Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY. ef. the Merning Press. ‘om treats at length upon the al- leged lack of conservatism of Mr. Lincoln. The Entelligencer quotes what it calle “Sage and Patrietic Counset’* from the New York Journal of Commerce, In the present state of po- Utica) adfairs. et be Jddge Wayne, of the United States Su- hen bas.written.a letter to a friend in Washington, seying, smong other things, that Fitanciuat Recre# —A number of New York city on Monday agreed to-untte in the purchase of sterling bills of ex- change to the amount of two millions and a half efdollars. The purchase is to be made through @ Corfizal tee, the. of the transmiss'on of the bills, &c., to be conducted by the Bank of Commerce! ‘The same banks iso resolved for themselves, and recommended to the other banks of New York city,an increase in their discounts daring the» present week to the extent of five per cent. beyond receipts. These messutes will no doubt have a reassuring effect, furnish means for the movement of prodace, and, perhaps, tend to beget more coatidence in the commercial centres aftbe country. . Personal. Lady Franklin has returned to New York. --+- John Walsham and Francis Burton, of the British Legation to Mexico, are at Browns’. --*> Edwin Forrest is said to have expended over $1 200 in purchases at the sale of the Burton itbrary. loyed +++: A brother of Charles Dickens is em; ia the land ottice of the Ilinois Central Railroad. He does 2 little in the literary line. +++-Oa Saturday night, Mr. Peter Richings, while ming at the Richmond (Va.) Thea- ter, felllinjuring himself badly. The perform- ance was suspended. Arras 1s Syaia.—The Boston Traveller's Syrian correspondent writes: “The French and Porkish armies are still holding the sword of terror over the Drases, _— as yet no important blow has been struck on elther side. We occa- sjonally hear, however, ofa brave chief with a hundred or two of his devoted followers, who has cutbis way through the ranks ofthe ‘Turkish army, and made good his escape tothe interior, where he will tind friends in the Hauran ”” American travellers, undismayed by the horrible bss genet ne Syrian — are commencing r annual pilgrimage to that country, and seve- ne unis arrived at Beirut. While some are ratber backwerd about going to Damascus. they feel no hesitation in journeying to Jaifa and Jerusalem. in conclusion, the writer says: “It is evident that there are traitors not a few in the camp, asthe great body of the Druses have es- into the Hauraa without molestation frem she Turkish troops upon the road to cut eff their retreat. The French army in the Leban- on bas been neutralized by Turkish cunning, and they have accomplished nothing.” * Excitgment ix Laxcas county, VA.—A great deal of excitement prevaiis in Lancaster » Owing to some revelations made by 8 free negro. The Fredericksburg Herald says: A slave was first arrested for making sundry as- sumptions of freedom ‘‘now that Massa Lincoln ‘was elected,”’ bit expressing penitence, and stat- jag thal he was ‘-in liquor’? at the time, be was dis- ebarged. Afterwards a free negro made revelations to the effect that the free negroes from the yen and lower ends of the county were to meet at Lan- easter Court-House at > viven time, break open the jail, setze the fire-arnis therein, and commence an indiscriminate slaughter of men, women and obildren, and that means of their escape was pro- vided by a vessel lying in the creek Lavy Feanxtix Goixo to Baazit.—Itisstated that Lady Franklin is soon to embark for the Pacific coast—stopping at Rio de Janeiro. In the capital of B: Lady Franklin will be wel- ound by the British subjects resident there; but ber warmest reception will doubtless come + from the intelligent Emperor Don Pedro II., who iast spring entertained the second son of Queen Victoria. Mrs Franklin hada pleasant interview yume reddeat Buchanan and Miss Lane on Fri- ny last THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ATTACHED °. to the East Washington M. P. Mission will ive en EX “1 BIPION in the Church next WED- Nisba x EVENING, commencing at 7}: o'clock. Admittance 15 cent: It NATIONA OLUNTEERS, ATTE} L TION —A meeting of the Nar: a e held on URSDAY ENING, id, at 7 o'clock. ‘Those who wish to contiqus in the organization are requested to he preagat, wane mabey RCL ape doing. ¥ Order. rs y, Captain. J. H. GANTT, Seo. nog at ST. MATTHEW'S FRES SCHOOLS.— ‘A Sale for the b of the Free Schools ‘eh, will be opened at Willards’ Hat! on MONDAY EVENING, the Bite inst ,and will be continued during the weeb. ‘The Indies in charge respectfully invite the atren— tion of the which is o! ty. ‘such vital Importance to this communi- no 20,23,24&0ts0th UNION PRAYER oot AOS will be holden every day this week in the New York avenue Churoh, (Rev. Dr. Guriey’s) to commence @t & quarter past 4 o’olock, to be continued — ur. no == DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE. lem weporte 4nb Vistrr e. rperters of fine WEDDING oe IONERY, EDDING LNVELO? 