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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
Herald Nsrins Correspondence,

gsILsDkrrKIA. Mar - III.
lsI fIesls,rs:i 5shs a.ri. Jer@s.' sYsi srss
shsfS ssIf as d.
uass., 81 a sss7Sli Holmes ssysssa Ssas
Fronoh, Savannah, Ga.
Ry by Ms M ss y''g gs.
Tiss KsoI Steel Bason Captain Tom, s@.iey eisafas
ssyss
fs ssas Spssn ens n Brock
son, NYori; scphis Oodfrey. Wiaua do cicero Caste
MIscemansoss.
DsAsTERs TO CHINA snrs &c-A letter assci n ous
Kons Dec R 1851 10 hllvood Walter Eco sscssry Of Tho
Board Of Ur darwrsers sAyt:-
tbs bak Mary Adams arrived from rYorh on .he C,h o,
NOV WIN gan,o,sl css.surrs ;Lo passage ss eIpsr
her TO tsEe IN much water EYetv sea ie, ga ca.ss
ls isaiod the cn,is. osrss s.s
!hssuaf. 2 ,scsiys on hoard ssipra sTss ana VII
f as &c. SSsr ssi Es.. 'ss
,en osli.rsis Win ioss Of sinass. snt all Ot,s spars
ssy She S. vsd sFs 20 zee ssp ,n
a. 's sSp iSs rs o s.fiS' IT, 70
s,Ss y'tf 'sp ri% hSr ' Dc ,E st, :A; uoo
Itsr doted her lie FyirgCoud lilo ron sap FfanSsoo.
her srrv ss Il s besI s.rssy Ikea
On ecic $40 We ssS,nn sS,@, r. \ = ais hSaOn 20
.t,nce Ibeiiye but The shin survi clippers ka,
i ana
tler before reaching csrs BON trtssg the Pses 20
ths rtrt attribute ~ mainly a. thar tsng 81 heayy
Thrr1c, with poeIs btcng,h theis ovor ,t,s a.
tTToft e Ian lever Memo ~ h.ve Il W, al.
81 ttfent dlsHetcr Ter e'nsic eut, ead il vOua bo df
heult tegtstIar of sufcort tire sue ,ls,h 20 saswer
ior tF % seeh s.ss t9hnsge Th tos ,ro Svoosn And
e - atte wood, and IL plcss % DO hs gtns. ornion
@ ali tle ,sptsins tat bull, nsSs vii sss-.t
1tte can ~ tee faty diameter spd Strength given ghefs
iANott ntecedej y Me rs3s leId The S,stcrau VIII
feyc 10 tuei btiS ttk aSb Which ohould Ast A. r
the veiSel. " ~ toHs ~
ityes ROW tesnb,o merton ,h.. tb. stspo on rurm.r
fom CAlhtris htd been Gu The er,n gans ~
tho enreoo fLs iSr ard c6 Afof hips tLs,e CO
Uds have nct lsGfc whether feoslysi nrx d.mSss
hut Irtsume ret "a Gle yasiu baiiss, - A."~s0'
You Pill bsso hard via sRrapogoo az tan
70 tho Arctic whanR Deet We are To-, he ~
wbaefs ~ rest here; them m hayo \, rn,i,
cagecd ~ tie too Whtupoa wLiss il shn, IA
mes NJ ths vcrrom bs snd where he tsius In ,sss
for Cantor liz TINS wrshte hsys daoLs .hinh
Viii take In ftps a. nttut 90 tons Win safety "'
must sgss cell Non 70 toe m.nnsv In ,,A,,h
bsla goods AEe,iap drs and sae6tpve aro ,toved h.
thps irs bnets insssd u bns on Oh cir a. 10
kn ost All essoA ey arc slowed fose end o. sns rou
sad shsu5 We ps4sSs ts ~ eli rsyGb. VA rSJugs
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TelsRraphic Raparfs.

