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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

iHASKs-GryIsc DAY.-By reference 70
'ae Governors Proclamation, TO be found i,
sno'nsr column, j, will be seen that hi, En-
ssllsncy has designated Thursday, 9Th De-.
eenoe:, as day to be observed sin Thanks.
sESlnr to Almighty God for the innumer,.
~ blessings and msrcies bestowd upon n,
-. u'ins Inc past year; adding TO their pray.
~, ioi continuance thereof their united
tna earnest petition, that sthe baneful viz
,.acs Of party spirit and sectional jealousy
az oe ailsyed, and that henceferth NAV be
E yss!sasd Gas expressed in Washington
ism sNsii Address a. cordial, habituaI, and
s0Isole attachment to the UNION. az tbs
ia. 'a pillar in the edifcs Of independence
brssppsrt Of tranquility at homo and A.,
~ o. safety, prosperity and liberty. ~
,., ms trust the day will DO universally OBJ.
q. 20, and suggest to our business men
n ,i P1Opriety Of making their arrangements
'Sshhce, TO close their house, that dsy
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
OBITUARY.,

Departed This life on the 10th Instant at her
residence in Monticello, Mrs. SALLY B. LEWIS
relict of the late S. Walker Lewis after Iinger.
ing illness of several weeks.
Mrs. Lewis was the daughter OF Capt. Jno
Hancock, Of Charlotte county, Va. She was
born in 1901; married in 1917, moved with heI
husband to this State in 1885, and settled in the
Village of Monticello, Howard county.
She lost her husband in 1874, and was left with
the care of three children, mainly dependent, un.
der the blessing of Providence, upon her own la.
bors for their support.
Under this bereavment, her heart was turned to
the only true source Of consolation and strength,
and happily found IN Him present helper, who
declares Himself 60 father Of the fatherlsss, and
a Judge Of the widow"
In lS47, she connected herself with the Metho-
dist Church, and continued an humble, consist
ent, faithful christian to the day Of her death.
None but those who knew her intimately in the
family, could appreciate the beauty and excel
lence Of her character. While she was courteous
and kind to all, ever ready to administer, as she
was able, to the wants and necessities Of any,
warmly attached to those who were connected
with her family, Jet the strength Of her nature
seemed concentrated upon the welfare of her
children. A mothers tenderness and solicitude
were apparentin every word and action
Her labors have ceased-her body awaits the
resurrection summons, and her freed spirit has
entered the Paradise Of her Lord.
Blessed be the hope that lights up the darkness
of the grave; may its cheering rays give comfort
and strength TO the hearts Of her children, and
may they so live, that death when il comes, shah
bring no more of terror, than it did to their dc.
parted mother.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

LIEUrEHAST GovEREoR.-A corrcspon-
dent Of the Boonville Observer, in casting
about for suitable person TO run for Lieu
tenant Governor, falls upon Hon. OWES
RAwLIEs, of this county.
He says: with a naturally vigorous
mind, which has been trained by reflection
and study, md disciplined in The school Of
experience, he possesses at the same time
the mos. bland and courteous manners, uni
ted with Jacksoaian frnness and deter.
nination."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

How TO WoRK MIRAcLEs.-Those who lo'
useful books, and such as minister to amusemsI
of novel and innocent character, will be glad
learn that Dick & Fitzgerald, Of New York, eel
brated for publishing works for the family entf
tainment, have Just issued another that brings so
Of the merriest tricks and performances within
reach Of every home circle. tits called the
cRET OUT," and furnishes "clear and com
hensive explanations how to perform with cas-
the curious card receptions and slslsht OF
tricks extant," as well as Gan endless varie
entertaining experiments in drawins-roo
white magic, including the celebrated sci'
second sight," besides games, puzzler, AM
tific wonders. "THE SECRET Our" Is
ted with over 300 engravings, is prettlly
sold for One Dollar, and sent TO any ad
the United States, free of postage.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

COSeREssIoEAL.-The Democracy Of
Platte are greatly exercised about their
next Congressman. Judge Norton and Col.
Burnes are at the head OF their clans, and
The country is in q high state of agitation.
The Fourth District has several counties
in it, 10 say nothing of other men, demo-
Gratis, and men, not democrats. Is it posi-
bic that these gentlemen are getting excited
too early, not to say uselesslY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
Ex.GOv. Adams of South Carolina
ON sectional Issues.

