Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-15
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I0YER THE STATE LINE.l
Arrival of the Pony.


clock. The following is from the Bulletin:
Sr. Louis, Nov 30.-The Missouri Noun
teers are still encamped at Smithson. An al
ditlonal military force was entering the field
in Missouri and Kansas, though we have no
further evidence that Montgomery's demon
stration is at all formidable.
The latest accounts state that Montgomery
can muster 200 men, and that the regular
forces moving against him from Forts Leayen-
worth and Riley number 800.
1t is thought that Montgomery will allow
himself to be taken and stand a trial before
the civil authorities.
The acting Governor Beebe of Kansas, has
issued proclamation calling on Montgomc-
ry and his band to disband and return to ODE.
dience of the law.
A New York dispatch of to-days date says
that Briggs member of Congress for the city,
has proifered plan of compromise with the
South. The plan is to repeal all unlrcndly
state laws, and the removal of all obstruc-
tion to the Introduction of all kinds of prop
erty into the Territories, and the restoration
of the Missouri Compromise, west of the
Rocky mountains.
The New ork IIerald's correspondent says
the Southern conservative members will have
a meeting Immediately after Congress assem-
bles, and after settling on some basis Of pa
cifeaton, will invite the Northern members
to meet them and agree upon a plan of ad-
justment definitely. 1t is anticipated that
they will call convention of all the States.
All accounts from Washington are of the
most gloomy character
South Carolina, it is believed. is dctermin-
ed to precipitate disunion, and will wait for
no advice from any quarter
Bell, it is said, is about to come out with
strong paper against the right of secession, as
well as against its policy
The Charleston banks all suspended yes
terday.
Yaneey will be the Alabama commissioner
to the South Carolina convention.
Ordnance and ammunition have been land
ed at Fort Moultlie, which is now almost i'm
pregnatle.
An attempt has been made to burn the
Alabama Capitol at Montgomery, on the
27th, which was frustrated 10y negro SER
want
The N. Y. Herald's correspondent says that
the appointment of Gov. Weller as Minister to
Mexico, has created quite a breeze in certain
circles connected with California.
Judge fancy has not yet resigned, but it
is understood that he was determined to do
so as soon as it is ascertained that the ap-
pointment Of Judge Black will be confirmed.
Senators Douglas and Pugh are doubtful
for Black and may defeat the confirmation.
The resignation of the South Carolina Sem
ators greatly Inconvenience the Admins.
tration.
Since Lathams arrival at Washington, a
conference of Pacific Senators and Represen-
tatiyes has determined upon the recommend
ing Pacific Confederacy in the eve Of dis
solution.
Texas, it is said, will raise one star and will
have nothing to do with any union.
Denver City dates of the 24th Nov. state
that parties were leaving daily for the San
Juan mines The settlers and mail agents on
the Platte were very apprehensve that the
Indians in that vicinity would attack them
Since hearing that, the Dragons were to lie
withdrawn from Fort Kearny. The Indians
had threatened to wipe out every settlement
on the Platte.
On the 28th, two men named Pope and
Mink, arrived at Fort Kearny having been
chased by Indians. Pope killed one Indian
in an affray. a company of dragons start, d
on the 2Sth in pursuit of the hostile party.
Capt. George w. Taylor, of st. Louis, is
dead.
Miss McGinness, of ST. Louis, was burned
to death at Hannibal last weel, by her clothes
taking fire.