The New York Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1860, Page 10

NEW YORK AERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1860—TRIPLE SHEET. 10 TRADE IN CHE ME TROPOLIS. | Moser. OB. Tweedy & Co., No. 194 Daane street, have | North ts 20 shsken that they will not send here for them. | racterized bya mast distrering rtagnation—while ope half her csual force of cutters employed, and will make | They sraaiy have plenty of Southern orders for theso ar | ratives have been discharged from work, anda wiater of up about balf their ueual stock for next seegon, They ticles; now they have none, bopeless idleness stares them in the face—while mer: | do not consider {: prudent, in view of existing affairs, to | Meeers, Hotchkies, Fenner & Bennett, 49 Vesey atreet, | chants and merchants’ clerks lounge larily in thoir coust- make 1p more, | ®tate that the trade with the South is much less than | ing rooms,an1 broot in meiaucholic anticlpations over Meesre, Devyiin, Hudgon & Co, corner of Broadway and | Warren street, have « large Southern trade in ctothing, | coofidence t# restored im the minds of the Soathern | of business whic more fortunately is blessed with a de- | which was very active till the first week in November, | people. gree of activity bam been unparalleled for years, From that ttme their orders from tro South began to fall | Sixteen other houses dealing in this live give 08 | While cloths, hats, «cy goods, boots snd shoes, car | off, and have now entirely ceased for more than a week | similar reports. risgea, millinery, snd, in fact, almost every article | past. They are now doing literally nothing in the way | ‘that can be coumerated, lie untouched, save by of sendizg goofs to the South, and depend attogether ou ‘Thig department of trade with the Spat! the ottea coverings that keep them from their jocal trade, which is alco very large. Active one, is now almost entirely lifeless | both view and dust, our dea'ers in gans ant pistols dad OPERATI VES IDLE. | Afvouse on Warren street, which deals very largely ta | Messrs. A. Bininger & O>., 94 Liberty etrect, report ‘8 | themselves driven from morning till uight in supplying | tatiore? trimmings, do not sell ten per cent af their uscal | S7thern trade as very dul'—nothing doing. They bevo | the orders that daily pour im upon them from the | wales at this time of the year, They supply large manu- | ters from the South which say that it may becvni- Routh. The mapufactories aro everywhere ringing fecturing houses which make clothing for tho Seuth; and | ‘ently relied on that secession will take place, but that with the busy note of preparation, and It is impossible ‘a6 their establishments are now idle, of course there is ao | the trade between the Sonth and the North wil! be re | not to percotve the indications that a portioa of our | domand for trimmings. gumed, These letters also proserve the same honorable country bas been aroused toa pitch of warlike determi- ‘Merars, Jobn Paret & Son, 840 Broadway, and J.D, | tone with regsrd to the iadebteduess of the South that | pation, such a8 only precedes an actual outbreat and ap- | Seott & Co., 97 Chanrbers strect, are making up m stock | pervades all tetters from that quarter, The writer ®sy | peal to arms, | much lighter than utual, in consequence of the existing | that their indebtedness will be fully liquidated, and all In view of this condition of affairs, and the various | State of aitairs at the South, Ubey wek for ie hme. | romore that have been recently circulated concerning | Mears. J. Wilde & Go, 386 Broadway, emoloy half | Merere John Mi'ls & Co., If Prostway, who cmually 40 | jargely increased demand for these saoguinary articles, | their usual numer of huods, and will make up haif thelr _ ® large Zouthern borinese, have lial fewer orders during | | Some of the Consequences of ihe Threatened Revolution. MANUF ACTORINS CLOSED. WINES, BRANDIES, ETC. Ny a ms Fifteen diemens Laberers Get of Bmployment. Hats, Caps, Foote, Shoes, Carriages, Clothing, Millinery, Ae, ata Diseoust. THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PICTURE. we give aa account to day of the extent of this demand, the usual etock. tbe three woeks than usual, avd do not expect bsi- kind of arma most!y ordered, aad such other ‘acte con- Lewis B. Brown & C>,, B1 Chambers street, have about | pees to improve til the comfldenge of the South \ their veal force employed, and will make up their usaal reetored | tock, if matters at the South becows no wores. They | Messrs fdgarton & O»., 16 Broadway, who usually do have a branch houge at the South. | jarge Sow bera business ju bonded wines aud liquors, are be placed. uenal, and that there ‘s no bepe for better thicgs until | the upprowimng prozpect of affairs, there is one branch — nected with the subject as we have beon enavied to derive — | from the statements of dealers upon whom reliance may | It ie generally supposed that the present activity in the | WARLIKE enbenntsunes IN THE SOUTH. Our Dealers Unable to Supply Orders for Firoarms. The @nty Business in the North that Fags, | Rey Rory ae ‘Wo present below the results of somo Investigations in regard to the present condition of some of the trades of this city, as atlected by the recent and present state of political affairs at the South. While all branches of busi- pees bave sutlered some, particular departments have been and are afizcted In # much greater degree, The de- pression waich ailects ene largo manufacturing