic
powe and force and consistency OF Characterization which
none Of our female have exhibited Ia Lessons
are not obirusiyey stGe but hey are sngury jas and Sink
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vc,rg fortunes of Two distinct series Of persons this story
maintains the individuality Of its characters with admirable
and thus awsken and interest IN what
other would be prorsced narrative
example. Of the writer's SAIL in graphic narrative may
refer 1sreudous and COras perou seigl
rde the Flora from drowning which must be
regarded excellent pieces Of descriptive competition
fSew.York Tribune.
Tie deineaons Of character and sahc and az
tracye The colleagues natural and always elevated and
refined Ii be commended for the beautiful pictures
Of nature with which IL sbouHds for the puriy and wOmany
delcecy and religious sentiments Of the author
" ashington National Fra
As literary work this book pronounced by competent
critics be superior novel that has been pnd shed dur
ing present year will without doubt gain for the aa
the large band Of brilliant
no have appeared before tie American public"
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instsnter"
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This the unique title Of original book Unise t3e sest
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TIE ENGLISH PRESS.
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and sentiment and aboundng in interesting adventure
From The London sun
The attention is vsted by the 10 whch the events
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characters brought ioEw ard"
From The London A;henRun.
Rachel Gray charming aid ouehing story, wrought
the humbes ad simplest materials; but the interest 10
genuine ard the story narrated with grace a1d ssi
neither beauul clever is the heroine
1Gere neither love the shadow OF lover IN the whole
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Der homey details among which Rsches life Is passed are
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Mr. Jones the unfortunate sde.msnnis hopes and ssrusge'
with hs love for hs peeysh cky daugher-nas
homeiv pathos have seldom exceled that
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Mem Civilizations.
A suCCE S F L L B o k
KATE WESTON;
To WILL AND DO.

BY JENNIE DE- WITT.
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II any be both amused and profed let him reaa
Kate Weston"
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OUR COUSIN MICA;

OUR COUSIN We RON c i;
" on, SCENES AND ADVENTURES OVER TIE BLUE RIDGE
yMiss Wormeley, Author Of Arsbe Family History"
From The New-iork Daily Times
srucye power great command the pathetic in narrative
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duced Southern life and exhibited as me
succession of characters have encountered"
From The Boston Transcript.
work evincing higher art greater range OF though
purer style ard sube knowledge OF shades OF Character
than almost any other contemporary issuei
From The Boston Atlas. 49,. .
Its great fidelity the realities Of the life II
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We recommend this volume readers for ne intrinsic
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Tor many day"
The story well told with good perception OF character
From The New. York Herald.
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From The New Bedford Mercury.
1--WE could wish that all the novels OF the day were ~ tree
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From The New-York Express
We charmed in reading this book The dialogue spd
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From a Cores pondent Of The Boston Transcript.
well written carefully adjusted fresh and true tale Inc
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when work has already for itself widely extended
reputation the reviewer who soeEhst sub equen period
Is called On 70 sresk Of merits fafs himself something IN
the rredcament Of clergyman who has been requested by
mairon 10 give spiritual advice my little Cn' and hnds 20
ks that the little girl dazzling belle has
made her debut lang syDe in the gay world All thA' ei;
fer us say,of - $1,000
ISORA'S CHILD,
deuge OF aattey and homage which she has received
from the entire fraternity Of the quill IT, that she very nearly
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OFFICIAL.


May 2s 1855
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deenabe BY IL tem and win be paid Treasury
reader Of The certificates heo The 2 Of November next
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one fourth Of one per
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Certificates Of such stock under
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the purchase money and when prior the EtJuy
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holder otherwise such interest win payable heretofore
And notice further holders a other Of the United
States that this department will purchase LEI
day Of June and Tho is day Of December anIess the Of
In addition the interest accrued from dividend
OF Interest," and days additional interest
The vendor the following rates OF premium
On stock Of the loan OF Sa2, premium Of per cen,
On stock OF the loans OF sa premium OF ID ps csnf
And stock Issued under September 1850 com
monty called Texan indemnity stock, Of per cent
cefleas transmitted under this notce should
70 The United states by the entitled roey ana
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Tor the half that day will payable az bcre,oe
Payment ior all he foregoing be made by das o
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MR.. BuCHANAN's BENEyoLESCE.

Those who are personally nnacquanted with Mr.. Blu
hana and who have been led to form estimate Of his
character and his position from the persistent msrepre
sentaons of his enemies, disposed to regard him
being cold, selfish and unsympathizng when in reality
there heats not warmer truer heart. We stated
few days ago. that he responded to the Pittshurg suffer-
in 1916 by sending them the munfccnt of FIVE
hundred dollars Pennsylvania paper furnishes the fol-
lowing additional evidence, if any were needed Of his
genuine benevolence
"Wble Mr.. Buchanan in the Senate of the United
States he contributed large Of money to relieve the des
hute in the city of Lancaster During excessively cold
system of relief devised by which many suffer
supplied with food and fuel Mr. Buchanan though
soen at the time aided the project literally and hun
dreds Of suerer sas Lancaster papsr had good cause
to bless his name ts@ tF
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Prom The Detroit Free Press
FREMONT AND KNOW NOTHINGISM

