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Mr. chu<chwe was also surrounded by other gentlemen
and saw nothing more Of the weapon.
Neither by word action did you provoke attack as
nothing was said by until you seized In the aisle
you did use denuncatory language.
Very truly, EDWIN B. MORGAN
Hon. WM. CULLox.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, jury s, 1854
DEAR Err Your favor Of this date received and n reply
beg Leave TO say that certainly did see pistol in the
hands Of the Hon Mr. Chuchwe the occasion which
you REFER and when the effort made your part
reacn MT Chnrchwei ne seemed engaged in adjusting the
lock Of the weapon hands whether he cooked the same
am not able to state
Your friend, truly, j. S. HARRISON
Hon. VIM. CULLoN.
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Ing whether had been exhibited by meI have
that
ken Of As Mr. ouom advanced towards placed
In pocket and believing object be to draw Of
Kind Immediately seized BY the hand did
something tho opening pocket which
ttcn pistol which afterwards understood did
not SEQ draw pistol at any time
Respectfully, &C.. yours, BURTON CRAIGE.
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Will now notice the card OF my colleague anu the
statements Of the gentlemen whose certificates relied
upon dsproye my assertion in relation to the exhibit
ton of deadly weapon upon the occasion Of his attack
upon in the House the 18th ultimo The following
is the card Of my colleague:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. JULY /, 1854.
To the Editor Of the Union SIR: find myself under the
unpleasant necessity Of again recurring to the recent difficulty
the House OF Representatives between Gen. Cuom and
myself 1t has been represented in various quarters that
myself for the occasion, and exhibited deadly
pom during remarks the House. These representations
went to the House that day as always go there and
elsewhere. did not draw weapon at oil; did at
tempt until menaced with assault by Gen.
Culom In support Of this statement refer TO the letters
pended 1t is true Gen. caom in his apology to the
that displayed elected by the exhibition deadly
weapon, which exhibited in connection with the remarks
made by my colleague in reference to me-"
would have corrected this statement at the time but the
decacy of the OCCASION the persuasion of friends and the
fact that most Of the members witnesses of the
affair Of the day previous induced to orbear from any
further intrusion upon the House, My only motive
vndcate the truth and place the fully before
pA''''' W. M cHURcHwELL.
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES, JUN o. 1854
NJ 'asss,rs
am very respectfully, your oDedent serysns 80 ro,,
Housr or REPRESENTATIVE, Juyr "a, 1854
Ss NJ 6sss n
By w you ea' 'n0'' '' Yours rsspesas p'a 'D'''
80 JOHN s. PHELPS
Hon VIZ NJ cHUscnwnI, House of Representatives.
wAsnrSoros, JusK ~, 1854
reply your yesterday desire TO state that
you the time Of the difficulty between
Culom. confident that
by till Mr. Cuom had left his scat and ad
vancd distance towards very menacing MANNER
tering words displaying great passion
r Very respectfully, u ~ kLLIOTI
Hon. Mr.. oHuRcuwEII- tt
WASHINGTON, Jusw 80, 1854.
DrR sR In your inquiry your note o. the Esd inst
when Mr. Cuom jumped the desk, using violent language AL
threatening gcstulsons advanced towards where was stand
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WASHINGTON, july 5, 1854.
DEAR fin In reply to your of to-day state that
the occasion of the difficulty alluded to in your my
enor vss directed Mr. Churchwel Isaw him in the act
Of drawing pistol At the time the pistol Mr. Church
well hadno succeeded in freeing from his though the
pistol WIS clearly visible. He seized Immediately by per-
ne him. who seemed be endeayorng prevent the
exhibition or the of it.
Your obedient servant,
uon W.. Crryop w p HARRIS
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WASHINGTON, july Z, 1854.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16

