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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County of New York notice lie hereby given TO all Per
having claims against ABNER L. SLOCUM late Of the
City New deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscribers the Office Of William H. socum
No Ss South street. in the City Of New on or before
the day Of July nextDaed NewYork, the
25th day OF January, 1856
CHARLES II. HUGHES, Executors.
j2S law6mM JAMES APPLBBY,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24
VJNHE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL sTEAMERS.-The ships composing this


ATLANTIC, Capt West. PACifiO, capt hidfidse'
BALTIC, Capt Comstoef. ADKlAIlC. -,
service every has been taken in their con-
structon their engines insure strength and Speed
and their for unequaed for ee
sence comfort Price Of from New 70 Lye
use Of size rooms SS5; from Liverpool 10 New
YORK so and 20 gunea An experienced Surgeon attached 70
each ship No berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-O

NETWORK and ERIE RA1LROAD.-On
IN and after MONDAY, Dec 81 1855 and until further no.
ee Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Dosne't oi'
lows, viz: IL. 1T.
BI'FFALO EXPRESS att IN. for Buffalo direct, without
change At Homesvie this train connects
with way Dunkk and al stations on the western
Division.
MAIL at sl5s for Dunkk and Buffalo and tntermedi-
Passengers by this tram will remain over night az
Owero and procee the next morning. . ,
NEWBURGH EXPRESS, at4p m. for Newbursh direct,
without change Of cars.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 4 p. m via sufern's, for
Pieruont and intermediate stations -, >,
WAY PASSENGER, at IA. for Otisvle ard intermedi'
ate stations
EMIGRANT, ct for Dunkirk and Buffalo and inter
mediate stationa
No Train will leave on SUNDAY
These Express Trains connect Emia with the Eme and
Niagara Fails Railroad for Niagara Falls Buffalo and Dun
iE with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit Chicago, &c.
ID. c. McCALLUM, General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

IRON NEW-YORK to HAVRE DIRECT
IL BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
sTEAMPACKET COMPANY.
ErNA... Capt Miller EMBU; opt, small small
JURA.......Cspt Wickman sEbANoN'. ..'' apt N0oA'
CAMBRIA, paddle wheel. .....C Capt. Brownies
Their cabin accommodation aud sateroons ior hsea
passengers are equal those Of any steamer shoat ~
Passage Money, First Cabin .....::.''...SiU
Provisions and Stewards Fee incuded Wines and Liquors
extra to be procured on board
For freight passage or any other information apply to
4. CUNARD, No. Bowling green
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24
John S. BETTs, Auctioneer. .
4 IICTION NNOTICE-GERARD & BETTS

John 5. BETTs, Anctioleer . ...,.,.,
4 UCTION NOTICE.-GERARD q BELTS
n will sell on MONDAY March a. at u O'Clock, at No. 1863
Ataniics Brooklyn, by order of the assignee STICK Of
Dmas Fixtures Lease Of Store &cThe entire Stock
FxtuIes Lease good will &C of Drugs Chemicals Peunery
&c contained IN the above store
The fittings of the of the most elegant kind being
rch design and finish; Plate Glass
Show VIII dows Marble Tile Floor Marble top Counters Plate
Glass Show Cases French Platform Scales, &C., including all
the fixtures fittings SC, Of a frst-class store.
The (which will be sol immediately after the sbovel
very valuable one having three years TO run from let May
seIt
The sale will be without the highest bidder An
in relation TO stock lease &c, may be obtained On
the premises day prior TO the SALE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE at
AUTHORIZATIONS j. BLEECKER will sell at
Auction THURSDAY March n 1856 at Y ocock at the
Merchants the valuable Lot and substata Hstoy
brick front Dwelling House known No. Thomess be-
tween Cburcbst and West Broadway House 2xp feet Lot
25.5O feet Apply JAMES w. WHITE, No 81 Libertyst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24
Orean Steamers, &r.
nor san JUAN DE NICARAUGUA.-The