interest, fer wstance, extends through many others whish are close'y dependent upon and aliied with it. 80 thet-when the manufacturers of one claas are obliged to discharge their workmen, those of othor classes often have no alter- ative than to follow eui:. It is imposeible to estimate correctly the namber of work people of both sexes who | have been thrown out of employment in this oity during ‘the last week, or wh» were informed on Saturday evening that thetr-employers had no more work for them. The umber certainly reaches @fteen thousand, and probably far exoceds that number. Many instances bave trepepired of large orders given by the South, previous to the clection, for variou Dranches of manufactures, heviag been countermanded within the last two weeks Among these was one of 96,000 for hats, one of $8,000 for clothing, two amounting to $14,520 for harness, and « single order ‘for $25,000. ‘These avo facis which certainly speak loudly enough. The manufacturers of carriages 12 New York (with but very few-exceptions, which will be noticed below) have | Deen campelled to discharge all, or nearly all, of their workmen ip consequence of the complete cessation of their orders, Some of them have branch cetablishments, | or their principal factories and workshops, in Newark, Now Jersey, aad in Now Haven, tho operatives ia which either reside in New York, of bave their families here. Bo gereral bas beea the movement that it may be safely said that ail of their bacds have seen discharged. Amoug the firms who bave been compelled to take this step sre those of T. Denman, Mooney & Co, Win Piatt, Sanders & Co, Onbora & Go., Penoyer & Willis , te Union Carriage Company, H. Miller all tea firms, all of this city. There are ether rons who have diecharged bali or one quarter of their respective forces, and are working the remainder. Mr. Wm. L. McHonald, 619 Broadway, one of the largest manufacturers in tho city, had a very busy seasoo until Kovember let, tluce which time his orders from the South fell off rapidly, aod have now eutirely ceased. He bas been able to make 8 discrimination in the reduction cf hie force. He bas retained in employment ai] the mea with families, who would othorwite eucTor tn want, but bas been compelled to dinc2arge all of bis single and young men. Meeers. Tilton, Worre!! & Co, No 40 Brovdway, are doing & much ice business now than usnal at thie tine of year, 7 4 from (he South ere mach fewer Dut their letters express the most conservative foeliag, and are bighly honorable in their tone Mr Stevens, No €00 Groaiway, gives about the eame report, ‘They think thet it will be die to look for aay tmprovement tn the business until tae cease of agitation Bo longer exist* Afirm furtber up Broadway, who refused at firat to give any information, amd blustered about the Henao, ‘and declared they sold cor as much as ever, admitted at last that their Southera taade had entirely ecased 6\uce the 6th of November Mesars. Brewster & win, No 180 Broatway, woo manufrcture for city use, 20d all Grst clase vabicier, still at work as useal, aad with no redactioa of their force. Jobn R. Lawrence & Oo 410 Broadway, manufac: tare for the West Indice, Socth America and Davope. ‘They ave till at work a# wroal, SADDLE wm, FTC. In this department of trade the Diow ber struck with lerribie force. The guthern tra¢e in these.articles appears to be ea- tirely broken vp All the large manufacturers, who at this time of year are umuaily kard et work, with oven Mossrs. Longstreet, Bradford & C>., 043 Browlway, | DOW doing vory little, and have been for three weeks have still orders from the South, and aro still at work, bat | Past. They do not expect any improvement as long as the prudently, Their leiters from the South speak excourag- | Present state of things at the South continues. Fifteen houses engaged in the same trade give us ngly of the prospects. Fourteen other houses have made Ia*ge reductions in | SbOut tho sme report. PAPER, BAGGING, CORDAGE, ETC. their foree, the encouragement for the trade for the next season being so alim. There in a great falling off since the election iu the de- wand for paper from the South,“of all descriptions. it ls BOOTS AND SHORS. a Many large houses evgaged in the manutacture of boots | UPderstood that the machinery for several papor mili bas been ordered, and is now on its way to reveral of the end shoes have discharged from balf to three fourths of cotton States,aud that arrangements have boos perfected their workmen, in consequence of the aspect of aifetrs at | the South. They say that usually, at this time of year, | they aro busily engaged in manufacturing, but that this year there ig no encouragement for them to do #9; that they bave mo orders trom the South to till, and therefore cannot manufacture as usual. Mesrs, Emerson, Brewster & Co , 108 Broadway, say ‘that withia the last three weeks their orders from the Sonth have been gradually falling off, and have now en- Urely ceased. With other portions of the Uaioa they are doing the usual business. They have many letters from the South, which, while containing neither orders nor re- mittances, are yet candid and highly honorable tn their | tone, and express warm devotion to the Union, acd carcett determination to remain in it. Meesrs, Warren & Wiison, 27 Murray street, are still receiving some orders from the South, but much fewer than usual€é this time of year, owing to the feeling of upeasiners at the South. Messrs. George & Bro , 17 