Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-23

port. that combinations are forming"
which will astonisli the country.
The Washington correspondent OF
Tie y. Y. Herald say:
THE determination and cordial union
of the South against Lincoln cannot be
mistaken. New York alone is now
looked to for rescue from the dilemma
of submission to sectional misrulc or re-
Sistancc thereto. The Federal author
ity in the slave holding States cannot
possibly DE cXertcd by Republican
from mere default Of the subordinate Of
ticers. What Southerncr will dare III
eur the odlum Of otficc-hOlding under Il
Republican President? Bai'ic Pcvton,
Bells clcctor, denounccs the Tcnnc>-
sean who would do so, and excited
crowds there indicate that they would
drive the recipient of Lincon's patron
age from their midst, As fhis neighbour
hood was pollution. The feeling is
still stronger in other Southern States.
Whenever it shall become manifest that
Lincoln is to be President, there will
be but one swell of popular sentiment
in the South, and all the factions there
will have to join in it or be over
whelmed. Cncompromising opposition
will be the universal cry
"Secrctary Cobb rcturncd from Gcor-
yia this morning. Great excitement,
he says, prevails throughout the Soutl,
on account Of the probable election OF
Lincoln. lIcis apprehcnsivc that there
will be serious trouble in case Lincoln
is elected.
The steamship City of asl.ington
has arrived from Liverpool 18th inst.
The news is important and gives details
OF the battle of Nolturno. The Neapoli-
tans estimated 10000 strong, attacked
the GaribaldiunS on the LIST under COW
or of IL thick mist and carried some posi-
tons, and for Il time succeeded in driv-
ing back the Garibaldians whose num-
bcrs didnot reach half theirs. Garilaldi
went forward revolver in hand cheering
on his men, and after desperate ,yht
OF eight hours duration, the Ncapoltan>
were broke and rctrcatcd aud were pur-
sued close under the walls of taplul.
\ Brigade of Germans WAS cut off from
the main body of the Ncapolitan army
and driven to the mountains. The
Garibaldans took 5000 prisoners and
it was estimated that the Ncapoltans
had 5000 killed and wounded. The
loss OF the Garibal,lians WAS stated al
between 1000 and 14.OJ0 men. Ru-
morS were current that Capua had sur.
rendered. Garibald had sent to Tic
king Of Sardinia for 10000 men to b,
despatched Immediately. Other news
unlmportant.
Mr.. Dwight /. :. Commissioner sent
to Havana, to takcthc testimony OF en-
Postmaster Fowler in the ease of til,
|. :. against Law 4 Conovcr slrctics ON
Fowlcrs official bond, returned to New
York on the .3d, with the required tcs-
tinony.
A high official in the Treasury De-
lartmcnt has divulg cd the plan of dis.
union at the South. The plan, if Lin
coin is elected, is to convene Southern
Legislature by proclamation on the S,l
of November, declare the Union dis
solved, and pronouncing in favor 81
breckenridge us President of the South
crn Union.
The Daily Morning Call, of the 10th
november, says:
The counties from which we have nc
returns at all, pollcd 1850 vote, in 1886
We have probably about 5000 votes yet
to hear from. 1t is not expected tina,
these will change the result, and .juslg-
ing from the lights before lis we arc
confident that Lincoln has carried the
State. l'lumaS Is the only county that
can help Douglas in the least, and tina,
ON y polls Il little over 2OOO votes. OF
which Lincoln will receive more than
onc-third. In this connection we will
remark that our election returns arc
more complete, as they have been here
toiorc, than those published in any Other
Journal, not excepting the Sacramento
Union. They have been carefully COM
piled from returns sent in by telegraph
and mail, and, if false returns have not
been sent in, our readers can rest us
surcd that Lincoln is now more than {;