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burnt through from one side OF the ship to th'
other, ANA mad burnt 80 nearly through IT.
door. % deck that blow OF luc hand wO!lo
break Ii through. Had The tire made - Nal
through the sides u The snip, d. uO see how
3ie cuuid have been >ayeJ a. It wLs, i was
, most difficult task WcoWe our preservation,
under God, to the iii my Of the mun, AMI the
excellence ANA power OF The force pump with
"nlch tn suD Is provided. U,1 Ui the .ncn
sIld to me, tiu tn ,neu void act baye work
ed rs they did, Tor any OH Ctplain. Ties
mad ~ stu igr a.1lns. uim dat tIgy wished to
gratdy OhC Ut oar s..,Oi, hid once G"iU a.
been Oh boL.d Vi snip mat WAS bducd, lHd
narrowly escaped "ltn rs lie NhenIt bt came
Gear lHut our snip Was dnu-c.Ous ~ ire, h.
ran W aud ~ VA, ravIug lHe tuan,4c. Il wa,
some Il uC bCiU,G IA GOG.I U9 81 .u!Glud Us ~
tc;urn 10 MS du'y.
The suilcrng ;uI danger caused by breath.
M lHu uuNIOus gas, "ul,k " .chUiat.d ~
tnu 0le, Is uue prrtculirIy dc. t,i.eI IA ut.
ter ltnn i.r,. Nj dickinson
"a ne" d4. .Dijy now art Us. The con-
ilAcd lit 10 II Ia ned beneath TIE uech. had
Hl.GN tue "c,d Witu CdIUun Z dcld 80. INely
recess, C'clJ ctCSice oi ne Ho,d, iihu hu GLiuha
u SuJ,nut.a SOil pii, Wus ,oa4"I "ItI tlns
uctu'g pu.ouu. Ani mos, Uliy,y lur hre was
c&un -ldsIcl, aud uIy II s,iI cracked beyond
thC IUucu Vi lhO water Nu,cu i.,u.I moan tins
hoc THIS deadly pulsUn Ucy ouu h. Wu.k. lac
uuA"s Vi iIc,ght ml4s, be lCunoIv4 before tue
iiC could DC iu,!y conquered, and INTO lie
midst % tbs poisonous iiJiI Tue u'n ruust -.
| IA order /. ettsu-U.sh tue H.. Ia y BEGAN .
"'iN without sG-.Dstn5 tn p c--ncc vi lihs
| us-itucu}C cl-m"u'. IT. scuovHg tHu box =,
- o'ie G,saU"uu4 /" -. no..,. "l lei, slus,.
10 ina door /" .i.r nc ocuL dragged GU.
oil 4 ! a /! al I -,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

'nod, aud genta!hj sseogH." GA whicA hin; the
cath " Is administered
Oar streets are prob4by cleaner now than
they have been for months. They have been
washed, just washed IN shower One good
shower Is worth more than dozen Stree, Com
mlSsUners What load such shower must
remove from the mlnd u the Street CJlnnls.
sionaf! Bu. after all he Is not probably as re-
.Ylecd al Il as is ouf pelestriln population.
Iours,
ALPHA.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22
Democratic Slate Convention.

We are requested J 'he Chairman u the
State ComH,tee, L. d. Barber, ESD, to give
notice, that Stale Convention of the Free
Democracy OF Vermont wall be holden at Mont
pe''cf q" E''e5 ~ 40 ;ilsi Dig Of Nay nc-t, to
bo,aln-,e cLiA..A,es 10. ot,,e Officers, and to
At that ,inc. \ .Ill representation Of the pa,-
~ Is ea'les''J .es4io4 'rJ.p IA .ario Vi tlg
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22
E.iIClX Cullege.

We .cu... lu-, a pro,tssots!Hp for the benelii
Of those who Intent to become ilrmcs, Is a.
bout lo be established at the Literary !ns'Iiu-
iiun at f,iriaX, IN tins State. There "d be
un e!.ott mate 10 enuo" this p o'essn'St' 4? -" b
Tie atm o.; so CCJ, ana to maize is hIDe".s
available, b. Inc p,4ctlc-l iarmr.s Of TIC -
c.:ny, 10 ...s end instruction VA. be Gh-
l.. -. nose branches ol natural science c"a", 70
te- with Agriculture, ic1Iu.es va! be delFe.-
81. -..- >. -.~-~- 49,. - .a:E.-..,- - c%.es.-
...-...."5.
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TlS Results.