EOR SAN JUAN DE NICARAUGUA.-Ihe
Il new and splendid steamship ORIZABA E, L. TinsIe-
paugh Commander will be dispatched above on TUESDAY
Anil g. at p. m. For freight passage apply 20
CHAS. A. WHITNEY, No. Bowling-green
TOR MEMORANDA, via KINGSTON, ia.
l. msiea-The steamshP OSPREY viii sail on the 9Th o. 81
April For PASSAGE, apply TO WIN. E. ROLLO Co., No -
Wlismst. For Freight apply to MoSQUERA Co., No ut
RroadWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
Nl Travellers for CHICAGO ST. LOUIS. KANSAS, and
all points West and Southwest can obtain Through Tickets
and information concerning e &C. either by the
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD or NEW-fORk
CENTRAL RAILROAD By application at the ComPanys vi
fee. No. 1873 Broadway, corner Dey-st.
IOHN T. PORTER. General AGENT ". s. r r.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24
DFNNSYLYANIA RAILROAD. : THREE

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. = THREE
II DAILY THRQTGH TRAINS BETWEEH PHILA-
DELPRIA aud PYTTsBURGH.-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Phisdephs for Pittsburgh 81 y. m aud
leaves Pittslurgh for Phisdephs az The FAST Line
leaves Phisdepha for Pittsburgh at 1853 and Pt.bargh
for Philadelphia at $3.50 p. N rHE NlGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for PsbuTgh II ?. and
Fitfsbursh for Phlsdelphis at $3.50 p N. . -,
The above lines connect 81 Pittsburgh with the faroa 70
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville KY TerreaSts a.,'
son La Fayette and Indianapolis Ind; Cincinnati Dayton,
sprng6I Bslef0naDe Sandusky Toledo. Cleselsni Co
lun bas Zsnesyile Mason and Woosr Ohio also with the
Steam Packet boats from aud SewOresns 81 Louis Louis
vile and Cincinnati. ,.,.,,,.
For further p.rtcusrs see hards in the hotels Of this city
Passengers viii ind shortest most and SOM
Portable route between the East and West
Trouzh tickets cs had either Of The soove-neoheo
places In the West. Of n,,c 80,
H. ~ 49, Ae' Court andtst. New York.
I FIIIOTr axert PenusylysIis Rairost Co...
No. : Astor House, BroatwaS New. Iorf-
THOMAS MOORE, Agent co., nsh and MAJ hes
New ork Jan, 1855 L-----.Y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

persons having claims against WILLIAM WILSON late OF le
Cy of New.York maker deceased to present the
same with vouchers thereof the bscrser at tho once
OF f. Ketchu No 10 in the City OF New YORK on
or before the May nex-Dated New-fork, the th
day Of October, 1855. ANN {. WlLSON, hkecutiiA-
Iav6
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

of the County Of NewYork notice hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against SAMUEL PARSONS late OF the
E,v of NewYork merchant deceased present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscribers at the office OF Gordon
BurIham No 6 Walst, in the City Of New:YSrk on or be-
fore the h day of May nexDsted New.fork the 18th day
of Noyember 1885 DAVID LYMAN, Executor
" nos lsvtm ~ ELIZABETH PARSONS, Executnx.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

Of the County Of NewYok notice Is hereby given TO all
persons ha ling claims against gAMES LlTIL ate OF oou
eryule Jersey deceased present the same, WIN
vouchers thereof to the subscriber the office OF John Dun
ham No East lss in the City of New York on or before
the eleventh day Of June next-Daed New me elsnn
day of December, 1855. DAVID DUNhAM,
Il aw6
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24
= of an order of the SnrrOpate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County of New-York notice s hereby given 90 all
person. having claims against HENRY SCHULTZ, late o.
Cologne in Rhensh Prussia deceased 20 present the sarne
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber At the once OF
York before the fourteenth day Of May next-Dated
Ney.York the tenth day Of November 1855
Y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24
X. L. DELIssER, Auctoneer. -
ny IFAVITT. DELISSER IL Co., No. 81

