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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

Dissolution OF THE Locoroco PARTY. -
We alluded yesterday 10 the declaration
made by Mr.. Van Buren, at the CLEVELAND
Mass meeting, that the LOcofcco party, as {
National party. was dissolved In whatever
spirit this may have been uttered, i, appeal.
10 us 10 be strictly true. The Locolocc
parry has discarded all National issues and
stands now upon two different platforms,
both OF them entirely sectional ia the no.lh
hostility to slavery is the ralying cry of one
wog, while The other is fast adopting it. In
the South, on The contrary, disunion ra,h er
ihan the Wilmo' Ptoviso. is the ground upon
which it proposes 10 do battle. In both sec.
lions the party is every day more fully veli.
Tying the truth OF Mr.. CaIhoun's charge,
that it is KEEP, together "by the cohesive
power Of public pIunder." This power i, is
that imPels them to unite in attacking the ad
minisuration Of Gen. Taylor. when they can
agree in nothing else.
Mr.. Van Buren, not only declared lha, the
party, as a national party, was dissolved
but he expressed it as his decided conviction
that it never could be reunited. or this too
we have no doubt, though, as our readers are
already aware, the most gigantic efforts are
in progress 10 effec. such reunion. The pure
and vruous Mr.. Butler, it is true, is per>
fecIly willing 10 see coalition upon any
grounds; but there is some difference between
wishing and having ones wishes accomplish
ed. As long as Benton continues 10 lead one
wing ollhe Democracy, and Calhoun another
we see not how such Union can ever be
cordial.
The Wings are the only national party in
this Union. Their whole action is based
upon broad national grounds. to the exclu>
sion Of sectional issues. They 60 for the
county, snd the whole country. Their pa.
Irioism is not bounded by lines OF latitude
and Longitude. Richmond Wig.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

The Enquirer says the Wings will adop,
Benton as their candidate for the Presidency
in so. What! your correspondent f. on.
the East Room" the Wing ,andids.e for the
Presidency! Oh! gel oul! Cruelty disposed
as we might be towards you, we could not
consent 10 deprive you OF your confidential
correspondent Oh, no-by no means
You shall possess and enjoy him through
I'll time, He is particularly youn,-Rich
mond Wing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09
By Telegraph-For the Republican.
New YuRK. August 9. p. M.

New YoRK. August 9, Pm.
The train from Phlladt lphia ran of
he truck near Princeton. and the bag
gage cars were prccipitated into the ca.
nal; one passenger was killed, and sew
eral wounded Signur dc Begins, the
celebrated vocalist, died of cholera yes.
terday.
PnILADELPHIA, August 2,P.M.
Mai. Gates, of the S,h Infantry, died
If Cholera, at Fredericksburg, Texas.
Lieut.. Brooks, Of same regiment, was
thrown from his horse and killed.
The cotton crops in Texas, Louisiana
and Mississippi are pronounced excel
lent.
PITTsBURan. August 2.
General Taylor and Governor John
son, will visit this city on the 18th in.
slant.
New YoRK, August ..
CHOLERA.
Ono hundred and nine new cases
and sixty-iwo deaths from Cholera re-
ported.
PHILADELPHIA. August 2.
Nineteen cases of cholera, and six
Teen deaths have occurred in The las
"a hours.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

ANOTHER JUDGE AT Tive learn
from the Metropolitan that Judge Scott
recently took occasion, at a meeting
somewherein The vicinity of Jefferson
10 define his position relative to Col.
Benton. lie pitched into the old Sen.
ator SO savagely, that the old gentle
man of the Metropolitan came near
'catapilIcring" with joy
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09
HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL.

