The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-12-26
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The Fulton arrivcd on the 2lSt More pol tical or
from China than from any other Quarter. and
IL matters nothing who i Stul there. P"kn sur
rendered o the allies on the 1871 Nov. The Em err
ors palace sacked and an immense amount of
spoiIs taken. American securities were fiat in
London. Brcadstuffs and produce little on The ak
vance.
JEFF Davis, at the urgent request Of Southern men,
a.reed.to serve on the Senate Union Committee.
MIR. Bates is certainly offered the Interor>hp, and
has accepted.
NJ Gu hing came 70 Charl son, Dec GOTH remained
Ave hours and left for Washington, GALE. is evident
ly after something riah in heSouthcrn Republic!
Thur,ow Weed of Albany, was clo~eted with Lin coin
at Springfield the Goth, from till 3. They agreed
uron terms Of compromise aud eed lei for Corwn s
Committee Of Safety.
The SLAYER Bonita il in Charleston harbor. No
federal officer there to receive her.
Barnwg! RhGtt read q long address to the Southern
States. Rhett Is charmGa Of the committe on Ad-
dress to the South Many resolutions were offered
looking to separation OF the postal and collection
duties from Federal officers and reinvestiug such Off
with State authority; nothing decisive was deter
mined on. though the intention to make clean weep
OF the cord that ties the Union together Is mournfuly
eviden Mt.
Meetings we're held in Mobile, pensaco n. Mont
gomery, Charleston New Orleans, Norfolk and other
places glorfl ing South Carolina for eceding. Minute
marched. minute guns were fred, houses were il
Illuminated and general time of JOY was had.
MIR Douglas said at the meeting Of the Crisis Com
ntee of the Senate, that he prepared TO act for
the Union of the states precisely though hs had ner
er made Speech on she sujeat OF our troubles The
country j. to he ,aved first am then wrange
afterwards. Mr.. Biscr haS proposition that will be
favorabiy received. l. eut>. Doze Hamilton, of 5.
& have re i2ned their naval commis ion. One hun
dred guns were fired in hngtou for s. Z. the
Git. The Palmetto flag was hn>ted at Portsmouth,
Va. Mississippi has elected 20 delegates out Of 100
in favor o: immediate secession. The Gov. OF Mary
land says he thinks the North will make manly and
iair concessions and until concat DRY mea at
an end hi- will stay in the Union. At Mo lie.
the 2lst. te town went crazy with Joy on account OF
secession AT Baltimore feeling visible. 1t is
believed that flag with Is stars will be up the
Richmond Custom House.
The Tribune states that Mr. Linco. will positively
refu to surrender one inta of Repubcan,m on the
territorial ltessicn.
Gold is couling to New York from Europe in large
quantities. The IEna brought s.. 000, 0O0 our
exports 1860 exceed those OF 1859 by thirty mil
| lions.
Noes Grnnell is spoken of for Secretary of the
Treasury. Seward has intimated his unwilingn To
accept any pot in the Cabinet Noes Draper will bs
| collector OF New York Mr. Lincoln takes the new
| from Charlie ton very calmly.
fire IN New Haven. the 2lst burnt Mr.. Colbert
| his wife and four children.
| hotel n Raleigh. N. c.. used for Legislative pur
| poses was burnt up OIL the -orh
| souTH CAROLINA left the Union by an ordinance Of
cccs ion or Declaration OF Independence, bee. 49,
| 1850.
Pie ient Buchanan received notice of he Ordinance
on the beth, ahid,t many Sou'he gentlemen and ex
hiht-d much ngi alton The intelligence create grea
excitement in Congress. The ;. c. member, intended
| to resign in body on Friday. but the Republican,
carried adjournment that the leave taking watt
| till Monday.
1t is r,,nored (unreliahlv Of course> that old Bucl
ordered Fort Moultre to be given up ii attacked de
/ mar" ID. Bill
Tie North Carolina Legislature has adjourned til
JanuaEy eth.
Isemis tem Is elected Mayor of Springfield, Mass
| by 80 majority over Harris, Republican
fire in Franklin street, N Y, burnt up Sl00, 00(
WORTH Of property.
Gev Mcdary has resigned.
Douglas will supoor, Crtcndcn's proposition rs
GEM 'ni.e Tue main feature gives all below SO 81
| 20 the south s,r
| Edwin VI. Stanton is appointed Attorney General
Au!er. OF. q fugitive slave aud murderer, OF Mis-
S,uri has been Civ up b. the Capaiian authoritie
by virtue ola provi ion in the hburtou treaty. Th
| Abolition rampant thereat.