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the members Of this body in favor of the plan of adjustment
For this purpose beg leave TO call their attention article
of intelligence which has just reached U.S. of
interest We informed that the people of New Mexico
engaged in attempt to establish State government
Yes sir that such government in least has already
been set on foot Under what authority all this has been
done we do not present know but hope that the resolu
ton which had the honor to offer yesterday and WHICH
has this morning been adopted, will shortly full in
formation upon the subject This much though, will under
take to say present that whoever be the that has
either planned nsgated, sanctioned this vile scheme is
patriot but an nsidous traitor to the public weal
enemy his country whose perdy and inefabe progscy
hope will ere long be branded with ndeblc infamy Sir,
this attempt To establish and organize State government in
New Mexico this time obviously intended to aid in
defeating plan Of adjustment and retain the country IN its
present excited condition. No in bis senses could ever
have expected New Mexico be admitted State at the
session Of Congress- The honorable Senator from
Kentucky, (Mr CLAr) with that ankness which has uni
formly marked his public man, has long since
announced that he could for the admission OF New
Mexico State present The distinguished Senator
from Massachusetts,, (Mr WEBsTER with that maniness
OF character which belongs him, has done the same
Thing; and the distinguished Senator from Michigan CAss
mas been equally explicit in announcing his determination not
70 vote for the admission of New Mexico Other Sc
majors have expressed themselves the effect Every
body must have known then, that it impossible for
New Mexico to be admitted into the Union At this session.
But This is not the worst part Of the This effort
set on foot State organization obviously about result in
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
COWARDLY.

There is class Of delicate" wasp.
wasted females, who arc - friGhten-
ed if they chance to zee live COW in
the street before them, however meek
or antibelligcrcnt in her manifestations,
that they run, scream, and make as big
"a fuss generally" as if they had en-.
countered tiger ready TO spring upon
them, or an alligator with jaws wide
open TO devour them. Some cotem-
porary. who evidently "don't think
much" Of such cow.ardIy proceedings,
and whose speech is distinguished by
more blunt honesty than galIantry, re-
commends to such timid ladies to read
the following extract from Colman's
letters. in which he speaks Of a fair and
cattle show in England:
There were great many farmers
wives and daughters, as well as o grea,
many Of the noblessee, in the yards, in.
sPecting the implements and cattle,
with catalogues in their hands, and
showing the remarkable points in the
animals with as much skill and sagaci.
ty as if they had been experienced
breeders Olive stock; some of them are
also, competitors for the premiums.-
The English women and ladies, 10 their
praise be it spoken, while they are as
far from anything indelicsle as any
persons / have seen, have no sickIy af.
tectation of modesty, and do not die
at once at the sight Of a COW or bull"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
BELL-BIRD.

One meets in the forests of Guyana
q bird much celebrated with the Span.
iards, called COmpanero or Bell. Bird
Iis,voice is loud and clear as The sound
ola bell, it may be heard e, the dis,
lance Of league. No song, no sound
can occasion the as,onishme Mt produced
by tie iinkling Of The Companero. lie
sings morning and evening like most
ether birds, at raid day he sings slso.--
A stroke of the bell is heard, a pause OF
minute ensues; second talking, and a
pause of the same duration is repeated;
finally, a third ringing, followed by a
silence of six or eight minutes. "Ac.
,gon," says an enthusiastic traveller,
would halt in the heat of chase, Or.
pheus would let fall his lute to listen; so
novel, sweet, and romantic is the silver
tinkling Of the snow white Companero. "
The bird is about the size of jay;
from its head arises conical tube OF
about thee inches long, of a brillisn,
black, spotted with small white fea,h.
ers, hich communicates with the poI.
ate, and which. when inflated with air
resembles an sU Of corn,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29

OSThe ST. Charles Chronotype in.
dulges in some very funny speculalions
as 10 Col. Ben,on's successor in the Sen.
ate. Take the following as a sample;
PoLITIcAL CAST OF THE NEXT LEG.
IsLATURE OF Mo.-From the returns re.
ceived up TO this date, there is very
little doubt but that there will be a ma.
jority of Democrats on joint ballot in
the next Legislature of Missouri. And
notwithstanding there is a division be,
tween the members Of the Democratic
party elected in regard TO the re.eIcc
ton Of Colonel Benton, we presume
there is no one who seriously doubts
the election ola Democrat in his place.
Ii is, however, by no means certain,
that Col. Benton will not be returned;
but if he should no, be, we presume i,
will not be difficult matter 10 deter.
mine upon his successor, Trus!en Polk,
Esq, of ST. Louis. If he had KEEP,
himself out the slaughter zen arranged
for him by his enemies in that city and
county within the last few months, he
would unqueslionably have stood as
the next most prominent man of the
party in the State; but as matters stand
now, if Benton should not be returned
the choice will likely be between Gov.
King and Jamo NJ. Hughes. the pres.
eni Presidsn, Of the bank Of Missouri
both sound Democrats end tsleuted
sistesman.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
BEAUTY OF JEyEsSES,

