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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
THE CABINET.

We learn by Geographic dispatches
of the 18th that the following is General
Taylor's cabinet, which differs some
what from the rumor published in our
last. The message from the President,
making the nominations to the Senate,
was received from Maj. Bliss, the Presi.
dents private Secretary, on the 18th.
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON. of Delaware,
Secretary Of State.
WIN. M. MEREDITH, of Pennsyl.
vania, Secretary of Treasury.
THOMAS EWING, of Ohio, Sec,
rotary of the Home Department.
WIN. B. PRESTON, of Virginia.
Secretary of Navy.
GEORGE w. CRAWFORD, of
Georgia, Secretary of War.
JACOB COLLAMER, of Vermont,
Postmaster General.
EVERDY JOHNSON, Of Mary
land, Attorney General.
Vermont, the noblest and s,eadiest
of the Wing States, is honored. for the
first time, with a seat in the Cobinct, in
the Pos, Master General-and this was
justly due to her.
Mr.. Colamer was a member Of the
recent and previous Congress from Ver-
mont, but declined reelection. He
was CONSPICUOUS for his business habits,
and will be an efficient and able head of
his Department. Mr.. Ewing takes the
head Of the Department ofthe Interior,
created by act of the late session of
Congress, and which will be, TO the
West the most important of all the De-
partments Reverdy Johnson is well
known as q distinguished Senator from
Maryland-about whom, the greatest
regret we have is, that he is called from
the Senate Chamber. Mr.. w. B. Pres,
ton, who takes the post of Secretary of
the Navy, was prominent member of
the late Congress, returned from a
district in Virginia which he contribu,
ted mainly TO revolutionize, and during
the late session made speech which
was remarkable for its conservative
doctrines, and its reverence for the
Union of the States.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
ABOLITION OF WAR.--In France, NJ

ABOLITION OF WAR.--In France, NJ.
Bouvet has presented the following pro-
position for the acceptance of the Ma
tional Assembly: considering that war
is contrary to religion, humanity, and
public prosperity, the National Assem-
BILE DEGREES: l. The French republic
proposes TO the government of Europe,
America, and other civilized countries
10 concur in Congress for a proper.
tional disarmament, the abolition of war
and the formation of a court of arbitra-
ton. ?. The congress shall open on
the Isl of May, ls49, at Constantine
ple."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
SLAVERY IN KENTUCKY-MR.
CLAWS LETTER.

We have filed Mr.. Clay's letter on
the subject of abolishing slavery in
Kentucky, for our next paper. A brief
synopsis of it will be found on our
first page.
The people of Kentucky are ugita-
ting the subject of abolshing slavery,
and il seems from Mr.. Clay's letter,
tia, he had been invited TO make his
views public. Speaking Of his letter,
the Louisville Journal states that large
majority of the people of Kentucky
differ from Mr.. Clay in regard TO
emancipation at the present time. The
Journal thinks, and Mr.. Clay is of the
same opinion, that though slavery in
Kentucky is an evil, it is not of such
magnitude that every other interest in
the State should be sacrificed or endan-
gered, on account of it. Mr.. Clay con.
siders emancipation without colonial
ton, worse than slavery; without col
onization, he is utterly opposed to any
scheme of emancipation.
A large meeting was held in Mays.
vile, Mason county, Kentucky, on the
18th of Fobruaryllast, pursuant TO call
signed by 523 voters of the county, to
give an expression of public sentiment
on the subject of slavery. Resolution.
were adopted declaring slavery polit-
ical and social evil; that while no blame
was attached TO the Shareholder, no
sympathy was was felt for northern ia
naticism, but it was esteemed q duty
and privilege to rid themselves of an
injurious political institution, inherited
from their fathers; that system OF
emancipation, ,Dith colonization, should
be adopted by the State, such project
being regarded as practicable, polite,
and humane;" that clause be inserted
in the New Constitution, by which the
people may vote on the subject sepa.
rately, when ever an act of the Legis.
lature can be passed authorizing the
same; that they would support no can.
didate for the proposed constitutional
convention, who would not subscribe
to the sentiments of the meeting, as .ex.
pressed in their resolutions.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted, and committee of correspon.
dence appointed, with power 10 call
meetings. The meeting was participa.
ted in by leading and prominent men Of
all parties, and its deliberations were
characterized by feeling of interes,
and determination calmly, yet resolute.
ly to carry out the objects for which it
was convened.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

AN ACT granting five years half pay 10 GER
tain widows and orphans Of officers, non
commissioned officers, musicians and pIi>
Yates, both regulars and volunteers.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives OF the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
provisions OF The second section OF the act
entitled can act amending the act entitled
An act granting half pay to widows or Or
phans, where their husbands and fathers
have died OF wounds received in the milita>
ry service Of the United States, in cases OF
deceased officers and soldiers OF the militia
and volunteers. ," approved July 2lsl. eigh>
teen hundred and forty>eight, shall be SO
construed as 10 embrace all widows and Or
Phans OF officers, non.commissioned officers,
musicians, and privates; whether Of the reg.
ular army or of volunteers, who have re
ceived an honorable discharge, or who re
NAMED to the date OF their death in the SER
vice OF the United States, and who have
died since their return 10 their usual place OF
residence, Of wounds received or from dis
eases contracted while in line OF duty, sub.
jet to such rules, regulations. and resfic,
lions as the Secretary Of War. by the third
section Of said act. is authorized 10 impose.
Approved February %, ls49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