The extra sc,sion ol the Srnre has ROW
concluded, and il is permitted the curinns il
such matters 10 glc.n up the results Of the frs,
session under the row administration.
These result. ,re rich chiefly as they sorve
as Indications ii tie future l"llcy III General
Pierce, rather than a. cnn-'ir"tlug asetllcn, al
of auy leading questions Of interest or impo'-
auce. Al! TIA, has been donr l. -mpy 10 yet
he s!ip under way, and appoint the valiou-
oliicyr. needed i,r the pe,i.ous crust "t the
nx four ycats
Inc hcis vhjch Nave transpircd in relation
30 appointments 10 oiUre arc highly ,iguacan
Tl-, Cabinet chosen al "A Hie DAY, Or"Oab'y n"t
uli TIE last moment Lriorc HE ages, on ui p.
ID, ut Pierce, has not been ha'monruu, Tn,'
iiule hns reached tie puIhc r"I that /, d' nr'
md rtItan, t. Gear ma tt-rr a, te'u h'Ih
cul ' II sume seat IN mGrrt,u- ".''n the proper
ltrsuns 10 unjust w,ln "iGye under the Donu-
craic Administration. Ling and ru,bitIercd
,lilee have ars .m tesPt Clng the C"I'rft"iFh'P
Jf New York, IL consrq hence Oi Il diuerthce
ol ,pinon in the C,b.n,i. the same dsh-
srrcm.ut las been uusrNed III reference Il"
infeisn appointments. Tine result Is that 'h'
worn has been done, but llhus To pieces has
bren Luue again, over and over, unil' there eA-
lists H. the public nInd " distressing uncertain =
y d, h. v no art. and 80" t't not. ''t EEL ''h''
ni the Adn'n,-lrh i"'. M. >".'t t"uHE ii
ures 4, mehutr u. tac taJiie, al '"""r'""
a, Mrutt I" s'Ia u. NJ Ma'tl' Wa" '"T
pubic Wd- lnt uIntd Mas 10 "tsIt'a'e as Gus
PRIME minister, GNc, way Ia lie ui"h. Ia d.
mauy-rWguet, r"l''c'- r-a' W"if" 81 M"'sd
chn>til., ard Ia b II i"tt" as minister l" '"'
court ri st Janrs. an - "i me u.s. Ice
whrlt Uua,!'srs az aip"'''s'' h'T Has 'eS''''''"
gone ii h"-i &C f. g." d '"'Er SI"'' 80 W
'"I tie "'""S'"''" Ia VI vac e'"o
Nov, What are 'He Indications if'm ''r'e
face? They "'f, h's'' '"a' "a "e'"' F'e''' "''
undri'ahrn the e'G4"iic la" 81 c '"'"'"- '"-
The ri -ArL-~a'r' elements J"m'td together ii
thr last election, aud iale"""''y 'e''"eu tue
Denwcratic PG'iY' or III "''e' "o'u'' '''a' Il"
has rrs"I\tu 4" connect m"'''H VII" "' ''''
non al our c""n'f!, "''" IA" '".""" "' "'e %" "
parry, Out I" ~ "'lh """i '-hI'y ne Ga" "'"'
Tie fence and m".e BON s'-ea q" "'s 0'''rs'''
stcun.l,, mat our Gea"n! "''' Iti'"1 ''' ''e
t"su'ng i"u' Years '""'I'y o" '"e P'''"''"
qrantl.s al lne Pt,sIlrn'--'" las "''"'y It
O'nd lac i'"c''""' "''"' o' "'d "s'e' ""'
l"un. AneI1Hah' ~ ""' Vac! s""" t"""-'
a,rhIy ~ l"e same i"f''w '""' ii '"t l''t'''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22
.W:,O Yo-h Correspondence, Of The Ere. p css
NV YORK, April -, 1888.