II the slightest doubt has existed with regard Ere
monts completely with know-noihingism that doubt is
dispclled The convention which assembled
at New York and nominated Banks and Johnson and then
adjourned over TO await the action of the black repub-
cans at Philadelphia reassembled on Friday and Banks
having declined, nominated FrfmoaL OF the event the
New York Herald Of Saturday says
The sudden change which has taken place in the sent
ments OF the convention in regard TO Mr. Fremont Is
ribuabe 10 the fact that that gentleman was waited on
Last night by delegation from this party with whom he
had long and earnest CONTEMPLATION extending into the
small hours OF the morningthat be then and there de-
cared himself unreservedly in favor OF the principles
aud cordial adherence and that he was perfectly
that IL he did receive the support Of the American
party throughout the Union he had the slightest pros
pect Of being elected
II viii be recollected that the balotngs which resulted
in the nomination of Banks exhibited the fact that FREE
mont was the second choice Of the knownohng
ton Doubtless had the members been well assured OF
his sympathy with and adhesion TO know-nohingism in
the outset they NJ the interview mentioned by the
Herald, be would have been it's FIRST choice.
Thus the amalgamation between northern know-noih-
far the presidential candidate is concerned The split
on the vice presidency is but temporary affair The
knownothngs decided to adhere Johnston but he will
be Withdrawn at the moment that movement shall be
deemed conducive to the interests Of The common OPP
position
L The spirit By which the know-nothug convention was
animated in ratyng the nomination or Fremont may be
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LOCAL news.

foR CARR AAf-We clip the following paragraph from
Inc Baltimore American for the benefit Of such Of our read
w a. are anxious to indulge In the luxures Of
ut Cape May:
ne steamer Pioneer, OF the Union line leaving Union
uVe uhiiy SUNDAY excepted at quarter before O. a. m
vi" connect via the Frenchtown and New Castle railroad
On Tue delaware with the steamer Gen Mcdonald or one
u ,he boats OF Santords line thus keeping up daily
oae 70 and from Cape May and aording the citizens 81
ohore every facility for reaching that popular ocean
Inc season has already commenced on the island
anu INC ho'eis are rapidly gathering guests"
ARREST on 0RoGeR AND BAnEY-After a long hot and
dangerous pursuit. two Of the burglars who escaped from Jail
lew days since have been captured The Star OF last
evening sayr
This morning, about half past clock officers A. r.
Aiien ana H. Dove, OF the Auxiliary Guard and John
DAVIS chief OF poiee went to the house of g. Gross on
teenth street. near X and there discovered and
Oroggin and Bailey. Bailey allowed himself 10 be taken
without opposition but Croggn showed fight using a
pair OF ongs upon the head aud face Of Allen cutting and
bruising him good deal He also managed to give him
se pretty smart blow eye with his own weapon
In the course of the scuiiie.
Croggin and Bailey lodged securely in JAIL
and II II is found necessary will doubt be heavily oned
we have Just seen them in their cell They say they have
al no time been than twelve miles from the CITY and
That they had laid in the woods at night They would
nave made their way TO seaport but for the want Of
money"
The Kunkes offer very attractive bill for this evening
Among the novelties there win be trial of skill between
some Of the best dancers for handsome silver goblet
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rur RRIrIsH SNIP REs0LUTE.

The New York Journal Of Commerce has some timely
and appropriate remarks ia regard 10 the joint resolution
offered BY Mr. Mason in the Senate and unanimously
adopted by that body authorizing an appropriation Of
forty thousand dollars in order 70 purchase the ship keso
ute national vessel Of Great Britain deserted in the
Arce seas and found derelet in Bahns bay BY some
halemen and carried into New London, Connecticut In
fine course OF It's remarks the Journal says;
The British goysrnEent probably pereeying that there
would be some about the litigation and anx
ions doubtless have few causes OF irritation between
h two countries as possible informed the Secretary of
state that the Resoute having been recovered from the Arc
lie seas aud nayigated from Bains bay TO New London,
Connecticut by the skill and eEertons Of Captain budding
ton aud the the George Henry the Lords OF the Adj
ty an the best mark OF the they entertain OF Cap
tain Budding conduct win waiye their right to the
~, ana eaye her TO Captain Buddngons entire disposal
or If he should prefer giving her to her Maeys consul
al Boston the will be instructed TO sell the vessel and
distribute proceeds Of the sale TO the savors This noble
and the part OF the British government was
10 the svor by Mr. Marcy but we learn that
no election has been between Che popostonstbat
B say tho entire acceptance of the vessel or the sum she
hrag when Sold the suggeon OF those gentlemen
in this country o have been most connected with the en-
srprses designed Tor tho Of Sir John Franklin The
Alternative Of accepting proceeds rather than the vessel
as offered we suppose to enable the British government
obtain ths valued relic the most quiet and acceptable
manner.
The outlay of the Eris government in Arctic explora-
tons of this copti4ept vastly exceeds
own but yet We nave received in oil and bone from the
eghborhood of Berngs Straits between twenty and hir
~ millions of dolarsan advantage which our hardy
in great to the exerons Of Great Britain in
extending her discoveries in that quarter But the occasion
an which the esota 10 the Arctic seas than
any other cause, would to require from not only
chat advantage should be taken in tribunals
people OF the legal rights resulting from salvage but that
every duty of hospitality should be gracefully exhibited
the vessels engaged in snch service and east
jurisdiction by the pars Of the She should be
70 her Majesty in complete order as an expression of the
which this country enertans % the noble efforts
acrces made to Sir John Franklin, and In the
tension Of Arctic discoveries Intercanges Of national civil
es OF this character between England and the United States
tend much than does their agreement In maters OF mare
serious Importance unite the two countries in the bonds
fellowship Many heart in England has beat with gratitude
for that noble the part of individuals IN the United
States which the Advance and the Rescue
intrepid British officer supposed at the time to be alive in
the Arctic regions"