Nav ORLEANs, Feb N-P NJ
The market for CLIFTON y stu sotivs The ssles of the
day foot up 900 bales Prices ere ARA thi syvni
ct 30. for stxiot niddling.
NHw OaLEArs, March g. 1859
In consequence Of the European sdvioes brought BY
ths Franklin cotton market active to day 900
bales were sold ct sdvanos We quote strict
middliDg st7xs.
CHARLESTON, March, 4, 1852.
The ssles Of cotton to-day 1880 bAles ct 6,.o
8<c The market 70 very hrm, bat the advancing ten.
dency has been checked In consequence Of the cd
vance in freighu.
CHARLEsToN, March g. 1864.
The sales Of cotton, day reach 1858 bales ct oho
to ehc The market closed firm ct these prices
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HsyRr--rscies thip Hsvre-J Brcnoise.
tsITr-thip Kate bun'sr-U Nvuly, krs Marian, hley
Mai A., Eiset and Marian. Horsoe nairaa Conbs-
azure Mr. Ccstetcute Augusol Bsasni Mrs. Basoiuf
lereizc IdusG Bernardo and Lueovso Bassin Mariana
Bnssii-6in tre ttecIsse.
no JhNuno-Bsrt May Quesn-csps II Poole, l.so Of
A Pea
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DRATH or Ex Gov Cabin. oP ILLINOIS -Er.
GovtrroF OF Hois Thomas CaIn died ct his residesce
seAr csrronton on the itth February He vas about "
gran q aes.
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Married,

February 20 by Rev Lew OF the congregation of Bnai
Jesburum, WILLIAM BAxouss to FRIEpERIKE FUssrEr-
THAI, both Of this city
On February ~, by the Rev. DR. Wainwright, PHLrr
WAN EN-, Eq Treasurer Of the Broadway TheAtre to
Mhs GEoEaIANA, daughter Of George II. Barrett Esq.
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HENANTS' REGIsTN h.

STEAM saw MILL 70 LFT-AT XHE VILLAGE Oh
"A Yonkers. with forty horse power engine. drivin
three two md down aud three circular
with large wharf and basin two large double weu
horses Alta hed. AeIy to b. NEWHVlS g. NO. 275 Hud
son street.
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u IL M Il I y y II L l. q E q u !.
-
ALMArAc-hARcX4 4.
sun PnEs b 81 tfoOS AZ
SUE srrs bl HIGH WATER. morn. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

rALf Y o RHl A FOR SsLE-TW0 THROUGH
~ tckste first Glaze cabin state room, vsnd,rSss
lie, TO Gail 20 morrow. Inquire at Judsons HOTEL roo
u.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

VNIcKsT FOR sAN FRAwGISCs-AYAI8 PagMIUN
will 20 rsia tr through ticket per Crsssat csy II
tho 18th iasiant Apply 10 \. w. kpss sons is Fsoas
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(ITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, az. IA, A6 43. AND $50
~ BroadwayThe un dersgnsd most rtspec.'nly invites
TIE attention OF societies and ethsrs who wish to hire
the most elegant md extensive rooms she city that she
be hsd for tbs epriug and months
piication to GEO. w. MILLER up statrs
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Two LET-IN SOUTH DR0OKLYR-Tug WHOLE OR
= lever part OF the splsnoijiy hnshed tree a,cry
horne no Ib Saofot trett Cora consisting Of
iors t'stn nes tsb 9Th ssved sts,rsty ms,hlo MIN
e oofhiood N ths mo3t ele apA manner With psuslsi
collin sn6 hscvy co.tra rsecs Tkere seventeen
y ~ snehed " the b.ssstyle 0n IA evey ro.n Ap-
ply eD the EryEDjeex<sEts BAkNkTr
D3 DSosdwAy, 10 stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

Two LkT-THE spLENgrD NEW TUEFg sroRY
lfIot horte, no LID twenty cRbsh street. seye Atb
avenue win esemsnt ugdsr oeer range, hot aoa cold
tes room, water closets so The house IL bult IN
The bess and wal b reaod W good tens ut at rs
Can he seen alter u oolock the pgeses Apply ~ s9
Wcst lloyept styest 'f@' = -
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mr. CooPER nd puANE xrRtEr. nAs. roK THI
nR. MoaBIsoN CONTINUES 10 TREAT psTyAv,

n dseases With suocess Ftom his los renes ana
extensive practices he IL ensbse 90 mako eny.
which have III stred II tho hands Of other
Recent oasss be cures in tew days;
voncfonl diseases entirely ~gaoldstSd vithcnt msrou,v
TIE victims OF sethbuse and AL who SusT vsasness
o. tbo genere,e function from cauae, call on
with certeinty q staintrg relief see lie
u his privtt oles, a0ih Fui,op Once hours from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