R1 LEAVIII, DELIoIE@I. - 70 70, ~ - - ;,
ID and SO Broadway corner Of White st-For the SAFE
BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER PAINTINGS, EANCi
GOODS WORKS Of ART, FURNITURE, and mEhChAS'
Disc generally - cu.-,oxypx
The Second Regular Trade Sale Of che k'fuSshers AZ
large and attractive Catalogue Of Books to be followed BY hs
LARGEST invoices Of - ,o
STEREOTYPE PLATES
ever offered any trade sale, consisting OF over %o sen o
pstes of good valuable Standard Works-anong them
John,o Raselas Sfs Tale of Tub The Sorrows OF Wer
Ter Poems Lives Of Madison and Monroe school
.Yah red Men OF the Forest Works Of Oliver Goldsmith
Alexander Pope, Percy Bysshe Shelley $ Coiendse WI
em Coyrer Don Juan Shskespesres works, with
Life and Poems In pocket vols40 Illustrations on seei
Tbjess FreOch Revolution, vols Psyeons Memoirs and SER
vols 8vo Carlyes Life OF schler hiicneis hornAe
Republic, &C r,r - -, , .., tin. .r.
boIesae Suyer. viii have an opportunity of purchasing il
large Quantities go /. .,..,...
ef Pbllips samrson and Little, Brown Co., Boston
b. Lippncottk Co., and ]. B. Smith Co. FhiSdelphisi
w Min6s and Lucas Brothers, Baltimore Moore, Whstsch
Keys Co. Cincinnati j. b. Steel New Orleans aud OF our
ssiye.-whleh will be forwarded to the Trade prepaid
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

GREAT CENTRAL ROU L e. -
~ The Throrgh Ticket and Freight Offce Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And their Railroad and Steamboat Connections to Chicago,
Milwaukee Gaena Burlington St Louis Cairo. and all points
West and South west,
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE, BUFFALO, or OsWEdO, s1
No I73 BROADWAY, Ny:
Corner OF ConrtisDdtst DARIUS CLAIM, Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH "a, 1856
THE REGURAR MAIL LINE via sTONTNa.

Il TON Tor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NEw-BEDF0aD
and dTAuSroSlDsnd route, Without dssy, change Of care
90 baggage, carrying the Eastern Mail
The Ste amer c. VANDERBILT, Captain W. II. Frasee,
and COMMODORE, Capt J. X rendet1n, connection
with the s,ounxon Providence and Boston Provi
denee Rsoads leaving New Yerk daily Sundays excepted
from Pier No North River 6st wharf above Battery Place
0eiock and StobinEton at 8: 20 the arrival
eft N all Train which leaves Boston AZ s. % p m
The COMMODORE from Sew-York MooSsy, Wednesday
urdsy.
The c. VANDERBILT from New-York ruesisy, THURSDAY
Friday.
Passengers proceed from S,onnson per Railroad 70 Prcv
deneo Boston, Taunton and SewBedord the Express Mall
Tram reaching said places several hours in advance Of those by
other routes and In ample for all the early morning lines
connecting North and East Passengers that prefer rernsn
on board the steamer enjoy nights unds,ubes break
Providence.
Bssssge Master accomTsniss the Steamer and Train
throuEh each Way
pssssge behs freight apply 81 Pier No.
North River or az the ofice No 10 Battery -pisce
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after
MONDAY Jan 81 1856 the Trains will leave Chambers
Station follows Express Train connecting VIE
Northern and Western Train Through Way Tam u N fr
press Train p In For Poushkeepse, m aud 81 ~ P m
For Peekskir, $50 p For Sing Sing, IN The Sing.
Sing Peeksk Trains stop the Way Stations Passengers
taken at Chambers Canal Christopher and 3lststs. NO
ST. L. SYKES JR., Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surr0gate
Of the County of NewYork notice is hereby given TO all
per,ous having claims against WILLIAM B. SMITH late ct
he City NewYork deceased to present the same With
vouchers the subscriber her residence NO ooS
Washinstonsree in the City NewYork before the
day of August Dated New York the twenty
Administrative
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