FouRru DlsrRIor.-The democracy of
Clay county held meeting in Liberty on
the 9th, at which they declared for Douglas
Observation-Disclosures OF the
party-and appointed delegates 10 Con-
pressional Convention 10 he held at St. Jo-
Seph, instructing them 10 vote for Judge
James T. V. Thompson, of Clay. The
Judge is understood to be very thirsty after
a eeGt in Congress, and to help him along,
lis "Libcrty Platform newspaper was es-
tablshed, which concern, we understand he
1uas at his own expense. If nobody else
.!ould blow his horn, why not blow it him.
self? The resolutions of IS guarantee linz
.hat privilege, and his paper toots some live
lytunes, too--it does! Go in, Judge, yO,
are about as good as any of them, ant
that is not saying much for you.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16
COM M L RCIAL.
GLASGOW MARKET.
TIMES OFFICE GLASGOW, Mo.
March If 1854

TIMES OFFICE GLASGOW, Mo.
March 16, 1864. !
REaARKs.-- Business has been quite active since
our last. Our merchants are receiving their
Spring Goods, and Tobacco and hemp are coming
in freely. There is no material change in prices.
Tobacco is being delivered on previous purchases,
and we continue former quotations, having heard
Of no sales recently. Buyers are offering Sl12
for Hemp. holders asking more. Flour has de-
clined little. Wheat inactive
The river has fallen since our last, and is about
at the same stage it was upon the opening of nav
igaLion. Boats arc passing up and down daily,
carrying little freight, however. Freghts have
been about 80 cents up, and 10 down, but must
decLne soon, as the number of boats is increasing.
We observe number Of wagons loading with
goods for the interior.
Weather this morning cloudy and sultry.
We quote
TonAcco-sales at from 81 to So so, @ 100
lbs. according 10 quality.
HEaP.--Saes al from S1l0 to S115 - ton.
FLoUR.-s6 o0@6 80 p Dbl.
WHEAr.-90c9S1 q bushel, as perquality.
| BAcoN--None selling.
LARD.--Prime, Tic. z ID. in shipping order.
SUGAR.-N. .. prime, q lCO lbs, oiG6c.
CorEEE.-By the Sack, 13c. % h., retail, lac.
MoLAssEs.-Pla Plantation, Dbl. $780,; sugar house
as 10 Doc; Golden Syrup, !5c.
| CoTroN YARS.-Eaglc Factory Agency, 15fc
retail, 81 per bunch.
| IRoN.-Sligo bar, 66SIc; Tyrone do. 5t@7ic
| WuIsKEY.-25c. {, gallon, by the barrel.
! NAtLs.-Mo. Iron, 64@7c. per keg.
SALT.-G. A. Salt So T. sack; L. B. 50 25.
! RIcE-7@sc. = pound.
GEEDs.-Clover, 81 80.
Hemp, So 90.
| Flax, 81 90.
TALLow.--ln barrels to SIC.
Day HIDEs.-Demand good, at from 1o@1lc.
Cook SEIYs--Command 20@25 cents.
rnUIT.-Green Apples. barreled, 81 Is.
/ Dried do 75c per bushel.
Peaches, s. per bushel.
CO For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butte
Egsg, sc. are in constant demand, at high rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16
ORDER OF ?UBEECLTEcY.
III the Saline Circuit. in tito stale
of Miss0uri.--E, vacation.

