Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-25
1KLY TIMES, THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 25 1852.

Wellington's funeral. The Spanish army
will be represented by the Duke of Osuna.
SwEpEN.--The King of Sweden is dam
gerously i'll, and it has been deemed neces-
sary to appoint, ad interim, a regency for
Sweden and Norway.
ESGLAND.-Three ships are reported by
telegraph at Deal from Australia-no later
dates. The Leader has a pithy reply 10 the
Times comments on the Presidential cleo
ton in the United States.
The steamship Franklin had not been
telegraphed at the hour of closing the mail.
ENcLIsu MARKrrs.--Corn yellow, 3l@
32s; white 32@33s Cd. Beef steady, stock
low; prime Eastern Mess 72s 6d@75s,
Western 7o@72s Sd. Bacon, shoulders 80
@3Os. Hams 38@46s. Cheese middling
3S@44s. Clover Seed, American, scarce
and wanted.
Manchester market quiet. Havre cotton
market firm. Large transactions in the Z.
S. and State stocks. Ohio skies of 1875,
l0S; Pennsylvania fives, S64@S74; Consols
4(0a premium closing at for money, and
! for account.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-The Orleans
papers contain particulars of the Mexican
outbreak at Matamoras. Cardenas, on as
Stunning the Governorship of Tamaulipas,
established an armed military policy, against
which Ayuatamento, of Matamoros, protest
ed. General Caveias undertook to uphold
Cardenas, but was Kissed out of the room;
he then presented himself at the doors Of
the town hall, surrounded by a military
guard, and informed the members that they
were all under arrest and would be sent to
Victoria. The willing tools of Cardenas
were substituted for the deposed members,
and on this the National Guard crossed the
river to the American side, almost en- maSSe
and after receiving arms and ammunition,
marched towards Victoria with the intention
Of driving out Cardenas; they were pur-
sued by Canales rnd Avalos-a battle en-
sued, in which the National Guards were
victorious, driving Canales and Avalos off
the field, and retaining possession of the
arms and artillery. The letters containing
the news are written in great haste, but
there appears TO be no doubt Of the defeat Of
Canales and Avalos.
WAsn1NGros, Nov. l9.--Thc steamer
Princeton, now at Norfolk, will sail in a
few days for Madeira, en- route for Japan.
The Republic says that the Lobos Island
difficulty is settled satisfactorily, the Amer
lean Government having unreservedly &c.
knowledged the sovereignty of Peru over
the islands, and Peru in return, stipulated tc
supply American vessels, chartered fol
|, guano, on highly advantageous terms. TIL,
administration having in the first place un
conditionally acknowledged the sovereignty
of Peru.
LATER FROM MEXIco.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 20.-Gen. Urana
has declared in favor of the plan of JalescO
and recalling Santa Anna.
BALTIMORE Nov. 2O.-A letter fron
Madrid, dated October Goth, says: Il cal
inform you on authority of an authentic
source, that secret treaty has been conclu
ded with France, according to which tina
power has pledged itself to protect Spain il
, the possession of Cuba. All commander
of French vessels of war at present on tn
, Atlantic station, have received orders to as
sist the Captain General of Cuba. Tire
! French vessels Of war have already bee
for some time in the Cuban ports, and to OH
squadron on that station the St. Edward, o
eighty-six guns, will be shortly added
She is quite new vessel, and was onl
] launched on 10TH" G.