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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-21

acceptance of the nomintIon Of the National
Union Convention is, that should be elect-
ed will not depart from the spirit aad
tenor of my past course; and the obligation
to keep ihi, pledge derives double force
from the consideration that nons is required
from me,
You, sir, in your letter containing the Of
fetal announcement OF my nomination, havs
been pleased 10 ascribe to me the merit Of
moderation and justice in nv past public
career. You have likewise given ms cred
it for uniform support Of all wise and.
benefcient measures Of Legislation, for
firra resistance TO ell measures calculated
TO engender sectional discord, and for
lifelong devotion 10 the union, harmony,
and prosperity of these States. Whether
your personal partially has led you to over
state my merits as public man or not, in
your enumeration Of them yeu have pre-
sented summary basis of all sound A.
merican ststesmanship. 1t may be objected
that nothing j, sed in this summary, in ex-
press terms, Of the obligstinns imposed By
the constitution; but the duty to respect and
observe them is clearly implied, for with
out due observance in the conduct Of the
government, of the constitution, its rs--
strictiOns and requirements, fairly intsr.
preted in accordance with its spirit and obs
iecta, there can be no end TO sectional dis.
cOrd-,o security for the harmony Of the
Union. go. -.
have not the Tanity to assume that in
my past connection with the public service
l have exempiifed the course Of sound
American statesman; but if have deserved
the favorable 7:ew taken of i. in your let
ter, may hope, by faithful adherence 10
tbs msxims by which I have heretofsrs
been guided, hot altogether 70 disappoint the
can6dencs and expectations Of those who,
have placed me in ny present relation to tbs
publis; and if, under Providence, should
be called 70 preside cve- the Of this dsstiniss
great country as the executive chief of the
government, the only further pledge I fees
called upon 10 make is, that 10 the utmost
Of my ability, and with whatever strength
Of will command, all the powers and in
fuence belonging TO ny Official station shall
be employed and directed for the promotian
OF all the great objects for which ths gov-
ernment was instituted, but more especially
for the maintenance of the Constitution and
the Union against all opposing influences
and tendencies.
| cannot conclude This letter without ex-
pressing my high qualification at ths nami-
nation to the second Office under the gov.
srnment, of tha. eninently gifted and dis.
tinguished statesman of Mas assachuseis, Ed
ward Everett, gentleman held by general
consent 10 be altogether worthy of the first.
rendering my grateful Acknowledgements
for the kind and complimentary remarks
with which you were pleased to accompany
the communication Of my nomination, / an,
dear, sir, with the highest respect your
obedent, servant,
JOHN BELL.
To the honorsbIe WAsHrSeMoH HrNr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-21
PRODUCE.

THE highest market price in CASH, paid for
l. all kinds of Produce. We are in the mar
ket for everything a farmer has to sell. Bring
on your Bacon, Lard, Dry Hides, and everything
you have 10 sell, we will pay you as much as
a~i RIRTHoLow, RoBBrNs & TATuA,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-21
To the hororabIs vl.HrsexoS Hrs,


STARTLING DcscovERY.-D During the sit.
ting Of Court in Connecticut, not long ago
on very cold evening a crowd Of Lawyers
had collected round the open FIRE that blazed
chee-Iully cn The hearth in the bar room,
when traveller entered, benumned with
cold, bu, no one moved to give him room to
warm his shins, SO be leaned back aeainsi
wall in Ihs back part of the room. L
Presently smar. young. limb CT The law
addressed him and the following dialogue
took place. q;
You look like traveler?" y
WALL, suppose am, I came all the way
from Wisconsin afooi, at any rate" .
"ErOm Wisconsin! What. distance "a
come on pair Ot isg.l'' @
"Waii, done il, any how" '.'- ia-'.e /;
odd you ever pass through nell, in spy
Of your irsvsls?"
"Ys,, sir, pre b.sn through th. out.
skirts. ',r
Il thought likely. Well, what ars tie
manners and customs there? Some Of u
would like 10 know" .'>
"Oh, you'll find them much the same 81,
in this plsas-ths iavyas si nearsst hs
fre!" -.s.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-21

!. In all parts Of The State de we see a gen.
eral uprising af the people in favor Of the
recollection of Hon JAS. S. Green 10 the U.
S. Standardization Reporter.
TOns county has declared Tor him. and
sundry Douglas papers have denounced
hin. Sharp eyes, ysu hays, Mr.. Exporter
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-21