The tide Of cn grafton, which the power Vt
gold has cIuseI to set 50 violently away from
oar Atlantic culsjS tor ve4J5 fast. hls lately
been diyi.l by the Auslriiln d,aco.eiies.--
The / .!nrnu nlncs have grown so.ne"hrt
onl IN the minis ot the milton. ! he ntleS &!
the p, Ger, hHl ere .mS hive become familiar
10 oar cas-. The accounts sent back by all
Tue wAniercrs over lhe hill, anA valleys, the
gnchps anl bars. Of CAIltiu-nIi, have taken u.f
The edge Of the novelty, AMI the C0ll'u,nlN ad-
vcniu.er no louger feels Is # he were gong 10
III unkhoan l,ul 10 Try unhe4id Of expert
C.cGs That charm IT noya,ty Is transferred to
AusirA)ia, u.l th.ynsr SETS TIE in0ie v.u ent
stream Of hopo and apcyuAti"n III conise Il
cannDl l,pV IL as full L stream did the Cali.
iGrnlA current. AIstrlllt ls i..oIe distant, and
the fact Of rs being British colony is doubt
less hra"hYcl 10 those WHO we're bo"u under
tti love he s;ars a!d .t.Fcs Probably about
I dozen Vessels have sailed to. Aa,trIhi with
it. m9atl, { .:rylnr ttun u dozen passengers
t. ruur or FIVE bundled each. The busucsJ,
however, las Lot got 70 he 80 steady aud COLI
stAnt, lis " ensure zach .cEUlGrl'v IL the trade
and vessels are oil ca detained heta n'eeas 4ttcr
the day La Winoh tney wc.o 4ITeE;3=ud|o sail,
- see iucenvegieuco Il passengers WIG
come down fro Il the og,iiitry to take passage
Not long sGce, q aau came in with his vile,
fro.n suE!2 cut of the way phase or other, whtic
re liable information WAS lf9t caoy TO be ~
cured. lie h.d sc.apad together al! he could,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

Lj~ Lhi not rrr ulh:,--r.. krr, yet despair.
fu' nan AT the Whtte House nav bp .h. W in
[Niu2, hut l'rr" are Iirs enough lett VET
seen tut nl,,nd-, a - COO, are >aid Vet 10
rrma:n nndl7pu>ed at, a btrIn Tor one Cnrnmi,.
=" ner Al - 600 aud for another At :, % D -
nu" ! n Il Minister rP~iGeut a. So 900, hpurt.eu
tor charges AT 81 800 Pacu and for Cunsnis,
F"'lri%-l'F>. d.. enough 10 stock 1 cuiuny--
&c inWh'l", II the tuugrv tor ufCe would 70
-'ir' IL lhtlr blowing, Inrlr increased crop Il
l"'a;"cs Wnu d be Sufficient 10 feed an army.
Iu"fr l. thluy 10 lie Considered, lIunot-.
ft'htiH II IS best ~ II IL. Potatoes are SAID
" dhuuHH; HuI ihdt when all nov iiOa rJed in
rl,ar> >h"d b. tlitns! Ini0 lntrkt, they wi!
,sdtcr'y pas IA" cot O.! tt2u> ttIt,o'. Stay
'ilrr' Ion az ih'n good gentle men. THenty
ct Nnu ,uck to iuur "a oUn d, bates aud
~ ui'a''n-, and prud eIcn, bali 4 thou>au',
10 >tfnGgun. tur au III Z Wnch {; one Of YOU
Val 1"i p"'nao> NSUu, am"se ourselves with
Il 'atftIiinI over Il hhuuiui ~ sDUlls 10 tie
udiEa Lt 81 Your niIe clothes. WHICH { 1T tulCe
"a" i.-ndlrl 81 cd-n. aud let the iaruirrs enjoy
rjr u:;rra I'D pro!,. Your game IS eruI
I'f the leIfgraph Hpauts,-y0ur ptDOaG.s
tate productive OF V-iy Wholesome r, lec,lui,S
"a il!'' "hr'nolr'y ot al! Ihn.s beIuw--e,p,
ciri'y below 'nr level anG the sphere of -.n>I-
de aud >'ii-r. sJ,cuU! nru.-N i. Imes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22
i rec Pres s,
FRIDAY MORNING APRIL %, 1873
HURLiGGToN.YT