BY reference to our advertising col
umns, it will be seen the ELEVENTH
SESSION of this popular institution com
mences on Monday, the Sd of Sen
TENDER. The teachers remain the same
as last session-an announcement which
the patrons of the school will be pleas.
ed to hear, as in their several depart.
ments, during the las, session, they
showed "by their works." their fines,
for their respective positions.
VIC commend this institution TO the
favorable consideration Of the public.
For terms, &c. see advertisement.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09
MUSTARD SEED, &c.-A,,ention is

MUSTARD SEED, &c.-A,,ention is
called to the advertisement, of Mes.rs.
Collie. d Johnson, of ST. Louis, in to.
days paper. This is new branch of
business, and as we understand thew
pay prices which will repay the labor
of production, more attention will
doubtless be paid 10 the raising of the
articles they advertise for
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

~BRANcH, of the Lexington Jour
nal. has got the inside track of Boon.
He finds more hard words. piles 'em up
higher. and goes it loose" generally. in
q way tina, Boon himself can, touch.
Then that gleel JENNY crack" but
wap't somebody wan, to "ge. cool"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

CIRcuIr CLERK,-The special cleo
lion which was held on Monday. for
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Howard
County, resulted in the election of Mr..
ANDREW CooPER, by a majority of
from so to rs votes. We hope to get
the Official resul, by this mornings mail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

SuRRENDER OF RonE. The apparently
sudden surrender Of the eterna, city 10 Gen
Oudnot. after the enthusiasm with w!hict
The people was said to have pledged itself 10
be buried in It's ruins. has created much sur.
PRISE. This circumstance. the lengh Of the
siege, and The evident vsor with which The
city has been defended, has constrained all
who Know any thing OF the history OF Italy
since the FIST French revolution. 10 doubt II
The Romans had ever great deal 10 do with
The waTIlke operations. 1t was notorious
mat the chel resistance was made by the
Swiss soldiers ard The legion Of GsrabaIdi,
composed oil advenlurers from every portion
oil The world. and that in The accounts Of lbs
sorues. scarcely reference was made 10 the
natives Of the city. The trumvirs themselves
with one exception, were not Romsns, and
me Two prominent leaders were Gsrbsldi
ard Avezzans, the fist Of whom had fought
'or and against the governments OF the South
American republics; cIuised on his own ac.
count on the BIaz'lan and Buenos Ayrian
COASTS and approached so near to piracy, that
the incest cssuisry was necessary 10 dis,in
sulsh his conduct from that course against
which all nations war. Avezzsns was un>
doubted brave man. who had seen much
service in Mexico, bul it may be doubted
II that county be the bes. school Of repub.
I'csnIsm. 1t is possible, therefore, that The
people oil Rome may have been overawed BY
his band OF hardy advenrurerers. bu. nothing
definite can be known until another arrival
shall bring the particulars OF The surrender
and oil The reception OF the Pope, who it is
sad has determined 10 return to his capital,
and by personal observation 10 satisfy himself
as 10 what share his own subjects have had
in the recent troubles. - Wash. Rep.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

"FAsT Day was generally observ-
I'd by our citizens, and religious exer.
Uses suitable to the occasion took placs
It the Methods, Church.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

NEW ARTICLE OF ExPoRr.-We no.
'ice shipment of Hay from our place
on the Rowena, last trip. 1t was very
neatly baled, and we hope the shipper,
(W' c. Woodson, Esq } will be well
paid for his enterprise. The lot shipped
amounted TO some six or eight tons.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

UA correspondent Of the PhiladeI-
Phia Inquirer writing from Washing
ing'on, by Telegraph, under date OF
July god, says:
VIM. Carey Jones, whose resignation as
Secretary OF the Board OF Mexican Commits
sloners has been previously announced. will
leave this city in few days for Csilornis,
with most imponsn, dispatches to General
Persiler F. Smith. in relation 10 The future
government. OF that county, ss President
Taylor has determined to take oil needful
responsibility in our unorgsnized Terrlor,
les, Tor the preservation o( order.
! learn that serious charge has been
brought against Dr.. Collins. The First Audi>
'or, for frequently being absent from his posi-
and leaving signed certificates IN blank for
his clerks or any one else to ill up with
what amounts they pleased The sffair has
caused considerable excitement. and | IN.
dersIand is TO undergo risid investigation.
- Ia ,e IIea,,Iol r.. a.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

-" COL BENTON is carrying every
thing before him in the Pla,te-at least
so say his editors up there. Down
here, there is aterrb!e re action going
on say his oPponents-Gn horn, say
we.)
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

r The clerks of the steamers 81.
Croir, Kansas and Princeton, have
placed US under additional obligations
for River favors.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