For President, JoHN BELL. of Tennessee.
.ce-PTesdert, EDWARD EvERETr, of Mass
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20

authorities have lodged them in the ncspnai nome
dslla Nser;cordia. a. they were exposed 70 al tne
reors of the nclementt season. they are cheuy OF
the poorest class means have 70 pe iouha 10 sea
rasources. H. farini has sent a Commissary TO give
assistance to these unfortunate people, the unhappy
victims of war to which they are no parties.
"This morning arrived the Polish General, Micro
lawski who has come to inspect the siege works The
military leader of the Scian revolution of 1913 is sad
to bring with him plan for forming Polish Legion.
What will Austria say to all this We have already a
strong Hungarian Legion, we have Walachian Volun,
teers, and if we add the Poles, we shall have small
army, the elements of which will give the Emperor
Francis Joseph good deal to think about. The sud
den departure moreover, of Gen. Tdrr is significant
proof that the Hungarans are preparing for rising
TURIN, Dec. 1.-The Italian journals refute the ac-
cusations contained in the letter of Prince Mura in ref
erence to the state of things at Naples.
NAPLES, Nov. GA commission, composed OF Sar-
dnian and Scilian officers has been upponocd 70 ef-
anime the claims of the officers of the Two Siches
who have adhered to the new Government.
The Sandman law concerning the press, with some
slight notifications, has been promulgated. Re
dictionary movements have been suppressed in the
province Of Ayelino.
TURIN, Dec. liking Victor Emanuel arrived al
Palermo at 81 this morning, and was received with
extraordinary enthusiasm. The people wished 10
deach the horses from his Maiestys carriage and 70
draw it through the streets. People assembled IRON
all parts of Sicily, and the total number present VA
estimated at 100000. His Majesty before descending
at the Palace, went to the Cathedral and was solemny
received by the Archbishop of Palermo. Inc Ming
afterward received the constituted bodies and depua
tons from the municipalities OF Sicily. ,
copyright treaty was concluded yesterday between
England and Sardinia.
Acouapendente, Bagnarea, and some other towns in
the province of Vilerbo have been reoeeupled Dy 'he
French
The GiornoIe d. Roma publishes Cardinal Anto-
nellis note of the 4th November, in order to rectiy
the version Of this note given by some foreign
The Archbishop Of Naples has left Rome, having
been invited TO return 10 Naples.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. Saturday Morning-The Moaitear publishes
she supplementary convention between France and
England on the 10Th November:
Pans, Saturday Evening" Dec. The Pays says:
The stay OF King Victor Emanuel IN Sicily Will be OF
short duration.
Col Deagrange with 1000 Sardiuians, occupied the
slefes of Mount Nellino, position OF Importance.
Several guerrilla companies were being organized
The Piedmontese were forming flying columns, IN Or
der 10 act energetcaIy at the points menaeed.
Pans, Monday, Dec. 3-The M0Htteur publishes
she report of Nj. Haussmann, Project OF the Depart
nent of the Seine on the budget Of the City Of Pans.
He discusses the question of the octro and concludes
by expressing an opinion against its abolition. The
PAYS denies that any negotiations have been entered
INTO for the cessiOn of Neneta, and gays;
ave believe we can affirm that such question has
never been mooted in the councils Of any Power,
without exception.
There was fall Of II. the sack -four in the Paris
market last week. There is not much business DONG
IN that market at present, the bakers being slow Ill
buying, and the miIlers equally slow IN delivering
duuT.
There were large quantities of wheat offered at the
Paris market last week, and in order to effect sales,
humers were compelled to accept reduction OF If the
sack Of 100 kilOs
The price of wheat at Marseilles remains firm.
There no change 10 be remarked in the price Of VINE
Iu Paris.
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ITALY.
THE SIEGE OF GAETA.