II IS related that Chateaubriand on
returning from his Eastarn travels, wa:
asked if he could assign a reason why
the women Of the Jewish race were
so much handsomer than the men, when
he gave the following one: "Jewesses, y
he said, having escaped the curse which
aIigh,ed upon their fathers, husbands
and sons. Not a Jewess was 10 he
seen among the crowd Of priests and
rabble who insultcd the Son of God
scourged Him, crowned him with
thcrns and subjected Him to infamy
and the esony Of the cross. The wo.
man Of Iudea believed ia the Savior
and assisted and soothcd Him unde, af,
fiction. 4 woman of Bethany pour
cd on his head precious ointment, which
she kept ia a vase of sNabasicr. The
sinner annotated his feat with perfun
ed oil, and wiped them with her hair.
Christ, on his part, extended mercy to
the Jewesses. He raised from the
dead the son of the widow of Main
ard Martha's brother Lazarus. He
cured Simoh's mother in law, the wo.
man who touched the hem Of his gar.
ment. To the Samaritan woman he
was o spring Of living water, and a
compassionate judge TO the woman, in
adultery. Tho daughters Of Jerusa.
lem were over him; the holy woman
accompanied him TO Calvary, brought
him balm and spices, end weeping
sought him in The sepulchrc. Woman.
why weepe,t thou? His first appear
ancc after the resurrection was to
Mary Magdslenc. lie said to her
'MaryF At the sound of his voice
Mary Magdalene's eyes were opened,
and she answered Master The re.
hection of some beautiful ray must
have rested on the brow Of the Jewes
ses."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29

The New CABIXEr.--The Wash.
ington papers confirm the telegraphic
announcement Of the appointment Of
Mr.. Conrad as Secretary of War, and
Mr.. Mckennan as Secretary of the In,
terror. Both gentlemen are eaid to
have accepted, thus completing Psesi.
dent Filmore's Cabinet, which stands
as follows:
Secretary of Statc.-Daniel Webster.
of Massachusetts.
Secretary ofhe Treasury,-Thomas
Corwin, of Ohio.
Secretary Of The Navy.--Wm. A.
Graham, Of n, Carolina.
Secretary Of IVar.-Charles NJ. Con.
rad, of La.
Secretary Of InteriOr.---Thos. NJ. T.
Mckennan of Pennsylvania.
Postmaster Gsneral.--Nathan X. Hall,
of New York.
Attorney Gcneral.-John J. Critten.
den of Kentucky.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
cggk Livery stable. %
NEW ADMINISTRATION.

TEMERSON g. HANDLEY would respect
H fully inform the public that they have
purchased of the Messrs ARNoT their entire
establishment, and are now prepared to ac-
commodute both citizens and strangers, with
every description of vehicle, and good saddle
horses, at moments notice.
The additions we are making in new car
riages, Buggies, and fine horses, (none other
kept,) will enable us to furnish 'turn outs"
equal in style and comfort to any establish
ment in the State. We are also prepared, at
all times, to attend on pleasure parties, and
TO convey steamboat passengers to any point
they may desireto to 60,
By strict attention to the wants of the
community, and fixed determination to de-
serve the patronage which has been so liber-
ally bestowed upon our predecessors, we feel
assured that our efforts to please, will be ap-
preciated by generous community.
A Hearse and Carriages will at all times
h. in readiness to attend funerals. either in
che City or country: o
Glasgow, Nov. Is, lS49.-37-ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
THE CALIFORNIA BILL AS 1T
PASSED THE SENATE
A Bill for the admission Of the Slate of Cal
ijornia into the Union.