Sarah T. Reid, plaintiff,
Samuel c. Grove, N 1is5Gss K Grove. william
4. Grove. Lacy y. Grove, Augusta Y. Grove,
Sarah II. Grove, Co~h,..a z. Grove, Edwin r.
Grove, Henry c. Grove, aid Mary D. Groves
defendants.
NOW at lis second day Of January, =. D.lS5i;
y comes the said plaintiff ty her attorney, AID
flies her petition, AMI commences an econ against
said defendants; and i appearing 10 the under
signed, Clerk Of said Court, from N aiNdayit fled
with said petition, that said defendants. Samud
c. Grove, Nicholas X. Grove. William a. Grove,
Lucy A. Grove, and Augusta V Grove, are ToI.-
residents OF the State Of Mssour; Il :. therefore
ordered that publication be made against them in
these words, to-Wi' ITO Samuel c. Grove,
Nicholas X. Grove, william! A. Grove. Lucy A.
Grove, AID Augusta V. Grove. defendants in the
above entitled cauSc-yUU are hereby notified that
SGrat 7. Reid has coMius ncod : sui against you
and Others in the Saline Circuit Cour, the object
and genera! nature of winch is to obtain Judgment
in said Court for eleven hundred and nHGtythTee
dollars with interest. (th2t being Tic amount Of
note given to plaintiff by Joseph Grove, deceased,
dated ID April. ls6u.) endto have the equity of
redemption III the following land lying il: Saline
county in The Stale Of -Iseou.i. foreclosed. Viz:
All that part Of the east If Of The southwest Or
of Section 8, township u, Range 10. which lies N
the south Of certain creek. which divides the
! farm Of sGil juso;h Grove from thc farm of Sam
uel Grove, continuing 10 ac-es; ,he wes; hf OF
; southwest Or Of Section {. Town-lI, -, Range
II, 50 acre; east If southeast q Section l. Town
/ ship 81, Range 70, 50 acres; ro'th-,rest north
east u Section Il, Township s., EabCe H. 40
acres; east hf northeast or and northeast south:
east or Section II, Township q. Range Il, 121
acres; northwest Or Section II, Township 81,
: Range 10, lie c"re.; wcs! LII northeast or anl
west hf southeast or Section !, Township Of,
Range 10, 100 acres; III all about ESQ acres. Said
land having been mortgagrd 20 said sarah 7. Reid
plaintiff. for the amount above mentioned, by Tie
said Joseph Grove, deceased, 10 secure the pay
ment Of the aforesaid note; and the said plaintiff
asks the court also 10 order the said mortgaged
property above described. 10 be sold 10 satisfy
the amount due plaintiff; and unless you and each
of you appear here l the next term Of said Saline
Circuir Court. which will commence and be held
in the Court House, in the town Of Marshall, Sa
line county, in the State Of Missouri, on the sti
day of MAY, 1884. and Oh or before the third da,
thereof and answer otherwise plead 10 SAID
plaintiffs Fetitcl, the VIII be taken sgans
YOU as confessed.
i coPy-Atteet.
". 4. WILSON, Clerk.
January l9-Sw
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ORDER Oh, PUBLICATION.

ORDER Or PUBLICATION.
yn the Saline Circuit Court, No.
yembcr Term, November Icth,
1853.
Lenty Mullins, Susan Mullins, Henry Clark, Win
ny Clark,
Against
William II. Gwinn, Alinon b. Gwinh!
Petition for Pdrtifion
NTOW at His day come the aforesaid plaintiff
" by their attorney, and the Court being satisfied
from the return OF tie sheriff. that process cannot
be served on william II. 6 vim, one Of the afore-
said defendants; Il is ordered that tie said William
action has been comm enced against him and NJ
petition, in the Circuit Court CT Saline county, in
lie State OF Missouri, for the partition OF the
| following real estate viz:
The east If northeast or Of Section 80, 90 scTesj
west If northeast Or Uf Section 81, 20 acres west
If northwest lr Section 81. "a acre; and south
west of southeast or Of Section 80 10 acres, all
in township So, Range 90, in Saline county,
State Of Missouri, and belonging 10 the estato
| Of Bartlett G~inn, deceased; and that II lie TIE
said William II. Gwinn do, not be ard appear in
our Saline Circuit Court, before the Judge there
Of in the Court Rouse in the town OF Marshall,
Saline county, State Of Missouri, on or before tho
| third day of the next term thereof which com
mcnces on The STD day Of May. 1884, and answer
the petition OF the said plcint.fs the same will BIZ
taken as confessed, ana Judgment given accorG'
ingly.
4 tue corv-a.,c5t
". A. wilson. Cle-l.
Jan i0--Sw ~ B. II. WiLso:;, y. c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16
a. CARD.