email fsnilJ Of grown persons, the upper parb Of
Eve DRY house oonsien1 OF three hs ss1ord
floor three attic ROOMS With privilege of-out cellar
Greenwich street few do,rs FROM tho natte-y Ne,t
$500 per Csn 10 from IL till o'clock ily
For ithtr PARTICULAR rpry the premises Is Greenwich
ttItss. N. X. References exchanged
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TI " yEH THU UUfFlJ CH. NOkBAfT, ~ UVfNL
~ s,ees mrS b. oonsuixd oenscen sir on NO trs,s
~ delicate discsaes Twcr one vearr prao,,c
bss n,u MARE speedy ana permsnesS oursans soosas
renewed IN tttee dsys vie,ns OF ~
Nosc sateros nom early ptoper tabise oau sppy ib
ss,,sng 2, has" .asi oase ,resise ca vsol sd col
nsthod Witch he orrs ssra,urr IN frcr, an a go
Unlvsrslty. " WV WV 49,
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Cs.GT sxIao


ITO rAILoRs-Ink USplKsIcNED DESIRES 70
method Of Cutting garments II the various kinda
able alton Of we sutkor Is sSs.ss pre-
erds ths nsssty q saving more shsn ;h. sss present
uss.0as he plan Is p :o:iy simple and sas r.:Sis Z.
TO sss f. 0n ~ s
eontsns Ihoes Of the trade ia eutsas osa
20 prscUse successfully further usu, than
contained in ths work. Ths ,ss,s can be forwarded y
mail or rs otherwise directed BY enclosing tho price ia
Hb F sE1TESaTs NJ NJ 81 osss:sss street.
f>Arr OFF CLOTHING AND FUKNlTUKK WANTED
jeweiIy or STOCK good d.poss oS.ss far ss
residence, Through Abe post Isdes attended By Ma
Cohen u. s. COHEN. N Elm street.
CAsr-oyF CLOTHING AND FURRiTURsw ANraD-
s post Or vii r
a'a'' Ladies slasS rs up ~
(NLoTHING.-rBE SUBS cRIBER STILL CONTINUE
~ Al hs OLD established stand paying oasa current
ali inds sape srtclce r.ing -
nots or otherwise 70 L. a. CowEH Wall street, base
uen1
CAST orr s 70 rTK0nasS
Josains in large or small ausn.sss Tor vi - the ta
Vi. %
II Orange uAaet te~ 8oors from Chatham street.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ LAdcs o. senslemss having any oio,hins. farasrs
Ing subsobor residence or the pas
'>'''' >''SAa'' y "'' i. T. i bnsssISosr
ExPREss AGEsCIEs, Sc,
RKRFoRp& cos GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT
- ard Package Exprcss-our next ship mcnt will Ter
ss:'fS
via Navy Bay and Panama Tho only liue.
ia no DEF
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Two LEToa LEASE. OR NINETEEN YEARS LEAss
for ealeA loure aud four lots of groun pleasantly
situated AZ Ninety six.h street fronting Boomingasl
road, welt heated for private pablo house. Sssses
lars, apply on the premises. q. STILES.
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ITO LET-THE FOLLOWING PORTIONS or
u ing No. Il3 HAasau street, cor :, s"'Lp
me bWiid,. -. .uird f3ars; also, the basenent
- fcst by 1uS Possession OF second floor
ever 10 diaey the oihcr parts she frss Of Mas
Inquire Of JOHN GIhH00LY In the basement os lis
bsu streek
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ITO LET-ExCELLENT LOFTS, ON TUE rIRsY FLOOR
Of rs fulton street. Apply 70 Alex. n. arcig Han
over street.
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Two LITTLE UPPER PART OF THE MODERN
bulls three story snd attic house No Twenty seventh
street fret vest Of Broadway and within seps
Of routes baths water closes
tnis and every convenience ard to suitable teneot
will be lea at moderate rent. Apply TO q. C0NCKLIN,
As II 40 West street..
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ExPREss AGENCIES, Dc.


