The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02
NEWS FROM the NATIONAL CAfFfht.

"sshtn Gton-s pension OF Busincsy
ana Depreciation Of Property-Intsrsst-
,nS developments Respecting the De-
nsns Oh the Republican Leaders What
Will tho Southern ONCE Holders Do p
our Treaty with New GranaoH about
TO be Ratified. &c., sc.
WARRINGTON, Nov. i, 1880.
FINANCIAL PANIC IN nAIsmoxx
Intelligence received this morning n ,m Balt,mors
that terrible panic exists In that city AND tn. N
branches Of business, commercial wen "a financial :
completely paralyzed. This city is largely saeo.s4
by the panic and real estate Appreciated ftv mar -
within the last two weeks Our merchants are makin~
no purchases, waiting with breathless anxiety the rcsus
Of the Presidential election. The election Lincoln win
certainly produce revuaon the like OF which never hes
been known In this any other country for which
II more than probable no remedy can be hound.
STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS.
The reports 10 Lncons havingsa letter already prs
pared to be published Immediately after Is as.ertainsd
he Ia elected have been revived. Hon. Thomas Corwn
has written to this city that VIM G. Rves be Score
tary OF State Another is that John j. Crstea-
den will be rendered that position The republicans
are becoming uneasy for fear Cor win, Ewing d
Co. viii control, and Seward and his friends be
placed In the background The republicans through
Greeley sacridced sews-d at Chicago Appease the
South. The same spirit is at work sacrifice the,sud.
viii be well for the country they succeed but In order
that Mr. Lincoln should exert influence for good ie,
his letter be published before the election II roai
y going 70 pursue conservative let him be elect
ed upon that declaration in advance The South will not
be In condition TO trust him II no promises a conserya
tive after he is elected Let neither side 90 de-
ceived as to his principles and if the Of New
York would procure the publication the letter. which
Of his friends say already prepared they would
A.
Lincoln and let him speak while there Is Tina
AMER the election may be too late.
FAVORABLE FROM INV YORK.
The advises received by the admin stration from an
parts Of the State OF New York cheering and
strong hopes are entertained Of carrying the state
thus the caames sure to follow the cleo
ton Of Lincoln
AsEw ORDER or AFFAIRS rHTDicrrD-wnL sourHxss ovvU
HOLDERS RESIGN
All the signs that the curtain OF new political drama
will be drawn Up after March T. little expected by care
less unintsted Observer The idea suggested by the
HSRAD, OF magnanimous resignation OF places by ths
federal Office holders throughout the sAvehodng States
s not al all relished In that reg on learn by
graph. They willing for the present put their So
cession principles into their pockets and await devs-
opemeris. But the people are ready for separation
ruH FUTURE MOVEMENTS OF TIE ropx-rm WARSAW
cossEsKscR.
intelligence just received by the last arrival from
abroad from reliable source states residence fos
the Pope Is 70 be prepared at Brussels.
It u also stated that Louis Napoleon aid express wish
to join the meeting at Warsaw and was told 1t was in
possible. Hence is taat Montebeo the French Minis
ter at St. Petersburg refuses accompany the Car ms
Conference postponed till the goth The movements
was 70 intimate TO France that three OF the great Powers
know what they are about and what he is abou.
ouR TREATY wrm NEW GRANADA
Mr.. Ponbo acting Charge Of New Granada, is here 70
exchange Publications OF the New Granadsn treaty.
which viii take place to morrow at the Department Of
State. Ths treaty has met with serious mi.haps which
has caused its delay for upwards OF year 1t bids fair
to be permanently deposited In the archives Of the
respective governments
Year snterprsng quadraterA neighbor has what pur.
ports TO be despatch from their washngton correspond.
en stating that dispatches had been received ii the De-
psrtment OF State from Minister Jones Bogota M.
Jones has not bern n that country for ten months He
Ia here and win leave In the next steamer for New
Granada.
rss NEW YORK rosr orFIoz Hrx.
An ageut OF the Old Dutch church property arrived hers
this morning. bringing with him the deed the neces-
cary papers for the purpose OF getting the hundrs
thousand dollars which the governmen agreed TO gvs
for said property site for Post once. Tho Post
master General, on applying 10 Secretary Cobb for
the money, informed that on examining
the law OF Congress, passed some years ago, Il
required the sen OF The Legislature Of the before
the money could DO paid Therefore the matter Is post
poned until action Ia had BY the incorrup,ible Legsa-
ture Of New York.
ru APPOINTMENTS IN TIN oxysus BUREAU
The structures OF q New York republican paper On TIA
appointments TO the Census G,Eani iujas,os
TO Secretary thompson. So far from the allegation
that .ths examination easy for Breckiaridsers" thai
among these who were most severely examined, .nd
those who were rejected several gentlemen Who
were nearly connected With prominent officials Ia
the Administration and Breckin.idge ranks Ths
secretarys sole purpose WAS 10 &c, able and
diligent clerks. The threat Ia now given that the
republican members will take that oes neg, ssn
Of March,. e, By proscribios Mr.. Thompson's ap
pontees Is that the game u,pase pr eseu. heads
Of departments should forthwith take Of al their POI
ncal oppoueuts in every bureau tho Same trucusas
manner, what . stamped what outcry there would
be- But this ADMINISTRATION cannot even be provoked
into Intolerance
APPOINTMENTS.
William Priesiiy. Postmaster 81 Canton, niss Edward
P. Lui TO be lererani the navy; Robert ould aaA
CArriDston 70 be brgsder generals Of the militia q
the District Of Columbia.
rHs ssvotruoS GRANADA
Semi oaical acvoes received here show that owing
70 the energy Of Presdcu, ospaa 10 General HsrrAsS
direetloo Of operations and 10 the patriotism OF The
people the revolution progress In the republic Of New
Granada may, by this time, be considered al end
In The decisive action OF orasoro fought by three thos
rand Owe hundred men, six hundred len tina
neld and in the combat Of kaazsos, General uosqusvS
let three hundred cut Of thousand Eve hundred
II IL nfntionsd noticeable fact, that no revo-
luton commenced IN New Granada has ever trum phsd,
and ,ba, the present one, which seemed likely
lcngest and fatal in It's rrsris, The soonest
pressed The principles, which the revoutionsts have
been Sighting for were the expotndiDg o, the fedora
ccrs'ltution IN uulifyirg serse bui The victorious
party are rev urg'us arevlsou Of the constitution IN
more conservative spirit
scme lncorrect statements have been made In regard
% the temporal pTOtecou slvsa 10 The city Of Fanama By
The American and British Deh osvar. The Intendautc o.
that Siaie while frnnnx Ia The city troops pursunx