WE have commenced the new wear deter
w mined largely 10 increase orr business and
with this view have added to cur cash capital,
thereby insurinS to our custom ers every facility
they could desire.
We return cur sincere thanls TO our friends for
their very liberal support, and are determined by
maintaining system Of
UNIFORM Low PRICES.
courteous and fair dealing, to retain their patron
age.
One of the firm is now III the Eastern markets
purchasing heavy stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods, TO which. when arrived, we respectfully
invite the attention Of purchasers.
Feh9 SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDD.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16

STATE ps. BaANcH-LiGel.-The SANDER
suit between Judge Birch and II. B. Branch
was tried last week, in the Rsy Circuit
Court. The jury returned q verdict Of
guilty, and assessed damages at ono cent.
This case hiss been in Court for some time.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16
The Useful,
The Fashionable, and

and every article in our immense stock is plainly
marked, at the lowest Cash Price, and no salesman
is allowed to deviate from il; consequently, stran-
gers can buy any article IN our establishment as
low as regular customers. This system has given
unusual satisfaction, and presents inducements
over any other Dry Goods house in ST. Louis, for
strangers to do business with US.
Those who do not visit st. Louis, can order any
thing in the Dry Goods line from us, with perfect
confidence that they will obtain any article as low
as though they selected it themselves; and al
goods sent on orders, not giving entire satisfaction
can be returned, and the money will be refunded
HUBBELL & HUNT,
Importers, Jobbers, and Retailers of Dry Goods
Feb 23-lm 4th street, ST. Louis Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16
CORNELIUS NooNAN. ...... JOHN W. TOoLY
CHINA IND QUEE.NSW.4RE.
NOONAN, TOOLH s. &C.,


CHINA IND QUEE.N'SW.4RE.
NOONAN, TO0LH s. &C.,
80 Main street, between Pine and Olive streets,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
WYE are now receiving ex ships ]. P. whitney,
w r. X. Page, Clara Wheeler, Undne, Frank
Pierce, J. 2. Harvard and others, from Liverpool
direct large additions to our stock, with some en-
trely NEW STYLES, ef quality superior to
anything in the market, 10 which will be added
continuous supplies throughout the season, max
mg the most complete and varied stock west OF The
mountains. We solicit an examination of our
CHNA-French and English, plain white, gilt
and decorated, at very low prices.
QUEENswARE--For country trade, Steamboats,,
Hotels, and family use.
GLAsswARE--Cut, pressed and plain, large
stock and great variety.
BRITANHIA WARE-Tea and coffee sets, cas-
tors, lamps, candlestcks, &c., &c.
| PLANIsHEp WARE Chafng dishes, oyster stew
crs, coffee urns, &C., &c., all sizes.
| German Silver and Silver Plated Ware, eXtrt
quality. Lamps, Chandeliers, Girandoles and Man
/ tie Ornaments, in great variety, which we oiie
to the trade at reasonable rates fer cash or I,
prompt customers.
GY- Particular attention paid to packing.
/ Eeb23--S3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16
4 GREAT BARGAIN.

T HAVE A FIRST-RATE STEAM SAW
J. MILL, in complete order, boiler new, il hay
ing been in use only or months. The engine
is ten horse power, and has been running longer.
hut is better than common. The cylinder is pui
down in bed plates, extending to the main shaft
and forming part of the funnel block, thereby
making it steady and secure, which is not common
The rock shaft and pump are iron. secured by be-
ing bolted on to the bed plates. The pumps are
all good, and everything complete.
The Mill is situated eight miles east Of Fayette
and about three acres of land attached 10 the mill
will sell bargain in the said property all togeth
er. or will sell the mill and engine, the rngiut
separate For further particulars apply to the un
signed. three miles south of Fayette, near T.
Stapleton's Mil.
mh2-3ws JOSEPH STAPiETON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16