RkRFORp Il CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT
ard Package Exp-cs-Our next ship mont will 90 fer
ward in charge Of epeciS Messenger the o.
Nail steamer REsCENr CITY on Friday, shs 9th last.
via Navy Bay and Panama 1he only sure lae
ruch that have detention Panama
Az matter will BE- delivered m San Trsnesse
Consular fees Goods and the oices must be
tbc csy before ssiling email packages received ell NJ
d.y Of calling tho lowest
Office. BERFuKD u CO., Vesey street, Astcr House.
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DR, WAsaAH. nc. d0TT d. CON TiEpxs 20
~ 30 consulted ogtndeltslY tie tr0strsH, Of 90
yNta diseases Or. ". hRf dovetcd rrsoss
or HI, psofsssos vteu ,hs Victims Of ecfsbsse o. tbo.s
who ksse s thr bands of nssiusl e,euScr,
rely On safe ADD sroedy cure. b. fssf : cared
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STEAX POWER WITH LOFTS TO LET, AT THE AT
y lsntc Heck Immediately adjoining the ferry Boiler
for SALE nearly snisAhle for forty horse Apply
70 DICKINSON h JoBNt0N. AMsnsio Docks,
OFT Coon.ct Slip, N. Y.
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YNOsLET-TUE DWELLIS0 BOUsR. NO zs9 TENrH
street north side Second and Fret Tho
house lie four Gtoies with basement and repies vita All
the oden Improvements and veDienoie Can be
from 1850 q O'clock N. A,so tive shres s. ~ houses or
Hnisn street. Bsd stare and dwelling Washington
orposiis Clinton Market. Apply to JAMES PRICE cfce
l76 RuGgon t.roes
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T'HR cLIrPER SHIP GREciAN. CAPTAIN ISSLEA
left her pier. NO. East River, 1uesd, afte nosu
~ four o'clock for ga, Trsnsco with about SS gen,
which Of the preest sights that the humsn eye
beheld For many months the from No.
were oonpetsy crowded with people .oxi.ns to sh.e
ieLd depart Tor the Golden Cuuntry Great credits due
% her kr Adam smith, of No Is front This
Is the second clipper ali thai has bsen losdsd with
gefefom tie - If February the 20 Of March
row he snd SPLENDID clipper ship Nor III Amrs 500
tons tpr hen lying a. her No River ready
eail On tho "a Of March. - -. -
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HOTEL TO LEASE. IN BROADwAY.-THE rIvs
story building 500 BroAdw Houston street
extending through 70 ksroer street. hiss been roosnt
enlarged and put in order and nearly ready for
occupation IL contains between 20 and go and will
be to acceptable favorable terms Ap
ply TO /. @. PEARSON, b61 Neroh ants Exchange.
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Two LET, Or IEA3E-A C0UsTRY RE5IDKNGE,
terciher yih tniry scIee Of land orchard Gu, build
isga &c. si,ua.os three miles from Atlantic ycry TIE
houeo IL la secd orosr Ar Commands che beet view ~ the
hey snd arrouudng country " he fourd In tho vsDiY
Tho fuTrure vs span OF horsca carrsgsg and farming
utensils, oIn 10 lad II required. Aeply 10
J. l.. GRATAChP, 1913 Broadway,
or on the premises, Popo'r Hlli GoWssus
ssscs vun from Fulton AtlAn,c, and Hamiscn fs4 rlas
" fe 4, mi ato
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
New YORK, Sept. "a

Samuel Blond was arrested last evening,
charged with causing the death of his moth
cr, by beating her. Blond was of intern
perate habits.
A new daily paper is soon 10 be on the
taps, in which several well-known writers
are interested. 1t is to be small, original,
and piquant.
Barnum says, in note te the Musical
Times, that his profits on the Jenny Lind
tour exceeded the reported sum of $780,
600. He announces book on the whole
subject of the engagement and tour.
1t is now generally credited that several
recruiting agencies have been established in
the city for Cuban invaders. A meeting oil
forty-fve persons was held at the Westches
ter House, TO organize the first company o.
the first regiment of Cuban Guards.
The steamer Empire City has arrived
with advices from Havana to the 10Th inst
Arrest were daily making at Havana and
throughout the island of parties suspected tc
be connected with the Cuban Fillibusters.
A council ofwar was TO be held on the
Odd for trial of fifteen persons concerned il
the publication Of revolutionary paper
"Thc Voice of the People"
The Government Intelligencer says tina
l,200 stand of arms had been landed nea,
Compugan, and that 900 of them had beer
seized by the military authorities in the vi
cinity, and that the remainder were carried
to the mountains and secreted by the coun
try people.
American papers without exception ha
been prohibited, and spies swarm in ever,
direction.
The Captain General has stationed troop
in all parts Of the island, and was making
vigorous exertions to suppress the least at
tempt at instruction.
The steamer Pizarro had proved tota
loss.
The officers of the Empire City wer
very politely treated by the Spanish author
tiles.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
The Prospect in MARYLAND.

