?*te and mumoipal leb-s, th« seceding Elates died this irnief, aftti ft suffering iHosss of
Would consent to isutain io the4Joioa. i several weeks.
y i
BOSTON, NOV. 22.
y concerned. Should tbe mertrt n
«*y rfquiro it, the rectora of all the isiun
har.kn propone to discount to the amount of
five irilli )t,»
uf
dollars,, which »iU SLHMHUIV
ft row It aahlnfftnci.
Wa-iitsuToN, NOV. 22.
Tbs District of Columbia bunks suspended
Irons Nantai tMy.
KANSAS
CITT,
NOT.
21.
ansa* Territory, srrired here this evening.
1 l.ev loft Fort Scott on Monday the 19th,
and bring tbe following particulars relative
to tbe operations of Montgomery and bis
gang of Jay Hawkers.
U.S. Judge Williams and tbe offiosrs of
the Court were obliged to fles to Missouri,
fearing an attack.
Samuel Scott of Quinn county was t«keo
from bis house on fie morning of the 18th
and bu g. Many prominent citizens hare
been aircstod, but their fate is as yet un
known.
Reynolds k Co., of Fort Scott, Crawford
& Co. of Chautau's Trading Post, and other
merchants of the Territory, hare romeved
tbeir goods to Missouri.
The roads are lined with teams leaving tbe
Territory.
Mr. Huffoagle, Post Master at Mapleton,
was arrested and threateoed with banging,
but he succeeded in making bis escape.
KANSAS
CITY,
circulation here of the burning of Ft. Soott,
hut thej are not generally credited.
Complimentary Lsree.
BOSTON, Nor.
panic in N«*w Oilman*.
Nw 0RLK4S, Nov. 22.
It is reported that aeveral produce bouses
have suspended to duv.
Meetings are being held in Teias, calling
on the Governor to convene the L-g'.alature
to consider the proper.method of viudioatiug
the rights and honor of Texas.
THNNFCAFFTRF FIF.
JF.FFKRSON CITT, Nov. 22.