The subjoined extracts are from recent letter
of ex- Gov. ADAMS, one of the distinguished men
Of South Carolina. Reverting to the Charleston
Convention, he says:
"From all that can see, the chief difficulty
with that assembly will be to ascertain how much
further the South will yield-how much longer
she will submit This point satisfactorily set
tied, If will be matter Of secondary considera-
ton whether their standard-bearer halls from the
Rio Grande, Beech Island, Richmond or Chica-
go. A gutta percha platform is all that will be
wanted 10 send them away rejoicing-to enter
with renewed zeal and enthusiasm on the glori-
GUS work Of bamboozling the masses with contn-
ung the Democra alto party in power for another
term"
Here is the way the Ex-Governor would meet
the crisis:
Instead of sitting down in Gala consideration
of potency of moderation in arresting the onward
march of our foes, think it time that the public
heart be aroused, by holding up the proud exam
piles Of the past and encouraging the fearless i'm
itation of them. The feeling which inspired the
noble sentiment-we have counted the cost and
find nothing so lntolerable as voluntary submIss-
ion 10 insult and wrongis not dread IN the hearts
of our people, and if our leaders would but rise
superior to the Establishments and temptations of
Washington, they could kindle a blaze in the
SouthSAh heoi aiiol very knees
of our enemies to knock together with fear and
trembling. / could name ten Southern Senators,
who, by concerted movement, could, in less
than three months, rally their respective constit.
uents in favor of Southern Confederacy.
The Union is not the Union
which our fathers bargained for. Under it we
are daily insnlted, outraged and plundered, and
the sooner It is dissolved the better. To talk of
friendship with those whom are readers forbid US
to have faith, and our affections wounded through
thousand pores, instruct u: to detest, is madness
and folly.
With high regard have the honor to be
Your obedient servant, ]. H. ADAMS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
Latest from Pixies Peak.
LEAvENwoRTH, No

The express from Jefferson, with adviees
to the 18th instant, Sc, 900 in treasure, ar
rived here yesterday afternoon.
ing tremendously. The Legislature was
engaged IN psrfscting code Of laws and
devising measures to raise revenue to car
ry on the gousrnment.
Mining continued TO be prosecuted to a
considerable extent, the season having been
more favorable than was anticipated.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
Frem Jefferson.

Sendle. .Nou. 29.-The Senate met at 9
O'Clock. and, quorum being present, cleo.
Ted RICHARD MoRR1soN, of S.. Louis, En-
rolling Clerk, in the place of G1LmrR, re.
signed, and BENJAMIN BRowx, Of Ray
President, pro fsnpOrc, in place Mr.. RICH
ARDSoN, resigned. The death Of Mr.. Bow
LIN, of ST. Louis, and of Mr.. HARDIN, Of
Texas, was announced. Speeches were
made by Messrs CHURCHILL, JOHNSON and
HVER, and the customary resolution adopt
ed.
House, .Nov. 2S.-The House met at half
past 10, and, the roll having been called,
Mr.. O'FALLos announced the death of Mr..
BowLIS, of St. Louis, and Mr.. RILEY the
death of Mr.. HARDIN, of Texas. The u,u-
al resolutions were passed, and the House
adjourned.
Senate, Nor. GA join. resolution that
both Houses adjourn on December oath,
1859, was offered, and motion to lay it on
the table was lost-ayes 10, noes 13--snd
the resolution was then passed over inror-
maliy.
Mr.. HALLIBURTON offered an act amen
datory Of the act in relation TO collecting
the revenue. II contemplates repeating the
law Of 1857, chapter second, and reviving
the law of 1865.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. TuoMr-
son, of Clay, TO facilitate The collection of
the revenue. The object is to make the
money Of all The Banks of the State reoeiv-
able in collecting the revenue. It was re-
ferred 70 the committee on Banks and Cor
poratiOns-ayes II, noes IL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

17CoNeREss meets next Monday
news from the metropolis says the place
hunters are swarming the streets. 1t is
use announced by telegraph that old Buck S
message will not be more than one-third as
'ons As his last. Good for that! The
sn0t.er the better. The organization OF
, .ns '' Ws the theme of much specula.
consumed before an organization is effeetsd
The Nationals are making all the cani,,l
possible out Of the Harpsrs Ferry affair
They hope to scare all the South Am.r;
cans into their ranks by this move. and
si'o bring back the anti-LecomptOn Demo.
Gratis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
DIED.

