Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-25
Arrival of the Star of the West,
New YoRK, February 13.


The steamship Star of the West has ar.
rived with ST. l,349, 900 in treasure.
Wells, Fargo s. Co., receive $468,0O0,
California news unimportant.
Gov. Johnson delivered his la% annual
message. He reports the total amount of
taxable property 10 be $l3l ,8O6, ,269, an
increase of $l8,000,O0O on the year; total
Indebtedness, So, 1893 900; annual oxpendi.
lures, $599,OOO. On the first of January
last there was 1851 900 cash in the State
Treasury.
Governor Weler's inaugural delivered
the same day, says he will use the whole
power Of the State 10 put down any organi-
cation hostile to the dominion of the State
Courts, says law should be passed to pro-
tect the improvements made in good faith
on other peoples lands; hints that mining
claims should be taxed condemns paper
money; calls for Pacific Railroad and re.
monstrates against the discussion and sgi,a-
tiOn of the slavery question.
Both messages were favorably received
by the press and the public.
The Legislature had taken no action of
Importance.
Resolutions had been offered praying
Congress to guarantee the neutrality Of the
Nicaragua Transit Route.
Resolutions had been adopted praying
Congress rot to renew the mail contract
with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
There was slave case in Sacramento. A
Mississippian applied for legal authority tc
take negro named Archy, who came te
California with him, back 10 Mississippi.--
Commissioner Johnson dismissed the appli
cation, he having no jurisdiction, as Archy
did not come as fugitiue to the State. The
friends of the slave sued out a writ of ha.
beas corpus, but Judge Robinson of Sacra
mento postponed his decision to the 23d.
Resolutions approved Senator Douglas
course had been presented in the Legisla.
ture and excited some angry discussion, bu
no final action had been taken.
Richard H. Stanley, lawyer, who ha
been practicing in Sacramento since tn
4 early days of that city, had been recently de
tected in some forgeries, by which his dil
forent clients will probably suffer TO the ex
tent of some twenty or thirty thousand dol
q lars.
$ The miners in Calvares county, had ecm
: menced anew the crusade against the Chi
e nese miners. Public meetings were hel
d at Vale, Cito and Douglass Flat, at whic
Y resolutions were possed, ordering the ct
a les,ials to leave within ten days or forte
= their lives.
e The banking firm, Of Williams s. Co.,
e Oroville, suspended payment on the 18th
If January. In card they put down the
Of outstanding Indebtedness at $4,000.
is About the 2Sth of August, five America
Of gentlemen, whose names at present are n
d ascertained, left Carson Valley for Salt LAX
l. City, and it is understood that they travele
'r in Utah in company with the Mormons wi
IS quilted Carson Valley TO return to Salt Lal
IS by order of Brigham Young. News i, no
ID received that these gentlemen were mu
Is dered at point about one hundred mill
al South of Salt Lake by Indians, and it
ID suspected that the Saints had some hand
'e the massacre.
e Numerous volunteer companies are bsir
N organized over the whole country to ava
al the call OF the President to march again
y the Norm ons Of Utah.
'r Dates from Oregon Territory are
ID January I'd, but the news is bare of i
&c terest.
l. twas reported that the Snake Indiai
II had Joined the MormOns against The Unit,
10 States. The Clieckitas are counsclling
ID to what they had best do in the Mormc
lie war. The Saints have emissaries amor
Is all the Indian tribes to inveigle them ov
le upon their side.