7 the most beautifnl styles, 326 Pa. Av., between Sti and 10th sts, 8u 7-6 ASHINGTON. —S—S——— — —— THE PLACE TO BUY THE CHEAPEST Sugar, Tea, Coflee, Raisios, Currants, Citron &c.,isat the corner of Niata and #: ets. it? JOS. W. DAVIS. FO PHILAD’ LPHIA—The steamer James Jerome has arrived and will be ok er f:eighton TO MORROW MORNING” Apply to HYDE & DAVIDSON, Water st., Geo-getown. .s je' 801 for 1861, 8li sizesand paces nf DIARIES recs, BLAN : 10 nt A TAs MOBUN,,. COAL AND woop Rep ASH COAL, WHITE ASH COAL, LY ENS SALLI Oa = cooking purposes, ona n Oak acd PINE WooD) ? Far weigh ae no 20-8t*___ cornor of Seventh st. and Bee: me rent stand Mass. av. MAMMOTH OYSTERS Ar HARVEY’s, Theundersigned has just received @ larre supply of the finest OYS PERS of the seasun, and begs leave to call the attention of bis friends and the public to the fact that he hss eu arged his Saloon, and is now sbie to supp yall who may favor him'wth a ea! with ROas VED or BOILED OYSTERS at the shortest notioa. HARV M. 3 1 C st., eet joth and no 20-2t_ ad measure in all uth, prosite Theater, Tp ja proposed is ottiva So aahoot f 0] open BD. 1 Guitivation of Scered Musle cn SATURDAY EVENING, the 24th instant, at 6 o'clock, in the Lectare Room of the New York avesne Presbyte- rep. burch, (Dr. Guriey’s,)under the instruc ion of Prof. Cuan, - Date f Al » Vi The School will ve under the patronage of tine Persons of every denomicati: ghildren.) who iaeire to avail themecl sete and snstruction, are cordia ly invited io 1? is proposed to use the “Jubilee” as book for =e Sasard Terms for the course of twe:ve RO 2-5t W #0 CAN PAIL TO CALL ary 5 Just received a large suppl: of BLACK Fis Ce WHITE FISH, PLOUNDERS, CODE H EREL a) su “5 of Ben. new it this market; MA LOPS, which is some they make « delicious diek Shen cena a ees oy.) they are ved up in all the eatiog saloons = ork. aad, I have no doubt, they Sut give ieiet = to all who mex try San. 7 am bound _ eee 5 satis fastion to all whe. 4 1 will formish all the delicacies orther: thera Taarkets afi 7 oe i A ? —__——_____ Oppos ater, A. GREEN'S =z EXTENSIVE Pr Furniture Emporium. frneods the public in geeral are t- ear una Maid levers cotipnen, whieh he w at very Every description of Rad Walnut Par. jahogany ublic to this undertaking, the object of “The First Number will be ou THE TRUE REMEDY for the disease of the times is not the destruction of the Government by revo- lution, but a determination on the part of the peo- ple ef the South to make a few really inconsid- erable sacrifices of comfort and convenience only —very rarely of a dollar—by way of Ghecking the tide of abolitionism. That tide will be tffettively checked In a single year if the people of every slavebolding State will not spend adollar {1. per- son in any non-slaveholding State, nor a dollar for any northern product oy manufacture that they can possibly do without. «A genéral sonthegn con- vention of delegates lawfully elected by the people of every southern congressional district—not of the self-electei windy cock-sparrow demagogues ‘who bave for years past sought notoriety by get- ting their names in the newspapers as spouters in southern sights conventions, &c _,—can easily de- vise a system of retaliatory legislation against the interests of the peopie of abolition States to be engcted by every Southern State Legislature, not violative of the letter of the Constitution of the United States; léegialation which will in a month effectually cut off three-fourths of the existing trade between those States and the South, and as quickly put in full and successful operation the direct trade between the South and Europe about which so much bas been published for two or three years past. If, when the Southern State Legislatures may have enacted auch a system of legislation—extra taxation, fines and other disa- bilities against whoever may purchase of use goods, wares or mefchandize coming frdin abo- lition States—soberly, intelligently and unani- mously framed by a general and authoritative Southern-States convention, the southern disunion- ists per se will only labor as hard to induce all their feliow-citizens to carry it out in good falth, as they are now laboring to elevate South Caro- lina into a revolutionary dictatorship, in a single year any man whe dares preach abolitionism in ite present manufacturing hot beds of the North, will fare as badly as if undertaking to do that thing at this time jn Columbia, South Carolina. ——e— Tue New Govsanment