The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-06
NEWS.

| analrs. specie OF duil sale. Crops from IT,
West are beginning TO move hither.
Nep York, Oct 30.-The Herald say, H..
Persia brought large amount Of eerti6r,,.o
of deposit accepted by the Bank Of EnVl,Ns
and other banks to buy cotton and b,e,S
stuffs. Such certificates are held here !, :
to premium. The Times was mist,L.S
about the British mission. Sir Ousley vo,.
as Minister to Central America.
Philadelphia, Oct. 30.-The Ledger coD
taihs the statement Of the Bank OF PenpsvI
vana. Their liabilities are about two NH.
lion, independent Of The capital. Assets
million and three quarters. II will probable
go into liquidation.
NEw YoRK, Oct 29-The correspondent, =,
the London Times, says that the Brit;.n
Government have decided to appoint sn.o
ial minister to the United States TO settls N.
Central American difficulties. Sir VIM. On..
ly, it is supposed, will be the minister.
WAsHrSGTos, Oct. 3O.-The Adm;r;.,..
tion utterly condemns Gov. Walkers cou,.a
in Kansas, in pnrging the polls at the Oxford
precinct IN Kansas, contrary to specific in.
structions not to act rs judge in that matte,
There are the best reasons for believing tb,t
both Gov. Walker and Secretary Stnnn,on
will be recalled if they do not Immediately
resign.
Washington, Oct. 3l.-There is no intsn.
ton on the part Of the Administration 10 20
move Governor Walker or Stanton M, !.
there any expectation that either will resign
Ne,o York, Oct sl.-Pr;yste dispatches
from Lawrence, 10 Kansas, state that Gov
Walker and Secretary Stanton have fed from
Benicla, N consequence of the threats of the
ultras. The people of Lawrence have offered
them an asylum and protection. Money On.
ct. Things icok more cheerful. The sirOnc.
est banks are extending discounts, the ysaS.
er are preparing to follow. Specie has con.
siderably increased during the week. Sizes,
rates are easier. Specie dull at I per cent
premium. Foreign exchange firmer, y.tos
premium. Stocks advancing.
Baltimore, Nov. 2.-Gov. Lyon has with.
drawn his Proclamation, rs he believes tina,
the arrangements of the Mayor of Bal
timore are adequate to any emergencies which
NAV arise.
The Church of the Immaculate Conespti,D
was attacked by lot OF rowdes Saturday
light; but little injury was done.
Columbia, Nov. 2.-Intellgence has been
received here announcing that Mr.. Bell, the
Agent of Douglass g. Co.'S New York Com
mercial Agency, killed Mr.. James Allen. a
Yorkvlle, IN this State, on Saturday last.
1t is stated that Mr.. Bell communicated 10
the New York Agency some information
prejudicial TO the mercantile standing Of Mr..
Allen. The Inter attempted to post Mr..
Bell, when Bell shot him.
Ne,o Orleans, Nov. 2-Cotton sales $500
bales. Prices unchanged; Sugar S; Molas.
ses %; mess Pork 1000.
Exchange, New York sight 5to 8 per cent.
discount.
The election passed off quietly. The rOts
is small. The American majority is proba.
bly, large.
FOREIGN NEws.--The steamer Persia ar
rived on the 28th with Liverpool dates 10
the 18th. She brings a million in specs.--
The Cotton market was dull with slight de.
cline. n
Manchester Trade.-Accounts from the
manufacturing districts are unfhvorAble. The
sales of goods are slow, but prices are una-
tered.
liverpool Breadstufs Marhets.-The -four
market is steady for the better qualities, but
inferior grades have declined, and but little
inquiry for them. Wheat is steady, and tho
market closed with nm advancing tendency.
Corn is firm. IL
Bullion in the Bank of England has large.
ly declined.
z Details of India news more promising. II
is confidently believed that the next mail will
bring the news Of the fall Of Delhi.
Mr.. Ten Broeck's horse, Belle, has won
the New Market race.
LATEST FROM UrAH.-4The following dss-
patch is dated Washington, Oct. AZ:
Major Van Welt, of the army, arrived here
this evening. He left Great Salt Lake City
on the 18th of last month. He was detailed
by Gen. Harvey to proceed to Salt Lake 10
make arrangements to purchase forage and
provisions for the troops which have recent.
ly been sent into that Territory. HIS was
at Salt Lake for upwards Of a week, and
had frequent interviews with Brigham Young.
Brigham informed him that he intends 10
make war upon our army, aud that the troops
should never enter the Territory, and if they
should succeed in getting in, not one parii-
Gle of provisions should they have Cor love
or money, and if il became necessary no
would burn and destroy everything in tho
Territory. Brigham, ne says, treated him
very kindly, and showed him everything
about the city. He has at the present time
only sixteen wives. Major Van Welt, hover.
err, says the crops Of Utah are very heavy,
and the hlormons will be more than pleased
at having market afforded them at Their
doors. and will be the only parties bens-
fitted by the expedition.
tW- Gov. Wise, of Virginia, has sen,
5000 muskets TO Baltimore at the request