IN, gTtlstr kt n wa ~ 81
.,,,r,,,, ,,.,,,,,, ..,c vcre an tr,e -, tj;, one,
por ,b,t matte. mare tl,an half Of them are
,o,v b.irtrnc. and therefore do mischief ubo.t
q. ot.o,s lh.... Il, ,,oo J., h,ia, r,,,,;Jel as
,n,,. of oc;ion In, for all nrnc,jc.l 2urposps.
,ys hpli,yo ,hi,u,e nav s,foy be trasteJ.
F.e hIlI vb,.. the country Ina, b.,n er;,Y-
IN, for te,y .lsrhs, since 1t wa. sa IT by tie
u,n.cll squalls cnI hurricanes Of il,t season..
is ,rrlte;u to ail and equally Lesirnh- 'or tn
tu1s.au,ial gaol oc,he con TRY. 10 oe sure,
CONGRESS- uell is usual si,nr, su,,..r, aud the
streams Of words lowed 81 ; but who cares
Whit they s,f. they VIII 10 rolling" WIS the
I.c!,nr all arouul Tie pms Of reporters wcl,
Of coarse KEEP, moving, anI tlg COMPOSITIONS
to{ers were q, busy as uslli Win I've types
f1u.n the fo.cn ot hAb!t, tuo, tho 10. sag pets
we're looked Ut ltum d'y ~ day, tut wth lack
lasl,u eye an. ,At .ols-Jrl"D ts.ti syreld .
o..r their pages utJit Cuba ant Cenu'i /
iAeric., Mc4roe doctrines anG iN1;oali IN |
,,.yen,!u,s, cuts i a y4nn uiteul. thln tncy |
su1od the uu4 oi The reader with til. Thought |
Ia; any ;Iin. Of i serious Chlraclc! Us likely |
IL result iton hen.
Il WAS well understood tn: w6atever was
t4k. uuoaj, The real sui jact Of Re2st wac,
ua the Oh. a.nl The settling W o. ne col-
yyrus Of .hc Uu;. gong Administration IN II de-
sent aul tlpl!.ub,e nauner, auI On the & her
The p.ll.ctu. tus lo mes lc ARRANGEMENTS oflne
;n.,oal.ng ols. The IL. vemculs Of those Who
were called u,oA u give place y t.3 !ew o,-
.upsn.s were Of the l.st,css sort IL IL, ann,
stared .l,.c luio tte,uneos n,w All taen, u
tho brisk SIPS ana AlQriJus looks Of those wh1
were - cou,ulctu,,y showing them aud Their
h.u,ehu.I FOODS into lae street. On the WlJ.e
Ameyer, The ,iyctnent was su5ul tied to with
L,c,u,,ur destination auI god manners. An
Occasional e.uua. could be he4,l Il INC iuu>
nations Of d ,u,.l. anon! the autle,ins ne.n-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

N.aNoNr A,Qc LtM.--An instance Of
the cn.ofce.ncn. Of tne iqIor law In l!lis state
U"4er c"cu t'-t1iices "f peculiar otrln.ency.
occurred IN 5toc~yrasc last wees. y lady
c'!,el pJon DE-. U.a1S tos la! pan, Of a.-o.
no. to pat wah some cinqaor gum, and ne,
a:-er '.l.X'ns the t"J IA scientific uilunar,
idu'oIel .cr W,.n IA. s-..a4.-- lne huOw.ed %
OF tt.Is violation co.nng to the ears .! certain
Ia" abiding lllen', le-a! proceedings were
"''tulei aaainSl hl.n. The !acs were proved
as above, bat lAo counsel for IT,. pro.ucrt,...
c'ntendcd ,h4t ,..s Vas u case Of tulul,tin.y
NJ 1of liquors Contrary u the statute, and the
decor WAS fined : . ond costs, atnountu. to
81 -, wA.I Ae paid. THESE state...l.is
arc ,aacncI Tor b. iie "ooisloct .i,e.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