On Sunday evening, FRANK, son of F. A. and
Caroline Savage, of this place, aged II months.
In Huntsville, on the 10Th inst, ALVIN THoM-
As, son OF James and Mary E. Gibson, IN the 9TH
year of his age.
In Randolph county, on the 18th r-st., of Par
alysis, an Infant Son of Daniel j., and Mary A.
Stamper, aged two years, one month and twenty
four Gays
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

i The Howard Circui: Court meets al
Fayette on Monday. We understand the
New Court House is sufficiently advanced
ts be used, the upper apartments, which
are designed for the Circuit Court, having
been pushed forward 10 be ready for the
Court.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
SUBSCRIBED

This is an excellent time TO subscribe io-
THE TrxEs.
The Legislature met on last Monday, and
Congress meets next Monday. The initia-
tive will be taken in the National and State
eanrasses for 1860. Those who want 10
Keep posted, should begin TO read now.
Subscribe now, and you &c. the paper
through the canvass, and the result Of the
Presidential election.
Only oSE DOLLAR per annum, and the
paper for next Year will be worth five dol.
lars.
Send along the names and dollars.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

SUDDEN DEATH.-The wife Of Mr..
Henderson Smith, near Huntsville, was
found dead in her room. Tuesday morning
1t is supposed she died in fit of apoplexy
She was in usual health when her hus.
band left home.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

MuLEs.-Mr. ]. M. Wilson, Of De Kalb
county, sold some fifty head of Mules to
parties in Saline county, Monday, at sos
per head.
Mr.. Estill started large drove South q
few days since.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

TBUTFINcrON's friends are pushing
his claims for the Guberna.orial race, with
decided zeal, if not discretion.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

DrsTnEssINe AccIDENr.-A little daugh-
ter Of Mr.. JAMES E. SwINNEY, Of Saline
county, was burned to death last Tuesday.
In passing about the FIRE, its clothes caught,
and before assistance could be rendered, it
was so badly burned that death soon ensued.
Its remains were yesterday inferred IN the
family burial ground, on the estate of Capt.
w. d. Swinney. The child, an only
daughter, was some two years old, and its
sad fate 10 hard stroke upon its doting
parents. We tender them. in common with
their numerous friends, heartfelt symps-
thy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

Hoos.-We notice hogs are coming in
pretty freely, being purchases for private
use. They are generally in fine order
Prices range from 81 TO s. 30.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

u Tomorrow is the day set for hang,
ing old Brown and his brother traitors
At last advices, Gov. Wise had some fifteen
hundred troops in and about Chsrlestown
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

Il A new frame dwelling belonging 10
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Jones. near Marshall, Saline
county, was destroyed BY fire a short time
since
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
NEW ADVEF

Fo-
A NOTE Of hand in
n drawn by Thos T
Of money, which the o
same. Found on the P
place and Fayette. Ap
decl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
New Jersey Election.

TRENTON. N. j., Nov. 29.-The follow.
ing is the official vote for Governor at the re-
cent election: Olden, Opp, 52.3l5; Wright
Dem, 5l,7l4. 0ldsns majority, 1901.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

II The meeting at Cambridge, in Saline
county, closed last Sunday evening. Some
sixty persons professed religion.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

A cross (thus x Immediately before the
ll.,~ signifies that the time paid for has
wil,td.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
The Test Of Twelve Years E
HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUAI
Heseman, Clark & &
& ENUINE COD LEVEl

1t Is pronounced by Physicians the be
for CONSUMPTION, ScRoFrLA, CHRo.
MATIsM, &C., ever discovered.
CautiOn..-The value OF this re
ponds upon its purity, and In order to $
customers pure article, one of our fir
Newfoundland 70 superintend the mar
our oil, and we WARRANT IT PURE
label has the eagle and mortar, and
over the cork of each bottle, as
deal of cheap, inferior oil pair
to the great injury ofpatient,
e. Ask for Hegemun, Cla'
no other, as many have been
uine who have used others
TTSEFUL IN EvERYT
" CREASE SPOTS,e
gloves, silks, ribbons, etc,
without injury to the most .
ric, BY HEGEMAN &C
TED BENZINE, only
HEGEMAN l. CO., Drug
1856 Broadway, N. Y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

ELEGANT FAYErTE REsIDrscE TO BE
Sold The former residence Of Dr.. Smell
son, in Fayette, will Be sold at public sale
in that place, on Thursday, 9Th December
pext. Terms-part cash. balance on time.
Further particulars on dsy Of sale. Mr..
THos. RAY will show the premises to any
desiring to examine the same.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
Death Of Washington Irving.