AHDEN and ANBOY RAILROAD LINES
~ hr PH1LADELPHIA-Wil until further notice leave
Pier No N. r.. ct 10 o'clock, Fare 81 IS The
and m Lines discontinued. Emigrant Lines a.
and O'clock p. NJ, usual IRA BLISS, Agent
FLUSHING RAILROAD-The steamboat
ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Feuy wharf, north side at
e, and 10 4and daily meeting aud efchsns
ing with the CARS Hunters Point, toppooe @
q which leave Flushing the hours Persons can 20 20
Finishing these trains snd return BY the next or any
succeeding train Thrcush 50 uinutes Fare Is cents
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

County New York notice hereby given 10 all
sons having claims against ABIGAIL LYON, late of the
Cy of deceased 20 present the sane,
with vouchers thereof subscriber his Office No z33
South street in the City of before the twenty
sixth xDated New York the twenty first day
of February 1856 GEORGE w. MCKEE, Administrator
fe25 laW6nM
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24
TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA;-sEMI- II;

LUR CHAKLESIUN anu I TIONIDh.-oINt
i WEEKLY U. S. MAIL LTNE.-The stesm.hg soSrH
FRNFR T. Evan Commander, will leave Pier No 4 North
River on WEDNESDAY, March o. at o'clock precisey
For Freight apply board where all bills OF sdins Will be
signed AMI for Passage at the Office of .
sPOFFORD, TILEST0N 4 Co No y Broadway
Cabin passage s25. The NASHVILLE will succeed, and
leave on SArURDAY, March q.
The syore Steamer CAROLINA makes regular trips 70
the various landings Johns River Florida connecting
with the steamers New York, and leaving Charleston
EVERY TUESDAY, at O'Clock p. -
Through tickets TO Jacksonville, &3l; TO PnAtka, VIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of ewYok notice Is hereby given to all
per.ons claims against WILLIAM LIVINGSTON late
of the CITY Of NewYO deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber at No s West hst
In the CITY before the 3Oh day Of Apr next
dated NewYoIk the day Of October 1879
SARAH LIVINGSTON, AdminstratIix
ooa rax6mM ALEXANDER CLEMENTS, Administrator
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-24

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYork notice hereby given 70 all per-
sons having claims against ELIZABETH w. SHE'LL, late
of the CITY of widow deceased 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof the Subscriber at hs Once No. 81
the City of NewYOrk before the 9Th day OF
July next-Daed New York of January, 1856.
ia law 6mMs ALFRED CLOCK, Administrator
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-09-18
Fillmore in New York.

The editor of the Brooklyn Etening Star,
after taking tour through New York State,
gives the following as his impression as TO
what Mr.. Fillnore's chance in the the EN-
pire State will be:
On the whole, our brief tour has impress
ed US with u certainty Of our success in this
State. With $4,000 registered votes
with our Fillmore and Douelson Clubs
with the valuable assistance Of the old line
Whigs-with accessions Of old Democrats
with the Protestant Associations-wlth
State officers, &c., il we cannot beat fac
ton in the form Of mock Republcanism and
sham Democracy, then indeed is New York
lost 10 all sense of patriotism, and the
proud position which she occupies in the
galaxy of stars. Good cheer, friends, New
York Is all right.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-09-18
Kansas Affairs.

The news from Kansas is meager and
unreliable. We might fill our paper with
rumors, but prefer to wait for reliable news.
At last accounts, Gen. Reid had with
bin 1900 troops, and was marching for
Lawrence.
Lane was in Lawrence at last accounts,
but whether he would remain, aud give bat
tie. was not known.
Gov. Geary had gone TO Lecompton, but
we have heard nothing definite of his ac-
uUn.
The prisoners ut Lecompt n, we see it
stated, had been released Oh bail, and pro-
'ceeded to Lawrence, where great jubilee
was had.
1t was expected Lawrence woald be at
tackled last Menday, and if SO, we ought to
have the news to-day or tomorrow, aad
wall at ence issee an Extra.
Beware of rumors.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-09-18
From Texas.