Loax—We by no means coincide with the N. Y. Herald in appre- hending the general repudiation of their contracts by the successful bidders for and other present holders of the new Gevernment loan. Judging from what is said at the Treasury Department concerning the heavy portion of it taken by the House of Riggs & Co., of this city, there is little dager that there may be any such repudiation as the Herald predicts. By far the largest portion taken by Riggs & Co., is known to have been bid. for by them on account of others; princi- pally savings banks. These latter have prompt- ly met the Secretary’s call for the money, and will doubtless continue to do so, for they are not operating for speculation. Riggs & Co. are said at the Department to have actually paid in much mute than the Secretary has called for, on the portion they bid for on their own account. It is believed in financial circles here that they (Riggs & Co.) sold the greater portion of the loan they took on their own account, before the recent fall im its value in Wall street. So, the chances are ten to one tbat they are gainers rather than losers by it, notwithstanding it has gone down three per centum since the awards of the stock were made. <eieieeey —oe Patriots, ALL oF zu '!—We hear from a gentleman recently from Springfield, that Mr. Lincoln has already received thirty-seven appli- cations for the Richmond (\a.) post office, by letter! So, in that quarter he is evidently des- tined not to be bothered with the labor of finding Persons willing tu hold office under him, ——-+s0e__ DEPARTMENT NEWS. pandas Sel Tus New Loan —The new five per cent. loan for ten millions was to be paid in, according to the terms of the pro ls for the same, on or before the 22d inst. But so severe is the financial jure in the quarter where the bidders reside, bat many of them bave represented that they could not comply with theterms These five per cents were selling in New York on Saturday at 97. About three millions of the loan have already been paid in. The Secretary of the Treesury, in consequence of the pressure, has ordered that the time for paying in one-half of the loan be extended for thirty days. That will probably afford sensi- ble relief to the money market, and save the bid- ders for the loan much loss. ——————— APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.—The fol- lowing appointments have President : James Macfetridge, Collector of Cus- toms for the district of Minnesota; John W. Mer- riman, Collector of Customs at Georgetown, 8. C.; Wm. B. Morgan, Surveyor of Havre-de-Grace. Fe ee Rarory or Commissioner GREENWOOD —Hon A. B. Greenwood, who has been on a brief visit to his home in Arkansas, has returned and re- sumed, the duties of bis official position. aoe Ovricens Detacned —The officers of the U. 8. sloop of war Savannah, of the Home nig beaut recently arrived at New York, have been and granted three months’ leave of absence. A correspondent of the New York Times Pi on Pw phs from Washington as follows :—Infor- mation has been received here that Gov. Aiken, of South Carolina, opposes secession. Public sentiment seems to be settling down under the idea that Southern States, South Carolina inclu- ded, will unite ina demand for an additional con- stitotional guaranty, which it is thought the free A convention of all States will cheerfully grant. the States can embody a new clause in the Con- stitation, securing the slave States against further agitation, and fixing a geographical Iine—per- haps the old Missouri compromise line—between the difficulty by inding men here from all sec- tons. In addition to this they entirely approve of the suggestion of the Times, tbat payment shall be made for slaves not surrendered under the fagitive slave act. Tux Onps.—Betts were freely through the city, with occasional takers, of two to one against Georgia and Alabama seceding from the Union were offered in favor of secession.—N. Y. Sun. 17 A slave in Charieston, 8. C » bas earned. by over-work, in the last fi refused to buy his liberty, bondage. ey preferring to live in The postmaster in Orange, N. J. Mr. paldeine base deficit of $2,900 In his account. His sureties have ' charge of ine vt Thar Mr. Terhune Placed in CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON! CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON! CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON! CALL RIGHT DOWN to tux STAR OFFICE, CALL RIGHT DOWN to ruz STAR OFFICE, CALL RIGHT DOWN re rug STAR OFFICE “AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW SERIES OF THE WEEKLY (DOLLAR) STAR, AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW SERIES OF THE WEEKLY (DOLLAR) STAR, AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW SERIES OF THE WEEKLY (DOLLAR) STAR, To be mailed to friends at a distance, to whom you desire to send the best accounts possible of what goes on in Washington City, To be mailed to friends at a distance, to whom you desire to se id the best accounts possible of what goes on in Washington City, ‘To be mailed to friends at adistancs, to whom yeu desire to send the best sccounts possible of what gocs on in Washington City, It is the Chespest and Most Interesting Family Paper in the World! It is the Cheapest and Most interesting Family Paper in the World! It is the Cheapest and Most interesting Family Paper inthe World! If you would put atop to Disunion st the South and to Abolitiouism at the North, aid thus an its universal circulation! If you would put s stop to Disanion at the South 8d to Aloltionism at the North, aid thus in its uaiversal cireu ation! ut ® stop to Disunion at the South ‘onism at the North, aid thus 12 its universa! circulation! The Firt Number will te out on FRIDAY y MORNING nest. ‘The First Number will be out FRIDA MORNING next. as are! it on FRIDAY MORNING ext, Rg 20-3 been made by the ustoms at jetached free and stave territory. Such is the solution of offered yesterday On South Carolina, slight odds ears, $2,500, bub county, at least seventy-five members of the ‘vention will be for unconditional disunion. Gov. Moore replies, in a letter published this morning, to the Baptist State Convention, and thanks them for the aid rendered by the Baptists to the cause of disution The Louisville Democ lainly of the disunion fon States that they n Breckinridge) talks uestion. It tells the cot- no fugitive slave law. by the border S'ates, and ice they Carolina in secession. ‘P have announced It is to the effect that Gen Houston, of Texas, First appemrance of the Juvenile Prodixy, over the Jackson By J. C. Mo@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers, ON DUSTEATECU ARR T eee sy lovember 22d. co: me at? lock, we that the latter, which alone have a right to com- Mr. Yancey will undoubtedly be elected, and LITTLE CORDELIA HOWARD, cll, at the on ry Gipeineseee ot lain, see nothing to be gained by secession, for | will be the ruling spirit of the Convention. And her.taleated parents, ey Ee e cmaaiag 3 Messi, Peneke step the Norhgen States would be en- OMRRT 5 18.—Senator Fitepatric! MR. aad MRS. 6..C. HOWARD, a i tredy ploclvedmee new gations to rettion has pa Ba retpgnee toa ota tee of ‘Whe will ron Ca ready at the Auction Rooms on - , tc! ni a. recommends MON| y U AY, . og Foombe hag cy declared anog fo Lincoln's administation, but deattee =f | 1a tho grat Mage eee or Dok EE MeGUIRE & CO, Aucte wile stances, serve in the Mins: tion betweem the fifteen Southera States. TEN NIG IN-A BAR-ROOM By J. C, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. — ee ee Sax Hovstows Sc : ‘ DURNITURE ixn ROUSEHOLD EFFECTS the tame 6 in ‘the following telegrapiile des } On Sant te ee To conclude with the farce of oe ivcmenoe PRibay rate ING pateh to Mr: F ery on ‘a : strang: ‘Tupibr alent heres * s LOA A LOVER. 334, commencing af 10 0! ook. we i Po Hon. L. M. Belted ait wrath ee he | to bee talked of generally relate it fo You: | FRACES, RACES !—Trottieg Match, to come off | Selle yl the Monssboud Furniture. Re. = is about embarking again in ment Reliable persons assert that be is busy at work in Texas, getting up a foment that will finally overthrow and take ion of the Re- Legislature that I will not serve under Lincoln. If you bave the power to act, act at once. have bright prospects " R. Toomas.”’ We learn from the Montgomery Advertiser that the sea of excite- heats to harness, $1 er names b. h Eag well name r rk come off at 1 o'clock on no 19-3t* Gov. Moore; of Alabama, “after cousultation with the most ad nw of the State,”> is of the opinion that he is not authorized by the word- ing of the act of the Legislature to tssue his procla- blic of Mexico, cut it up {nto sovereign ‘States, ond then jojn the Southern ‘Confederacy. This looks something like the wild scheme of Aaron Burr, and for which he was tried for treason This rumor | give to you as it comes to me, with @»P» MO: FELLOWS’ MALL! x menc'ng On c NDAY EVENING. Noyember 23, — “lock, mation for the election of to a State | the assurance that I have myself heard Mr Ram. POR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. Gas gar Ccnvention until after the Presidential Electors | som, a distinguished citizen of Alaa, wake a apteTe vee have aie hr one the assertion publicly within the last hour.” Dabs ort the Cetin rea ba a ly of “ey J.C. MoGUIRE & CO, Aucts. . immediately after Looxixe Amgap GEORGE CHRISTY, J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. that dele, and’ tad elietinn tae Will be | _ An offer from New York, of aclab of ifty-seven'| ,Author of neatly al tbe Chote Get of 5 serees SALE OF FURNITURE held in as short a time as possible thereafter. so bs men, is made to Gov. Gist, of South Caro- joare in the profession: pad. ove formances Ne tes by hist FAYETTE pera On as to enable the Convention. to meet on or about | !tna, if thelr services are needed. The writer For te twelve years inthe city of York ve LJ 6, Novem ss, = the first Monday in January. concludes as follows: fore t ite of | i is, are & eae —s rom ta. the whole is ‘Tnx Pactric Statzs.