Our dispatches announce the sad intelli.
gence Of the death of WASHINGTON IRvIsa.
He belonged to the old s,hool Of authors,
but shone with eminent lustTs in the lit.
erary galaxy Of the present generation.-
The friend and contemporary Of Scorr, By
RON, LocKHARr and other great authors Of
vast age. he had been, also the friend and
cotemporary Of BaYAxT, LosGrELLow,
BuLwrn and Dickens, of the present day.
He leaves behind him works that will prove
a monument more lasting than brass. His
age, we believe. was seventy-sevsn years.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
THOMSON, LEWIS s. CO.,

THOMSON, LEWIS s. CO.,
Have on hand
Hand Saws; Ink;
Planes; Powder;
Tacks; Shot;
Indigo; Lead;
Madder; Locks;
Soda; Filesj
Saleratus Shoe Brushes;
Axe Handles; Sifters;
Llppincott Axes, Wood Saws;
Rice; Crackers;
White Fish; Pecans;
Mackerel, Peaches;
Cod Fish Apples;
Herring; Shovel and longs;
TwIne; Spades;
Champagne; Castings;
Old Bourbonj Dog Irons;
Malaga Vino Brooms;
Madaeri Buckets;
Tubs; Churns;
Chains; Rat Traps;
Domestic; house Traps,
Spirit Levels; Tumblers.
THOMSON, LEWIS & CO.,
Will give their whole attention TO the Grocery
business, having disposed Of their Furniture.
THOMSON, LEWIS & CO.,
viii pay Cash
for Dry Hides, Bacon,
Apples, Lard,
" Peaches, Hemp,
Flax Seed, Coon Skins.
THOMSON, LEWIS & CO.
Would state that their stock all came up at rea-
sonable freights, and no additional charge Will be
put upon Goods on that account. Goods are sold
as cheap now as they were in June.
THOMSON, LEWIS B CO.,
Feel confident that they can please all who pay
them visit. oct2G
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
Public Sale

r. TWILL SELL at public
9&k sale, at my farm l-2 miles = 49,
North. East of SwItzer's Mill, and --.<A
half mile South Of Hurts Factory, in Charlton
county. on the 18th December, all my horses, cat
tie, hogs, house and kitchen furniture, and farm
ing implements. There are two work horses; one
mule year old past; two colts, one year old
past, and the other year old next spring. TWEEN
ty-liye head Of cattle from one year Old up to 81
twenty-four pork hogs that viii net $50 pounds
each; land fifty head Of stock hogs to come in mar!
ket next year; one OK wagon, and a two horse
wagon, and $50 barrels of corn.
TERMs:--All Sums of S. and under, cash ID
hand; over IS, twelve months' credit, with bond
and approved security
JAS. T. BRUMMAL. .Jr.
fwish to rent my Farm out rex. year. There
is about fifty acres in good state fof cultivation;
under good fence; dwelling house with two
rooms, Kitchen, and necessary out houses; Well
of water in the yard, and pasture Of twenty-five
acres and stock-water in it. J.TB, Jr.
nov24-2ws
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

EWillis, in his letter describing the
American Watch Mandatory at Walthan,
Massachusetts,, in speaking of the aston
ishing minuteness of some very essential
parts Of the watch, says in regard to the
screws used in putting the work together:
"a small heap Of grains was shown to us,
looking like iron filings, or grains of pep
Per from pepper-castor-apparently tbs
mere dust Of the machine which turned
them out-and these, when examined with
a microscope, were seen 10 be perfect
screws, each TO be driven TO its place with
screw driver. Il is enc of the Waltham
Statistics which is worth remembering, that
"a single pound Of steel costing but fifty
cents, is thus manufactured into one hun
cred thousand screws which are worth
eleven hundred dollars"
We are now wearing one of The Wal
than Watches, furnished US by Chamber
lain, who has few more left. They are
the best time pieces extant.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
NOT

NOT
or about the last ,
~ wife. Jane Wright,
without any just cause o
TO torewarn all persons {
account, as l shall not !
contracts.
decl-lIs
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

M Single copies of THE TINES, put up in
hampers, can always be had at the ONCE at 1--WE
cents copy.
~ Yearly advertisers are restricted to their
,rs,f,nste business. Other advertisements will
De charged at regular rates.
No charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
.esIs per square will be charged for obituary
,otices-tO be paid in advance.
re- The charge for marriage notices is left to
he bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper.
ne Where editorial notice Of advertisements
il GTeSuested. it will be given and charged for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
GLASGOW, MO,
Look for the K,

THURSDAY::::.::::::::::::::::::::=::DEC. l, 1859,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
FALL AND WINTER