U We alluded last week 10 the
personal attack which Judge BrRcn wa.
the subject of by the Benton papers in
bis section. The Lexington Journa
contains one or two articles in refer,
ence TO his domestic affairs, which wa.
thea alluded to, and which we feel full
ly authorized TO say, upon the most re
liable infoi nation, are without the shad
ow Of foundS ton. We stand entirely
aloof from the contest, and would as
cheerfully defend The private character
Of one of the other side, as we do thai
of Judge b, did we kao,o il TO be falsely
assailed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

lie adds, that he does not cease to di-
rect his prayers TO Heaven for the
general, the city. and the French ma
ion. Cardinal Ricolli and the Mar.
quis Caechct,i arrived in Rome from
Gaeia on the Sih. Preparations are
making at Rome which lead TO the be.
lief that Pious TX, is expected to return
to the Quirinal. The French are doing
all they can in distributing money TO
get Up cry in his favor, but in vain.-
The Roman troops who had agreed in
The first instance to do duty colointly
with the French are all leaving, and the
whole force now remaining is less than
900 men. Garibaldi has succeeded in
making his escape from the French di
vision, who were put upon false scent
! and he is now in the mountains Of Alb
ruzzi; previously to his departure from
Rome he had received ammunition anc
military stores. Another account states
that Garibaldi is on the Neapolitar
frontier, where he has been joined by
another body of troops and is forming
| q BODY of 10000 men.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09
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TRAGEDY IN PALMYRA.

On Thursday last, Mr.. Wise, clerk in
he Post office. Of this City. killed MIR
Hart, also Q resident OF this city, in the lowr
Of PeImyra. The origin or the difficulty
being Of a domestic nature, we do no, feel
warranted al this time TO enter into Parlicu
lars, in giving it 10 the public. Mr.. Wise
after the death OF Hart, surrendered himsel
10 the authorities, but after partial hearing
was not imprisoned. He is now at the lowe
OF Palmyra at liberty, waiting for furthe
examination. From ell we have Learned
respecting this tragedy it would appear Ihs
The feelings OF the public is much in favor o
Mr.. Wise.-.St. Louis Union.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

LAND TAxEs.--A list of the lands
advertiaed for sale, for taxes, in How.
ard county, can be seen at this office.
Land holders should look TO il.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

OTMr. G. f. Jackson has issued
inoihcr pronvnciamento. Rather
Ricey'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09
BREADSTUFFS.

There is no activity in the market
for breadstuffs, on the contrary, there
is rather depressed feeling and prices
lower than at the date Of last ISSUE
Old Western Canal Flour selling at 24s.
6d.a35s., Ohio and Baltimore 25s. 25s.
Cd. American wheat held al IS. Cd. a
7s. 81. Indian Corn quoted at 3Os. q
32s. the latter being The value ofprime
white.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

New ROUTE To New ORLEANs.-The
National InIelIigencer learns from va
rious quarters that the merchants OF
New York and New Orleans are seri-
Gus y talking of building road (f such
work is praclcable) across The north
ern part of Florida, the objects OF
which would be TO shorten the sea route
between The two cities about one thou.
sand miles, and escape the dangers OF
the Florida reefs. The idea of making
acanal across the peninsula was breach
ed number of years ago. bu, was Fl.
nally abandoned, owing, for many rea.
sons to its impraclicabiIily. 1t is al
legged that the harbors Of ST.. Mary'.,
on The atlantic and Cedar Keys, on The
Cult, would lie suitable places for the
termini of the proposed road; and il
has been ascerrained that a road like
the one proposed can be constructed
on exceedingly reasonable terms. The
distance across the peninsula at the
point designated is one hundred and
forty miles. The construction of the
proposed road cannot but be worthy of
The consideration Of all who are inter.
eslcd in The intercourse between the
great entrepot of New Orleans and the
Atlantic Sloles, promising, as The pro-
Ject does, to bring the Empire city and
he Crescent City within an easy four
DAVIS lOurney.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09

" II is settled fact" that a man
who cheats the printer, will steal.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

