The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22
TRIPLE SHEET.
The News.

The News.
The banks of this city have come forward at las;
With practical plan for the relief of the mercaa
tile community and the removal Of the present dead
look in business. The arrangement consummated
last evening amounts practically to a consolidation
OF oil the city banks into one corporation, with one
specie fund and thus enables each bank to discount
literally to its dealers without fear Of being
broken by its rivals. For the details Of the
arrangement we must refer to today moncy
article; in the meantime, we may say that the
news Of the contamination OF the scheme was
received with great delight by merchants, AID
led to an immediate advance Of ; per
cen, on the Stock Exchange. The committee CT.
trusted with the outlay Of 81 500 600 in produce
exchange purchased about Gao 900 worth yester.
day, though this is not packet day.
The telegraph announces the suspension OF
specie payments by the banks Of Richmond and
Petersburg. Va. The Baltimore banks have agreed
10 suspend specie payments to-day.
The administration has received official inforna.
notorious border rufian Montgomery have banded
together 70 resist the United States authorities
The party have declared their intention &C. seize
the public property, and march into Arkansas and
Texas and free the slaves in those States The
War Departm mt has despatched orders to General
Harvey 10 put a summary stop TO this projected
abolition foray, and, be has four companies Of
dragons under his command. he will no doubt
make sbor, work In disposing Of them.
The steamship Palestine arrived at Portland ycs.
terday afternoon, with European sdyices to the 9Th
inst. one day later than those received rs the
Glasgow. The news Is interesting.
King Victor Emanuel. In company with Carl.
bald. entered Naples OF the morning Of TIC eth
inst. They proceeded directly to the Cathedral
and from thence TO the royal palace where great
festivities took place. No new movement 81 The
troops is reported.
Prince Alfred arrived AZ plymouth ca tie morn.
ing Of the 9th. The Prince OF Wales had not ar
rived but two vessels supposed 10 be the Hero md
Ariadne we're seen OF Portland on the nigh, & the
sth
There was a report in London tia, treaty at
peace had been concluded between tie AiHcs and
the Chinese at Tien.tsin.
Our tclegraphic summary OF the financial aevs
is very brief. Consols had improved a tribe,
while American railroad securities had again &c
clined considerably. The monthly statement; q
the Bank Of France shows n decrease in cash q
over twenty-five millions Of fra3cs.
In the Liverpool markets cotton had advanced
one eighth to one-quarter Ct pt1ny on tie mid.
ding qualities, closing with q market. While
brcadstufs were without mater change.
n - a. Ia-N I ~ s
October q, we learn that tn place was perie0 Cg
quiet and trade was going on Sith tie interior pse
vinces. as the federslists had been routed ity
neighborhood Of Truxillo and Merida By Gen. ~.
drade In the battle all the federal chiefs were ,sAen
prisoners. Coffee was &C Hoe, and pri.cs going
Up. The crop was all in. and no more supplies
could be expected before the end a January nest.
Hides were also very scarce. The civil war ia
New Granada has prevented the usual alriya' q.
this article.
An adjourned meeting Of a number OF influential
citizens held lass evening at 40. 15l Broad.
way. to hear the report Of special committee ap.
pointed 10 devise some means q allaying TIC po.
Iitical excitement which n, present prevails
throughout the country. Mr. Depeys.er Ogden PIE.
sided. A majority o. the GO nmit;ee reported taat
sfer careful dcliberation, they deemed ireN red.
ent at the present time TO take any steps II the
matter. After some discussion tie report Was
accepted. and the meeting broke up.
The Tammsny Hall primary eleciiots for dele
gates TO nominating CONVENTIONS for city o.hoers
were held last evening. The result in tie various
districts may be ascertaiaed on reiercnce to the
advertising columns
The republican conventions for the nomination
NJ candidates 10 represent the Aldermanc districts
having odd numerical designations were held last
evening. Annexed are the names o. the persons
nominated
Dsa OH
IA nou,lasaon a-laaac L~..Js
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-So examination i5-wlAAG EAs
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TIE special committee Of discovery o! tic ci.y
deposits met again yesterday. and succts4ee u
slolng nothing. The chairman, loWeEeF i4s 20;