Murray street, report s slight fa ling off im their Southern trade Messrs. Hewes, Hyatt & Co., ‘14 College place, state thay the demand for boots and shoes for the last two or three weeks has been quite limited; that the South have or- dered very fow goods since the election, aa they feel that | it would be-more.judicious to pay thetr proseat indebted. neces than to order new goods. They say there is no class | of merchante more honorable and high minded thea those of tke South, moet of thom being mon of wealth and bigh standing at bome as well as | here; that they will pay all they owe, if not at maturity, as toon thereaftor as they make collections; that they will not repudiate their honest debts in the Union or out of it. That notwithetanding that the South looks to New York for the bulk of her supplies of boots aud sboes, atill the prospects for the epritg trade here are not good. Toey state that there is a email etosx on band hero, that manu tnrers are doing but ilttle, and that if a good demand ehould spring up in the pring many styles woald thea kell at remanerative rates, EATS AND OAPs. ‘This ia the time of she year when tho hat manufactur. ors aro largely engaged in getting out their new stocks, and are bestiy ocoupied with their preparations for the spring trade. Now, #0 discouraging have been the nature of thetr advices from their Southern correspondents, that | they are doing literally nothing Their Southern letiors | state that the events of the last two or three weeks bave destroyed all confidence ta the North, and that as hore is | no telling what the resi new businers arrangements. The consequence has besa that the bat manufacturers have discharged a portion of thelr workmen, and will bo compelied to make a still far ther reduction in their forcs unlees the exasperated foe! pg cf the South can be sootbed and contidence once more estored Messrs, G. W. & J. Read, 69 Warren treet, ere still re eolving tome Soathern orders, but not #9 many as usual Meerrs, Star, Birnum & Sveloy, 845 Broadway, aro usanily, at this time of year, recelying orders from the Sonih, bat have not had any einco November ®. Ao ex- tract from ove cf their lettere from Florida will show the reason. The writer fays:—“The people hero say thoy will boy mo goods of any merchant who bays in Now York, or any other Northern c'ty, You have the strovget friends in Florida of any house in New York, | and, even tn the event of soseerion, thoy would a'trk to you, Dut for the determisation of the contamere not to rthorn houses. Tne merchants here are nei Ja, but to a man they say they will not erder a sicgie dollar's worth from New York.’” Several other large bat dealers report a very falliog of in their Southern orders, acd have } similar in tone to the above. Messrs Doryee, Jacques & C>,No 946 Brondway, aro bot mak ipg thetr naual preparations for the spring trace They bave greatly reduced their manufacturing for consequence of the cessation of orders from the Syath At this time of year they are usually very basy, aad em ploy & large force of workmen. Messre Horsey, Farrel & Co , 43 Coambers street, who "0 it will be, they wish to make no | in other lecalitics in tho South for the manufacture of their own paper, This will probably, bowover, be « work of time, and it may be a jong time before the South can make her owa paper in sufficient quantity, Ia the meantime, of course, ebe will continue to buy here. Many of the dealers, however, ia paper, bagging ang Cordege report a great {uling off in thelr orders from the South atnce the election. STRAW GOODS, In thie department of trade businces ts much proe- trated. At this time of year the manufacturers are usualy evgeged in makirg up their spring stockr; ba | this year the lettere of their agents in the South are of | fuck 4 nature that they have no eacouragement to expect | anythicg ike tho urual spring buriners, ard they are | therefore obliged to take ta sail toan extent never before | done. Miny factories have been entirely stopped | eince the election. But this is not the worst. Thousands of women and children were cepeadeat upon the light | labor of this branch of manufactures for their daily bread. Now, out of forty thousand people ueually ex. ployed, neasly one haif are out of work, and of these fully ten thousaed are women acd chlidron of from ten to af. teen years of age. Mesers. Fiagg & Baldwin, who bave a large factory, ‘and whore trade beging about th!s time, have been com | pelied to discharge nearly all of their work people, Tuey expect vo trade at all this winter. Three other large establiehments make the same report. & DANK SAFFS—SAFES IN GENERAL. Merers Wilder & Co., manufacturers of Wild’s cele- brated salemander safes, state that their business has fatien off to w very great extent. During the month of No vember cf last year they made two handred and thirty. one safes of all kinds; and they are usually busy at this season. Since the recent election, however, their orders from the South bave fallen off to such an extent that they have becn ecmpelied to discharge half of their workmen. For the jast three weeke they have employed the re. maining balf of their force on three quarters time, prio cipally in finiehing op old orders. Another esfo manufactarisg house, of equal celebrity, has been obliged to retrench their force of workmen, in consequence of the falliog of of Southern orders and the position of atfairs at the South. They are at present working one-half of the!r usual foros