Few papers in this country have higher
character for candor and sound judgment
than the Baltimore american. The sug-
gestions of such paper may, for this rea-
son, be received with great confidence by
seekers after truth and correct information,
and it is in this light that we present the
following paragraphs:
There is every indication of growing en-
thusiasm for Gen. Scott which bids fair TO
sweep the country and to carry him triun-
phantly into the Presidency, The people
are coming to his support and are cordially
recognizing his claims TO their confidence
and gratitude. The consideration comes
home to the honest mind that the services of
more than forty years, as rendered by Gen.
Scott, with signal success and glory, and by
which the national renown has been exalted
and the interests of the country advanced
that such services are justly entitled to full
acknowledgement on the part of the people
and are worthy of the honorable recompense
which it is now in their power TO bestow.
With regard to Maryland we may ven
ture TO speak with some confidence. 1t is
not to the purpose to boast in advance, but
we can, without hesitation, express the be-
lief that the State will give her vote to Scott
by majority equal to that of 1913. An ac-
tive spirit is awakening among the young
Wings who are moving forward in the con-
test with energy and determination. The
movement will not stop. 1t will go on with
increasing force and volume until the cleo
ton in November shall crown it with sue
cess.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
CITY OF GLASGOW.
Thursday Morning, October z, 1855
Meeting of the Scott Club.

On last Monday evening, in pursuance Of
previous notice, the GLASGOW ScorT CLup
assembled at the Old Methodist church to
listen to an address from Col. 10 DAVIS, in
response to an invitation heretofore given at
a former meeting.
The COL delivered an able address, and
forcibly contrasted the merits of the two OPP
posing candidates for the Presidency. He
showed that in the selection of candidate
to fill the highest Office in the gift of the
people, the wing party had acted more in
accordance with Democratic principle, in
submitting the choice TO majority, rather
than the SO called Democratic party, in
adopting the two-third's rule. That while
in the one case the nomination would result
in the choice OF the most able and distin-
guished men OF the Party, in the other the
best and ablest men were sacrificed and
second rate men chosen, having merely neg
alive qualifications.
Fhe Col. also showed the truth of the SUI
perior and more national doctrines Of the
Wing party, on the subject of the two great
principles of q Protective Tariff and Inter-
nal improvements. That the force Of pub
lie opinion in the growing intelligence ofthe
people has forced our opponents to yield in
great measure to the opinions of the ma
jority of the people on these great questions.
1t was shown conclusivcly that the party
in this State who was always so ready to
charge Free Soilism on the Wings, were af-
tiliated more closely than any other party
with the aboltionists of the North.
The Col. in conclusion, commended very
highly, the Wings of Charlton Township for
their zeal and energy in the last election
and remarked that all the other portions o.
the county looked to this Township to work
out political regeneration of the county
The speech of the Col. on the whole, had ;
very happy effect on the audience.
After his conclusion, DR.. Cockeril made
few pertinent hits at Gen. Pierce's hero
ism, and promised to deliver an address t.
the Wing club on next Monday evening"
The committee who were appointed to ad
dress the Hon. J ohm G. Miller to solicit hin
to make a speech to the Club, laid before th
meeting his reply accepting the nomination
and requesting some day TO be selected in TIT
last week of October. The meeting select
ed the 26th day of October, at which time i
is expected our talented representative vii
be with US.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
Letter from Hon. John G. Miller.

