Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
gp Telegraph.
From Wa.hIngton.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-Gen- Harvey tele-
graphs that ne leaves st. Louis to-day for
Kansas.
The position of the President is reported
| to be, that though the South has Just cause
for complaint, 10 State is justified IN seces-
sion or revolution till every constitutional
measure has been exhausted; and no State
has right to commit acts tending to pre-
eipitate other States into disruption of the
Union. ---------
1t is apprebended that the secession qnes-
tion viii have to be practically dealt with.
Prom St. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS. Nov. 24--The military compa-
MES met last night. -
| Gov. Stewart gave them orders to pro-
coed to the Fort Smith frontiers
Some outsiders also enrolled. assl
The brigade. Numbering 500. leaves TO
morrow morning for the scene of disturbance.
WARSAW No Nov. 22.-Judge Williams.
the United States District Judge of Southern
Kansas, arrives in town tonight a meet
| ing of the citizens was Immediately called
| and Judge Williams delivered calm and
| cool statement of affairs in the Territory
| He has been for &c years a presiding Judge
| on the borders of civilization. He is an old
man with snow white locks and fine appear
ance. formerly of Pennsylvania; and Attor-
Judge Williams said that since Saturday
night he had been in the saddle. He came
| to warn Missouri of the approaching danger
| Southern Kansas had been delivered over to
Abolition ontrages, under Montgomery and
others For three and halt years he had
been presiding Judge there aud endeavoriug
| to maintain the supremacy of the laws aud
| to that end had used his efforts on and off
| the bench faithfully. Notwithstanding the ev-.
an, 4 aK.I lor
| were there. For that purpose only he had
organized and held courts in all the counties
of this district These marauders and MUIR
derers are sustained by men who procure
means from the States under the pretence of
| aiding The sufferers of Kansas, but appropri-
ate them to carry out their designs of rebel
lien against law. They are the same who
procured the passage of the amnesty and
other indulgencies under the promise that
| they would maintain the laws and preserve
| order in Southern Kansas; but this has only
proved respite to enable them more effect
ually TO prepare for the accomplishment of
their designs. A messenger of undoubted
veracity had arrived. stating that on yester-
day nearly one hundred men had entered
Missouri fully armed, and passed down the
Usage river to Balls Mill, twenty miles over
the line, with four negroes, proceeding in
advance with coils of rope, DC, all armed.
The Judge then made the same statements
in substance as had been previously tele-
graphed, and closed by urging the people
not to go into Kansas. bat to protect them
selves within their own line and 10 send aid
10 the border Counties at once, as they are al
the mercy of these outlaws. -
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 24-An immense
meeting iri espective of party, was held at
the dd-Fellows Hall last night. Great
speeches were made.
An association to be called the Southern
Rights Association" is formed to promote
concert OF action amongst the Southern
States. and organize Minute Men aud volun-
teer companies tn oughout the State.
Waller Cox 4 Co., and Fellows & Co., Cot
ton factors, failed yesterday. ~
NEW YORK, Nov. 24--The deed for the
annexation of the two Sicilies to Sardinia
has been drawn up.
Victor Emanuel was enthusiastically re-
ceived at Naples. raE
The inyesture of Gaeta on the land side
continues. -
The departure of the King is imminent.
The commander of Gaeta is negotiating
with Fanti for the evacuation OF the fortress.
LONDoN.--At the Lord Mayors banquet,
Persigney spoke for a Diplomatic corps in
friendly and cordial speech.
A Cotton Company is forming at Manchrs-
ter with 100000 pounds capital.
The Banks discounted yesterday from six
to eight millions dollars.
The slave trade is reported brisk.
The American vessels Lauretta and Buck
eye sailed from the coast of Africa, on the
29th of September with eargoes of slaves.
Arrived. ~
New ORLEANS, Nov. 24-The steamer Ten
nessee from Vera Cruz the 21st has arrived.
The capture of Guadalajara is confirmed.
.. 200 men are expected in Morilin, to march
with the Liberals on Mexico. 8
The British Legation at the city of Mexico
was sacked, and a million dollars belonging
to British bond holders taken. There is
great excitement throughout the country.
From Charleston.
s CHARLESTON. Nov. 24.-The Farmers Ex-
change Bank has suspended.
Suspension.LegaIfze
RALEIGH, N. c.. Nov. 24.-The suspension
of the Banks has been legalized by the legis-
lature.
BosroN, Nov. 24-Financial matters are
easier.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 24-The river is falling,
with 6 feet inches water in the Canal.
snow storm.
OswEGO, Nov. PA terrible westerly
gale with snow is prevailing on Lake On
uario. r-.a
Markets by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 24-Tbere was a
heavy frost this morning. Cotton steady.
sales to-day 5000 bales. Middling lO10
l04. Corn 65@70. Sterling exchange 10
II PR MUM. New York sight exchang par
oct premiam. a
CINCINNATI, Nov. 24.-The money market
is unsettled and tight. Whisky 154. Flour,
sales nuimportant. Corn dull 29G932. Mess
pork SIS o0@I5 So Lard $50 10.
New York, Nov. 24-Cotton dull, prices
irregular, sales 1000 bales. Middling upland
log Flour steady, sales 5000 bbls. 81 rs
GA 90. Corn steady, sales 8 900 bushels "a
@6s. Mess Pork steady, sales $50 bbis.
SIC rs. Lard dull. sales 100 bbIs. 100 l04.
Stocks unsettled. Sterling exchange 3(94
The new Bank arrangements are working
well. - -
Jacob Little has resumed bis seat in the
Brokers Board.