From reports of General Haynau to
the Emperor of Austria, it appears tina,
very sharp conflict took place on the
18th before Comorn between the com.
bined armies and the Magyars. The
Hungarians fought fercely, but the
Aus,rianss claim the victory. Another
account states that $50 pieces of can.
non were brought to the field by the
Hungarian, nothing could be more com.
plele than the defeat of the united Rus.
sian and Austrian armies under Hay
nau, he was obliged TO fall on Raab,
which city is filed with wounded, he
had been obliged TO send 5000 men TO
Presburg, but The timely arrival of the
Russians to cover his retreat, Uaynau
and his staff would have been taken
| The Turkish Ambassador had announ.
ced tina, BEN had again completely de.
lea,ed The Russians in PENNSYLVANIA,
and that the latter had been obliged 10
take refuge in WalIachia. Advices
Fl om Vienna state that Buda and Peslh
had surrendered 10 the Austrian and
Russian troops on the lllh inst, with.
mi resistance
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09
FRANCE.

The National announces tina, Prince
Canine son Of Lucien Bonaparte, and
ex President Of the Roman Constiluen,
Assembly, had been arrested al Orleans
by the order of Government on his
road from Marseiles to Paris. 1t is
said that having a claim on his cousin.
Louis Napoleon for money loaned in aid
OF his election, the prince was cominp
10 France 10 demand it, the conduct of
his cousin against Rome having stirred
up his ire. Ii is said that the Prince
will not be imprisoned. but that he will
he forced 10 embark for England or
America. A change Of Ministry is con
sidered an event most certain TO occur
IN very short time. The questions
openly discussed are The constabIes of
Ilie' the Empire, Henry V, and the
Count de Paris The Pope has address.
ed an auIh"graph letter TO Gen. Oudi
not on The occasion Of his having re.
celved The keys Of Rome, his Holiness
congralulaIes the general in the triumph
OF order in Rome. and expresses his
hope that Divine Providence will
overt the difficulties that may exist
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Gen. Oudinot has dismissed all per.
sons in office under the Republican
Government, and even under Plus TX
himself, and put in their places all per.
sons he could find, who had held office
under Gregory ii.
The papers have report of vic.
tory over the Russians by Benz as
being mentioned on all The diplomatic
circles Of Paris also that the uungarians
had obtained further advantages before
Comorn. An agent Of Schleswig had
arrived a, Berlin to protest against an
armislce in Germany.
Several principaliiies and duches had
given in their adhesion TO the treaty
concluded on the 26lh May between
Prussia, Saxony and Hanover.
A decree Of the Grand duke of Ba
den prorogues the state of siege for one
month.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09
PROVISIONS.

The imports of cured provisions into
Liverpool during the week are 10000
barrels of Pork, 343 ,ierces of hams.
$50 boxes Of bacon, 255 casks of hams,
and OIL barrels of lard. Beef sold to
fair exten, at full prices; Pork is sold
only in retail in small parcels. Bacon
and Lard move off steadily at full pr;.
ces; late arrivals Of cheese sold pretty
freely. but the quality SO far is indf:
fereni
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-09
COTTON.

Sales Of Cotton for the week, ending
yesterday, amount 10 76,490 bales
The market closed yesterday at fur.
Their advance ofl-sd. per ID. on all de.
scriplions. Quotations are for UP land
5 l.sJ. TO lid. for fair Mobile 5 3 Sd.
for fair Orleans, and / sa5 for Mid,
ding.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-07
THE GUILLOTIN

The Boston Post and the Eastern Argus
ldorn their columns with n picture of the
gulllotino with sundry Wings chopping off
heads. We do not u,ink we ever saw n
more distressing looking object than tho Ar.
gus exhibition ofn Locoloco Ioosing an OF:
icc. 10 pulls back with all his .,light and
makes the most hdcous face possible. 1t is,
however, entirely in keeping with the dismal
bowls which are act up in the UnioE; and re-
vorber0tod in tho lesser organs. Ii is mic
turc TO match, Though it strikes us suci, dis.
play Of a party going out Of Office in obedi-
once to the will ofa majority, must excite de-
rision rather thnn pity. The reuacty with
which they hold Oh to the Offices, and the ter
rible outcry they make at loosinR them, re.
mind us of the story of the sturdy beggar
who accosod ggu,ioman one day for aims.
sir said The beggsr,"l am in great distress,
and if you do net give ne quarter OF dol
lar ] shall be driven to do n deed q, which
sny very soul shudders." IIo said this with
q look almost as pilifli as tina, of the office
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-07
Trouble In the "Truck and
,DiclEer" ranks.