—A dispatch from Wash- | ‘Sit, honorable patriotism must have its re- | antes for the exoe jouce of the cntertsinments Stay wu Swo sof trust to . ington says the Hon. Mr. Utero bas written to | Ward~ ‘Some will be satisfied with Aonor, others with imiary acquisition; but, sir, 1 want to serve that sturdy republic which shall be founded on ‘right, justice and equilty;’ and in order s0 to do, I respectfully submit my claim on the gener- osity of ie Exceliency by asking the appoiat- ‘onsul for this port.” New Mexico, advising his constituents to connect their destiny with the Pacific States if the Union should be dlaselved Californians: now in Wash- a declare their purpose to advocate the rastenent of an independent republic on the will open sii rR aOR oles Remem! his imuitabie and ing cow! asebore.as ap pomtively Four | Effects b On: her the origteal GEORGE CHRISTY in seats S0cts, admission ots, ; reser: ment of Doors open at a quarter to 7; Boe COM- i Pacific ‘Amen, menoing ats quartertos, JNO. P. SMITH. be a ig the letters to Gov. Gist, some are from J @ The pe eshegten 970 ) — 2 ast we mechanics and workmen, asking employment. | 2°13 Senne We have a abt there will be many more such. citizens, who is the owner of a large number of f % slaves, received a few days since some ‘tracts’ Rann Cae BALLS, PARTIES, &c. from Charleston on the subject of a Southern Con- te y and the necessity for disunion, &c. and that he bundled them all up and returned them with a note, sa’ ua that he had not rea them, and did not wish to receive any more such treasonable documents.”’ waht a THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. + VIRGINIA. The latest intel received from tbe elec- tion in this State is as follows :— Ricumonp, Nov. 19 —We have returns from the T= UNION ENGINE COMPANY, No. 2, GRAND te On TUESDAY, Dee Il, it PRANKLIN HALL, cor. 9th and D sts. Fariociace in future advert sement. no 2- ELON PARTY From Cuarizsron. Caarteston, Nov. 19.—It is rnmored here that our citizens will present Captain Berry, of the steamship Columbia, with a goid-beaded cane, for hoisting the “Palmetto flag” on leaving New York. A report fs in circulation that President Bu- same counties as yesterday,—more however be- ing official. In one hundred and thirty-seven counties, officially, reported and revised, Breck- inridge’s majority is 223. In thirteen counties, unofiicially reported Bell has a majority of 494° making Beli’s majority in the one bun will take and TR SECOND COTILLON PARTY of the AN At FRaxxiin Bact, D etroet, nea ‘Tickets 50 ladies. . Particulars in future advertisements, Painted Drees- ing ‘ashsteeds, with and with- denny Free and Cottage Bedeteads, nd, Prene lid Onk inted N's Feather Beds, Bairiors, sett Billoets, Toilet Stete, KLIN ACTIV ® ASSOCIA FON place on 1 WANKSOIVIN LYE, cents, admitting a gentieman’ nu fitty cowuties 271. The counties of Gey which chanan is going to attempt to coerce the South, ic OvFr NAME IS OUR MOTTO! age peas wblerkets ‘Gomisrts: Quilts, and gave Goggin 41 majority, Wycoming which gave ’ nen. but it is generally ded as a joke. Goggin 92 yw: and Webster, a new county, | Tho frst COTLLLON PARTY of Syst at Damark ~oloths, Napkins, Towels, There is nothing of interest transpiring in any | yet remain to be heard from. CLUB will take place at Trorn’s Hai, on Rafietcs : ht Stoves of the Southern capitals to-day. GEORGIA. FUBSDAY. Som. By tsb hg To neteuks Sarge variety ot & la - Extra Session oF THE Lovisiana LEecisLature. According to our figures, ins Savannah hos. Saggott, To Mer ariand, _ not ome Spcwmmaeate. New Oz.xans, Nov. 19.—Governor Moore, of | News in all the counties of this State, except two— 1. Smith, ‘m. Lewis no ba git $% — oe oo <-> 4 this State, will convene the Louisiana Legislature | Banks and Echols—Breckinridge is 351 votes be- 0.0 F. interest, peoeted 7 Spottt oe on the loth of December, to deliberate In refer. | hind the aggregate vote of Bell and Douglas. By | (13 o pp FEL ows LEVEE, ’ ence to public affairs. yesterday’s mail the returns of those two counti came ry Ae giving Breckinridge 553, Bell | Douglas 125. The Excite MEETING at CHARLESTON. difference ‘between these le was made of Carolina pine, one hundred feet ® RFIT OF COVENANT LODGE, No. 13, ets E D-STONE-CUTTERS and Ww Sone! at Great Falls, Washington CHAS 7; GRIF ITH, tastes. P.8. The House is for t tioneer. « nots. inquire ‘ofthe Ano- nom MA. ages. nome. we shal! sell, Tt o1 {Special dispatch to the New York Herald.) | figures, 427, and the deticit above stated, 351, 16 ODD FELLOWS’ HALt., Sevenrn Sr., CuarLeston, Nov. 17.