at this time of year If matters do not improve, of which they cotertata at present no hope, they will be compelled to make a still further reduction of force. Two bounces not directly engaged In manufacturing, bat | largely epgaged in selling safer, state that daring the !ast | tnreo weeks their sales bave fallen off fally sovouty per cent from the usual eales in November, They have | diecharged all their superfuous force, | Three othcr houses engaged in the ean | thovgh not €o largely, make Pisoilar reports. INDIA RUBBER GOODS. The Hodson Manvfacturiag Company had every pros pect of a large business up to the end of October, and were at that t'mo as largely engaged in manofacturing as usual. Aince the election, however, they find their expos | tetions completely ¢itappolnted, and tay that trade was never #) dull se ab present. They have not as yot dis charged their workmen, ag thelr goods find castomers to a)! parte of the worlé; but, while they live in hope of bot- ter times, they are free to adm't that their expennes are | double wbat they make, and witi continue to be #0 until | the agitation at the South subsides. | Ano her large rubber manufactory havo discharged s0 | many of their bande that their factory wears an arpect of almost Sanday quiet. They say that they beve dasiuess, | trom the Ssath bave ent.rely ceased withia the last three | weeks FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY. It would be easy to fill @ whole colama with there | dealere in these articles. | | ports of the manufacturers a1 | There sre three or four boutes whioh et)! continue to | mannfacture Bat the general report for seventy-two ge manvfacturers and dealers 1@ the same, acd that The States enumerated are also parchasing largely of | trade is only the growth of the last four wooks—a moro | mushroom, as it were, tha; has started out of the excite- | mevt renolting from the Presidential election, 80 far | from this being the case, no less than five months have | Gapsed since our dealers in this department of trade be: gan to observe the starting signs of the times that have ‘sce become more publicly known. Daring the whole of this period severa! of the Southern 3atos have been | busy, through their military adjutante ja this city, pur | chasing arma for their troops, laying up a supply of am muattiou, stocking their armorles with all the improved _ | {mplements for dealing destrastion among men, and otherwise preparing for the emergency then antic!pated. It ie not until of late, however—say withia thirty ‘hat the feeling has spread from the State autivrition to the public at large, and that the latter have | begun, both as individuals, associations and comma nities, to ‘arm for war.” From these private sources it their orders. orders, but all agree that it has been very large, and has | been culminating fora much longer poriod than moat pereons are willing to believe. It is safe to say, taking thetr various estimates—for al! differ in their figaring— that the augmentation of receipts, as compared with the demand last year, bas been not less than two hundred per cent. Aw regards the exact number of firearms sent South, tt is impoeeible to arrive at any definite conclusion. Business men very correctly decline to open their as’ count books to the world, and {t is only from general statements made that we can arrive at an ides of the ex- tensive trade going on. In fact, many of these gentlemen betray @ mawkish pensibility upon the subject of giving Information, and thereby, as they ray, ‘adding fuel to the flames,” that is decidedly amue when one takes into considera tion that they are the only parties at present reaping the Derefit. Several of them regard the agitation as little more than the natural effervescence of the Southern na ture, and express the belief that it will not continue for many weeks longer. One said to our reporter:—''There is just about as much meaning to this Southern excite ment as there js in the sputter of a bottle of epraco beer when the cork is first drawn.” And yet this same indiyidoal was at thet moment boxing up several hundred dollare worth of Colts | revolvers, chuekling, no doudt—if ope could judge from bis contented physiogromy—over eveate that, | however much they portended evil to others, were dovbling and trebling his usual icoome ‘The weapons most in demand are, of course, rifles and revolvers Of the former may be enumerated Cult's six ebooter; Sharpe's, which shoots almost ad libitum; May- nard’s arew breech-loading invention, by which fifteen | stots can be dred !n a minute; the United States Missis- tippl rilfe, and the Eofeld Minnie rifle, both of which are raid to be the bestof the kind in the world. These latter, however, bave been purchased mostly by the State authorities, and are now nearly all out of the mar- ket. Of Vaited States Missiseipp! rifles nearly twelve thousand bave been old. Of the Fufleld Minnie rifle, tome (bree thourand, or ail that could be bad. ‘These were manufactured at the time of the Orimean war forthe British go-errment, to the extent of nearly two miilion of ¢otlars worth, and if more are required the demand will doubtlees have to be mate on the other wide of the | water. A few days ego there arrived by the steamer City of Hartford, from Hartford, eighteen handred Sharpe's ps tent carbines and forty thoustnd cartridges, em rowle for the Governor ef Georgis,by whom they were ordered. This State has been purchasing largely for some four or Aye months