Jornia into the Union.
Whereas the people Of California have pre-
sented constitution aud asked the admission
into the Union, which constitution was sub.
mitted to Congress by the Presiden. Of the
United States by message, dated February
18th, 1850, and which, on due examination
is found to be republican in lis form OF gov
ernment:
Be it enacted BY the Senate end House ot
Representatives OF the United States Of A.
merica in Congress assembled, That the
State Of California shall be one, ord is here
by declared 10 be one, Of the United States
al America, ard admitted into the Union on
equal footing with the original States in all
respects whatever.
SEC. 2. And be il furlhur enacted, That
until the representatives in Congress shall be
aPPortioned according TO an sctual euynera
ton Of the nhabton.s Of the United States,
tho State Of California shall be entitled to
two representatives. in Congsess.
SEC. 3. And be it furthur enacted, that
the said State Of California i, admitted into
the Union upon tho-exprees condition that
the people Of the said State, through their leg
islalure or otherwise; shall never interfere
with the primary disposal Of the public lands
within lis limits, and shall pass no law and
do no act whereby the title Of the United
States to, and right to dispose OF, The same
shall be impaired CT questioned; and they
shall never lay any tax or assessment Of any
description whatsoever upon the public do.
main Of the United States; and in 10 case
shall nonresident propre,ors, who are CHI.
zens OF the United States, be taxed higher
than residents; and ,ha, all navigable waters
within the said State shall be common high,
ways, and forever free, ss well 10 the inhab.
itants Of said Stale as 10 the citizens Of the
United States, without any tax, impo... or
duty thereson: Provided, That nothing herein
contained shall be construed as recognizing
or rejectieg the propositions rendered BY The
people OF California as articles Of compac,
in the ordinance adopted by the convention
which formed the constitution OF the State,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
AGENrs roR THIS PArER.

AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER.
V. B. PALMER, Esq, is authorized to pro-
euro Advertisements, receive Subscriptions
and make Collections forthc TIaEs,0t his of.
fees in the following cities:
PHrLADELPHIA-NOrth-W West Corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
NEw YoRK-Tribune Buildings.
BosToN--No. >, State street.
Fdystte-Andrew J. Herndon.
HuntSrWe-W. r, Samuel.
Blooming G.. Sharp.
LinneUS-H. WILKERsoN
CamJridge--JoHN H. GGovE.
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Charles Es. Easlcnstein
81. Louis Millinery Rooms.

ara 62, Market Street, Up Stairs, S@y
sa ST. LOUIS, MO. $40
SLOPER & RIMMER importers and deal
, ers of French Millinery, would respect
fully inform the Ladies, they are prepared to
offer any article in their line at the lowest
possible prices, and of the latest and most ap-
proved styles, being in receipt of patterns
monthly.
The greatest attention is paid to written or
ders, that persons at distance may feel per-
feet confidence in sending to their House.
Straws and Leghorns cleaned, dyed and
altered, and every article Of mourning goods
supplied at the shortest notice.
ST. Louis, August23, lS49,--25--9m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
TERMS OF ApYERTIslNG .

One square, (l2li or less) One Dollar
for the first, and 80 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
JOB PRINTING,
OF everydescript executed with neatness
and despatch, unreasonable terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
SH, ES. Essyrcsiss0rtf,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Huntsville, Mo
IA Will practice law in the counties of
Randolph, Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe,
Adair and Schuyler. All business entrusted
to him will receive his prompt attention.
Office in the I'd story above McCampbel g.
Coates store. oct24-34.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29

y. w. DluGES DR.. T. II. GRAVES.
e. w. Digges g. Go.
WHOLESALERS RETAIL DIR UGGTSTS
Corner Market and 1st street,)
GLASGOW, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
JNo. W. HENRY
soBT. T. PRlWITT,
~ 7 W " NOs W II
PresSEts s. Henry.

A TTORNEYS At LAW, Fayette, No ,
IA will attend TO all business entrusted to
them in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid to collecting.
OrFOfice in Criglcr's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
Nov. l5 lS49--y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
b. H. SMITH,
Attorney at Law.

TRENTON, GRUNDY Co. Mo.
vETlLL promptly attend to all business,
w entrusted TO his care, in the Courts of
the Eleventh Juoiciel Circuit. nol3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-29
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
oNeo on Wafer Street, Up Stairs, merit
door to the Glasgow House.