FALL AND WINTER
THOMSON. LEWIS s. I
A RE in receipt of their Fail StO(
n ceries bought for Cash on good
will be sold accordingly. We have
Stock and pM sell. Call before you b.
THOMSON, LEWIS & &C
Have IN Store 10 Dozen Fields Celebt;
tiers, every Can warranted. No brafJ
lea are superior TO them
THOMSON, LEWIS s c
Have for sale
20 hhds Prime Sugar.
so Bags 8. Rio Coffee.
Bags Old Government Java.
so Boxes Star Candles;
20 :: " -
II m
10 Boxes Rasins;
30 Ed. L W. R. Cheesej
500 bags Salt;
100 kegs of Nails from Sd to 40;
10 bags Cotton Yarn;
3 bbls Almonds;
10 boxes Candy:
% bbls Whiskey;
100 bbls Lime;
10 bbls Crushed Sugar;
2000 fbs White Lead;
8 bbls Linseed Oil;
30 tons Iron;
800 lbs II. Nails, Griffith Brandt
Steel Springs;
Bellows and Anyills.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

II The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, fer De-
cember, has been received, and the closing
number Of the year fully sustains its high
reputation as a Literary Journal. The
Fifth Volume commences with the New
Year. Messrs. TIcKEoR s. FIELDS, the
present publishers, announce that ''no
change will be made in the general char
aOter of the Magazine; that all The writer's
whose contributions have established it in
The popular favor, will continue to make it
their medium of communication with the
public"
TERxs-Thrse Dollars for single copy;
Ten Dollars for Five Copies. ClergymeE,
Teachers and Post Masters, Two Dollars,
per annum.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY and THE
TIMES, next year, for Three Dollars.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

Rev. NATHANIEL CHILDs, JR.-This
individual was tried and found guilty Of
forgery, on the 10th. He forged a check
on Philip, Crow s. Sons, for $275, which
was paid by one Of the St. Louis BaDks.-
Childs is an old fnaneier, and trial Of bis
for embezzlement, while clerk Of the old
Bank, some years sgo. will be recOllseted
by the reader. He was acquitted, sued the
Bank officers for defamation, and got NOM
inal damages. We presume such as then
thought he was q prosecuted individual,
will now think he was guilty on the first
charge. He was sentenced to the Peni-
Tertiary for two years.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01

ARDW AREA large stock Of Builds
IL ers and Farmers hardware, for sale By
octl3 BARrHOLOW 4 ROBBINS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-01
lSEAL.1

BY The Governor, R. NJ. STEWART
b. +. MASSEY, Sec. Of State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17
The Echo Of a PRlaahood.

The Xsnia News, in the course OF an article
on the subject of the decrease Of the Republ
can vote In consequences Of ''the passage Of the
law taking away the right Of suffrage from all
persons who have distant and visible Admix.
turs Of African blood" saya;--
We are we'll aware that many Of the negro
votera, in various localities, have evinced n
decided preference foI the Democratic candi.
dates. Thus we happen TO know that In the
third Congressional District, Clement L. YRllan.
digham received more negro votes than Lewis
ID. Campbell ever did,
The editor may be well aware" of such
practice in some places we doubt II however,
because it il unreasonable and unnatural
When he hsys that he happens to knOto that
Mr.. Vallandigham received more negro votes
in this district than Campbell, he utters what
the facts prove to be false. In the first place,
it is Preposterous to even suppose that men with
negro blood in their veins would support man
who is charged by the republican party and
press with an utter want Of sympathy with
their race who is, Indeed, charged by many Of
them with being admireT Of the peculiar insti
tuition" In the next place. the records show
that no persOns supposed to have "nesro blood
IN their veins" voted for Mr. VAllandigham for
Congress, but that there were come nineteen Of
that "persuasion" did vote for Nr Campbell.
The News should not echo falsehood 80 posi-.
lively.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-17
The Rnropean var.

To the general reader, all questions seem
to be secondary to the European War
Every one desires to know what tho belli-
geFSnts are about if they have had an en-
gagement whether they viii really fight;
whether, indeed, they will fight at all. The
news by the weser, published yesterday, did
not have the tendency TO materially increase
the war excitement, although il certainly
informed us preparations for war were
being mAds with great rapidity, and that
hostile parties had had "brush' for the
possession Of q bridge in Piedmont The
steamer Nova Scotia, just in, brings news
one day later than the Wsser. The war
clouds are gathering, and the probability
wS may say ceriaiaty-is that if matters
are not compromised at once, oil Europe
will be involved ia the fray The best in-
formed on EuropeSn politics affirm that a
general war is inevitable. We may soon
expect to hear Of bloody battles, in which
men viii be destroyed like fies, Or--peace.
The former is probable the latter is barely
possible