past, and ia pow tn equally good, if not tn better condition for = warlike exigency, than avy other of her Southern sisters, Alabams, North Caro'ina, South Carolina, Missiveipp! and Virginia have beon likewise in vesting largely in these wicked weapoa for several months; bu: the demand (rom the Istter State may be in part accounted for by the fact that the has reseotly es | tablished a Stato argcaal, which, uader «ny otreamstances, the would probably be at present engaged in fitting out. Te | @ ‘argo stock of goods on hand, but that their orders Various statements have been circulated ag to her arma | ment, and the number of well provided men she cso | bring into the Geld. There is no doubt that in an emer. | | gency from twen'y five to thirty thousand would respond to the tap of the (rom, completely equipped for ervice; but in point of heavy ordnance, rified cannon or the long armed means of warfare, like the reat of the Southern States, she is far behind the North extra beeJe engaged, are gow Going novbing. Within Fe uruallyat this time of the year largely engaget '= | yo ort ig, taat the business Js in a state of comple stag. batteries, bolsters, swords and military equipments three wee's past their Sowtharn orders have entirely coated © ving 0 enoouragemac: ic coatinue business, they have, as a general thing, dischared four-fifths of Adeir workcsen, Last Saturdey might saw ten thousand operatives <asclnding thelr wivee and obildren) out of em. getting up stocks for the spring trade, are now doing | comparatively nothing {n that way, acd have discharge! many of their workmen, although cawilling to do ao They have no encouragement to get up ao wring siock Torco Jarre estadliahments on Ercatway, betwoon pation. that they dare no; manufactare as they usually | do at this season, as the prospect is that if they do their | goods will remain on their hands; that they bave bad to | Cinabarge at least « quarter of their bands and t> employ | the remaleder upon work that they can send ployment indLls department, ead destitute of the meang Trinity church aad the Battery, bave diecharged nearly a}! | to pew markets; that their bosinoss with the of aubsistenes. The step was taken by the employore witb great seluctanoe, and only under ibe pressure of im. perative neces’: Mesars Betis, Nichols & Oo., carser of Broadway and Leonard street, co employment 4o warimen which fed eigbt hondred Hed apy asner thar tbe sectional Candidate been glocted they could Lava Kert the greater part of their Coreg ot work throogh abe winter bat since 4d cleetion of Ligcola their ordere dram the Soath have extirely ceased, and, having n0 work 4o make, sey bave been (ompelled to discbarge all of thele workmen Messrs Morriaan, Gord & Co 36 Chesabers su .et, are tm the same cavegaty, aad bave been obliged t pursue & wimilar course, thaagh aot to so large ao extent. They are Colng literally eothjng, but before the Get of, Novi ber wore doing mom ther -belr uma! basioces. Meegs J.T Smith Co, 344 Broadway tare come large orters on band for co.ucre, whieh will deep moe of Gbetr forse employed. Merare. Trainor & Co <>. Zroadway, are edlmalce fome work and Ging eae grvers, but not ef gauch ec fonoal at Abie time of your Mewre. Daarcomd & Ce. 43,\. poe tinue to recelee some @oathern orpert, but thelr trade 4 duller than eauelet Bie time of pear, except in Olaghes Mesera. Condint, Jennings & Oo .c.-ner of Warrea a9 Gureh etrege, usually empley 42 to 380 workmen , Chere will be aay kaprovement in treads. their ney and are doling nothing in the way of mano b “(tiers Ames & Monlton, Broadway, Lave been com: peiled to discharge ® part of their force within the last | two.woeks They aay there bas never becn e seasya with | @ litile encouragement fer business before. Two Inrge bat factories in Brooklys teve deen com polled to suspend operations, and discharge all thelr operatives, COTION, TOBAECC AND GROCRA MEL. le these articles there most marked fag off ta the eognnt of trode, We bare learned of geat authority that Ke merchaots of Charloetm, Savannah and other | Boura is atan end, and has Beem for three woeks past. ‘The dealers state (bat for the same period they bave not even uncovered (heir goods; aad we saw more than thirty shores where the goods Iaid piled wpon the counters, covered with long brown hollead ¢loth, while the sales. men lounged adout tbe doors, gaging at the passers by. In former years at this time the @ame ttores were filled ve customers and all the seleemen were as busy as beet. S1LKS AND FANCY Bay GooM, The trade in silks aod fancy dry goocs doos not seem to bave fallen off to as great af extent as many other branches of business. We bave ¢ean the order books of generally. Of pistols, those moet actively called for are Colt’s re. volvers. Of theee there are three sizes—the pocket, belt of navy and holster or army pistol. The largest orders ‘rom the States are for the two latter, but private dealers send most for the pooket size, thus ladicting — that the citizens geverally are “arming for the fray Either of these contains an amount of death done ap io smal) packages which renders it under certaia circum stances a most cesirable neighbor. From six to ten thoa- sand “Colts”? have probably found @ market Soath within the las: month. Next to these are the Adame revolver (a pistol much used daring the Cri mean war, end now manufactured jn thie country), Allen | & Wheeiock’s, Warner's, Smith & Weseon’s, imitation | Colt’s, eelf-cocking revolvers, and