The following Is from tie Burlington Sen
llnul Of juno 2Gi
fRtsEtIN CnuNrf DEMOCRATIC CONVERSIONS.
The Democrats Of Franklin County are re-
queHied to Deel IN County Convention NJ
Fairfield on Salurday,July 7ll AZ 10 o'clock
NJ, for the purppse Of taking into consid,
ornlinn the pfoprey ofcnlling state Con-
vehiton uiihe Democracy for 80 purpose of
presenting 10 the ffoomeu al ,ho State tick
ci worthy ufDrmocraIs.
DemurtaFl the nets ufllo late Slnte Con
ycnlinn are ~ no wiso binding upon ~. By
abandoning hll Ilie cherished principles OF
ihe Democratic parry, we ARE promised q irl-
umph over our old opponents, the wings.
Ana wlnI II The triumph 90 destroy ihcm,w e
immediate ourselves. TO humble our ancient
adversary we consent 20 grace the triumph
OF tho billrrest reylloIs Of Democratic men
aud measures, and rnisc up nero sectional
party. liy such triumph we lose the re-
rpect of oil true Duuucnls aud sacrifice all
self respect.
Lot ~ stand 10y our rs,unlirl our time.
louotod banner, and under its broad folds
innrl"ssiy contend ior tho principles Of JEFF
icrson md Jackson. We ARE used tn tefeni
IN Ner"'on', nnd II No lose MI else, wo wlli
snvo our h"nor
l. H. BOWDlSH. County
BRADLEY BARLOW, ( Comrnitier
Swnnton, June %, lsiO.
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holder in the Argus pcmre.-1'llo compns-
slpnale gentleman, luuking Ia save hin ir0n,
suicide 90 llie commission Of highway rolbe-
Y handed over the quarter and ihen said -
"Nuw, ny poor fellow, will you be- good g.
nough 10 tell mo WhHi desperate deed you
would have been driven 20 do, had refused
yali This alnneiH
ST." HH'd il's huFFHrI ''a= yDll Aaie Leen
generous with mo, viii be candid with you,
! should have been compelled a. 20 % work
nnd eArn something 0nd assure you There
Is nothing dreud 30 much kaHflee J0w-
nal
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UFThG New York Tribune exposes the
deliberately plotted deception aud equiyocn.
ton proclsed by the Coalition convention Of
Vermont IN reference to tbs TarifI,tho fol-
lowing is their rotten platform;
"Rcsolved, That VIC are in fnvor ola Tar.
~ which will raise revenue sufficient 10 de-
irny tho expenses Of the Government, eco.
nomlcnlly administered, tho'interest nccrniug
on the National Debt, and an annual INSTALL
mcnl thereon
To this the Tribune we'll snys-
"Ihe words above used woro intended TO
disguise radical difference of sentiment, if
not among themselves, then between them
selves 4 those 10y whose votes ihey moan TO
hchiasa- t''.Srer.- WtITt Vermont has uniform.
ly struggled for is not the raising Of n large
amount Of Revenue 10y Tarin-on tho con
trnry, Tariff producing twenty millions ner
nnnum mny he much more efficient and sat
lsinctory than one producing thirty millions
or over. This is whit Vermont has demnn-
ded, and what We learned from her or-with
her TO believe righteous and bcnefcinl-Thn,
in the adjustment of Tariff of duties. dis
ordinations should be made in favor of our
Home Labor by imposing higher rates on
those imports which do, aud lower on those
which do not come in competition with the
products of our own industry. That tx tho
precise proposition on which the Nation Inns
for years been divided and in support of
which Vermont, has uniformly ba,tled. Does
the above resolution affirm or DENY tbot
proposition pees IL not y,inirrfy intend 10
skulk iR And ifso, WINS not our original
statement correct in substance; though YER
hHlly erroneous?" . -
The original statement nbove referred to.
was that the coalition had preserved n stud.
ed-silence. They had virtually done SO, and
even worse. in the iHiesded deceit and mud
this counterfeit Of n, resolution, moaning
nothing.