Advices from Austin state that a resolu-
tion has passed the Senate, by vote Of l6
TO ID, requesting the Governor to call an ex-
ira session Of the Legislature in case Of
Fremont's election.
The Austin correspondent Of the Calves
ton Neics, writes in regard to the crops:
As general rule there must be great
scarcity OF provisions throughout Western
Texas before another crop is made, though
in some few places sufieiency Of corn and
ether grain is made for consumption, Blu,
in many places The people are already be-
ginning TO suffer, and il is to be feared that
The suffering will be very great before the
year Is out. have just learned that the
people OF this river, some sixty miles above
Austin, are even now unable to procure
corn enough for bread. And yet in The
greater part Of Northern and Eastern Tex.
as the crops are very good, and have heard
that wheat is selling for Soc. per bush el land
corn for 25c. But the demand in the West
will soon bring the price up.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-09-18
EN- - -
MAR D

THAcKsToN-BoGGs - On Tuesday last, by
Rev. N. Flood, Mr.. William Thackston, Of this
city, and Miss Ann E., daughter of R. w. Boggs,
Esq.,, of this county.
az GoLb DOLLAR, and other wedding para
phernaa received. In the language of the poet,
May their future sky still brighten,
And their sun in spledor shine
May true Joy their pathway lghtenj
And around It still entwine.
May springs beauties shine with lustre,
Richer, brighter, purer, ever
May perpetual blessings cluster
Round their loving hearts forever.
.CRuPP-SrERNs.-On the l4th, by Elder VIM.
NJ. Burton, Mr.. b. p. Cropp and Miss Nancy
Sternsj all of this county.
SrobpARr-DIckEy.-O the 11th, at the resi-
dence of DR.. ]. A. Lewis, by Rev. C. d. Simpt
son, Mr.. T. A. Stoddart, of Weston, and Mrs
Mamie J. Dckey.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-09-18

John Van Buren, is making Buchanan speeches
in Ohio.-[ Louisville Democrat.
In l848, John Van Buren, made abolition
speeches in New York and Pennsylvania,
and as late as January, 1856, wrote .AbOli-
tion letters. The Buffalo Platform" on
which Martin Van Buren, ran in l84S, had
warm, very warm. supporter in Martins
son John, who made quite a number OF
speeches in Its favor. In one Of these
speeches he is reported to have said:
"If | ever vote or advocate the election
Of man TO Office holding views opposed to
the doctrines Of the Buffalo Platform may
my right hand forge,s its cunning and my
tongue elcave to the roof OF my mouth! And
any man holding contrary views and living
at the North ought 10 be peremptorily
damnedI'
The following resolution is the gist Of the
Buffalo Platform:
ReSolUed, That we accept the issue which
The slave power has forced upon us and to
their demand for more Slave States and
more Slave Territories, oiir calm but fixed
answer is, no more Slave States and no
more Slave Territory. Let the soil Of our
extensive domains be ever kept Free, for
the hardy pioneersNoI our land, and the OPP
pressed and banished OF other lands, seeking
homes Of comfort and fields of enterprise in
The new world.
Now we ask particular attention to the
lolloying statement of the Cleaveland Lea
deri
"John Van Buren, told the Democracy at
Salem, that he was still the antl-slayery
man that he was in '48. That as an Anti
Slavery man he was supporting Buchanan;
for, in his opinion, Mr.. Buchanan's election
would secure Kansas as Free State"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-09-18

NKILLED BY AN ELK.-Capt. BrSJ.
Wars, of Fayette, was killed by an Elk,
last Sunday. He had gone in the pasture
where he kept lot of Elk and Deer, and
was attacked and killed by one of the Elk.
He was alone, and was no; found for some
hours after he was killed. HIS body was
terribly eli, up, the horns Of tho animal hav-
ing pierced it in thirty-three different pla-
ces. The Elk was shot. Capt. W. was
an old resident Of Fsyette-a very energetic
and industrious man-und had accumulated
a large estate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-09-18
Read Them.