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
Fer one year, if paid in advance, 90 90
If notpaid before the end of the year, 8 60
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FATEW- YORK IL NEW HAVEN RAIL

lVRoAD-on and after Monday, October IA, tbs follow,
tnE trains viii eave ne Canalst st2doR ueaT
PEssep gsrz Also received sf rss HsWfork snd ha<tea
RailroG3 Office, Twenty seveatn.se .,.t,.
dasgupeeA Rye Port Chester 6ee9wsa sSre DS.
Btrarfurd Milford and New Haven Passergers lFcnl uE
wayStaons Albany and the Stations on the Housaone
and Eangatuck Railroads. will take this atn and stop az
Bridgeport Paseengersro Stations for Boston Fyovs
henee Worcester Hartford sprngssld and CosneSss2,
st New-Haven Passengers from the WayStanS1as for
Hsinden, Cheshire S,mhngton, PainyiHe, Pennington
Avon Tarfye and Colhnsyie viii tske this Train and
Join the Canal Railroad Train at New Haven.
2 Express Trsin al o'clock A N. for Stamford Bridge
port Albany, Houkatcnic and Neuganc Railroads New
Haven and the Canal Railroad, Middleton, Hatforu,
Springfield and Connecticut River Railroad, Worcester,
Providence and Boston.
Haven and all intermediate Stations Passengers by this
Train for Stations the Hartford and New Haven Rail
Passengers for Boston by taking this Trnn may remain
over from three TO Ave hours at NewHaven, Hartford,
Springfield, or at any Station waere ING Express tram
receives passengers Passengers6 this Train for the Cs.
nal Railroad will remain at New Haven until 81 P. NJ
Express Train ats N. for Stamford Norwalk srtdge-
Hartford. eaed Worcester and Boston
s. Accommodation Train al ? n. for NewHsvea AID sR
the intermediate Staions
s. Communication Train at ? NJ for Bridgeport and 70
D'>-''' TRAINS 70 NETWORK
l. Communication Train al 10 An nom Bridgeport stop.
ping at all the intermediate Stations.
2 Accommodation Train al A. b. for New HaTen,
Stopping all intermediate Stations receiving passenRe6
from Nsngatuck Railroad st Bridgeport
8. Accommodation Train at 20 AM froIa New.Haveq,
stopping at ali intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and New Haven, Canal Rairoed, and NauG.
stuck Railroad
Express grain at 10 NJ I'm connection with the Ex.
press Train from Boston, from New Haven, stopping al
Bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers from the
Housatonic Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train al so IN trecatving passeR'
gers from the Accommodation Train Eom Bos;oa) fEeSa
Kew Haven, stopping al all Intermediate Stations.
s. Express Train al 10 N Tor IN connection with Ex-
press Train from Boson) stopping Ell Bridgeport Norwsk
knd Stamford arriving in NewYork al Ii 50 PM Evening
Train from Pitts6ed connects with this Train Bridgeport
Passengers requested procure tickets before taking
eats in the Cars lu7 T r. B. MASON supt
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Law COURTS.

CoURr CALENDAR-This Day.-Crca1 Conn
Nos 907, 1902 1894 s96 1899, l04l, 1913, l045
l046, l047, 1913, 1919, 1852
ISupe,io, Cou1t.-Nos Al, 40, 48, 40, So 81, So,
ST. 50, go, 49, g. 6e, u, 10, ~ 81 38, 49, "a, 50,
&C, 90 to SO, 80, 10l, l03 lo4 100, lO7, lOs, Ill,
liz, l13 to ll8, 100
Sup5eme C0urt-General Term.-Nos. 7, 8, IL,
70, 10, ID, IS, IN, II to 70.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Beore Judge sandford.-
Olirer Vanderbilt, ys. Tie Richmond Turnpike
Company.-On Sunday afternoon, in 1888, the
Staten Island ferry boat Sampson run into the
steamboat Wave, which was also engaged as
ferry.boat Suit was brought against the owners
of the Sampson for damages, and verdict Tor
large sum given, which was affirmed by the ou-
preme Court, but sent back by the Court OF Ap.
neals for new trial, on the ground that II 1t Was
o wilful act, the parties committing it, and not
the Company unless sanctioned by latter, were
liable.
The proof showed that Capt Braated, Of the
Sampson, and Mr.. Mauran, the agent OF the Com
pany, were the only persons cognisant OF the
transaction. Motion for n0n-suit was made, and,
after argument, granted. For plf Messrs, &C.
rard, Sherwood and Morris tor deft. Messrs.
Thorne and j. L. White.
Before Judge Paine Douid M0nteith va Dag'&
DaviS-For alleged SANDER in calling palntih
robber Mr. d. had been asked TO examine
building Just completed By Mr.. ". TO see Whethe'
or NOT IL lla0 DeSn uOuc dLCOiVLN6 ~ It-11-...J
When he had finished, Mr. NJ. was displeasca
with his conclusions and accosted mn IN seY Ere
manner In reply it was said on ne R9 9ds o. sr tns
plalntf Mr.. D. remarked to hE ID i9 3c are
rnbber and can prove It, w mug ipI u',9'Is0'
.estn9h ~ he much hurt at what had been said,
peafeu ~ ed You are robber, and the place
ana aa stand will prove it. If she Jury be-
I %ne.' the former was gaid the Court thought 1t
lIeE ens sbI and plaintiff entitled to damages;
actasnaG after it is not actonabe. Verdict for de-
f 1gsa TT For plaintiff Mr. Jas B. sheys for de-
fsndant, Messrs. Thompson and Ashley.
q we're argued. Candidates for admission to the
Par Will be examined by Judge Edmonds, in
Chambers, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
cfacUfF CouRT-Bef Judge Willard-WE.
liam. G.. Latham ys. W'esterreH late SHerif--Ac.
tion for alleged escape of debtor. The complaint
was dismissed without going to the Jury, with
Among the Jurors we perceived Mr. WIN. B.
Astor, who properly comes forward In his turn, as
every citizen should, where it is possible for him
to do 30. on this important work.
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STIMSON'S L. co.'s EXPRESS TO

