New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
THE LATEST NEWS.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
RECEIVED BIZ

1890
Mexico warrants the belief that that there ia to
be any immediate improvement in the condition
of affairs there. Mr.. McLanes conference with
the Ministers of other Powers is expected to re-
suit in nothing practical.
Our administration does not possess the full
confidence of Juarez, and has provoked the re-
sentiment of Miramon. Its whole policy there, as
in Central America, has been bungling inbecle,
and indirect Both those countries, and most
others, will rejoice at it's exodus as much as the
American people,
OUR SOUTHERN PORTS AND ARSENALS.
The Secretary Of War does not hesitate to
say, whatever may be complexion Of affairs
in South Carolina, he is determined to hand over
the ports and arsenals of the United States
there, intact to bis successor on the 4th OF
March. Any attempt to seize them, as suggested
by Mr.. Rhett, would inevitably lead to serious
consequences
MR.. BRECKENRIDGE TO BE CALLED OUT.
Strong appeals will be made from Kentucky,
and the conservative interests in other Southern
States, for Mr.. Breckenridge to attend and ad-
dress the South Carolina Convention next month.
AS be was the candidate of that section, and
ENJOYS it's confidence they could not refuse to hear
him. if be should consent and in that way the
Judgment of the people might be reached by rea-
sons they will never hear if q Convention Is per-
mitted 10 pursue its own reckless course.
Dir. Bell is understood to be prepared to give
the influence of his name and counsel to any
proper Union demonstration in the South, and
would, doubtless, cooperate with Mr. Breckn'
ridge in an endeavor to arrest the projected rev.
olutonary schemes of the SecessiOnists.
NETWORK SAFETY COMMITTEES REPUDATERD.
The real friends of peace and Union in the
South do not desire any interference or advice
from self-constituted safety committees in New
York, who offer their principles and prints for
sale in the same advertisement. They are re-
garded as having done more mischief than the
Abolitionists whom they affect to dsprecate so
much.
THE TREASURY.
The Treasury is nearly empty. The following
is the weekly statement
Receipts. sss s 2 2S 50 S balance l ia W. s 80 ~
Drsf. i..ued...... 22sS'sOs 50
This margin is about one.half that needed for
the easy working of the Department
THE REsIGNING SENATORS.
The only Southern Senator'S who have resigned
their seats are Messrs. Hammond and Chestnut.
Mr. Toobs has not sent his resignation in to the
Governor, and will not. He is now prompting
proceedings at Millidgeyile intended to embar-
rass the counting of the votes of the Electoral
Colleges in February, with view OF being here
and acting o revolutionary part
THE TEXAS SENATOR'S.
Dir. Wigfall of Texas is in the city and ready
Hemphil.
Mr.. DOMAINS RESIGNATION.
Mr.. Bonham's resignation, as Member of the
House from South Carolina, ought, combined
with the example of the two Senator'S TO keep
the rest Of the delegation at Home. But Mr..
Keitt aud Company will not stay there.
MISSISSIPPI.
Private intelligence from Mississippi indicates
nearly as frenzied q condition of sentiment there
as in South Carolina. Messrs. Brown, Davis
and other leaders are competing for the palm of
ultraism.
To the Associated Press q
wAsHIsoros, Saturday, Nov. II, 1860.
The Hon. Mr.. McLane, our Minister to Mexico has
resigned his mission. Gov. Weller has received the
appointment in bis stead.
Adyices received from Ecuador announce the rees-
Enlistment of peace in that Republic by the triumph
Of Gen. Flores. The new Government has appointed
Minister to this country Don Antonio Flores son
of Gen. Flores, who has already arrived in your city,
and Ia soon expected here. In the present state of
relations the Pacific csast of South America the ap
pontment of Minister from Ecuador is good sign,
it indicates desire TO cultivate friendly relations
There il plenty of for these ia our present rea
tons with Peru and Chill on the best of footing
and the new Minister from Ecuador will find good
disposition toward him. 1t is stated that he is also in
structed TO endeavor to enlist American enterprise in
several important works in that Republic such as steam
navigation, and gas and water works for several ln-
port;nt cities.
Additional charges have been preferred against sew
eral master-workmen in the Brooklyn Navy Yard for
using their positions in defeating the regular Demo-
cratic nominees for Congress in the With and With Dis
trcts of NewYork. The probabilities are that several
removals will shortly be made.
General regret is manifested here by oil parties at
the defeat Of John Cochrlno who is regarded as the
abest and most efficient member Of the present Con-
gress, and would undoubtedly have succeeded Mr. Pen
nineton as Speaker of the Thirty seventh Congress.
The lower Court to-day confirmed the decision in the
case of Marcus, the gambler, who was convicted and
sentenced for three years to the Pententary by the
District Court for keeping a gambling-house.
1t sundertood that raid will shortly be made upon
these establishments with view of breaking them up.
1t is asserted that there upward of fifty ready to
open at the assembling of Congress-
By order of the Secretary of War a Conrt lfo,+ial