In the Senate, on the 7,h, Mr.. Foote
made an explanation to the Senate in
reference TO the late rencontre between
himself and Mr.. Cameron. He admit
ted that slight blows were exchanged,
and expressed his regret at the viola
ton of the dignity of the Senate. The
affair was amicably settled.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Califor.
MIA, or those who have freight to for
ward to that region, are referred TO the
advertisement of this vessel, in another
column. A better opportunity will not
be presented for the shipment of goods
10 San Francisco, than this vessel offers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

%Mr. T. NJ. EAsTERLy, Daguer-
rean Artist, 1903 Fourth street, corner
of Olive, ST. Louis, is one of the first
operators Of the country, in this delicate
and beautiful art. We recommend per.
sons visiting the city to call at his rooms
and examine his work.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
NOTICE.

Rev. WM. HOLMES, will deliver an
Address Cd the subject of Education,
on Friday evening, at the close of the
examination of the scholars of Mr..
Scot,'s school. The public are invited
TO attend.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
FAYETTE LYCEUM.

R. T. PREwITr Esq, will deliver Lee
ture before the Reyeue Lyceum. on Saturday
evening, in the College Chapel, The pub.
lie are respectfully invited to attend.
By order Of the Lyceum.
JAMES T. BIRCH, Ssc'ry.
Faystte. March Is,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

The Governor of Maryland has ap.
pointed Benjamin C. Howard, demo-
Graf, a Senator, to fill the vacancy occa.
stoned by the resignation of Mr.. John
son,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

FIRST PAaE.-Editorial, Inaugural
of Gen. Taylor, Jefferson correspon-
dence, Mr.. ,Clay's letter, and miscella'
neous matter,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.- o. NJ"
received too late for this paper.
~. w. C."-your first letter was an
swered some time since, giving direc-
lions in the case alluded TO. Write us
about the other matter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

"A correspondent of the Fayette
Democrat suggests the propriety of a
public meeting in Howard, on the sub.
ect Of the great proposed Pacific rail
road. A good idea.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
Mississippi river is very

FLooD.--The Mississippi river is very
high. AtSt Louis, it is up to the doors
of the houses on water street. Lower
down, the country is inundated in many
places, and much damage has been done
10 farms At last accounts il was still
rising. and fears were entertained OF
great destruction of property.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
PUBLIC PRINTER.

1t will be seen by reference TO our
Jefferson correspondence that Mr.. Lusk
has been chosen public printer, over
Mr.. Boon, by a majority of tOO votes.
We congratulate friend Lusk on his
success, and offer brother Hampton our
coincidence. He doubtless feels defeat
little more keenly than did we, several
years since, when he so triumphantly
defeated us for the same office
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15

HowAnD HIGH ScHooL.-The report
of the examining committee of this ad-
mirable institution of learning, will be
given in our next paper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-03-15
Arrival Of the A merica
New YORK, March 0, P. NJ.

The steamer America, left Liverpool
On the Gath ultimo, and arrived at Hall
fax quarter to three o'clock yesterday
and her news was telegraphed
10 thia riiu
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Nm Surer-s4 and Nosu8nt-RN, each Si+' f'N, 81" ou
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.v.,..atA Tbs Bsvre pacEe. is IT,. 3. ic for
,kDa.
e,reul.uoa Of - New. Iersey shlap'ss'er B4rE'
,b.sy before long they will BE- driven ont Of tie
v,.,b tbeezreriepce q TIE Delaware Bridge Mao.
MR.. B.k. Be,lev,le. P.siff-ld STATE Bank Of
49,, ss3 Others before us and with perfectly ss'e
..,ssesrteufrenoy q oar OVID We think oUrci'izen'
os reiase 10 receive ard pay ,1t the rrespon'iois
-. Of tnoih,- sta,e. especially when TIE Rarzs are
,,,8 cont, % s1d used y orc .-dv.,va-
The rt-eiP,1 of the Central Michigan Rti'7'ao
.0.,o5er ives elz7.C00 Novern5er w.. sosrce.y be
=. rre TIRE Eric Tor Noyeu5e- promifes 20 be ''oD'
4. ooo waich j, the sane d, O-.obe- deaocfpr iHe
-ys. 70 iron carrie IN thsi month Tor - itH.es
s.rsss Ros8. Toe Harlem receipts IN November vi"
..tyre.cs so COO. ur'es they PrI up during ~
abs Il tho moth TIE heavy rains Of 'Se month
s.f.--d With the receipt o. The E-;e y tne<nT
.osd. Lad and .hus checking tae travel - the ---'
"a T,. ,~,ep,,or O. tae road % Horne -ss4 .e s, va
i.z. d o,eed uooo. AT westward toe rev northern
.-.es.i .-o,,.5.y DO decided rp,r, ipsts,d Of tf'
y ,sroa.h O.ssn. IS Originally .a.d on. and parity
~1d
The pevments ~ the sab-Tress0ry today were
.ag receipts SIZED Balance, s. -1)fit
a.,s. three million eight hundred tno0sard co.-
..,fC.Ifor.ia G1!3 have been received at The Pla'
.,sa -lr,
-.ye.atsd that $4,000 las booE 1Jbsc..be3
..ses..ck oftao rev g-osdwsy irsgrsnee o..
T.s.ale. on the Ere iPs.J Ba8k are row re-
,s5 ORD l1e Peunsylys1li public vcits 10 payment Of
"a.
T.,Psr q. .,.rsord tho James MIS- - NcF-
--~r--. rave declared r cow, srnut, dividend q
go-A
Acarro Of Railroad i-.a imported via Quebec
O., he Cleveland. Columbus ard Cincirna All Roaf Is
...re o1 Lake Ontario. The cargo isialy Insured.
correspondents of the AHQuy ErennR Jour
al ,r5esvo~s by inueudoc5 q ure tie Michigan
,,,5era Rsrrosd and yIevout tha succ'sl Of Nc PIE
.,,,glscdption for extending no Road. TO ta.s cor
..yo,dort friend cf the Road has replied in most
..ou2s manner and renders Il uuno.essa-y fer - %
An.
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BOOK TRADE.