Oguaau tas .N,rohIM F.sges b. Drills.
C,u,ye s.-Mr. uluols, Jue u The Editors u
the .NC.0 2o.k zpr,Sy, J., no" ~ iiay4na,ant
in writing TO lis paper, gives aoiae Veil I''lcd
c4ut CHS u,4l!lst plIc.ns AnP.!c1t e1..lIcuce IN
the siorlpe Of UlJrlIcs upoa Alieslc4I VcSo-.s
which have been - i..glcnt OF .atc. lie Gays
that :" the & ur.i-u,, S0s.n Loaf, aud Cap-
AN Gray aft lis, had hardly ,.e semblAnce o!
inct 10 sus;4Ia many OF The published rep"'a
glowing olt Il these OccuTenc,s." And yrt
each oa- e these 4l.irs Wis usI.c lie cauao q!
much b,,,er tee,in. IN the Cu!led Sta,cS, and
ty!pi4ued o,lcs Tor stIulg deUuncIai.on' vi the
ne administration. Mr Brooks also says
" Ny Impression is, that 5, mt'yJfsrtocds
a,e slnt 10 The LHiiei States ~ rrSdrL 20 tae
ButIut CA3l, and ne condition y hlagS here,
ia!t M re- .u.utC oln 10 5'GctI dp0. Tic a." "
,.uj ,yaol 80 d,c,l CO ,e' OH1eaee @,,I Ut Hl-
Z at, aHI pa Sael at hpMc. Nj al there
at, uu. icl .,ue'4ucca, bat ,h't pr'Iu".ce, pas
son az ,guD.Ancr, gGllc mlny u tn pens I"A
ltclld ,nc state d ulfAirs IN uol"
! H. lhe s4ue letter, NJ. BLOCKS gives he par
/ .cu.4gs of an garage, wA.ch appt4's TO o'
subst.uiatrd by f,cts. The Amercan Sh'i
/ Huru, Was .iJcd iutIaRI boarded by H. y
steamer I--rd, whose ~.Gcers scl,che1 ih'
u.ntcL ami examined ,er paPcls. Fh9 Capt
81 Ia. lA,tt-t made IL statement of The tlctO d
he case, before Consul ShalAry, ana they vi
uuuuuicc ,ut-..r the dtIen.on u the Int
t4les Government al the earliest munehi.-
tL.to.t1A!ur = tie aLatcl.eut y Cipt. Gus
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22
Consulate.

o. liz, itn day Of April, \. D. .7o}, per
soualy Game ana appe-.ei, james Otlz, ".ao
t., OF he snip Harrei, OF Bath, iSle!nr, la"d
,...1u lie iuIoA ns statement, wiIch he ""u d
..- 70 .uaav on !.o d y said snip was cute, ia
INC Consulate Vi the United s'a,es, but l. Iii
ea. u,ast,l, SAW ,A4t ,he Consul was Busy m
,esiIgaurg case against son'e sa'lois, to wa
OutAe .;lst ot March last bong about thhy
u,i,,s 40 t..u wcstw.ld u lie Double Headed
S..ot Atys, carly 40 he ".o.i"ns, 90" n
s........ ...,. ao..... ...Dl..r = ---~. ~: :
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

r! people, 'heY hFiIIG oaan driven to rise by
80 'N'' o'''"l eN'c .''"' Of Inc authorities. IA
,"'''tN''" WI" '"e ,eVs'ns VI Ire i"pcrnl
vi" "N' 'se.'1 '"dt IoF some ycns OIck
t'e proprietor Oh ~ or ~ acres " The fertile
VI" :" 'nt' district his Oecn poverty .strlcnen,
n''"'"E beng lett To hin after delfdylnc tno
expenses OF cu!tylrou, an! pyms tne l4ul
tax "'lh The accompanying eXtorIons.
IRON lhc Moth We learn that large bodies
"' me country people. reduced to destnuton by
''"h' "oHS "t- Inc yellow river, are rdvapiu,
'hr "pre fortunate distucts, and that T,o.
''o"lcri; "hu hli been cant tnltnsr n, Inn
p"nlI Commissioned. to dal win tic Iilticn,tv
h"d dlcd vi sickness, mIu1rh b. anxiety All
vcX ,'iun TINS utii.cr. an ,,,ss..,ut ,,,,, ...,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-22

u" LErrA.,, Or CRED,r.-Iuc lie 10
I'lD.cS mas report ii case VI sor.e interest
to travellers Abroad An AmeGlcan gentleman
bought Tor c,eu d CIRCULAR letter OF credit from
Il ulecAnt.lc .!nu IA the city, addressed to their
agents Oh the continent, and this document au-
thotIlrd the various houses to whom It was ad-
dressed to honor as drafts SHORTY afterwards
Il house "AlcA had oo.,e do. ateI accounts
VITA huI !0I cd III, attachment wt the Lon
dpn ..u GA the funds winch thry lad thus re-
ccNuI for the sale OF the letter, upon the plea
that the transaction was simple deposit, aud
Wat tn; money 50 attached still belonged to the
person "HC BAD pad II to them, and mat they,
tAe : Iru.s aces OF tssA1rs u the credit. incur
lei ~ responsibility unl!, they came under ac-
cepwGce. The Jury found that the money
passed absolutely 10 The garnlshees IN ex-
1"-u-c for tuei. credit that It simultaneously
-cAs@d 10 bee i"c de.en!4Ai's, aAI Consequently
sIs .rJt 4ttucA4UlC.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-27
Bronson to Guthria.

