Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-23


ifcation and that Of her friends, with no
view TO attracting ,ice.--Philadelphid
Bulletin.
FELoS EMicRATIoN TO THE UNITED
STATEs.-We have more than once called
attention 10 the fact of the expectation Of
criminals from various countries of Eu-
rope to our own shores. The circumstance
was adverted TO as an explanation of the
growth Of crime and Generalization in
this and other Cities from which superb
cial inquirers have argued that Boston was
degenerating in morals. We have the tes-
tinony of the London Times in corrobo-
ration Of the fact of the transportation of
f Ions 10 the United States; and now the
London correspondent Of the New York
Herald confirms its statements. A proof
was given The l6lh of last month by two
poor women, who appeared before the Lord
Mayor Of London to solicit relief; as they
had been deprived of all means Of support
by the departure of their husbands to New
York, where they had been sent by an or
gained society, Of which Lord Ashley is
President, their passages paid, and their
families left to shift for themselves as they
test might. A Mr.. Jackson, who described
himself as q city missionary, was the agent
who selected these men as iproper candi-
dates for the society bounty. Ought not
our governmen, to protest against proceed
ings like ihis3--[[ Boston Transcript
The Secretary of the Treasury gives
notice, that the receipts into the Treasury
for the quarter ending on the 3orh of Sep
,ember last, amounted TO sl7,255, $50. The
expenditures during the same period, were
3l5,3s5,s42 20.
The total Of Treasury notes outstanding
on the lst Of November last, amounted to
sll,G50,2s9 sl
o. The bap,isma admoniton of the
ilindoos is as impressive on the by.stander
as i, is heautiful--
/ Little babe, thou cnterest the world
weeping, while all around smile; con,riye
50 TO live that you may depart in smiles
whist al. around you weep,
FAcronrGs IN THE Wrsr.-Vhe Quar-.
tcrly Review, of the Methodist Church.
conlemplates the lime when manufactu.
rers viii crowd the shores of the Ohio. 1t
saws:
The abundance Of cheap fuel for the
| production of motive power--,he proxim.
ity 10 the cotton growing rcgion-und 10 a
market for coarse cottons, extending from
the Mississippi to the Pacific, and from the
/ falls Of ST. Anthony TO the centre of Mex
ico--the profusion and cheapness of all
that is needed for the sustenance of man
and beast-lhe rapid increase of popua-
ton, eager to achieve a fortune more easily
and rapidly than by the small and slow re-
turns of agriculture, are considerations
which render it impossible 10 doubt that
other LoweIls than that which skill and
enterprise have constructed where the dis
advantages were incaIculabie, mast spring
up naturally and almost spontaneously.
where the advantages are so conspicuous"
A NEWSPAPER READING CoaMuNIry.-
There is a small town not 25 miles from
Brandon, numbering about 600 inhabitants,
and casting about 100 votes, in which up.
wards of 2O5 copies of Newspapers and
other periodicals are received and distribu-
ted 'ceekly, by acttai, paying subscription.
10 that town, little church of less Than 100
mem bers pays its pastor $500 per annum,
besides a dwelling; and, until few we'll
meaning Wings were bemirred in "iree
SOIL the Wing vote in the town was more
than three TO one, over all other parties
(rhis year. although the Wing vote is undi-
minished, the opposition gained nine.) The
furunste place where knowledge, Religion
and Political Purity thus walk hand in hand,
is Fairhaven.--[ Brandon w. Wig.
MATRIMONY.
! Matrmony is like Masohry--no one
knows the secret until he is inia,ed. 1t is
like an eeltrap-very easy got in, but pa-
guy hard TO get out. Ii is in its first stage,
like wind that fans the flame of love;
but, unfortunately, too much tanning blows
it all out.
Perform a good deed-speak a kind
word-bestow a pleasant smile--and yea
| will racpiya ,ho aataa a..