Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-20
New York Correspondence Of the Times.
New IoRK. Nov. 5, 1851.

Enron OF THE TIMEs.--New York re-
2eived an auriferous injection of -, l79, 1863,
On Saturday afternoon, per the steamer
This injection has been followed
up by the most happy results. The none
iary constipation with which the City has
been suffering for some weeks, has, already,
relaxed; and it is supposed by
some of our most skiiliul psc,miary doctors,
that few more such injections will set us
all on our pins again, in tiptoc order.
Passengers, who left San Francisco on
the lst of October, intending to come by the
Nicaraguan route, have not yet been heard
from; although, according to Commodore
Vandcrbilts representations Of the superior
advantages of that route, in point of time, as
well as comfort, they ought to have arrived
several days in advance Of the Cherokee
The Commodore must hurry up his cakes,
or else retire from the field.
1t is not yet known whether the Wigs or
Democrats have elected their candidate for
Governor in California. The steamer Ohio,
will probably arrive tomorrow, when the
question will doubtless, be set at rest.
The U. S. steamship Franklin, which ar
rived yesterday at noon, brings advices and
files to Oct %, nclusive; but her news is
OF trivial importance.
Kossuth had not arrived at southampton,
when the Franklin sailed; but lie was ex-
pected TO arrive in the course Of forty-eight
hours. Austria is in terrible sweat at the
glorious reception kossuth is TO receive in
England and the United States. Her min
lister at London as well as at Washington,
has been ordered to demand his passports as
soon as tie English or American govern
ment officially recognize the arrival Of Hos
suth on the shores Of their respective coun-
tries. don't know how the English gov
ernment will act in relation 10 this matter;
but trust that the authorities at Washington
will cordially tender Chevalier Hulseman
his passports, and inform his master at vi
emma that they are duced glad to close all in
tercourse with such set of scoundrels. If
the Chevaier does demand his passports,
Mr.. Webster ought TO write him letter that
will go far towards securing his election to
the Presidency. 1t will afford MI. w. a
glorious opportunity for winning the hearts
of the masses; and he will, no doubt, i'm
prove it.
The details Of the election that came off
yesterday, in this city, will reach you through
other channels. | will therefore continc
myself to stating that the Wings have been
beaten not by Locofocos but by dissensions
among themselves. 1t is not yet known in
the city, how TIE State has gone, on the
whole, | am glad cf it. This defeat will, if
we profit by it, serve only to make us act
unitedly, henceforth, and put cur Presiden-
tial candidate in the White House by tri-
umphant majority. This defeat, say, will
teach us that the Loco.Oco party have now
dropped al sectional feeling--that Hunkers
and Barnburners exist only il name, and that
they viii fight against us with an undivided
front during the next presidential campaign.
Let us then, drop all such cant distinctions
as Union men," ''Woolly heads" &C., and
treat that whig as traitor, who revives
them until after the presidential election
This Union Committee OF Safety is, in my
opinion, grand humbug committee, got up
under the auspices Of the Journal Of Com
mcrCe, the most inyeteratc Loco!oco paper in
the Union, for the purpose of beating the
Wing party-that being the only means ac-
cording that journal, of saving the Union.
The movements OF the Locofocos, respect
ing the next Presidency, are unusually mys-
tcrious. Their different ciigues are work.
ing underground in all directions, like so
many moles. Occasionally, one of The bur-
rowcrs thrusts his snout through the soil,
and betrays his whereabouts; but, in goner-
al, the dirty creatures shrink from the light.
Gen. Houston take it, has been efltc'ually
killed oft, by the Donaldson and Greer Cor
respondence." He deserved il; and / am
glad of it. 1t would be too grevious load,
even for the sacred conscience of Locofoco-
ism, TO put Sam in nomination for The Chief
Magislracy of the Union--and too risky
withal. A recent interview between Buch-
anan and Marcy has given the cue 10 some
wlSeacres Of the press, to start the idea that
there is an entente cordjale between those two
ex-members of Poik's Cabinet. The truth
is, however, that there are no two person.
ages whose names have been suggested for
the Loco!oco nomination, whose interests are
SO diverse. Marcy is the shrewdest and
far the ablest man of the two, and may pos
sbly have been able to deceive Buchanan as
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