Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
by Thursdays .H0H.
Important from Washington.

AHorncy- General against Right # !Nfcs
sIoa-CaJind Ofcrrs cLout To Rcign-
lboHtionists IN haaSaS Murderiag Pro-
Siarcry MeH-NsadeI Ly The noioyioy.
guerrilla, Montgcmery, they hire taken
Fart !Scotf, murdvjag as they weat-
Tier raid merit is upon the frontier Of
Missouri, then -IrkaHSas, hca ISras.
oad, arhof then Tile Norh tsStishes
Mees -I6oiiioa Guerralas their NIlitaru
lNOPPies-Ws President is supposed Ia
hqre issued a Observation-Disclosures
Meetings. in Georgi7-C hGrIeyton 0ud
Richmoad .Dan;s .Suspending-Norh
C0rcHnq sharing her Teeth. DC. DC.
From the Picayun~.
~aShington, Nov. 2i.-Attorncv-Gc-
ne'al Black has prepared an opinion. il
is said, upon tn" right of, and adverse
t., secession, which will form lhr basis
of the Presidents message on the sub
jet.
In the Cabinet Yesterday. Southern
members were di>agrccing in their legal
view of the matter.
Information had been received Ly Go
vernment, officially, that the notorious
Montgomery and others had commenced
ticir hlo"dy operations in Kansas. bv
killing pro-slavcry men, and threatening
to compel the adjournment of the land
sales in December. Montgumcrv's force
amounted to 500 men, with plenty Of
arms, ammunition, &c, and from time
to time warlike supplies are sent from
the North
The real object of this armed aboli-
ton organization. is a raid first on the
frontiers Of Missouri, then Arkansas
and Western Texas, to avcnge the pu-
nishincnt Of Abolition cmisSaries. So.
the hall is opened. Overt acts !"
Federal troops will be Immediately
dispatched to the scene of depredations
Fort Scott is one af the places likely to
be invaded.
Montgomery. it is reported, has as
sumed the name Of Abolitionist, in its
full meaning. of course.
Later News states, that Montgomery
had attacked Fort Scott, broken M the
| nlted States court, compelling Will
ans and all district court officers TO fly
life, besides taking towns on the
line, the Fort Scott land Office.
&c.
There are strong rumors in circula-
ION that the President will issue a
tomorrow, 22d.
1t Is also rumorcd that Secretaries
jobb and Thompson will resign.
Louisville, Nov. 2l-.-There were nine
PERSONS who lost their lives through
he burning of the steamer Pacific. at
Jniontown.
New York, Nov. 20.-Thcre will be
10 export of specie, and this will ena-
lie the banks to discount libcrally.-
he effect of this must be to produce a ,
state of political feeling. and TO
maintain the value of the great South .
ri staples. :
Augusta, Nov. 2l.--Large meetings
N'' NV hd1CDCh Counties Z
ay that the conservative sentiment of
ne South demands the repeal by Nor
bern Legislatures of the laws unfriend- ,
J to the South, and urge a convention
t all the States to preserve the coun-
ry from bankruptcy, anarchy and ruin. ,
Charleston, Nov. 2l.-A great COM I
lercial crisis at hand. Cotton houses t
spending; banks refusing discounts.
A great monied crisis is also upon
richmond, Va. The pressure is terrible:
anks suspending payments. (
1t is said the President will hold no $
ommunication with any secession COM :
from South Carolina.
Wllliamsport, n. c., Nov. 2l.--At a {
Getting here strong secession resolu-
ons were adopted, and a corps of Mi
ute Men formed.
Chicago, Nov. 20.-Nine persons cn-
aged in aiding the rescue of the slave
liza, have been indicted in the U. s. [
lstrlct Court for violation of tbe fug;- F,