Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-12

Inc steamer Cetnb!la arrived at Boston this
afternoon, having left Liverpool on the 23d vi.
limo, and bringing three days later advices than
the Hermann.
Commercial.
The cotton market is inactive: fair Orleans
and Mobile is }ab per 10. lower-other grades
are unchanged. The tendency OF the market is
downward, as holders are anxious to sell. Sales
Of lair Orleans, at a.; Upland, Al, and Mobile
at cents per 10. Sales for the week, rs, 900
bales. II0
The Corn market is firm, on account OF eos.
terly winds preventing The arrival OF supplies,
herw'se the intelligence from America is calcu>
lated TO cheek any tendency 10 advance the pri.
ces as large imports aye expected. Corn is
quoted at 20 TO BIS; Meal at 49,, Flour, at
33s to 33s. Cd; Wheat at 9s9s per 70 lbs Du.
~ on Wheat, 4s per quarter-on Flour. Is. Cd.
The weather is fine for harvesting Fears Of
deficiency in the crops, and necessity for large
imports, are less general than they have been for
the last fortnight
TaIow maintains an advance. In rice there
is slight movement, and the market is more
active.
There is an improved feeling in money, and
price unchanged.
Ireland.
The Irish ale still foled by the vigilance Of
the police and military TO suppress them and cap.
ture their leaders, There nre various opinions
as 10 The result Of the State trials, and The course
the government will adopt, il verdict Of guilty
is obtained
Paris is gloomy. 1t is the general opinion
that Cavagnac and the National Assembly can.
not establish Republic; and yet none offer a
remedy without hazsrdng a conflict, which tho
trends oil order deprecate. Military conspra>
cles are greatly feared. Cavsignac is consider
ed ho"esI in his intentions, and could give an
excellent government.
Frankfort has been The scene OF sanguinary
revolt. Thirty barficades were erected and
desperately defended by the people, At The las,
accounts. the revolt had no, been suppressed,
The Continental system Of police still exer.
cses an injurious influence on commerce, and
creates doubt and uncertainty as 10 The correct
S ate Of affairs.
The business Of the manufactures is dimin.
lshg, and prices are recedIug The factories are
adopting shorter time for payments
The armslice between Denmark and Pfus.
STA has been rat fed by the Frankfort Assembly.
Vienna has been the scene Of fresh ds,urban,
cas- and bloodshed.
Hamburger has suffered local disturbances.
fiostilites have been suspended
Accounts from Northern Italy announce the
acceptance Of mediation OF France and England
n the difficulties with Ausl,is; but il is feared
that Influences are working 10 lead 10 Efforts on
the part Of Naples to subjOgae Sicily.
APPOINTMENT OF ST. LOUIS CON.
FERENCE OF THE M. E. CHURCH
SOTUH.
81 Louis Disrict-N. C. BrRsrmAs, Pc.
81. Lous-Fourth street stalion-J. II. Linn:
Centenary, w, h. Lewis; Mound, N. B. Peters
sor; Wesley Chapel, J. H. Ileadee Asburv
Chanal F A AInrris. ACr;c,, 49,;
lice; St. Louis Ct, 7 II. Capers; HilIsboro c..
N. II. Watts, Uuion c., E. B. Heudlee; Her.
man Mission, J. o. Woods.
Z. GUardeau District. ID. ". POLLOCK, Pc.
Potosi District.-J M KELLY, p. E.
Springfield District B. R. JOHNSON, p. f.
Springfield Station. A. Il. Mathews; Sprinv.
field c., H. G. Joplin. Bolivar Ct, R. A. Eos.
ter; Osceola CT, w. II. Schroeder Fremont and
Little Usage, J. Small and G. w. Hood Green.
field c., to be supplied; Mt, Vernon Ct., II.
Deaylnpor'; Forsythe c., 10 be supplied; Neo.
sho c., Joseph Bond; Garbage c., 10 be sup>
piled.
S0uM,ces. Missouri High ScAool-A. II.
MATTHEWS. President.
Lexington Dissrict-J. R. BExsErr, Pc.
Lexington Station, Joseph Boyle Lexington
~, u; CapeIl; Dover Ct, Joseph Dimes;
Columbus c.. D. A. Leeper; Independence STA
ton, I. T. Ashby; Independence c., James l.
Porter Jacksonville Ct. S. WIiomy; War
saw c., J. c. Derrick; Georgetown CT, W.T..
Cardwell; Deep Water c.. R. B. Vernon and
= Shospse; Arrow Rock Co.. w. w. Jones.
Boonrine District-E. PERKINS, P. E.
BoonviIe Station james MITCHELL Boonville
g.. J. X. Lacy; Jrferson City. John Slsmper
jefferson c., S. Colaburn; Linn c., R. d,
Sums; Ere c., J. Beochard; Buffalo Mission.
u; w. Eihngeri Versailles c.. J. B. H. Wool.
ridge.
Next session Of the Conference TO be held q,
Jefferson City
oREooS.-The Bill which has recently pass
ed Congress ior the oIganizalinn Of a Gnnn.n