—The people inaugn- | 76, which, if the returns be correct, is the majori- no oat ON DAY , November 26, 1860. FUTURE DAYS. rated the revolution at 11 o’clock this morning. % of Breckinridge over both his competitors, - — Our citizens are out en masse. Our leading im- | There are, however, no doubt, numerous errors, By J.C. MeoGUIRK & CU.. Auctioneers. Porting inerchants have erected a mammoth pole | in the returus sent to the ind we conclude WANTS. CORPORATION OF WASHI near the Charleston Hotel, and the hoistin; the | that an official count will be necessary in order to My Pe Avction —On i State flag on it has been Gully celebrated. The | settle the result. A R s2latin-t até o'clock, at us sx gt » and surmounted by the cap of Lberty. Cables were stretched across the streets to prevent the passage of vehicles. There was a dense ci Firty THovsanp Frex Ngorogs Comine Nortn'!—A Southern dispatch to a city paper duct Good wages and steady empioymen' no 20 3t* t. a R. J. DOBBINS, J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. says: Thits understood that the Legislatures of Vir- ginia and North Carolina will act at once on a roposition to send all the free negroes in their imits to the North, and =z pay their ex- thither out of the State ig There are over fifty thousand free negroes in those two States. It is said other Southern States will pur- sue the same policy.’’ the following, from the oe over two squares, on Meeting street. ‘The ne! 5 ures house-tops were crowded with people. housands of ladies of the highest res- pectability thronged the baleontes and windows, waving their handkerchiefs. Impromptu stands were erected, and the priaci merchants took seats. The flag was then hoisted amid the tre mendous cheering of the populace and the great- est excitement ever known here. Speeches were made by Messrs Barker, Robertson, Canneau, Hammond and pa The Washington Artillery paraded, and fired one hundred guns as the Bag went up. Bells were rang. and the band played the Marseiliaise Hymn. This fired up the French element of our Population. After the Marseiilaise, the band — the ‘Miserere,’? from ‘“ ‘Trovatore,” for he Union. The flag is white, with a Palmetto tree in the man dai Addre: And such notices as Charleston taco 1 would seem to show that a similar movement is on foot in South Carolina: “Ate aoe iepes at Beech Branch, St. Peter’s Parish, on the 7th day of Nevember, the followi tesolution was » and unanimously ado) 4 ‘Resolved, ‘I we petition to the Legislature of our State, in behalf of the St. Peter’s Regu- lators, to sell into slavery, or cause to be removed from our State, the free negroes, in the shortest possible time. in @ first w Y, ° Eno 2 2° WARTED-A IRON a 6 pre ferred Referenc=s required, Apply at 664 ixth st., Inland, ANTED—A PARTNER, with a nt Wom sno honani nn titses ndred doliats, t-class dress M Washington, D. ANTED—A WOMAN and a KOY, housework, ferly, at No, 2548 st. None noed app! ¥ oan the best mendations. pete es as tO W lve bavines tnow/odge of the, vosisess aad who will By WALL & BARNARD, Auctionsere Sowh side of Pa av. and corner of Nimth st. OUSRROLD 1G, 23d in- “ s Pari- ae . tuit of Parlor Furniture, o. nesting of Sofas, Arm Marble top Center abl ie enter b” Mehorany’ Round and Extension Walaut Dising e, Dring Charre, Gilt frame Mirror, Dameck and ‘Lace Curtaius, Cornice and Gult ‘Shades, Handvome’ Bronze Gas Brackets ana Hall Globe, ‘eivet, Brusse's ‘Bi top and T my Ao med Oileloth, Cc e Chamber for exerciae. must be a ‘ood diver. Visitor,” through the Post COOK, WASHER, and American girl or no 19-2t* ital of rocery store. Ai - Nw &E no 19 St* to do ness iy e bring recom- no 19-2t* can give satisfactory reference Address, through d Cottage is, center, and bears the words ‘“‘Animis opibusque “BrnsaMin R. Bostick, Jr., Pres’t. the Bost Office, D: L., giving pame and reference, Baraca Shuck Mattresses, parats”” At the same time the Charleston Hotel, ‘“Rosert H. Girvorp, Secretary.” no 17-3t and Glass W: the Mills House, and other large hotels, flung oui the Palmetto flay. All this occurred in the full blaze of the noon- bes sun, and the people vowed that the stars and stripes should never wave again in Charleston. A Mx. Brecxtnnipsx To px CaLiEp Out.