Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01

seems every probability that Douglas has
carried the State.
The peoples reform ticket in San Fran
cisco has probably been elected. TO NOR
row special dispatch will ovsrtakc the
Penney Express at Carson Valley with the
latest news, which will probably be dec-
sivs.
San Francisco, Nov $50 P. NJ.
Entire number of votes yet returned
from State, 1910. Lincoln has q, O5s
Douglas 24,442, Breckenridge 2O,63s,
Bell 1902. Lincoln ahead of Douglas,
2 636.
Lincoln's vote surprises politicians, still,
! Douglas chances are considered best
Legislature probably Douglas majority ov.
err both Lincoln aud Bteck, in each house,
securing sufficient strength to elect II
Douglas Senator in place of G~inn.
Washington, Nov. 10.
! The President has completed ais annual
message.
Reliable dispatches from California saws
that douglas has three thousand over Lin
coin, and eleven thousand over Breckiu-
ridge.
New York, Nov. %.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Commercial AdrFrbscr, telegraphed that
the city is alive with rumors CT grave
disagreements in the Cabinet. The Pres,
ident maintains the iIegaiity OF secession
as well as It's policy, and has resolved to
earnestly rebuke it. Secretaries Cobb and
Thompson threatened to resign unless he
suppresses the condemnation OF the secss
slonlsts proceedings.
Postmaster Holt to some extent, dis
sen,s from the Presidents position; but it
is doubtful whether he will carry his oppo
sluons SO lar as to resign in caec the Pres,
ldent adheres to his sentiments
Dispatches from Charleston announce
the resignation OF Mr.. Bouham, meruLer
Of Congress.
Jackson Miss, Nov. %.
The congressman from Mississippi met
to-day and unanimously declared for a
Southern Coniederary. Great disunion
enthusiasm exists throughout the State.
Louisville. kg.. 30
The official vote OF kentucky is As FOL
lows: Bell 64,0l6; Erevk 52,s36 Doug
las %, 644 Lincoln l,366
New York, Nov. %.
Measures adopted Wednesday BY The
associated banks for relieving the financial
pressure, meets with universal approval
Bank creditors are satisfied and cUuse~
Guently, calls for specie are few. Curren.
cy IS sill. fuctuatins, the closing rates
yesterday being 10 to 20 cents discount
for Southern States, ) TO 10 ceats for
sou.h western and middle States, and one
half for New York and New England
States.
The Washington corresponden. Of the
Times says Gen. Harneys orders are 10
extremnate Montgomery and his mnrau
iers il the most expeditions mannsr.-
Harvey will have FIVE hundred troops, ar.
tiIlery, cavalry and infantry from Fts.
Riley aud kearnsy.
Baltimore Nov %.
The Banks to-day discounted nearly a
million doUars-greatly to the relief Of
merchants. There was no urgent demand
for specie. Stocks improved slightly: bur
the general aspect Of business affairs Is
unchanged.
New York, Nov. q.
The Banks Yesterday discounted from
six to eight million of dollars
Norfolk. Va, Nov %
Gov. Wise has offered bis services to
the Governor Of South Carolina if not re.
auired by virginia.
Charleston, Nov. o3.
The suspension of the Banks has been
iegaIized by the legislature.
Washington, Nov. IS.
The position of the President is under.
stood to be though the South has Just
cause Of complaint against the North that
no State B justified in seeding or revoln.
tlonarv movement. unit! every con.ttu.
tonai measure for redress has been ex.
hausted, No Sta'e has right to commit
acts having effect OF preclptatIug such
condition ot affairs as would induce or
compel other States to Join her in T. dis
rupJltn OF tLe Union. and ealing Of dis
passionate deHaerahon OF the people NAV
result in restoring confidence and pre-
serve the integrity OF the Constitution. Ii |
is apprehended here that the question of
secession will have to he practically dealt
with by the present administration. 1t is
stated from distinguished source that
South Sarolina sec-des as soon as the
convention so resolves
Boston, Nov. %
The Bankers hold meeting tomorrow
Financial matters are easier.
st. l.ouis, Nov a.
In pursuance Of orders received by to.
legraph from Warrington, Gen Harvey,
commander Of the Western Department,
will leave this morning for Fort Scot,
taking the North Missouri and st. joseph
Railroad, and thence with al expedition
to carry out his orders lie Is invested
with full power, we understand, to pursue
Montgomery aud his brisands wherever
they may go.
The troops Of Forts Leavenworth, Riley
and kearney are quite enough for this
service and are composed of the different
arms Of the service.
The Governor has called out the State
militia to defend the border
Gen. Frosts brigade, FIVE hundred
strong, will leave in a special train for the
seat Of the border difficulties.
Baltimore, Nov. 81.
The Bank Presidents Of this city held
meeting this afternoon, and resolved TO
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