AT recent meeting Of the Glasgow Scott
Club, committee Of five were appointed 10
invite the Hon. JouN G. MILLER to deliver
an address before the Club, at such time
previous TO the election, as would suit his
convenience. We publish below, Mr.. Mil
ier's reply, accepting the invitation.
At meeting of the Club held on Mon
day evening last, Tuesday the 26th instant,
was the day fixed upon, and the Cores
ponding Secretary was instructed to inform
Mr.. Miller of the fact. Maj. Rollins and
Col. Switler, of Boone, and other distin-
guished Wings have been invited, and are
expected to attend.
BooNvILLE, Sept. 25, 1852.
GEsTLEnES:-i have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your very kind
and courteous letter, inviting me to deliver
political address before the Glasgow Scott
Club, at such time as may designate, pri-
or to the first of November next.
| accept with pleasure, gentlemen, the
polite invitation extended me, but as | need
some short time TO recruit my strength af-
ter the ariuous labors of protraeied ses-
sion of Congress, ! would prefer to post
pone the time until such day in the last week
of October, as may best suit the convent
ence of the Club. Be pleased TO advise me
at your earliest convenience of the day fixed
upon.
beg leave to tender through you, to the
Club, my acknowledgements for the honor
done me, and to you, gentlemen, my sincere
thanks for your generous expression of ap,
proval of my course while in Congress.
have the honor TO be,
Very respectfully,
Your Ob't Serv't,
JNO. G. MILLER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
Gen. Scots Tour.

The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin q
neutral paper, generally leaning against us,
holds the following language in reference
to Gen. Scots Western tour:
The distinguished Wing candidate for
the Presidency is pursuing his journey to
the West, in an ostentatous manner, avoid
ing, with great propriety and delicacy, all
attempts TO get up mere partizan display,
and keeping mainly before him the profess
ional object Of the tour, and the execution
Of the mission on which he has been des-
patched BY the Government. But notwith-
standing this avoidance of all electioneering
movements, it cannot be denied that Gener-
al Scott is received wherever he goes with
the utmost enthusiasm, and the effect will
be to stir up the Wing party all along the
route 10 an unusual degree of spirit. The
sight of the manly commanding figure of
their leader will revive all the associations
connected with his name, and stimulus
will be given to the campaign which it has
hitherto wanted in a measure.
1t has always been the fortune of Gen.
Scott, when traversing the country upon
any business, TO make decided impression
on the people, and to accomplish his object
successfully. He has never failed 10 make
capital in some way, and in this journey his
Old fortune still adheres 10 him; for he is
arousing the masses of the West to the hear
tlest demonstration in his favor, and all this
without the employment of the usual ma
chinery of party politics; for all the tributes
OF respect to him seem TO have been sponta-
neous, and without any effort on the part of
the usual wire workers of the different To-
calities. We look for important effects from
this tour of the old warrior upon the aspect
of the pending campaign, and, for one, we
rejoice at movement that has infused new
life into so comparatively spiritless can
vass. The Democrats must get up some
counter movement soon, or the great west
will be in general blaze for Scott and Ora
ham.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

GHThe N. o. Bulletin gives an account
of a new political entertainment invented by
the Wings the South, viz:-the Soup-ecuc.
One of this description took place on the
l4th ult. 1t was intended to prepare some
ten or twelve ofthe largest sized sugar ket-
tles-sufIiclent for at least ten thousand
hungry Democrats and Wings full of the
best description ofbean and beef Soup-reg-
ular ScoTT soup, which all present will be
welcome to partakc Of, either hastily or at
their leisure.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
M A RE ID.

On the 9th inst, by Rev. c. d. Simpson, Mr.
b. w. LEWIS and Miss ELEANOR, daughter of
Talton Turner, Esq, all of this county.
Also, at the same time and place, by same, Mr.
VIM. j. LEWIS, Of st. Louis, and Miss REBEccA,
daughter of Talton Turner, Esq, of this county.
ca" The PRINTERS were not forgotten in the
hour of rejoicing, and we tender them our sincere
wishes for their future happiness and prosperity.
'Oh! happy ones, to every blessing born!
For you may life's calm stream unrufIled run;
For you its roses bloom without thorn,
And bright as morning shine its evening SUM"
In this city, on Thursday evening last, by F. W..
Dgges, Esq, Mr.. AUGUSTUS DUENKEL and Miss
LUCINDA TAYLOR.
On Thursday evening last, by Rev. Joseph
Boyle, Rev. THOMAS N. FINNEY, of the NJ. f..
Church, and Miss MARY SHAcKELFoRD, of this
city.