A correspondent of La Prose- writes as foews from
sae Camp before Gaea under date Of the 9th of No
gember:
"a report was suddenly spread to-day that Francis
H. whose health is not satisfactory, had left Gaeta on
board Spanish steamer Our camp was IN state Of
emotion; but few hours afterward il was ascertlned
that the King was still in bis palace and that he WAS
xnferng from bis chest which has been affected for
some time.
(" A steamer did, in fact, leave Gaeta; but instead
Of the fallen King it took away the members OF the
diplomatic corps who ii seems tired Of being shut
up in fortress and object 10 receive the shot d shell
which In a few DAYS VIC shall throw into the place.
The PapaI Nlmcio bad already left Count Perponcher
abe Prussian Minister and Count Seceny, the Austrian
Charge d'Afaires, followed him in the morning; NJ
BerInudeZ in his character OF Spanish cavalier, "l
not leave till the seigc is over; he will not allow me
Queen 20 touch the Spanish Territory except under hIs
escort.
"Gen. Cialdni left us suddenly yesterday morning,
having been sent for by the King of SARDINIA from Ma
ples. He H. expected back tomorrow with the Ming
instructions. Cialdi might very well be spared Tor
short time for A. vet all the work must BE- done by
the engineers. The heavy rain Of the last few diys
has suddenly stopped the works Of the pioneers, and
until we have sunshine again they cannot be resumed
"Cavallis siege artillery has arrived. it has been
placed in position at the entrance OF Valley della Guer-
ia. These Cavali guns are said 10 carry JoO metres
with admirable precision. Great results are expected
tom these formidable guns.
"Tbe population Of Gaeta il emigrating en- "70sSe,
which proves that the King IL determined TO resist.
The villages Of the little island Of lschLa do not sulce
10 contain the unfortunate fugitiyes More than wv
boye sought refuge p the b'aEd Of CassfoNco- 'pe
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blast every gale that sweeps the prairie is full
If tdings Of sorrow. Little chill iren are crying 70,
bread strong men, who look bold and defiant, WI
ask me out of my Office to some retired corner, where
thew can tell me tale of sorrow that would break
down the proudest heart always urging me not To tell
or publish their case. Men who stand proudly among
their fellows will b~w tender and subdued as chit
dren, when telling m o' their "last loaf OF bread
Of the sick "wiie or chilo wn, can eat corn meal
and beg -four .ur,. ~ ~, .aes.'
l have heard enough within one week TO make a
volume. l cannot write more. l have not been IN
bed night for two months until tho "snall hours,
having an immense number of letters write 10 every
BODY and upon every conceivable subject. have not
a moment to write during the day. Our organization
is being completed everywhere; all other oats'de
movements are now merged into one. ,-ro,,
Truy &c. y q.
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AFFECTING ACCOUNT or TIE DIS
YRESS IN KANSAS.
LETTER FROM GEN. POMEROY TO THAD-
DEUS HYATT.
AIcHIsos, Kansas, De

AICBIsOS, Kansas, Dec. d, 1861.
Your telegram Of to-day, to draw for three hundred
dollars, il received You are the only man who sends
me money constantly and the only one who seems to
realize that have "a tood to carry that would " sink q
navy" But if | could only get the provision fast
enough should take great pleasure in sending il out
No one Of US has yet realized the Distress crca nolc of
our people More than fifty teams from tie remote
counties are camped in and about town, waiting for
fe cars TO come IN" We have had some delay in the
trains, but expect all the back loaded for this
place will be in tomorrow.
But what il carload among 20 many = Some
men have waited here eight days" left their iamller
with nothing but Buffalo meat, and " dare not re-
turn without bread"
have not received a boot or shoe yet. Men come II
long distance with homemade shoes OF ram baBao
hide. and tell Inc their families have nothing ]
have received one roll OF cloth to day from Galc-bur-
bv express free the first contribution. GAlesbnTL
and Knoxville continue TO be frS among the fore
most What a good people they must be When j
told good lady that Mr.. Burdett came all the way
with his carload and saw such demand for more thai
he went Immediately back for another load, An /!
saws she tell me his name again. want TO call my
baby after him !"
The weather begins toget cold. Ice IL running IN
,be rveJ; the wiQds abow piercing aud xsatpili
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Nrw vonK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER TO- lsO