HOl For 1851.
HAVE this day received an invoice from
l. Boston of the following Goods, which viii
arrive by the first boat On opening of navigation,
and will he sold, wholesale or retail, Gu terms to
suit purchasers.
IL straw cutters from 10 No. :;
1 Corn shelters;
3 dozen Arcs spades and shovels
1 do Wicox's grain cradles;
do steel fakes;
. do OK yoi:es, complete;
do Carpenters hay rakesi
l do e prong do dol
do hay forks;
do Sentt,e's augers;
4 boxes granite scythe stones
DO do rides;
l gross sneathes;
81 nests tubs;
so dozen painted Buckets;
barrels trimmed cocoa clippers;
dozen brass bound cedar buckets;
do brass bound keelers;
. do do do paiis
do nests covered buckets;
d do wooden bowls;
Il do covered boxes;
gross salt boxes;
dozen cedar churns;
do wooden troysi
do cedar cans;
DO floor brushes;
/ gross patent clothes pinsj
1 dozen Irvine raels
l Gczcn shoe brushes.
Glasgow, JANUARY &c. 1854.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16

CITIZENS OF GLASGOW & VICINITY

MANY of you will be visiting St. Louis this
INl Spring, and will be wanting many articles
in the Dry Goods line; It's therefore for your in
terest to 60 TO that house who can show you tn.
best assortment, and sell you goods at the lowest
rates. We ask you to favor us with call, and
satisfy yourselves whether our establishment pre-
sents such inducements or not.
We have now in store, over -Four Hundred
Thousand Dollars worth Of Dry Goods, compr-
sing
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16

E%Col, John R. Price, former editor Of 9
paper in Boonvile, is in the Lunatic Asy-
ium, at Fulton. He has been partially de-
ranged for severe! years.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16
Eole n ent.

HAVING concluded TO change my business /
4 offer for rent my, store house in Cambridge.
1t is very we'll suited for the dry Goods business.
and is situated in the most business part of town
opposite the steamboat landing, and adjoining the
house Of the Cambridge Stock Company, now oc-
cuped by Messrs. Powell & Co.
For terms apply to the undersigned on the pre-
misses. CARROLL ROUSE
Cambridge, No., Feb 2s-ax.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16
SOLD OUT .

n THE undersigned has disposed of his en-
ysI2i tire stock Of Jewelry, Fancy Goods, &C., TO
Mr.. John Chamberlain. He requests all those in
debted 10 him to come forward and settle, as he
designs embarking in another business.
mh2-it JAS. II. SHEPHERD.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16
Carriage HrateriaIs
New Packet Arrangement for 1854.
REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET

For Jefferson Cay, Providence, Roehepor, Boom
ri'le, .AI7oiU Rock and Glasgow.
TTs The new and elegant Passenger pack
$50. ct, ELVIRA, having been thoroughly
oyerhaued and repaired, will leave St. Louis for
the above named ports, on her first trip, on Fri
day, the 10th of March, and continue 10 make
weekly trips from ST. Louis TO Glasgow during
the entire season-leaving St. Louis every Friday
at 6 O'Clock, p. NJ, and returning, leave Glasgow
every Monday, at O'Clock, P.M
The undersigned returns thanks TO his numerous
friends for past favors, and respectfully solicits
share OF their business the ensuing season.
JAMES pOZIER, Commander.
March 2-sn
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16
DISSOLUTION.

TINE firm of Fisher & Pugh, in the Livery bu-
J. siness, was dissolved by mutual consent on
the 22d February, 1854. A. A. Pugh will receive
all accounts due the late firm, and pay all claims
against il. Z. FISHER,
March 7-4w A. A. PUGH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16

E-Mr. p. Johnson, who Represented
Pike county in tho Legislature, died on the
lot, at his residence in Clarksvill.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16
VALUABLE HEMP FARM
For Sale.

IL Wishing to retire from farming, l
S3Iss offer my land tor sale, lying six miles East
= of Glasgow. Elm Ridge,) in good neigh
borhood, and in convenient distance of good
school, and as healthy situation as any in the
State, containing in all 800 There is in the
farm on which live $50 acres, ITO acres in Gull
tivation, 100 of which is good hemp land Ihave
40 acres about two miles off, entirely oak timber.
an The buildings are comfortable, and
.ai. never failing spring of water convenient
10 The house and stable, also large ice house. |
have about 40 acres of wheat sown. | will sell,
to accommodate the purchaser, all or part of my
Stock, Grain, Hemp Seed, Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Also, fine
lot Of Bacon, &c.
10 any person wishing 10 buy such farm, lib
eral credits will be given.
Fcb1G-G MILTON WITHERS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16
100000 worth

