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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26

Tug GYRArIoNs OF WALL SrREEr-Sroon
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sible Institution, and sometimes INDUCES in the
most curious gyIations, which would puzzle an
acrobat to define. Immediately after the cleo
ton, when things began first to look squally in
the South, stocks tlmbled down then at fear
ful rate-ten, fifteen and twenty per cent in .
month-but now, when affairs of the South, %
far from mendiDg, are, according to all indios-
tons getting worse, troubles thickening and
revolution progressing, all at once stocks 90 up
again at marvellous rate, just because the new
combination Of the banks has thrown little
more money into the street. At the last board
on Saturday Panama went up fourteen per
cent on the prices obtained at the beginning Of
the week, and Pacific Mail jumped up lime pee
cent on the prices Of the day previous. Tbs
following tabls will show the variations ia rs
rate Of stocks since October l0-a month be-
fora al a. Cal u.
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ARRIVAL OF THE Pony ExPxsss.

Fosr KrsRyrv Nov %, tssp
The Pony express, from San Frau,lsso isih Ias,Ass
passed. mere about foar o'clock tn, afternoon Ccsssss
i,x the snow and bad weather IN tho maunfans sAh /.
making good time ~ ths 1ri,a have p~3 IA
ness, - folows-
Say fsAscsco, Nov. ~ iS1
Arrived 1iih, Belgium ship Charles, from Ns~c-s ts
England; whale ship Jennei,e, ochatsk sea; f2.A ship
IAicsa scston; whale ship John Rowland Arrus ssan;
ers Yankee, Honoluiu i4sh, steamer ee4ts Age,
Panama sd iah, ship BslvlAsrs, Cork; - as ssi2
Congress, cruise; inh, whale sAip JsnAstts, are -.
Trace With ise county less active thas q sing ths
preceding vesS Considerable rain has f@sss esi at
sufficient 70 Interfere seriously vita the ~ns os q ~
goods shroshcus shs nHrior TIE c,uny a.i osea no.
piled 5o~trer. ~ lbCsalg rhSia he paw ssiy las
~ en.-oh 'as qressai aeaasd aai ~ Jot - glis
sfvA<y sgay !evx ~ !. 31s c. au q. Iva ~ ths
s.rsN exg talssn ae~rtslDed % ny Sea -
A. n1sye 'ha ~01s'nart efHf's- ~ -gla7a E.,cst
rfa 81 N-Nts - fetv trea lrt WnEt ~ aE Nts -
~ farfea.etg ue~as1 f-sT q .r-f asts y ~
be1.I y tst AL ala aAasF saf 80 4
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INTERESTING FROM CHICAGO.
Ths President and Vice President Elsse
IT Church-Thsir Departure fron Chi-
CA4O. &C.. &c.