others—ail fire, six acd teven sbooters, and more or lees effective, aocordiag | to the con iitions under which they are fired. There are also in the marke: @ volcanic, @ ten shot pistol, and other Southora porta are turning ther attention mae and more | five lar@o-ntik houses, and {t seme that their orders from | fancy varietiee, mach of whose excellence is confined to towards direct trade with Eogicad, and that, .sbose2ee- | fon mayoment it canmummated, they will close ep their accoumteenth the boctew here ic these articles and tcete for thes ib Epglaad. The &oa1 of one of tae daggeat Doores 6 4 ont street ‘nforme ue that tho clestien, aad the eveate that bave followed « at the Souta, aves | Gimarran gee isc botinest relat one detwoen New Vouk aad the Soutbere djases sbet, oven if the, whole matter 1@ agii- cadly aod teQscctorily asranged an€ condeace be case Mere restored,a.u! I) sect be fulig $wo mouths before om re We teor.7 8 bole, Coemation of bssiness. Mesere Henry, Gsiftde Co, 117 Broadagy, whore trate | uaval at this time of year. in, though not eo largely as is Thero i@ thie peculiarity about tham,.too these orders are rerciy accompanied by money. The writers usually say—We mort have the goods; wecannot pay now, nor can we seitie at present for our present indobiodaems; but you be paid to the uttermost @rihing. The orders, we ere told, arealeays filled and thogoods sant. And we are joformet that the Southern morchasts.are invariably mac of thoir werd aod alway® pay ip &ho course of time. iadeed, the elk and they oan Dot and do not aay #0 in regard to some of their Western sovte small babies, they meko ® good deal of noise, but are cal. culated for very little ose. These side arme are told in packages of from two to fifty, and a hoedred, the demand being mainly from tae Southern dealers and ordinary customers of te city | trade, though ia many !nstances the application ie made | direct by the indtwiduals, accompanied by remittances to bontee hero There parcels are being sent all the time, and it ie delloved that in Georgia aad South la the mean, dealers aseure os thet shey do pot feel tho icast anxiety | Carolina every county bas made a demaod for « eapply | about their Sowshern debts, in any event. vpon rome one of our New York establishments It ea fact worthy of Bot ce, too—for we have it from ove of the oldest and moat experienced gun dealers la the —— of trade, it is difficult to form an estimate, If all AEX, put into Bangor Hay leaky, but her master thinks be ca the ‘etablishments do @ business im proportion ‘Borinrike gale sik charging. pn to thetr size, equal to that ventilated = few by Sy ‘end achr DC Baker was driven cays ago by a email dealer, who evidently seeks ‘0 be on golng On the rocks, al ge 0 prevent ber ‘a‘‘war footing,”” it would require an arsenal to each one BE Wilder, wa ae. te bold b's goode, and secounts would be reckoned by ee “ep tm ce pega millions; but taking asa basis the unexaggerated state- lai 28 10. on 79 30 from NOrigans for Liverpool, Nov 12, mente of impartial men, it is believed that the amount of | gj‘iy? Bighlander, hence for Liverpool, Nov 17, lat 4030, lon buriness dore in this department within the last sx Linda, Rechen, bense for Zaza, 8 days ont, Nov 18, lsd months, and tn the city of Now York alone, bas been @ot 23.89, lon 67 14. Fore pores Jee thn one million and a baif of dollars, To what ex- xrwanr, Nov $—In Tareraket wo, for text numerically it bas increased over the business of laat jeans moo Geos Gonos eat And Hero, Lon pied 15; Br brig Vivid. 1p Coroit, for 40 son, ‘foe do No. year, at the same eearop, our readers may judge for them- aelyes, after a perusal of the foregoing facts. MILITARY BQUIPMENTS. In this line of trade there has also been a very no\icea- nou 7, Oct 14—T rn '4— In "port’whipe Shakspeare, Noreross, and by en abcut Nov S—Sid bark Sarah L Bryant, Jones, Caicorta Oct 10—In rort sh! ‘Kong for Boston idg. Uld Sept 2 ship Taal Tsaiah Lote Bred ble alteration for the better, Orders are coming in oon- | se ay pik i. en on Bangor 4 Mercury, Hubbard, ‘Boston; 370%, H. ira, Beowu, do; atm, Calzugoran (BH oe a odaels Toh a jo tlanily for epaulettes, gold !ace, swords, military decora- Mors and fancy Mxtegs generally, The majority of the Oct Ll—arr | orders aro trom South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia and See th, Zevbyr, Kiog, do (and ¥i | Miopeingt. | eg The same activity ex'ts in the manufacture of | darn: f. Boott FLAGS. Melbourne (ard both wid 20ch for Obinchas)! bark. The leading demand \s for the “Palmetto” tag, and | aed comes, of course, from South Carolina, Last week | geil “Ham! twelve were ehipp:d to Charlestoa in the steamer Oo- diater Tce, Cnn oo Mt eer, White, anand p: lumpia, The fag bas a white groana, palmetto tree mas, do. ig in, ‘Chincha, i," Mewes’ Wheeler, WAik- io the centre, ard a red star on the right haud upper cor- ner. Another kind of flag has a red ground, with fifteen ee ts white stare in it. Quite a number of flage are made with panes ate Soke ane. fifteen etars and fiiteen stripes, upon a blue eld, withthe — mon; Winiield’ ¥eott, Wileo: tyre Coniinent, Qtbbe; Lew sein fertiens "Sa Mie) iy er. ry roriek, ra honieli; Wiicheraft, Boot; Curllog. Gilenrih Roswell Sprague, roo Whitenores yj, David Crockett. Burgers: Mary E aich, ie Eicrig words “A United South” visible. Also, fags witb only one in place of the thirty ore stars upon our national ensign. All these things indicate the ourrent of pop) u & atthe South. The people there are evideuly srous aseree of impending danger, and they are sparing no means to prepare for an event which oausot be oontem- | plated without the most fearful apprehensions. They have shown themselves in earnest. Some of our business ake ‘a State, Nickerson; Lammerg er, cling tnd Betocy ariaras, Nekerion, i e oars, Oct 2—Arr ship Hi ee to loat for Demanana, Oct 26—In port bake Po ered for NYork; Joho © Brune, for Bt Thomas Nov 8; brig “Avery,” from New | York for Marscaily ELSINORE, Nov 7—Passed by, bark Hesper, Cook, from Cron- stadt for Lond: MoCartney, Tienes, men, as th js that our businees men are deriving the majority of | ‘There existe a difference of opinion among | these gentlemen as to the proportionate increase of hese — lock at failing bank accounts and silent warebouses, begin to think they really are so; but there are still others, who bave helped to sow the seed, who refage to reoogn ise the impending crisis, and are as vin- dictive in thetr taunts as if they held the esemy by the throat. To all euch we can only say they are in trath “adding fuel to the flame,’’ and that it is only by man!- feettog that conservative spirit which actuated the majo- rity of the voters of New York in the late election they can hope to produce a healthy reaction in the minds of our Southern brethren, reopen the now obstructed chaa- nels of communication, and ro establish the friendly rela. jons which have becn interrupted. | Port of New York, November 26, 1860, | CLEARED. Pad BR Cuyler, Crocker, Savannab—H B Cromwel) James Adger, Philitps, Charieston—Spofford, Tiles Bark Almena, Bastlett, Glango x Ameriesn in By Goatees, ark? New Ross, NF. " — A. ‘Washing ton, Morrison eee ® (ary Dart Olaetow—t 1. rr 4&0 A Dewoit, Cc We if. e! Cates, Cette Thompeon & Hanvar, Peel aspinwall —Pan: road Co, ‘sherri Houghton. ° iL &t Ji Miller & eet Di Dew Bro. Hy "3 < Paes a g er EN Fe: f pel PREEZEEEE, Caarieaton, with mdse and p ‘Tileston & Co. ‘26th inst, 9 PM, ats Lang Steamabi Anrusia, hence (or Pavannah ” Bedtord). Young. &aa Fi Hada heat cooeretaee eaw ship St Canr! eamva, an drowned; Oct Bi rrided rr Lawi a oe ar native (f Denmark, aged 31 years ied, arenas pip Rilen Mn, Bytercam, 32 wee sioce NW and Heht. baiting Wnt 2 og W win Jorines lat a8 62, lon 18 17, sigaalized ‘enig’ Si towald steorie | re Charles & Jane, Haskell, Boston, 5 daye, tn ballast; wil causing the vessel to leak. sorang ts lot and malin ae a inst. Int 44 09, loa 6b $2 wlenalized a Frenee at a 'p steering K, with double na: acts _ ccnid not make out a Led Brig SI ckfish, Pairshil’, Charleston, § days, with Atores de, to D Coleen Murray LONE fareh Hiizabeta, Rayuer, Cn!ste, § days, with Inmber, Brig B Haskell, New Bedford, 4 days, in ballatt, to master. Brig Rilzabeth, Green! Bohr Sarah if Kesre (0: of rchr_albert Masco, Corea, Chatieston, 5 days, with cottoa ke to Deller, Potter & Co. Febr sarsh Hiruen, Dong'ses, Georgetown, 80, Sdaca Be wy weather 24h inet, 8PM. Int 37 lo» 74 £0, lying Fy much (probably. to oe Pa Wind at the time a gale ‘rom W. Behr Flor Kog Schr John, Forsyth Grant, AletanéFia, 5 4 Bene Sen Witch, Tyler Alexandria. 6 dw: Behr Grace (dirtier. Clark, Patiavelytia for Boston, Pavorite Nickerson, Blizabethport Sehr Kaabee, Long, Blizabethport for Salem. Bebr Mary & Susan. Bat Behr Ba: hr Julia, Leste) | fehr James H Deputy, Lewis Tiissbethoort for Wisktord. | Rehr Teras, Chamilia. Biiauhethport for Norwich, pobr Btaten Island. Palmer. Riisaethpo’t for Hrantford. r Loules PPinney, Boston for Philadelphia Mary Percy, 8m.th for Eulzabetn, EEE Fy & is 5 3: ae i Fz HET i tn i i | BELOW Chancellor, , Roa ee from Liverpool Oct 19, with mdse, | Also s Bremen bark, unknown. SATLED. som ok bath ue Normanaie (PD) Hane, tg Coa t fo , Havre; by Rica, Asp nwa; Reo Portaa Havre; Srl ‘Wind during the day svean Miscellaneous. Sm JM Woon, previously reported on fire at New Orleans bad cn bowrd 2200 bales of cotton, instead of 900 There te not much bope of mving vessel or cargo Bmir Witv Cat—The cargo of ship Wild Cat, previously re- ported om fire at New Orleans is mostly damaged by water, ani in now being discharged. Lavncn—hip alexander Marshall, 1200 tons burthen built for Mesers Chaylee H Marshall & Co, wil! be launched from the ship yard of WH Webb, Req, foot of Sixth street, Bast River, at 9 o'clock this (Taestay) morning. ‘We again tender our thanks to the gentlemanly purser of Columbia, from Chatleston for favors. laa da Callao for Hampton Roads, put araieo, a8 rasder case; to atop 1 without moet cost sasaseael Bair Pounst Dae, trove Callao for Cork, whieh put tato Val paraiso In distrema, woul! be condemned and lan, from Galveston fer Bow “narleston Zit iasi for repaire, Baring om the 1 excerieaced % beary squall from SW, dar led away bead of foremaat i Be aeo8 bie Frapee, ym Ronda leaks; | yin, Merwin, Ly an wae ald tt for Gaiteta) cy er. mouth, dm; Kliza Jane adama, Rostun Janetro ri 234, DC Murray. Lee, piniasees pris Oprenaion Sam, Coe, NOriesse Cte i este Ges B Esens (Br), Naren. DB Cupnicgbam, vw Clar: Forms m4 "era Tbarke Edw Breret.. Harcing. and Uheder a Fhiladeiphia; brig Priram Carver, ‘invaca, achr a A MoNel, ‘amualidad (Sp) and Suffolk Smith “Tandon ‘on. Got7ENBUKG, Nov 7—In port ship Dublia, Lane, ready for Giowarax, Nov 2—Arr bark Wildfire, Perkios, N¥ork. Iquigue, Oct 15—In port ehip Mary Glover, Chase, from Cal- 9—Si4 J P Wheeler Gata, Boston: Tivoli, ‘hiiadelphis. Cid 9b, eared ib; ‘Wincror Forest, Curtis, for