The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-01


10 the 10th. 400, 900 Of the seized Mex.
lean Conducts arrived ct Tampics on the
lst In charge Of the British Censnl. The
American Coasul claims thar the money
saved belongs TO American citizens 9th
sr consgnees claim q pro rata. The Uni
ted States steamer PaWnee was AZ Tam
-pico attending to the matter The peo.
pie tried 70 rob H. but failed. Another
report had reached Tampico that Guads-
lajara had finally been captured. Gen.
Marques was taken prisoner and shot. 4
s Adviccs from Arizona mention the dis.
.coyefy Of very rich gold mines near Pin.
oalto. Parties are making from 4 900 10
3, 900 dollars per day Official dispatch.
.es from Gov, Owens, concerning these
mines are EN- route to Washington.
New York, Nov, 20. !. 4,
The American Express Company offer
TO carry free Of transportation, money
and clothing to the people of Kansas.
The WoriTS Washington correspond,
ent says It is autheritatiycly asserted that
buchanan will hold no Communication
with any Secession Commissioners from
South Carolina n .. +. f.. "a: !
A special dispatch to the Times saws. 4
distinguished Southern Senator. nov In
Washington, not only denies the right az
secession, but thinks President buchanan
| z in faalt for not giving the refractory
States to understand At once. that the
whole power Of the federal government
will be used to sustain and preserve the
Union. III. r. -.
The same correspondent says the speech
OF Mr.. KeitI, in which he says you have
hastensd the services Of himself and sons
to South Carolina in the event Of seces-
sion difficulties, is much commented on in
political circles. +. ~ +. !:
A special Raleigh, North Carolina dis
patch to the Herald, sayst The LegisIa.
ture is assembled. A strong Southern
feeling is manifest. The Governors mes.
sage, which will be- sent in tomorrow,
takes strong Southern grounds. Itrecon-
mends Conference with the neiphborinq
States, and then State Convention on
federal Affairs. He recommends the en-.
Irollment Of all men between eighteen and
forty-hIe years Of age. and the raising of
corps Of I0, GOO. volunteers, with arms
and equipments. He goes for resisting
any attempt Ut coercion in any event.
|: A special Montgomery, Gala. dispatch
OF the Herald says the fusion between
the Bell and Breckenridge parties is stead.
lily progressing: Both sides advocate eI-
tr.me views. John 7. Morgan, Breckin.
ridge elector at large, and VIM. Phillips, a
.prontnent Bell man, are nominated to
represent this county in the Convention.
The meeting was the largest ever held in
the county, and strong secession TesolrI.
lions were passed unanimously. Breckin-
ridges majority over Bell and Douglas
is about 10000. Douglas has IL, 900.
and Bell 25, 600 votes. -: :. =,
A special Charleston Is. c. dispatch
says the Secession flag has been hoiSted
in the ArmorJ Of the Savannah Republican
Blues, who lately visited New York.
The lawyers Of Lowudes county, Ala,
have resolved to return all Northern
claims, uncollected. J.. d. .......... r.. p.
A Richmond dispatch states that
Adult ant General Richardson says there
are now armed and equipped 10000
young men, the elite Of the State, with a
reserve force of 200, 900 more. He says
from the tone Of his letters, decided
purpose exists everywhere in tire State to
resist Federal aggressions. =: ~
A free negro in Lancaster county made
revelation TO the authorities few days
since to the effect that the negroes were
to meet at the Court House at a certain
time, break open the Jail, seize the arms
there deposited. and commence indiscrinl.
mate slaughter. He stated that means
Of escape were provided BY vessel lying
in the creek. q. ,-... -, = :
A slave WHO proclaimed lis right to
freedom, because Lincoln was elected,
was arrested, but subsequently released,
having excused himself by saying he was
drunk when be, made the remark, -.