Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
News by the Pony EXPRESS.

Sunday. We take the following from tn,
Unions dispatch:
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3Oth-Nothing new hn.
transpired since my last throwing iight upor
the prolaGle result of the Presidential eiec-
tion. The result will be sent bv the PONY
across the continent in the fastest time possi.
ble'
The Hernandez Pony Express is fully es-
tablished.
Russell d Co. have settled all troubles -
They now enjoy the full confidence of the
community.
Secretary Cobb was in New York on Fri
day. The Republican papers charge that he
made use Of the most violent language on
the subject of secession in business and politi-
cal circes-avowi sympathy in the dis
union movement, and trying to create the
impression that ii win have the sympathy
and silent assent of the Administration at
Washington. Those papers denounce him as
traitor, who ought to be dismissed from
Office.
A Washington dispatch of Oct Goth, says
Gov. Letcher reports that four batteries will
be in Richmond this week, and 10 companies
| of cavalry are being organized
The New York Times Washington cores
pondent, Of Oct. 26th states, on reliable au-
thorty, that several Southern States through
! a secret commission, have obtained pledge
from Napoleon to protect Charleston rs a
free pori in case of secession also, that John.
son, of Georgia, who regards Lincoln's eec-
ton as furnishing no grounds for dissolution.
says he would be overwhelmed were he to
resist the secessionists in his State as all
three parties harmonize on secession.
The same correspondent SAYS many con-
seryatye men at Washington, who have
heretofore treated disunion with levitv, now
admit serious fears aud some have surrender.
cd all hope; that Wigtall called on the Presi-
dent, and told him to make up his mind to
meet the issue aoieas yolcns, and that the
President promised to consult with his CaLi-
net at once Oh the subject.
The name of the person who revealed the
Southern plot to dissolve the Union and de-
clare Breckinridge President is R. j. Lackev.
son-in-Iaw of eX-Gov. King, Of Missouri. a
Virginian by birth, who was recently re-
moved from office in the Treasury Depart
ment on alleged grounds of preference for
Lincoln.
The New York Tribune's Washington cor
respondent says the plan of the Administra-
tion is to remove the deposits from the Sub
Treasury at New York at an auspicous mo-
ment for secession, but this will not he at
tempted at present
The papers are almost entirely occupied
with the discussion Of the threatened SOUTH
| ern movements, and the atmosphere is filled
with rumors and specuations.
Most persons eoncede the election Of Mr..
Lincoln.
The Executive Committee Of the four par
ties at Washington, are closing business. 1t
| is estimated that between six and seven
millions of documents have been sent out
during the campaign.
Gancey addressed monster meeting last
nights New Orleans. y Yesterday, two Union
Representatives were elected at special
election in that city.
The Louisville journal to day, announces n
plan of disunion agreed upon by Wiglall of
Texas, Weeks Of Alabama, and Others, which
is, that South Carolina within 80 days after
Lincolns election shall declare herself indie.
pendent and send ambassadors to Washing
ton asking recognition. Ifrecognized, Others
would follow, and after a sufficient number
arerecognized Southern Confederacy would
be formed
Santa Fe dates to Oct 25th, represent that
hostile Indians were all around that place.
and the citizens dare not venture out for fear
of being murdered. Troors were in the
mountains pursuing the Navaioes.
To-day Philadelphia Jury found william
Byreley guilty of forgery in the returns by
which Lehman was defrauded out Of his elec-
tion to Congress.
strong memorial has been presented to
the Government against removing the Rrook-
lyn and st. Mary's, war vessels, from Panama
as the American citizens would be wholly
dependent upon British cruisers for protec-
tion
The President has made a decision in the
case of Gen. Harvey. 1t is not yet promul-
gated, though it is believed lie violated the
orders of General Scott
1t is reported that an unknown mackerel
schooner was run down by steamer near
Cape Wauso, and seven of the crew washed
overheard. Some took to the boat and were
eapsized; two were devoured by sharks; the
remainder were recovered in a boat, but two
ofthem died from exhaustion. The others
reached San Domingo and were taken in
charge by the American Consul.
Commander John l.. Sanders and 1t. John
I Barnard, Of the Navy, are dead.
Southworth Barnes, leading merchant in
Boston. committed suicide, yesterday, from
mental depression.
~ W. ID l>dShil, VI CIllcdgO, Is ucuu,
J. Van Shoyck, of New York, has suspen>
ded.
The propeller Victoria was seized in New
York, October 27th, on suspicion of being a
SLAYER.
r. A. Hunter has been appointed Marshal
Of the Eastern District of Kentucky, in place
of Kennedy, resigned
Josiah Lee d Co. and Appleton & Co., at
Baltimore susDended to-dnV
There are rumors that other stock dealers
were suspending,
Flora Temple beat Patchen to day in three
straight heats, at Corning New York
Later from Europe.
Steamships Asia with dates TO Oct. l4th,
and the Fulton, with dates to Oct. 18th, have
arrived
Victor Emanuel entered Naples, October
18th.
Mazzin has refused to leave Naples.
Gen. Guyon had reoccupied Viterbo.
The vote on the annexation TO Piedmont
was to be taken in Sicily, Oct 21st in accor-
dance with the vote in the Sandman Cham
bers
1t is asserted that there was great conster-
nation in the Cabinet of Turin, in conse-
quence Of the formal protests of the Russian
and Prussian ambassadors against Sandman
invasion of the kingdom of Naples.
The Russian ambassador will demand his
passports if no regard is paid to his protest.
Several new forts have been erected on the
coast of Austria.
Cannonading at Capua was commenced
Oct. 9th, by the Gari6aldians, who had gained
fresh positions.
The war was suspended 81 hours in order
to bury the dead