OF DRY GOODS TO BE SOLD.
uUBBELL Il HUNT, of st. Louis, have
IL now commenced receiving their spring stock
of Dry Goods. And they intend TO sell at whole
sale and retail 100000 worth of Dry Goods be-
fore the first of July next, They can hardly fail
to suit the most astidious taste for any article
der the name of Dry Goods.
n. Borders for any description Of dry goods
viii meet with prompt attention.
HUBBELL & HUNT,
Teb22-fm One price cash store, ST. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16
--latest NeeUs.
BY Telegraph, Msil and River.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

hreodstuffs are rising-Brown & Co quote
wheat advanced two pence; flour six pence;
corn rather more dong--quototions un-
changed. Western Canal 4ls@4ls Cd;
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio Ais. 6d69
Is; Canadian, Ais. @42s; Southern $3.50
Us; White Wheat, l2s@l2s Sd.
White Indian Corn Ass; yellow 47s@47s
81; mixed 46s Sd. Provisions -McHenry
quotes Bacon about equal in demand, and
supply Of both being moderate. Beef and
Pork moderate. Transactions in Lard less
cotive.
Liverpool Cotton Market firm, Lie low
r. Funds langud. Consols closed 500
$50.
The Gar rejects the new proposals ten
lered him. War is considered inevitable.
L1vrRPooL Wednesday, Three thou.
sand tiocns embarked from Liverpool, to-
lay.
p The Greek instruction has gained for
r1iAobie Roadway.
It is stated that, if Austria docs not i'm
medinte!y declare herself, France will form
d. atmy of 100000 men on the Italian from
ties, and The same on the Rhine frontier and
send force cooperate in Italy. This state
neI:t is, however, not believed.
A telegraph dispatch statcs that the Rus
SLAMS were bomba-ding .Rustchuk.
here is o very doubtful! report that the
nassiani have taken seven Turkish ships CT
w1r.
Gree; enthusiasm in favor Of war was
arising in Britain.
Authentic advices from ST. Petersburg
stss l.. that another waglIe manifesto had
bcen issued, levying nine men per every
thousand, until April.
MAnsELLIEs, Feb. l9.---Letters from
Consiantinople announce that the Russian
Feet had bombarded Baturim, but without
oio2ting much mischief. Rulschuk was
bv-.5arded on the 10th of February. The
Eu.ks were taken by surprise. One of their
steamers was much damaged, and six large
I'd several small vessels were rendered uu-
scrvceablr.
PAR;s, February 20!h.--Thc crowd al
Inc 8ourse was excessive to-day. Every
kind orsecuriiies gave way. Carol! Spence
y. s. Minister, arrived at Saranak. Oftht
same evening, the Hungarian and Italian
Emigran.s gave him serenade. The Sar.
anak and Levant were to proceed shortly OF
cruise to the Black Sea. The frman fol
the passage of the Bosphorus was slread,
granted.
Intelligence was received in London, ina
two Russian friga.es were cruising off Ma
deria
The Turkish Consuls i'll Russia hay
Seen obliged to give up the creqaGier gran
ted TO them. Turkish subjects have bee
u!aced under the protection of Austrian
agents.
4 letter from Paris states that The rcp
from The Gar to Napoleon, is couched il
terms so offensive to Napoleon himself, tia
!. les been decided not to publish it.
Letters from Constantinoplc state that
legion OF Jews have been formed and place
at the disposal OF the Sultan.
A dreadful colliery explosion had take
place at Duchell near Wegan. 100 me
were killed.
The Lord Chamberlain has notified NJ
Buchanan that he may appear in any Ore.
he pleases.-
The Atlantic had severe gales during h,
passage, and brings seventy-two passei
gers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-16

Frasr DIsrRIcr.-The Wings of Boone
county have appointed delegates to a Con-
gressional Convention, instructed to vote for
Maj. Rollins.
The Wings OF Rails instructed for Hon.
G. Porter, as first choice, and Thos. L. An
derson second choice.