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WASHINGTON, TOursdsy, Nov. ], 1860.
DIsUNIoN.
Notwithstanding the repeated denials of some
Washington correspondents that the President ia
yors DisuniOnism, everybody in this city 10 ful
convinced that Mr.. BUchaoan, if not openly, Is
secretly with the seceders II he were opposed to
them he wou d, 10 view Of their openly expressed
hostility to the UDiou lo1g ago have issued
prcclamat Cd. Aaron Burr projects we're the
slime as those Of the secedrTs; b"ta aim ct the
est,blisbmeut of al Independent Government
within the boundaries of the United States, AID
that is high treason
The seceders DOW say that the rebellion will not
occur before the text Ash of March. They are
afraid that if they should commence Immediately
after the election, they will not have States
enoupb. the more 60 as it is beyond doubt that
the border States will go against them. From
that time till the Inauguration they hope to stir up
Southern prejudices against Lincoln' to such
mitch as to induce even those States who have
voted for Bell to de with them. MIR. Buchanan
ubo wishes TO be Provisional President, will as
sist them.
THE VIRGINIA CAVALRY.
Col Hardie, the military tactit'an has been So
icited to attend the cay,lry eDcampment ID VIE.
rinia, with the view of giving instructions, ana
has obtaiped the permission of the Secretary OF
War to that end.
THE TREASURY.
un On deposit in the United States Treasury on Last
D-Se;. rs1 she sI3lb,6Os.
Aueunt subj ct to drsf. 90 800 6tS
THE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.
Secretary Floyd has decl 81 to relieve captain
ReDbam from duty on the Washington Aqneduc!.
His successor bas not yet been named. Captain
Berhsm still remains in charge OF the iortlucatoh'
at SANDY Hook. An Engineer OF the Aqueduc'
will be design tied at once, who will prosecute Tue
work " tn energy, IS TIE Secretary ID determined
10 cary out the will Of Congress by getting tue
water into the city during the coUiog Winter al
coal not exceeding the amOdutn 10 t'e APPro'
priation bill. Capt Beuham tn ught 1t necessary
To increase the cost, which vas based upon the
ettimates Of Capt. Meigs.
A DIsUYION QUARREL.
Great excitement exiets 10 VrslnIa between 'he
accession ia ,toD, headed by Gov. Wse and that OIL
the Uni nists, under Gov Letcber. As stated ID my
forge dispatch, Gov. Letcher is determined To put
down all revolutionary proceedings, aud malntaln
the supremacy of the Laws. There is 10 DOUBT
that the Union sentiment in the whole South
largely pIeponderates amoDg the masses. A lead
ing politician writes from Virginia as follows:
Gov. Wise has raised he standard OF treason anl
revolt. his speech ut efly de1olshe' him and DIS
whole former reaso4iUg Messrs Lstcher, Bols,
Riyts, Segur, Flournoy and Goggiu are al against
Gov. Wire ard but liIte doubt is expressed that the
vote Of the Safe will be thrown for Mr. Bell, and Ia
favor Of the UIion"
SECRETARY COBB's PANIC.
Secretary Cobb and bis con tretes, at panic max
ing are excessively annoyed at the results Of their
eHorts. Democratic wirepullers recommended
Soubern merchants to let their paper 60 to protest
in New. York, in order to affect the election.
Southern BANKERS also refused to discount New
York acceptsnces fl the same reason. The first
ftuts Of this advice is seen in the failure Of south
arm bankers 10 Baltimore. The next are likely to
he the failure of Southern banks on account OF the
return Of paper already di'cOuDieo' but not ye'
uatnred. They begin to see that they have bitten
off their own noses. Their State StocAS are iai''
ip0 while those Of Northern States and oil Tue
FEDERAL Union, remain finn. They also see 'na'
tie present growing want Of coaiaence Ia VIC