Collector Bronson, of New York, has re-
pliedtC the letter Of Secretary Guthrie
The following is the closing paragraph, as
furnished by telegraph:
LAS to some officers Of customs, the Col
lcctor has the right TO nominate, and the
Secretary the right OF approval or rejection,
and as 10 other officers the power of APP
pointing is vested in the Collector alone. |
shall not interfere with the exercise Of your
powers, and trust you will render like
justice to me. If you or any other high Of
iicer of government desires the appoint
ment of particular individual, need not
say that it would give me great pleasure to
comply with your wish, but ! respectfully
deny that you have any right to issue instruc-
lions for the government Of my conduct in
making selections for officers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-27
Late from New Mexico.

A dispatch from independence, under date
of the 18th says:
We have just received letters from Santa
Fee. F. X. Aubrey, the celebrated skinner
Of the prairies, arrived there on the 18th
ult., from California. He writes US, that
he crossed the Sierra Nevada at the TETON
Pass on the 18th July, and struck the Rio
del Norte at Pealta OH the 10Th of Septem-
Der, The route has no distractions what
ever for either Railroad or wagon road
Full details will be sent TO you by the ear
liest opportunity.
Mr.. Aubrey found gold at the crossing of
Che Colorado and other places, and silver and
copper ores in great quantities.
The Indians were very hostile and very
numerous. They fought them for thirty
days. Almost all Of his party were wound
ed, and he himself received eight wounds,
a: different times. The fighting was chiefly
with the Gerrotcros. Mr.. Aubrey's part !
subsisted more than month on mule meat.
They met tribe OF Indians two hundred
miles westoi Zuni, who used gold bullets
for their guns.
From New Mexico, it is thought that
Gov. Lane will get the certificate of cleo
ton as delegate 10 Congress, although
Padre Gallcgos is represented to have
majority Of 800 votes; but it is said that the
vote of San Miguel county will be rejected
as illegal.
Mr.. Dyer is just in from Fort Atkinson.
He reports that post entirely abandoned, ev-
cry thing having been removed to Fort
Riley.
The road from Council Grove to Fort
Union is entirely unprotected by garrisons
between them, and you may look out for In
dian depredations from this time onward.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-27

E3@The N. Y. National Democrat is set
ting forth the affiliations of the Union, the
Evening Post, &c., who support one ticket
and one set of ideas, though the ticket and
principles are hostile to the Administration.
We quote: gs-H~a .a.a.
The Washington Union has dropped the
mask at last, and comes out clearly and dis
tinctly as the champion of the abolition
faction of this State. 1t shows plainly that
its sympathies and its hopes are with that
faction. 1t speaks of the Barnburner State
ticket, which is made up OF some OF the most
long often ding, notorious AbolitionistS ofthe
State, as the Union Democratic ticket"
and otherwise affords it ''aid and comfort, !"
to the great Disagreement and abuse of the
Democratic party OF this State. After the
Unions attack on the Dickinsonites, further
utilization with John Van Buren, and Martin
Grover has ceased to excite surprise Dis
gust is the only thing which the Washington
Union can hereafter excite in the mind of the
Democracy ofthe Union.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-27

Missouri LrauoR Laws DECLARED UN-
oNsTrTur1oNAL.-W We find the following
case narrated in last weeks Springfield
(Mo.) Advertiser. a7ef G5'jri
"At the July term of our County Court, a
remonstrance was presented against grant
ing dram shop license within our city cor
poration. The court refused to grant the
license then applied for by Apperson and
Coleman. AT the October term, Mr.. An
drews made application for license, and en-
ployed counsel (Mr. Hendrick) to assist.
Judge Price was employed by the citizens
10 resist the application. A good part of
two days were consumed in arguing the case,
when the court granted the license by de-
Gliding the act of the Legislature unconstitu-
lional. Judges Bondenhammer and King
affirming, and Judge Chapman dissenting.
This is an important legal decision, and
we give ii as matter Of news 10 our rea-
ders abroad.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-27
co M M Z rel AL .
GLASGOW MARKET

