The Van Buren press., 1860-11-30
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Ste0Oln'S AAuCe
BosToN, Nov, %.
Noir;ous results have yet attended the
snand pressure, and remittances from the
of the south continue to come
r "a E.l: the statements of reputation
of sokeru creditors is untrue as far as this
r;,v ;Soncerned Should the emergency
reouij il. the Directors of the Boston
to discount to the amount OF
S5. .OHO00, which viii speedily make mon
ey esJin this city =,
M.hres adopted by the associated Banks
for retving the financial pressure meets
with uiyersal approval, bank creditors are
sats6t, and consequently calls for specie
are fet Currency is still fuctuatins. the
closid drates yesterday. being 10 to 20 per
cent dcount on Southern States, 3 to lO.
on w{ern and south western and Middle
Statdand ! for New York. and New Eng
landd
tn Washington correspondent of the
Timd says: Gen. Harney's orders are to
extet$ mate Montgomery and his band OF
marslers in the most expeditions manner.
Hard will have 500 troops from Forts
RilelPad kearny.
New YoRK, %.
II Washington correspondent Of the
Cowkrcial Adpertiser, telegraphs that the
,eityl1 1kiiye with rumors of grave disagree
u,ent4l the Cabinet the President main
tah,s. he iilegality of secession As we'll as
its pocy. and has resolved to earnestly re-
buiel Secretaries Cobb and Thompson
threah to resign unless no suppress thu
co onde nation of the secessionists proceed
ings. Postmaster Holt dissents from th'
Presi{nts position. bat is doubtful whsthe
he wilcarry his opposition so far as TO re
sign case the President adheres to hi
sentients.
SANDY HOOK, %.
Th4teame. Africa, from Liverpool, OF
the 1Ql, has popped up. Victor Emanue
has FINALLY accepted the Sovereignty c
Napld Garibaldi has resigned his dicta
torshi and departed for his Island Hom
on th99th.
ST. JOHNS. n F. "a.
Th4teamer Arago. from Havre 18th, an
Cowel ION toe l4th, passed Cape Race
9 o'elSk P. NJ. yesterday, where she va
intercbted by the News Yacht Of tho Ne'
Y York associated Press. The AragO ha
l65 passengers and 800 tons freight IL
New York.
1t isreported that the settlement OF nj
goliatins in China. had been delayed on
question of money and unity OF under
standing.
The filled army was marching on Pekil
where tangkee Sokien had refused to defer
the city. Lord Elgin was to follow Il
troops
The irmy reached Yangtsingehe on t
9th SEPT, and on the 10th the Coolies we
deserving, and carriage was difficult. 20'
troops we're lett at Seienstin to protect
from tht rebels. 1t was rumored IN Lon9'
that the British government had iecslv
official dispatches from China. that pea
had been concluded at Pekin by the Engil
and French ambassadors 1t was general
believed that the Government. would II
withhold such intelligence.
The Bank of England 'aised its rate
discount in consequence OF the withdraw
of f3AO, 900 forthe Bank OF France, Wh' %,o
xssAs be fcaowsi 6y f3o9; ;nnev ;o" a
934 9 93 3sfor account.
lie steamer Arabia, from Boston ,
Halifax, arrived at Liverpool on the LII
The steamer New York, from N. Y, :
irto plymouth on the llth, short of co
The steamer Caty. of Manchester arriy
at Queenstown on the 18th.
The squadron with the Prince of Wa
on bMrd, had not reached England. L
bank rates of discount had been advanc
to 5 per ccnt on Tuesday evening, and I
bank Of France had raised its discount ra
to ~ per cent.
SYRACUSE. Mo. 26.
The troops composing the South w,
lexpesiitiorfsbf Missouri, under command
Gen. Frost arrived here this morning al
io'cloek they were all in good spirits a
seeme,,, determined to capture Montgome
an, hi. cueriiiis liz followers. and thus fore,
put q stop to the borac.:r troubles; :
Col. Brayton, OF the BrayiS'a House, = te
dered his Hotel to Gen. Frost srd his III
ado, which was accepted, and after eniiovi
the hospitality of the Col, for four houl
the train moved on to Smithton, from whi
place the troops will march to Fort SEQ
Montgomery is there, and detiantly affirr
that all the powers of earth and HI car
take him.
WARSAW. Mo-, 26.
DIR. Melton resident OF this city, arriv
from Ft. Scott on Saturday evening, whit
er he had been on business connected wi
the Land Office; he reports that Montgol
cry in person was camped within five mil
of that place with IS or 80 men. A d
taehment had entered Ft. Scott and findi
the goveroment officers had fled, and t
court which was to have been held On Mo
day last broken up, they seemed to be 81
isfied and did not modest the town in a,
way whatever. Montgomery's object I
the present it seems. was only to murd
the officers, break up the court. and rrever
the trial of some 30 or 40 of his frien
now id custody. He publicly declares Ii
he will now remain to prevent the land sal
which are advertised for third of Decemb,
and also. to take possession of Vernon al
Bates counties in the meantime.
Montgomery is said to be regularly O
camped with large comfortable tents, wi
plenty of provisions DC.
The men who were seen at Balls mill
and who were thought to be Montgomery
band, appear to have been a company
government troops on their way from
.Leaveaworth to Fort Smith. Dr. Melt
did not hear of any of Montgomery's m
having been in Missouri. Judge Williar
left here yesterday morning for Clinic
Henry county.
The small party of Independent MIMI
Men which left here a few days since. ha