M, ,r., scores comic 10 the Coffee Room, On pace
can be helped Of their vice. by one who 1es I'm
elf been saved Over 900 yonng men have tnu' ""
"a ,,.,sd In work the past fifteen months NJ. H.,
To 40 ali his reques money Rent, fuel gas ana n. W.
II, o ,.nn, apipt ,,tJlj.I $1,000 per annum. re.
ners saiaiyom ulty In raising even that
be toninn','iii . ,o, IA 10 ertorprile unless the
public come forwa ard and support IT, hc,.voent n
IL Would be erca py that practical ana ouesosa , r
Milan should a now the opening Of WINTER o hia,en
Ind no that feels for thousands Of women hu
sSe re,rbed by the drunkenness Of fathers and s,,n
efso 10 Aid man thus devong his life n raslns n en-
@ n...ediug a, we believe missionaries nave done .'
trbuons can be sent TO the rooms No. 70 New b0"e'' ~
any Of the undersigned , NJ, 40. paYsv
e v WHITEHEAD No. 20 Nassanft
TuFO WINTHROP, No. IS ExchaDge-psse'
n y HEWITT. No. 10 Walterst:
~ = PR.CE No II Clinton Hall Assr place.
NJ S. BEACH Sun ONCE
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CITY I7,EMS

Br11,s HrAp.-The attention of city as well as
country readers is particularly called to the report Oh
the Cattle Market where they will find an exhibition Oh
"Christmas beef" and see who makes and who buys
these prize animals and the high prices that such choce
beef commands in this city. Some sheep are also re-
ported at $40 to s33 head The Cattle Market closed
yesterday about it opened as to price, though not APP
rarently quite lively it was on Tuesday but all
the stock sold without any such depression as has oc-
curred of late Oh Wednesdays.
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SWITZERLAND.

BERsE, Dee. 3To-day, at 10 M, the first sitting
uf the new National Council was opened by long
speech from Mr. Solder President BY seniority. The
election Of the new President of the National Council
for its different sections will take place tomorrow.
The Council of the States also opened. DIR.
Bumer was elected President Of the Council Of the
States; and Mr. Hermann was elected NicePreSideat,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20

REPUBLICAN IsDoRsEnEST OF THE HoS. JAMES
HuMPHREY.-Tbe Kings County Republican General
Committee, at a meeting held on Tuesday evening"
passed the following resolutions indOrsng the eourse OF
the Representatve i'm Congress from the Hid Dstrct
Rrd That this Committee hereby tender IT, thanks 70 the
Hon James Humphrey the Representative Of the state OF New
York I'm the Union Committee for his manly and
patriotic in firmly opposing all Illuminating and degrading
compromises $50 -, 4, :,
the principles OF the Chicago platform
beieyg hat any concessions made threats and
would be equally destructive the peace of the country and the
permsnency Of the Government.
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Nelo. York, Dec. Is, 1860

F.TII Acknowledgement Schirmer beid an III
ans. ReIleyue Hospital Yesterday the body oil s
AGED 90 wears. died Of injuries received on the Sl u
In of falling down stairs at her residence no ~
Msdi,o. street verdict of accidental death was rendered
DIsoRprRLY HousE.-Ihe alleged disorderiy mousse
tept by Eliza C. Fairchid in Yves. Fifteenth street was oroas
The poce on Tuesday night when the propretres ana
several girl. arrested and held for examination by Juce
Connolly.
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FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

by The Atlantic, from Havreand Cowes on the 9TH
Of December we have one days later mail-the dates
ksm London being Of the 9th. The Atlantic expert
e~ced strong westerly gales and heavy sea during
neary Il ewhole voyage.
The Atlantic brings Gpasseugers, about ss'o'ooo IN
nHghsh, French aud American coin, alarge quantity Vi
watches, jewery, s. and over 800 tuns FRENCH "'i
shandise.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

Monsieur and Madame Ballot assisted by Signora
Carlotta Patti, Signor Stgell Madame Prenders, and
Monsieurs H. Apply and Bergner, will give concert at
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20

FINES FOR ILLEGAL LrQUoR SELLISG.-lt is est-
mated that the fines imposed this year in the Court OF
Sessions for selling liquor without license will amount
to about 81 500. The amount received blythe Commis-
sioners for Licenses IL $4,000, making in all nearly
$4,000 for liquor selling, legally and illegally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20

STEALING 4 CIGAR-MARrE.-Louir Beauche Of No
:. Pine street complains that the 10Th ut eman Muller aud
Charles Mayer stole from hin machine for making cigars. II
is alleged that the machine at hc compnsns house In
New Jersey and that the accused brought II 20 this city and
creted liz further alleges that the defendants admitted him
fore Justice Kelly yesterday when they denied I'll knowledge
the machine. They held TO answer charge ofsaHd l
ceuy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20