—Str Ww P appeals will be made from Kentucky, and the conservative interests in other Soutbern States, for Mr. Breckinridge to attend and address the NTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE. eo r are, ‘ooking and other Stovse and Kitohen U: Terms: $0 3 over te it of ‘20D. housekeeping, or hay at "i = a Prices PI SON TS *% RI ITH, ° poisd WALL& NARD, Avots, Then speaking Spe The addresses were short but stirring, and all were from persons engaged Ul eae and who seldom meddle in public affairs. ‘This was emphatically a movement of the peo- ple, and not of politicians. The » ‘kers all addressed the crowd 2s ‘Citizens of the Southern Republic,”’ and said this wasa Pledge of Southern South Carolina Convention next month. As be was the candidate of that section, and enjoys its confidence, they could not refuse to hear bim, if he should consent, and in that beg hoe judgment of the people might be reached by reasons they will never bear if a Convention ix permitted to pursue its own reckless course. TURE o WNP PRATT int By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers XTENSIVE —— OF F RNID FrEC 7 ara MSTA Sint | ceive Suir or PEO AND the highent prices, dad, Es geoaisat Me-sortentho- drecparmin ota cafes Saige shee un Dealer in Furniture, Stoves, & a ‘coms, we shall sell an joors west of the Auction xtensive assortmen 408 7th *t., bet. G and H. east side. jousehold Effects, com- cone to support the great movement of inde- Mr. Bell is enderstood to ae prereses © give ne*. the influence of bis name and counsel to LOST AND FOUND. one Free excetlent Piano Fortes, Stools and Wajnutand shorsny Sofas, Arm, Rooking jor aire, an proper Union demonstration in the South, auld would doubtless co-operate with Mr. Breckin- ridge in an endeavor to arrest the ‘ojected reyo- lutiona schemes of the Secessionists. During the speaking processions poured in from different sections of the city, with music and can- non, each saluting the Palmetto banner. On the dwellings there are bung out banners with such mottoes as ‘‘Now or never;”? “No ste; backward;” “The argument is ended;”” “Stand | 1177 One man in Virginia gains $100,000 on to your arms;”’ “South Carolina goes lone—her | the electoral vote for Bell in his State. trumps, Magrath, Coleock, an these she claims a march.” The tri-color flag was bung out from the theater, Connor—with —————— THEATER, THEATER, THEATER! children are all adorned by mothers with the blue O3T—Yesterday afternoon Bank xo the corner of Fourteenth »tieet and New York avenns, a circular cambric HAND- KERCAI nid REWARD —Strayed from the subscriber S$: aboutthree weeks nes,ared COW metic pag gis mith wate hase, short tan er on the right ear and si nore disfigured tha does Th . a CESS! and the words inserted—Dieu et mon droit. aid t Secession badges have become universal. Even MM ENSE BuctESS | -< u Et HUGE bet: Riges’ % a th vtieet ea @ut-frame Mirrors, Oi! Paintings and Bogravings, ts, and Vase: EF, he ny one by re! AT 12 o’cLock, ms ri 2 foe ' B OF THE a ont of tne Auction Rooms, two rv bon. parties are armin; Or e contin- ~- iy z and under cach; over that sum a grey a conten Repotvers aed paint Bre rma BEAUHEL sie aeite COW, srr dines Stare oe lato Sedat Not a ship in the harbor has the Federal flag POETRY ow : has osived. ‘The owner will come forward, prove | ROt% DONINE interest. Bailif, Stying , but far down the Bay it can still be die. POETRY AN p roperty, pay charces.and take her away Apply | no 19 d ic. MoGUIRE & Coe Aucts, cerned flying over Fort Moultrie, POETRY AND SONG? EWir, B°BERRIN, First District Poltoe. Bot A ATE het o arnahe bret son Tie snd mete tee een se monatration to-night Miss CORDELIA HOWARD: Pe re ee pee ay sungitoe e stand near the pole was beaut! illum{na- 4 5 O8T OR STOLEN—A ht BRACE- “% s . Speeches were made by Captiln Thomas, of _MISS CORDELIA HowakD! Oi ae apg seed Jos Qa Pearepa, « Juntioe A the State Military Academy, who assured the CONTINUOUS ENGAGE hinges. As it may be oif:red for sale, jewellers and | 01 Ont ‘on the 16th day of audience that the Cadets were ready at a mo- CONTINUOUS ENG wabrokers will OD We Bow No S64 "City | 1863, in favor of Jo ment’s notice; also by Chancellor Carroll, Messrs. CONTINUOUS EN two 4. D. W,, Box No. Seay oi and chattels, lands wToa: prea eke nina e ee gerne THREE HUNDRED NIGHTS = REWARD.—Striyed iach inet. | ea tsced by ‘© da ie a 8) it EE i a EW. .