Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

ket is quite bare. Ii must depend Who'll.
" apon the speedy arrival of vessels,
TO furnish even moderate supply TO
the miners before the rainy season closes
the avenues against them. The over
land immigration has draws very hesV'
lily upon the market resources. ..s1E /,
Returning Observation-Disclosures
sufficient TO ill the next two steamers,
besides several large sailing vessels we're
awaiting passage on the departure of the
California. The discouraging reports
brough, by the CALIFORNIA; passengers,
with the more undenisble evidence in
the haggard looks and wasted frames of
many unforiunates, has induced many
on the Is,hmusto take the back track.
Several passenge rs return on The Cres-
cent City and the Ohio. y.s .ts
Death Of Breuet Capt. Warmer
This valuable soldier lost his life on the
9th September. while engaged in as
ceriaining the feasibility of a rail road
route to Oregon through The head
sources of the Sacramento. Himself
with party of eight men, were fired
upon by party Of Indians in ambush,
and three Of their number killed. Capt.
w. fell dead immediately, literally
pierced with voleys Of poisoned ar
rows and his companions were buried
with him on the following day ...
f Steamers on the Sacramento,-The
steam propeller McKim, from New
, Orleans, has arrived safely, sold for
$4,000, and has made successful ex-
perimental trip up the Sacramento TO
the city. Her appearance was greeted
> with Joy by the inhabitants, and she
was ushered to her landing with loud
huzzas and firing of cannon. The
. steamer Senator has also arrived, and
: was to make an experimental trip to
Sacramento City on the Cd of Novem-
! Der. This will establish a permanent
opposition, should the Senator be able
to navigate the river. The time re-.
: quired TO make the passage on the
schooners is. from three to eight days,
while the steamers will shorten the time
p from ten TO twelve hours.
!, Executions in the Nduy.-Two sea.
D men, Peter and John Black, were exc
, cuted in the harbor of San.Franoisco on
8 the 23d of October. by order of a
] Court Martial. ....
Thanksgiving Day.--Gov. Riley's
Proclamation for the observance of
Thursday. Nov. 30, it is to be feared,
was but slightly regarded by the "heads
| win, and tails you lose, and devil
takes the hindmos," population Of our
new Pacific State. They are 100 much
engrossed in the dust TO be over de-
vout at present.
j Political--The embryo State is being
already deluged by political aspirants
: painting TO grasp the "honors of the ris-
: ing STALL" and pressing their suits and
interests with the zeal and modes,y of
. a Sixth Ward Alderman. Every day
e brings "another Richmond 10 the field"
Fiflh.rute lawyers grown here TO
= Kents and Blackstones) enter the list
against ex,Governors, willis ex.star
policemen vie with ex.Senators and
Representatives for six or eight dollars
; per day, with only legal mileage By the
IstlimuS route. .........
Although some of the prominen, can,
q didaies are large land operators. and
, consequently wealthy, still the desire Of
the many TO serve their constituents is
h undoubtedly superinduced by The less
, disinterested motive of returning home
at our expense, being short Of funds,
and unable to leave otherwise. How
, ever, among the medley, California will
. be well represented. 1t is easy 10 for
:, see who will be The champions, and
= these will be found to be capable men.
. AS TO principles, their positions will be
somewha. like Gen. Taylor's, untrams
meled and independent of party; but
; the principal object of mos, of the as.
pirants is TO return home.
9 The Overland Emmigration.--The
. main body of emmlgration are daily ar.
irving, and Rough and Ready, tough
:, and ready set of men they are. Mum,
!, bers of them stop at Weaver's Creek,
Dry Diggings and Weaverville; strike