Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-29

tiunaI lnteiiigcnccr Alas, who can tell
even il we succeed il averting civil war, and
III est: biishing new ConicGcraciesl The tu-
turc is unknown and dark, even 70 the most
hopeful.
TIE ABsrHAcrIaH or STATE BoNps.-lJ
was mentiuncd yesterday that an Injunction
had been granted against the Bank Of the
RepubIic, III New York, at the instance Of
the Secretary Of the ln;erior 10 restrain the
| disposal OF The distracted bonds. supposed
to be il the possession Of the bank. The iu-
| Junction SETS forth the names Of the treasury
| bonds; namely, The Tennessee six per ct.
| bonds for 81 ono; the Missouri six per cent
! Pacific railroad bonds, II .0hO; six per cent.
! Missouri AMI S.. Louis and lron Mountain
railroad bonds, $1,000 each; six per cent.
| State Missouri, North Missouri railroad
Safe bonds, 81 600 each: State of Missouri,
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, Nc The bank is
allowed unit! Monday nexv to SHOW cause
! why the injunction should not be made per-
petual The New York Herald says:
| The opinions OF leading lawyers have been
| taken on the question whether the govern
! ment can reclaim the bond: or not Us usual
| those opinions differs me counsel hold that
| the bonds are safe III the hands OF boau fde
owners without notice; while others. appar-
eutlv more correctly Informed, have advised
| their clieuts that the government can follow
and reclaim It's bonds wherever it can find
them.
We need not dwell upDn the alarming ma
ture Of the prospect By the confession of
the CLERK Bailey, $50 900 Of beads ot the
States Of Missouri, Tennessee North Caro-.
lima and Virginia, are in circulation, which
are realty not lcOyih one cent 10 tie parties
.rho hare 5ouyH and nor do'G Mem.
Il is actually iinpu$>j!e 81 the present
time, AID until further and mere minute cx-
aminationy have been made. 10 say chat any
State bond o. tie State ot N!rginh, Ml>sOu-
ri. Tennessee, Nor.h Carolina, Maryland,
Kentucky Louisiana Or OHIO, that has been
bought within few weeks, is worth any
thing. Even If it should prove that the roO-
berry is rot no e extensive than Bailey has
con!es>ed, we fear that the event must give
IL blow IL State stocks FROM which ii will take
them very iung time to recover. 1t is i'm
possible e. conceive ii harder case than that
OF innocent parties who have invested their
savings IN State stock, within the past few
weeks, and who now find that their bonds
are, to them, no better than waste paper
iienceiorth nc one can ho expected to buy
State stocks without an abstract OF title, sucn
as is given with Il hruSe or lot.
The Washington Star OF last night says:
1--WE hear thar Russell declares th4v ne new
err saw Bailey until the latter came to hiia
with the FIRST barch Of aLstrac,ed bonds, and
ur,,r,0.e,i their arul;catiun AS they were aD-
nlipd tnpx;rir,tt. hin, from Iii, uecuniarv
amh,r,assmonts. and thar be however I'd ;uits
.h,t R,;lnv ,vaS i,,jur,d :, ~ dn Nv ;hc her
S,asior of his fKnssalrs) WaShinrton ritv
f.;o,I. pns,njl {.,rrhar i ..rIara. thar Soc
ra,,,rv rl,vd l,rnq, y, ,,.,rp e. ,be transar-
finn ;h,, Tho p,,, :, th. n,,,,u. .,,,) .v,,re,S
a. aoI;ra c ,nf1.nrt, IN H.. .l,;I,tv ~ r.store
5he bonds to tho Tateripr ij,uariment If the
,,,var,,,,ar, will r.,;,,r. j.. te,n..nI E,r hail
e. L;,',..,a >, ,,,,,.,,..,, .,,,, i,,i;,.rrnnt
,h.t ,,aI Iva Lrn,.,I,, .,,i,,r him +, an
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NoNr4oMrry' KANSAS RAlU.-rha See
rctarv OF War has received dispatch from
General Harvey. who has returned to ST.
Louis from his search for MONTGOMERY and
his band We cuprn tie following:
II believe That montgomery naliu IS tGl-
" - lar,,r rs renrcsenled ~ be: that they
are sworn r. protect each other Nv periury
assassination and in every way possible.
Their o!,jec, IS as declared publicly by them
selves, t. protect fugitive slaves in the Terri
tory. to assist them to run away whenever
al opportunity offers, taking them east and
receiving 500 ger mead aod TO drive ont Of
=
border eithyr Belongs to this Organization or
svuinath;x, with them. and these who do not,
dare net on,,.se them, or give information
c,ncaruio,r them. ] AN satisfied that the
greater parr. if not all 1f the donations which
are sent to sufferers IN Kansas. GOES into Tue
hands o. this band, and the greater portion