We publish in to-day's paper, two excellent
articles, which we commend to the favorable
consideration OF our readers, irrespective Of
party: First, the Address of the members
Of Congress, who prefer the election Of Mr..
Fillmore 10 the Presidency; and second, the
Address OF a Committee oil Old Line Wings
Of St. Louis, appointed at public meeting
Of that party.
The slgners OF these two Addresses are
conservative men-men who prefer their
country TO party; and after calm and de-
liberate survey Of the state of parties, they
address their countrymen, in a patriotic
feeling, and with such feeling and spirit,
we ask careful and considerable reading oil
The two addresses.
The time is drawing near, when all will
be called upon to vote for q chief Executive
officer Of Our common country-and surely
"the state of the times"--the condition oil
our affairs, demands of every elector, that
his vote should be cast with due delibera-
tion, and for The best interests OF the whole
country, irrespective Of parties or platforms,
We want no party President--but we do
want President of enlarged ps,riotism--oI
sterling integrity--of known administrative
ability. With such man at the head Of
sffairs, all will be well-peace will again
pervade--and we shall move steadily on.
ward to that glorious destiny that our pa,
triotc forefathers predicted for the country
chat cost their lives and their fortunes.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-09-18
ROPE CHALLENGE.

Mr.. GREEH:-As my ability 10 make rope
seems TO be matter Of interest TO some of the good
people of Howard county, now in order to Settle
the question, whether am rope maker or not 3,
not to weigh less than 100 lbs, against any man
west OF the Mississippi river, for cup worth ten
dollars. The exhibition 10 take place at Glasgow
whenever agreed upon by the parties; each eNhib-
itor to choose Judge, and they to choose an TN
pFe. Should any person accept this challenge, let
him leave his maine and propositions with c. r..
Green, Esq, Editor Of the Times" This prop
osition 10 remain open unit! the LIST day of Octo-
Der next. f. II. ROBERTS.
Cambridge, Sept. I, ls56-4w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-09-18
New York.

The Black Republican State Convention
is 10 meet at Syracuse on Wednesday next.
The New York Herald says GREELEf will
probably be the nominee for Governor. -
The Americans hold their State Convention
on the 23d inst; il is generally believed that
ERAsTus BRooKs, the able editor of the
Express. will be their nominee. The Dem
ocrais have had ticket in the field for some
weeks. 1t is headed by AMAsAPARKER, a
Van Buren, man in lS4S.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-09-18
d5The Washington correspondent of til

a5The Washington correspondent of the
New Orleans Della says:
1t is already arranged in the event Of
Fremont's election, or failure to elect by
The people, to call the Legislature of Virgin
Ia, South Carolina and Georgia, 10 concert
measures TO Withdraw from the Union be-
fore Fremont can get possession Of the army
and navy and the purse strings of Govern
ment. Governor Wise is actively at work
already in the matter. The South can rely
on the President in the emergency contem-
plated. The question now is, whether the
people of the South will sustain their lea
ders.
That question will very soon be decided,
when The time ecpe'.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-09-18

A SECOND RIcHARp-CHILD BoRs WITH
TEErH-The Alta California, of July 81
tells the following good sized story in re-
gard TO the products Of the Golden State:
Day before yesterday woman in the
western portion of the city gave birth TO a
child which has twelve teeth! Each one OF
them can be distinctly seen, and the little
''chap" is very much inclined TO bite. We
are anxious 10 know what California will
produce next. Yesterday we saw straw
berries just the size of hens eggs; and a
cabbage which measured FIVE feet in circum-
ference; and here comes an abbreviated
"chunk" OF humanity prepared at the be-
ginning for eating things.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-09-18
rThe National Wing Convention me

u The National Wing Convention met
at Baltimore yesterday. If they nominate
Fillmore, it will add greatly TO his strength,
and increase his chances of an election by
the people. Old Buck has completely let
down in the North, and is daily losing
strength in the South, and there are hone
so blind as not to seq he is in the way, and
either ignorsntly or willfnlly aiding Free
mont and Black Republicanism.