LINES OFFICE GLASGOW, Mo. .
October p, 1853.
ToRAcco-None offering.
HEMP-None offering.
BAcoN-sides and Hams, 7@sc; Shoulders
&c.
LARD.-Prime, TIC. 2 ID. in shipping order.
SUGAR.-N. o. prime, q 100 TBS, 6@7ic, re-
tail Sc.
CoFrEE.-By the Sack, 12Ic. = H., retail, 14c
MoLAssEs.-Plantation Dbl. 4Oc.; sugar house
40 10 50c.; Golden Syrup, 75c.
CoTToN YARN.-Eagle Factory Agency, Isle,
retail, s5c. per bunch.
lRoN.-sligo bar, 54@sac; Tyrone do. 4!@74c.
WHIsKEy.-30c. q gallon, by the barrel.
NArLs.-Nlo. Iron, 6t@7c. per key
FLoUR.-S5 00@6 90 q Dbl.
WHEAT.-S0 cents q bushel, as per quality.
sALT.-G. A. Salt 50 90 p sack; L. B. So.
RIcE-7@Sc. p pound.
FLAX SEED.-Sl 90 per bushel.
Day HrDEs.-Demand good, at from to &c.
Coon SKINs-Command 2O@25 cents.
FRUIT.--Green Apples. 80 cents per barrel
Dried, Doe cash; barter, 60c.
Peaches, 81 per bushel.
LUMDER.-Clear white pine, "a 25 u 100 feet;
Flooring from 50 IS to "a %; Misunderstanding
50 25; Shingles, $4@Sl IS; Laths 81 %.
GS5' For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butter
Eggs, &c. are in constant demand, at high rates
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-27
Council Bluff Missouri River Packet.

p. F.. HANHUM, Master..T L. CRAwropD. C,Ierk
f. This fast and elegant steamer has been'
Sl55=7-z- purchased expressly for the above trade
aul having undergone extensive repairs. new fur
i'Te, %r:, wa, upon the opening Of navigation.
make regular trips 10 Council Bluffs and inierrne.
DAT" points. during the season. Her accommoJa-
lions FOR passengers are unsurpassed bv ann boof
III the river. Her extreme light drauGht strongly
recommends her to. shippers. Her officer. promise
to Use untring exertons to merit tle n9trdnscn r
the public '0 P-'' 0ii"se u
The st. Ange is amply provided with life p-e-
servers metallic lite boat. and all the requirements
OF the new Steamboat law. For freiclt or mas
sage apply on board. rfebrrN2ptn
MANSON 4 BARTUOL6W. Arcn iri
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-27

Il
The BALL IN Mor1os-Hoes MovIyc.
The Louisville Courier of the 18th, con-
tains the following:
"The provision market is stimulated, and
we learn that during the past week or ten
days some 10000 hogs for packing, have
been sold i'll the counties of Nelson, Mer-
Ger, Spencer and Boyle, at prices ranging
from to 81 cents gross. This is an ad-
vance on previous quotations, and we learn
that i'll Shelby and other adjoining counties
a good many farmers anticipate getting
cents gross. In addition we hear of sale
of 800 hogs in Mercer county at So 124 per
100 pounds, cash when delivered at the
pens. A good many sales have been effect
ed on private terms, and lot of | 1000 hogs
at 4!c net. The small amount of pork now
on hand, and the expectation of heavy de-
mand from Europe has impaired much buoy
ancy to the market for hogs, and we antici-
pate prices early in the season to be much
higher than they will be at the close. The
indications are very favorable for good pri-
ces for the farmers, and considerable uncer-
talnty and Quotations among specuators.-
BY the assessment in Ohio this year it APP
pears that there is an excess of 26,64S hogs
i'll 81 counties.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-27

FREE NEcnoEs-Our county court has
made movement on the subject of free
negroes, Louis Tomlin, free negro who
has resided in Fayette for number of years,
was arraigned last week, OH charge of
harboring the runaway negro that killed
Mr.. Diggs. Upon proof of the fact, Tom
lin was ordered to receive five lashes-his
license revoked, and he required to leave
the State by the first of December.