— Str} a on the inst, for the banks to suspend now. “it ifsupporen wt THREE HUNDRED Rights $5 Sey Ae ee "COW tiatned ia Peves'tn snd may be done about the middle of next week. The eg ee - livered at corner of ‘no! ere, however, are as as gold. | p * ihe Bank of Charieston to-day holsted the State Mons quan ONE HUN BRED AETERNOONS: areees Pipette, Capsal Bi), Ka 2ot orn THAN ( "| Or REWARD— ‘i Notwithstanding the stringency in money af- be ED AUDIENCES $5 Rea » > ee oe en ae fairs, the city is lively and business quite brisk. CROWDED AND pELig TE ENGES | red bufla’o 2 OW. having two sosre 2 teat enon, Will probably sit’ a week, but | CROW Din AND DELIGHTED AUDIES on de. The above twill the first thing done will be secession. Mevrath is Wy NEW +ore IN NEW YORK: aid t person returnine and cow to the owner, much talked of as the Commissioner io setile wih = s2 J OHN [HE.oorner of Filth and Ridge sts., the Government the terms of secession. He is evsaspon learned, firm and cool. Public confidence in the success and beneficial results of the revolution grows stronger daily. Tae Vincinia ProGRamun. Ricuwonp, Nov. 17.—I have taken considerable pains to ascertain what the attitude of Virginia shall be in the coming crisis. Her rpose is to maintain a position of armed neutrality until she is to tender her services as mediator, ¢ official sanction of the Legislature, ora Convention called by its authority. it is known that she will, meanwhile, Prepare for the et for if the States now threatening to secede shal adopt her pocwmme, and that shail fail to be carried out by non-compliance on the part of the North, Virginia will unite in the secession move- ment. She will ask the Southern States to into a Southern Conference with her, and itis understood that mgs will go, provided she lays down beforehand the programme which shall form the basis of action. This, it is supposed, Virginia will do, and from information commu- beeen ~ it A be of a character sufficiently comprehensive and exacting to satisf; ultea Sonthern men. * ise t will embrace, first, a repeal of the stat nullifying the Fugitive Slave law by those States which have ‘d such statutes, with a guaran- tee of a faithful enforcement of that law in the fa- ture; second, a concession that the Constitution authorizes the carrying of slaves into the common territory, and consequent Protection for slave oe an therein; and, third, that Congress nor the executive shall not interfere with slavery in the States or Territories, except for ho 19-3 years down. es 8 ARTHUR! GTHERS, cISFEks, ND GHILoR: N, CHILDREN, CHILDREN, irngss THis BeavtirvL PeRromMance! with whit Out To-Day, AND FOR SALE AT G. G. Evans's Gift Book Store, 476 Pennsylvania AVENUE, WHERE A GIFT WORTH FROM 50 Cents te $100 1S PRESENTED WITH EACH BOOK AT THE TIME OF SALE. Guesees at Truth. by Two Brothers, Lake House, by Fanny Lewald, Methodism Successful, by B. F. Tefft, Hood’s Whims and Oddit es, by Thos. Hood, Will He Find Rer, by Winter Summerton, The Union Text Book,—every body should ita protection in between M and N, Northern Ste Se $5 BREVARD —ttrared Sway, on or about the oD 4 idge, on» sorre! one, them to me, or Robert Rainey’s s'ab'e, on Ki; st, between Dand K sta, no 1s-2t* "TAKEN UP.—Founa t ises, n ar the pase tt a COWocand two HEIFERS wi . LT, 60r7 ths old. Phe. sites rd lbs pu ey ae gra white. one dak red, and Tho last t owners are island. OAR DING.—Three four si | Exe Mpaeeegees a @O0 WHERE YOU CAN GET YOUR [Pr TRY IT! PROVE IT! KNOW IT! branoslef Gam, payabiowith Talsreee on the Seek . from my pasture, scro-s the Lone ORSE. about 5 or 6 ith tip of the left ear tarned JAMES ROACH. img On =, PDridge. these ge ome 3 one black, oo oper Oa Perea + Ted and, the other red and white. are heifers, without horns ‘ested tv come forward, prove prop- tno’ ane Oe, JOHN Bovor as, For indupeme, ts, ‘en 4 2 S enact ke, eet ee hes we are TO THE PUBLIC! MONEY'S WORTH! ‘b the latter when necessary. Some fa' read it)~price @1, sa end BUYS jae peogramaree, to the extent of Hpac x ‘The Recreations of a Country Parson, PROVE WHAT? <<" at a taw by Congress forthwith, for i your WOQD there its protection in the Territo: :: 17 Our Catalogue contains the best selection of Getzes oe . Mf thts programme shait mca, bythe Con-| Books for fre-side reading, to be fousd in tig | © eqaber than co fhe ity you ference, and the North show any disposition to j 1 country. {[7 All are invited to call and examine for compromise u it. then a National 3 willbe called fo. adjust the pending semsernce | eee oil7,Roge that tenet ODOR MEASURE aad Upon that basis Should these measures fail to G. G. EVANS, | mag xp FREE OF = ’ obtain the sanction of the North, secession of all} no 19-3t 476 Pennsylvania avenue, _ . “abe seeding ace ill tock EW BOOKS BY CaT! ere m1 ng will seek to render the ; PIONEER MILLS! Scatreta: cool ing Camis | Nu uetea Sime MO AQMECER | auctor tun save rhselstirr, Will defeat thelr pwn. pa‘ pope, which hey 0} ° the use. Sournwast cet Stamp Casar teceation hhovement Teer nee ti no.19 GEORGE PAGE, Acer. 8! comm: any demand of a more stein- rent character than ia ARRELS PRIME C E gramme. ‘She will yield her acne soe 50 bi native of dis: demands there! 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