ARTIST FUND SocIETY.-The exhibition of this
Society will close tonight, at the Academy of Design
Specimens of Cole, Durand, Kensett, Huntington,
Leuze Cropsey Leslie and other artists are on view.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20

CoycrRr.-A grand Italian opera concert will b
given on Friday evening at Dodworhs Room, for tn
benefit of Mr. Assoni. Popular artists will appear Oh
the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20

The ELEVENTH WARD.-A meeting was held on
Tuesday night consider the expedieDcy OF dividing the Ee
nth Ward No definite boundaries agreed upon A SINH
lar proposition Albany last Winter but failed
FIREs.-About 6 o'clock last evening, an alarm OF
fire caused the Seventh District by the burning OF pile
of sayinrs Clinton Flushing The quorstore
Mary ORey Of Flushing avenue and Graham street
damaged by FIRE Tuesday evening to the extent OF 800
The BOARD OF SUPERvISoRs.-The Board held q
meeting al the County Jail yesterday afternoon Considerable
business Of general routine character transacted
FROZEN TO DEATH.-A German named August
Never was found frozen 10 death under hayssck the
Union Race Course Sunday morning Is supposed that he
took shelter Saturday night and died from exposure.
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1884, aOl 1876 1891 ll los Iai isa 1862 90 1872 H. 10
1850 l3,3 1880 1853. 900 so09. 2oti, 1904 Nv"
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERx.-Nos. rs. Ia
1872, 49, 49, III, IT, I&. $50, ISL lM, d. 49, I1s 80 ie,
l6i. 10.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Par Mos. 1851, 81, 757, 6pJ,
6s 40 1863 IOIf $751; $751; sls 3so 1865 $751; 3oi, I'll Pat
Adoumed To Monday for want of proper
BRooKLYs CRY COUKT CALENDAR, Dec. S0-No~.
81, TO- 49, 81 81 81 S. 81, 81 81, So 20 n, r. - r. -,
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The dandy lickspittes of Boston, who tried TO
curry favor with the leaders of the Democracy last
week by their ptiiu assault upon free speech, mus,
feel very cheap when they see what estimation they
earned from the Old WarIlorse of Tammany Elijah
+. Purdy, than whom no Democrat stands higher in
The Democratic party of this city. Yesterday in the
Board of Supervisors in advocating the increase Of the
police force, he said:
This particularly important at this time when In SOM.
stotos treason plotted and il rpcniny rebellion We
should be ndmonhed by what taxing place other cities and
States Look at Boston. At time they anayed in
opposition to the Fugitive Slave Law but when man
gets up TO- speak-and whatever man thinks, give
LIN the right OF free speech the right 10 speak with.
out Interruption, Is right that American citizen
never will surrender and he should be- protected in hi,
tght-they mob him. However wrong thi. Wendell Phip,
moy be In relation to slveyor this Niger question
moc disturbance In the country than sill questions regard
white men-he should have been protected In speaking
AT O'Clock on Wednesday morning a fire broke
ont in stable owned by j. A. Smith, on the rear of
let near the corner of Eighth avenue and Fy-eighth
street, causing damage TO the amount of $50. The
stable was occupied by j. A. Harmed who Lost yalu-
able horse, all a''eml- at reecuiDg the animal proving
ussvailpg.
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HUNGARY.

prsrH. Nov. 3O-Yesterday Count Carolyi, Oberge.
of the Comitat of Pestb convoked the principal
inhabitants for preliminary discussion of the qnes-
ton whether a political organization of the Comita,
shall take place. After warm debate, It was resolved
that the inhabitants of the Comitats would not yield
hair breadth of their rights and laws and the wishes
they expressed in 1913.
II was also resolved that all further steps should be
determined upon by general congregation of the
Comitats, which is TO assemble on the 10Th December
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IAdyertisemeni.I

IN call AZ Ey.ss Nos e and 81 Fulton st. and examine
hi stock of WINTER CLOTHING being sold IT. and
under cost Of manufacture.
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Miss L. Greenfield, otherwise the Black Swan will
give grand concert tonight in the Polytechnic lnstl'
tute, Brooklyn.