IT Church-Thsir Departure froa Chi-
cage, &C., sc.
CHICAGO, Nov. rs, 1892
Mr. Lincoln leaves here FOR Springfield in the morning
NJ. Hsmin leayes for tho Fast this ing, accom-
panied by Senator Wilkinson, Of Minnesota Tue former
wiz tary with Senator Chandler 81 Detroit 10 morrow
and reach Cleveland on Tuesday morning. on visit 70
Senator Wade.
Most OF the time OF Mr. Lincoln has been AFFORDED bors
by four or nye men, who claim 70 own him and hare
greatly annoyed both Mr. Lincoln and Mr. He-ulfa w.ts
persisiart Invitations TO dinner
Robert Schenck and Dion rlaii, or Ohi,, and GsasrN;
Robinson, Of Pttsbarg Pc havo performed the pa u
suite 70 the President. elect.
Prominent gentlemen have been here 70 zee Mr. Tn !.
coin and Mr.. Hamlin important business couosn.nx
public Affairs, and le without accomplishing their o.
ieci. Some would not dance attendance and others were
dsgusted with certain surroundings through which they
would have TO pass before reaching Nr Lincoln.
Today Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Hamlia attended The 50.
James Episcopal church, with Isaac n Arnold, Member
Of Congress elect and afterwards dnod with j. Y scam.
mon, member elect 70 tie state Legislature.
II u considered settled that Illinois viii not have
Cabinet officer, and this psases the rank and ls Who
would otherwise be sacrificed.
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II LVl a. NOV. n I~3N.
The brigade q xivourl volunteers. gador lns cons-
mand q Brigsdcr General FROST mastered int serves
By order OF Governor Stewart Cor toe Proiecsoa Il the
western frontier, len on extra train on lac rsosu
Railroad al twelve O'Clock 70 dsy. rhs brigade sguosrss
about 700 embracing eight oomgaaes Or tsiAsxy sas
engineer corr. company q oavsy and ,srOe pieces
a artillery fully armed and equipped for one noatas
campaign.
MAJOR Bell, Of the rncd states Arsenal, forsishcf
run supply Of sho and canister for the battery - oos
pounds Minnie balls and sixty rocads for sash o. the
Colts rtvovera
some three or four thousand people Ssmtisd - 10
Depot 10 zee The expedition o. and much etssss.
euihrs asm vas manifested.
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TIE SECESSION MOVEMENT m NORTH Caro-.
LNA-TuH TRUTH or Oun DEspAroHEs VmDI-
cArEp.-Ws have been subjected to vast
amount of vituperaton by the republican
organs and Wall street spectators for having
published. on the 9th Of the present month q
despatch from Raleigh IN the following words
RAIUoa, nov 7. 1860
The Governor and Council are In ssssior. Tue news
warrants the belief th., the Legislature VIII be called
together i'm med!ze!y The people are very muoc excited
North Carolina ID ready 70 secede.
The truth Of this statement was denied ia 81
emphatic manner By one OF the local office
holders Of that State, Mr.. D. W. Coutts, who
telegraphed from Raleigh on the 10th that the
despat was hoax throughout; and or the
strength OF that denial we have been accused
of trying to fan the prevailing excitement by
misrepresertirg and exaggerstipg the state Of
popular feeling at the South. Bat now we are
In e condition to vindicate the veracity Of our
despatch. A greater man than Mr.. Coutts
gives it the zeal Of his confirmation. That man
is he Governor Of the State Of North Carolins-
one who is some few steps higher In official pc.
siton than Mr. Coutts, the State Treasurer, aud
who may be presumed to reflect more truly the
sentiment OF the community. The extracts
from the Governors message to the Legislature,
which we print elsewhere, will indicate what
Is the sentiment Of North Carolina in regard to
secession.
The truth Of our despatch is thus vindieated
in all essential particulars We have no doubt
thet the Governor and Council were in session
at its date; but that point is an immsterisl one.
The Legislature is now IN session; it met, in.
deed. In less than two weeks from the date Of
the despatch If the people are not very much
excited the toae Of the Governors mess lgs is
certainly calculated to make them so. After
discussing the present condition of public
Affairs, and declaring that the policy Of the
abolition party, carried out in Mr.. Lincoln's I'D
miniStaGoa, could aot be submitted to, be
says
b. should the Incoming Adm Illustration be guilty 81 the
rg ana wi,kccnees Of drawing the sword assast ANY
tc,oE oct q lao FEDERAL onion which deaed to them
N Is then OF North Carolina would ove IL 10 ourselves
70 resist II 10 the last extremity.
In oul mind tAst language is plain enough, and
strong enough, and significant enough, to satisfy
even Yancey himself If the Legislature and
people Of North Carolina are imbued with SINH
lar ideas, 1t can hardly be said that they are
not ready to secede We would suggest to
Office holders-impcrtant personages though
they may appear to be-not to be too prompt
in assuming to speak by authority, but rather
to pursue the more modest course Of keeping
silence and attending to their own business.
They might thus spare themselves some humili.
ation. end people might not know how silly
they ere.
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tutions, and declared for tho abolition of kota.
snen be was speaking out In the West, where
Ge navy 10 particularly unpopular.
Inc lmpression seems prevalent that the ma
lority OF the officers In both branches of ths
service come from the South, and have Southern
preluoices; but we have taken the trouble 10
consult the Army and Navy registers, from
which We have compiled the folio wing tables
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NEWS FRon THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The Rssagnatton or Roger ID. fancy.
Chief Jsssics 81 the Supreme Coars-
Iiis Successor, sc.
wAsHSroS, Nov &, 1880.
Tho resignation Of Judge fancy creates nire sarrrse
or talk
some question Judge b Axis confirmation, n sens
IN BY the Prcsicn Of the expected absence
ofsoushern senators Douglas. u issupposoc viii opross
him. Various names have been suggested Tor Jadx,
Backs uccsssor, among them Giucts. Solicitor Of sse
Court Of Gains John b. ods DSfyict Attorney Edsin
N. Stanton, lawyer, o. Washington. Another posas
against Judge Black II the fact that Penssyyaas s.s o.
ready Judge on ths Supreme Bcnca.
se3or Flores, Envoy from Ecuador, q Ge,ssl
rcrss, President Of tina! repcbic. highly csltvsssa
gentleman has arrived here and viii prescott as cressa
tAs and be rcceisod by the PrssideE, ,o.mofro-.
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Tux AMY am r1rE MAYA good deal has
been ssid OF late about The way The body Of
officers who command the Army and Navy Is
eopsti,used. with reference 10 tie North and
soa,a and mach speculation has been rife =
10 he eourse .Aese geahemen would pursue IN
case & acorfict between iAe tvo sessions of ,he
country. W Seward dercru1sa bo'h 'ervio"-
- ners s.sye catching snA s4ye Sssp'ag i,.t
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election-up to Saturday last

This shows how curious the operations Of
Wall street are, and how little they are go
verned by the ordinary rules Of common senss.
Wall street u, In fact, q grand faro bank. aal
fancy stocks are the stakes.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
Tns saw YORK Hsrald--Editlon for
Europe.

nc c0oard mail steamship Canada, Capt; lang, will
,eavo Boston, on Wednesday, for Liverpool.
-hs nA,s for EuroIs wiz cosa 10 shs sty 70 morrow
Afternoon garter past O'Clock 10 by railroad,
mi 81 quarter to thrce O'Clock to 70 By steamboat
Ito EtEoPzAs EnIuos HERALD Will be published
lon O'Clock ia the morning Single copies, In wrappers
SIX osots.
Tho eontenis OF the EcsoPxN EpFroy oy TIE Hseup
- combine the received by mail and telegraph Al
cce during the previous week and ny TO tho hour
81 publication.