"a INISOIN . c. ". - EIzAI p&IINJO Z y
SNEW.oRLEANS, on THURSDAY, Dec. S, 1880, per
and splendid Steamship L0UISlASA.--Wo are now
prepared to receive Freight Psckages Specie and valuable
parcels to be dispatched above the Of our house
In New Orleans
No Frelght VIII DO received on the day Disabling Coz
lection husRess promptly attended to-
Our Express TO Mobile and up the River Mskssppi VIII
be dispatched by our partner Mr. Braso Immediately
the delivery al Hew.Otieans OF freight &c. by tbs
Steamships.
Office In New. Orleans, ST. Charles Hotel Building
Agents In Mobile, MessEs- ROGERS Z POPE
ms dec q
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FOR EUROPE.
States

EOR Observation-Disclosures States
n Mail STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC, Capt Jas West.-Ths
Steam ship will depart with the Malls for Europe post
lively on SATURDAY 7th of December at Il o'clock M.
from her berth at the foot of Canal-st
No berth secured Till paid for. ,a...
letters and papers must pass through the Post Office
For Freight or Passage, having unequaed accommoda
'ionS i'' '-' EDWARK K COLLINS, SIS Wall
r, NC Isa 9i avn = " MO
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nACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

IL PANY-The public Is informed that under the ST.
engagements OF this Company steamers Inspected ana
proved by the Navy Department, and carrying the United
sate Mails will continue to leave Panama and san ran
cisco the first and fifteenth days OF each month ngss
detained BY unavoidable accident the non-arya OF me
Mails al Panama The Steamers of the first OF the month
viii touch al Acapulco San Bias Mazatlan San Diego and
Monterey The Steamers of the fifteenth of the month Will
touch al Acapulco but nc other Mexican ports
The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply regularly sltei
her arrival in the Pacific between San francisco ana po
in Oregon awaiting the former port the arrival OF 9s
and passengers from Panama and returning without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer rom
San Francisco regular line of propeers will be Kept up
for the transportation of freight and transient passengers
between Panama and San francisco. -.
The connection In the Atlantic will be maintained oy mo
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving NeW-Yo on Ihe ne
18Th and CHEROKEE, leaving New-York on the @8lh OF
each month"; for Clasres third boat will also be kept u
New-York spare steamer nr,,r .Dr1
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PaIhADE Ell
PHIA will form direct line between New oreanS ana
Chagres leaving at such periods as VII insure as s
detention as possible the sthmus and forming WIN me
Pacific steamsAips THROUGH LINE to and from New
Orleans and poris in Mexico California and Oregon. on
THROUGH TICKETS for any month can be secured Oh
application to the Company, 81 Souh-st New erk Ap
pcatiSns for passage from NeWOrieans snoud DO Hsl
10 ARMSTRONG, LAWRAsON & co Agents al ths1
place. oq,,f