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LII Ar1D WRITINGS OF DAVID TgALE.
j. WILEY. .sl ROADWAY, WILL L5-Isd ON
THURSDAY.
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
HARTFORD LIFE AID health tSsJ RANCE CO
CAPITAL 500 600.

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CAPITAL 500 600.
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Policies or ~ vea u gong 10 Caiorls via
permits FOR residence granted = &c O1i SOCK depart
meal 81 reasooA5.s atvs1ce
DfzL Tors.
JsFnss D.xoa. Wu.sl T Hooker william D Es!on,
A 4 Po-roy Chssef A4AEl Henry kecey,
Geo JsEsg. 81 A. TuI-e, Cnsr.es oosTe-L
EfshaCe.t Kerry P-rEirI, blief,
William Ma.hs-, A Barr. George n Ol1s.e1f
EsE ID, Csse, W,'izln y. Aasso1-
JAMES DIXON. President
WlLIaf :. HglzEE, b ICE Pres !
HfsEF T. 81 ..fEs. Secretary.
-lstr1.zllrrE iae principles 7' Ls irs1r.rce
art ~ &c vs1 Or-rs- y us psnF nay Dc D
Ianec g. Gle 40 -lcy ar-. -, az cf 20 of Mr.
80 r1ev be- rs.f- EDWARD HOOK ~. As-c-
% ) Do.xe 81 D. Mscic.l TANNER. 10 2-.-ldance
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AVCTIOlS SALES.

a ArKW1S. Aarnococr
CIV BANGS, PlATr * 60. ssors 20 s-osA
LIhr,S.. 60 .sv.ncr. 1af- $3.50 desired
WFpNEsOAY EVENING
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PloAcAacas Jlysri. -, A.
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g. 'taS TEA Iae Company. Rasir xHi Wharves hey
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ORPHANS, BKSEFIT-Ihe llA Annual Bal q
o. n Y-n,au ra.gcrsa. BeneV0l-0 Society, vii of
he'd D. Tammsoy Hal "a Wetlesday evening, no 2sL
mar - prlce~Is usual 30 be- siVsn 10 81 Of ne baf
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I'll Casuo@r "a ne CiIy Of S-~-HAVeo-
o,o.sls mGy be sfdressed The Mayor o. he Civ
Of Mes Haven. and endorsed Proposals. Tor q Loan
All lIOB HEskY PECK. Asyoy.
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AAGNislCrNr ENHiBiriOH.
p. h s.
GnsTD osf-fStt, elgANr'e sfaiF1 ~
MOVING PAHORaMh3,
NrOW OPEN Ek11l Ettelt9. fsr saori season,
Nnrsvioua 60 ...irg 81 lNt.sl I'D Lc1tDn. %
STOPPASrS PAfORANA HALL,
Broadway co.nef % Ws.ketsA. TheJ are psin.ef IN
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pn1 FEET ~ CANVASS.
beng ~ Isyerh thousand .es 10 NSess painting IN ths
NEW-YO RK CITY, -
WiLLlAAsBUROH
EAST RIVER.
HUDSON RIVER, ard
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
Tfs awful srd magnificent sc@n- ~ ths
AsrOR OPERA-hOCSE RIOT
T gra1i and s11urs spectacle Of ma Burning OF NE
Pan Thsasr They nearly skrse years In pre-
600 DCLLAR3.
D1ort opru 81 - O'Clock. Panorama moves A. y pre-
esy Admission - con.s cll.lrsn Under ten yrsfs oi
So 81 prrr rl9 Isl