The constitutional union., 1860-12-07
Summary Of News by Telegraph.
NEW ALBANY. Indiana. Nov. ao.

Nrw ALBANY. Indana. Nov. @o. One ofthe largest meeting which as eear been held in tai. ely assembled here la-t night t was resolved rhat .ae people offndana da trel to lFe ii aoaj t.l9w-a59 with the &au.h that the provisions af inc Constitution must be enforced ; that inc south has cause forcamrIaint oa account oftae passage of personal liberty bills; that tle Northern State. be called upon to repeal these Jaws. The das,y action of tae Soa.h was dcpre- ca.eI The resolutions set forth, that in case Of civil 1var, Indiana should prevent aerso,l from becoming tle tAeeelr If bloody strife, except in defense al her own rights and honor.
 Nrw Yorg, Nov %. \ lea5e- received from Paris hy tho stcamsh1g Arabia sass; Events trausgirine ia Syria are sotIr,arauin@ Chat Abdel Kader has aIvis-I tae Christians te-aui. the countrs.
 ADotEer letter -av-: ..Aigiccs received from S, Petersburg indicate that United States Minis for Arpersoa hs- obtained tie payment Of t.e .cs.eaalej Perkins claim against t4e Eu.-ian rseMmaat amou.Gne so s"s5.ooo."
 crzc.N.Arl. Toy. 90. 4 t.lcsraraf. dispatch from Washington to the Commercial says: The President in-i-t- that .ho Federal laws must be observed. and t'a. leau maintain t1eu a. al hazards c'... 1-- daty the country f.rb,jsthe ilea of lis permit ting the =cee~ssonfsts to lake possession of the Federal forts or to withhold tue federal revenue The President anticipates tae danger of col u-ioa.'
 Sr. Josrrn, H..-oasi. Nov. @o. Tac United States ma2.a.l express from Den yerCty arrived to-day wl,a dates to tae 21th instant.
 II is reported that whole bands of Anapahoe, Cheyenne. and Sioux, numbering frpm ten to ff- teen thousand, are cncamped at Cottonwood Springs. They are great annoyance to trav- c,ers. and are committing many robberics. 4 general Indian war is feared.
 MuLEDGEvILLE, Ga, Nov. 90 4 bill has been introduced in the House of Ecnresenta,iycsp prohibiting the levy of executions from United States courts on citizens of Georgia Yriorto the first of December, lsjl
 CHARLESTON. South Carolina, Nov. 30. The banks of this city have suspended specie payment
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. The Cabinet is' greatly a1itated by inc determi- nation of the President to take position antag- oulssic to the right of secession in his message Secretaries Cobb and Thompson are opposed to tle President taking this position. Postmaster General Holt is wavering. The Presidents doctrine is that no State has the right 10 sccede but that in the event of secession, coercion is in ezpedicnt
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 9. learn from reliable sources that the Treasury Department will be forced to suspend specie payment in the course of the next ten days Ar r4areu,ats win be made to pay of the Gov erament officials in Treasury notes. Thers is the greatest alarm among the clerks in consequence of this straightend condition of the public Treasury.
 There is noloneer any possible doubt conq6rn- ing the Presidents views of secession. h con- 7ersing to-day, with a gentleman of this city, he took strong ground against the Southern movement. He declared that he did not believe bat the great West would ever permit the mouth of the Mississippi river to be held by q foreign bower South Carolina" said he, 'wshes to enter into a conflict with me, and upon the she'd dmgof the first drop of blood, to drag the other States into the movement of dissolution"