Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-13

ected, 80 10 20. |,
Mr. Yulee moved to emend the 10Ih Sec
lion, by adding the clause from Mr., Clay
tons compromise, extending the laws Of the
U. S. over the Territories.
Mr.. Clay said we had already provided
for the extension OF the laws, so far as APP
plicsble and suggested that the Senator mod
ify his amendment by simply including con-
s,ilu,ion' in the provisions of that Senator.
Mr. Foo,e objected 10 the amendment.
Mr.. Yulee modified HE amendment es
suggested by Mr.. Clay and the question
being taken, after debate. it was adopted 40
to is.
Mr.. Baldwin moved an amendment TO the
9th section by adding the following; sit
being hereby intended to be declared that the
Mexican law abolishing slavery shall CON-
tnue 10 be in force in said Territories, until
altered or repealed by Congress. The
Senate then adjourned.
UovsS.-Mr. Bowia earnestly supported
the Senate compromise.
Mr.. Dickey spoke against slsvery and in
favor OF the admission Of California. The
House then took a recess uu,il o'clock.
LATEST FROM THE HAVANA.
CHAELEsroS. June 6.
The schooner Merchant. Capt. LESSER,
arrived from Havana. brings accounts to 80,
ul.. The U. S. steam frigats Saranak art
rived at Havana on tho Goth, carrying dis
patches 10 the Captain General Of Cuba, and
to Gen. Campbell. our Consul at Havana, -
1t was stated in Havana that the Saranak
was put under orders OF the Government Of
Cuea, to assist in expressing any srmed e1'
petition from the United States, The ships
Albany and Germantown. while lying in
Havana. received information that Spanish
vessel Of war was expected with part Of
the Cuba expedition on board. These ves
sells left to ntercep, the Spanish vessels, and
demanded the prisoners from the custody Of
the Spaniards; they got her when within a
few hours call OF the Moro, and were about
eIsc,ng their release. when the Saranak
came up. After brief interview between
Capt. Tstnall and Commander Randolph.
the SpaniaIds were allowed to take their
prisoners into Havana; they were placed in
confinement on board Of a Spanish IA.
Five individuals. part of Gen. ..Lopez's
! - Al IL
four Scotch end Irish and one an Americ so
boy. who stated tia. he joined the expedition
under the impression tina. i. was going to
Calilornio. he asked permission to write q
letter 10 Gen. Lopez, giving him informa,
ton Of his fate. When ne flashed the letter
it was torn up by the soldiers. A spectator
collected the pieces and pasted them togeth.
sr with the ini.ntiou OF forwarding them to
his friends.
The Merchant lsft a. Havano. the Sara
max, Albany and Germantown.
| pNathaniel Childs, Jr., has ins,i.
tuted suit agains. the Bauk Of the
State Of Missouri for defamation,
false Imprisonment, and malicious pros.
ecution, wherein he has laid the dana.
ges at $4,000" lie has also insti,u
tu,ed suit ugaiHs. J. B. Bran,. and 9th
ers. securities Of the Bank of the State
Of Missouri; on attachment bond o
S25O.OOO, wherein the damages are
laid ct $4,000. Mr.. Bates is retained
in The first suit. and Messrs. Bates anc
? Polk, in the second. We shall hsy,
, some rare developments when these
Z suits come up for trial. Mr.. Child
0 asserts that the prosecution was gottel
up against him to screen other officer
Of the Bank.
|Judge Bowlin, NJ. c.. from III,