The national Republican., 1860-11-26

= to reach this port
Nso been done by yesseh
b sorings. .r.l
: A&. Joseph, Mob. a.
which ARRIVED fvos. .S<a- "
announces that Hon. iReveS ,3n2SE 81 !
Maryland, was among the pSJ "a yhicb
sailed from that port on The l0hS y few Yorl
Pittsburg, Nop. 24-7be ban tbu cit
except the old Bark Of Pittsbus nsueude
specie payments yesterday. The oft Pit|
burg pays specison all its liabiliS las il d
in 1857. /" '. " H
New Orleass, Nou. 24.--Therev vere N
failures here among merchants, bdA c9ttd
Ney orleans, Nov. 2S.-fhere was \hd
frost in this region this morning.
The steamer Tennessee, from Vera d.
the 2lst inst, has arrived. The capttel
Guadalajara has been confirmed. Seven
sand men were expected in Aorelia to !.
with the liberals on Mexico. The BriisI
ton at the city of Mexico has tsen sacke
100000 belonging to the British bond
stolen. There was great excittnent Il
out the country.
ST. Joseph, No., Nov. 23.-Tht pony
from California, with dates to thdl Oth
arrived at St. Joseph, No., on the s3d i
The steamer Sonora sailed frob So,
cisco on the 10th for Panama, crryi
passengers and 1920, 900 in treasurl q
being for New York.
1t is believed that the total vote ot
will not be far from 900 votes. II
already received include los, 1853,
Lincoln received 35, ,036, Douglas 81
inridge %, 9,424, Bell 6,942. Lincoln'a
over Douglasis l,l50. These return
received by telegraph in more than
dred messages, and mistakes have pj
Cured, and the official returns may b
to determine whether Lincoln or ID
carried the State. Douglas will pq
q few hundred votes in the remq
State, but the probabilities are noY
favor. -,----.-.,
AS near as can be ascers4insath
Of the Legislature are as follows
Z Dougias Democrats, s Breckenridge eihocs
Republicans. House, 40 DouglaI 81 BrcN
inridge, l9 Republicans. Of II Senator'S hid
ing over from last year, II are understood t y
fc>Sglas, 4 Brsekinridge, and 2 Republic,.F
Under these circumstances, there are alreaay
\ numerouso soouglas Democrats aspiring for Il
\ Gwin's plasS In the U. 9. Senate. Amos
'Nshem are Coz Downey, Gen. Denver, Jaaei
Al McDousal, tnd s. ". Inge.
Il The cottributons to the Washington Moh
ment full on Election day at San FrancisD
Sscrad peto, ana Marysville, exceed 81, 300
Charhffon, Nop. 24.-The money pressu,
continues Nnabited to-day. The South Car
lima Railroaai discharged one hundred hands,
The banks Nare sustaining each other, un
will not suspenol till the telegraph announce
that the New ok banks have suspended. I
Military Committee R01s rsnop, autn1, u Y. tnss
ture a'bil appropriating SIOO. 1000 for the IN
chase Of ordnance also, a o mi am N Nu,,-;n
Governor to call out the State Tops ing.
ately in case coercion is attempted. "
Columbus, Nop "a The demonstration
made here to-day was the greatest ever seen il
Western Georgia. All the merchants closed
their stores and joined in the procession. Flags
and banners were suspended on the streets, tht
military and Southern Guard psraded in pro
cesson, and cannon were fred as a salute to th,
Southern Confederscy. Messrs. Yancey anG
Rice spoke in the morning to crowd Of 6v,
thousand people. John Cochrane, of Alabama
speaks tonight, with Senator Iverson and Mr.
Crawford.
Nine.tenths of the people-men, women, ant
The secession feeling seems TO pervade al
classes.
Nashville, Nop. 24.-A call upon the Gov
ernor has been published, asking him to cor
vene the Legislature to provide for confer
ence by convention with the Southern States.
John Bell, by request, is preparing for pull
lication an eapose OF his views upon the preser
crisis. 1t is to be published on Monday Q
Tuesday. b. ..t ~
NeD Orleans, Nsp. 24.-An immense meet
ing irrespective of party, was held at Cd,
Fellows Hall, in this city, last night. Grea
enthusiasm prevailed, and number of speeche
were made. An association, called 9TH
Southern Rights Association of Louisians,
was formed, to promote concert of actio
amongst the Southern States, and to organ
Minute Men and volunteer companies througi
out the State. E,.|
Messrs. Walter Cox & Co., and Messrs. Fe
lows 4 Co., cotton factors, failed yesterday.
81. Louis, Nop. 23.-Governor Stewarpt
ordered Gen. Frost to hold his brigade, o
sisting of the first regiment of Missouri nd
tia, the engineer corps, and company Of
tillery, in readiness to repair to the southw
border, to repel the invasion OF the State
Montgomery's band of outlawsy
Gen. Harney started for Fort Leavenwo
this afternoon.
81. Louis, Nou. 24.-The different M
companies met at their armories last
when Generel Frost gave them Go
Stewards final orders, which were to p
at once to the frontier. Several sp
were made by officers.
Quite a number of recruits outside th
panies enrolled themselves fol the cam
The brigade, about six hundl,ed stron
leave at ten o'clock tomorrow, y an extF