Mobiie 16p; Coa 1 Clark. Koppe Duara, for do Tau; Caio, tie Pat for do Wy; Morning Star f makeezin lor Ony gest for NOrieaus re dt 3 ere 1h: amiets Laces In port well. adel: haat Abby. }. Waite, for pire, Jute, Freeman, nod Wi ¢ Uuater, ‘Wnidrey, tee N¥orns Phite. Gevpbia, Poole, and Tuscarora, Thuniery: for 2 Palladeiphia, for Balumore Bmiy Bt Tessie: lay? Prope, Dearborn, and Bravo, tlausa f tat Ba vapnab; Chaks Ward Gould. and Aun & Thompvee, Liasontt, for Rew Orleans; Gor Langirn stone, for Mobile; Moor bean, Dow, for San Francisoo and Vancouver's Island; and others. GA, Hiv 2—[p port eight veesels lég for the U States, Bid about Oct 28 barks Lawrence, Howes, Hosioe; Orlastit, baw. Here 3 brie hos Deanisoa, Hathaway, Boston; Ren Mrseixa Nov 3—!n port barks JM Thurston Oi mad pony oe Packard for'y hua Carols Fo lt se; brig: n@, for do. det, Clark Brown, os Boston, ba (or "an Keer, "roe ROrieaae do" "Sid Tua, bark Jane & Wiliams, Wilecn N York. Macertios, Sept 19—8.d @t Bernard, Brown, Calc! oe Nov ‘Arr brig Kando'ph, ‘Balled, a dayo wrOR?, Nov 9—8id ship Kate Swanton, Hotobhiss, Ha- oe Nov 3—In port brig Orella, Begar, for Boson, — ‘Oct 38—In port brig Emma, Hapfield for NYork next axa, Oct 3\—In port berk Boundi , Bi be trom Cosstan le. are oth, “ioe Ryort ser rom! meee Caledon! — and See, St Joum, AB Nov 31—arr brige Bird, Compbell, N York; sehr Guleaten, Doreen Cn Moosoon. Baker, se Yorks CD Mer Forest VALPARatso, Ot 3~ Arr Bille Ualiao for Ham; Kirk, Reamone, Swat ad aa ety Liverpool, jac . Gear Raynes, nighelder, eer os ‘Bari viet, Lane: acon, Phiuney, Gobe. aa, Corinne, inher’ Bp 8, pals ‘Baltimore; 10un, ship Ws In yo s 17th, Sin Porvet Os¥, Cooper, from Callao for Cork, would be condemued ard aot; France, Sul, from do for Hampion Roads, reps. sot vihers ALEXANDATA, Now Thos red Mi Bo 4 A, Nov 23d bi ler, it schre WP Puiltips, snc, Cobaeesh BY Sinuh, Arrows: Fairhaven Expedite, Beebe, sridgevort; amonne, Une ‘x v 2, PM— Are brige Sarah Wooger, Ria! 4 Uriel Pressey so Blisa'easy tam, BO Teabel ibe jaitimore, Tales, # blidio, an mon teins, jer, Wilaning- ew Pottars Gis. ow dam re'ilenry yHoaten Ria to Toomer. Mainnzas; Br sche Broo" Day mage caus toauaee Me Beowiéien, bar rigs Marine. » Liads ¢, Howes Phitatalphia; sche GDAB Fébuss, Bowen, Sc; £2 Mussel, Relay: Pere Amboy; Dresden Chase, Fort Ewen; Keren Uapoagn Reily. NYork.’ In the Boy, ship thoa, from Orlesns; bark Bb Thornioo, from dq: and neveral by wid W freb 2 ie. 8h vas" Veraon, Rese malt 8 26 b—Arr (hy tel) eteamsh'p Ben DeFord, Baltimore; darko Czsrina, Lenton; Emblem Smyras, BALEMORE Nov 2h 2)— srr seamer Wm Jenkins, Hal- Winelmioe aren Dearars; brig. Jett, Boston via Norfolk, H-ea abip Kiremen; Be bark Anns. Montoney. 4 isamoed. Palas, Boon; W ii sche Lane <r), Halsey, Demarura, abip Monmonth, Doane, Ris ‘larerpoow reer, Nv Nor 15—In the odiog. © 2 tris ond 0 abe, Sia win binters, Cam ALY ESTO! Mth, Cw Vesta, Fu ler, Boston, fa port 16%», shios JW Fannto, B. for NYork idg; sinks Bike,’ wig; Darke Houston for es arte 70 balre’ st auou L Reid. Saw yer. Palen: Hearse. for Poston 14 eae, Devoe d Ty I (Brew), Lankenan. Co. brig West, Aps legatay for NY: fered Wr Alla: May. mit a rape eae Wrivege, Co Cooper. for Pe Saas f Nov To-A't bre AB Mose Ray, Rishon: re Hrters, tHevans; Bale, pie ba tare kr Oberonee Hopkins, Bostoa; sehr Dirigo, Cou, PMARGLEILEAD, Nov 20—Arr beig Jas Crosby, Veazie, Phi. NEW ORLEANS. Nor } Peden obo dh Fh gray ne Alvert, Gorbam, ld ptonmne bell Havana; abi 4. Pichman ang Privce of walen, Moree, Ls barre: n Cartin, Weeoa; Bogenoe (*p), Jel sbipe Joba Carver. Be; 4 Lizzie Mosea. Aust hia; eebr DF Feriing, Reever, Miaat tina. T Ireen {ith ships Parsat Kin ig, Henne Newton, bark 8 Fabs Ub bark alvarad; tub, back DO Tas lor, wed orig A Borin, phORFOLK, Now 23. in Hamoton Roads. spe Jouwpn Pea. Whiting, and Florene A igbti Holmes, from Cals = for ordera. bark Scio Keer, rom do Arr ip Hampion Roads 26.b (by tel) ship Mary MeNear, Nice Near, Callan for oniers NEWPOST, fier 4,8 AM--In port brie Alex Mitlixen, Plaby from NBedtosd for Darien Ga, sobre Ove’ saaaset, Tobey, Quees, 8 Berton for PDliaeetphin; Ha eit fom Providence for co; King Philip, mouth tor do. Avrbark “Anatra it Malaga for NVork.”’ brig" Tremoot, Paiiadelpnie for i sion’ (prooably brig treatoa, from Faker Ge)phiv ‘or Port and SEW LONDOR, Now 14 arreh wer, do for 40; siooue Remiagton, § York fur foes, art fur de Arr peg L&W Armetrong, Tb wp, ent ‘nop Lady Wassingtp, Bilz.retapert rae Te! 2 Broan aod Mary & Eizs, Kilirsbethport, Brow. and Maire SYort. PHIL. + Nor ‘They have heea dliged to disekerge kif of thom ta eu: sequence of tha Move cause acy UES? fons large oF dere from Caioynia to fll thie wiuer. Were \t cot tox thie fact they would not have work for {t.7 men hicly with Cass, cay shat the recgrt events wal prove moet fieagtecusto all Branches of teeds with the e’ So far an thoy are concerned, they Bare vo orders Mt preten! from any gart of the Couch, Tasiecetters from other houses engaged a Wut branch of bo | {ba Scab exprert a denoted aijechment to thet elon acd tines bave been oliged to purece acim Yer cowrne, sod 6 stropg conservative fooling Coe letter trom Texas ‘WU, Wo all probabsyiy, have nothing & do for thelr work. agaice tbe: the people Caxas are unanimourly apposed wen all winter Hakeaaion, yet are detammnined to maintain thew j 18) cLoTHiNa. rigujs in the Union, but by oreo of acne, If nepoaspey The falling of in Qo clothing trade ee South | Mesore. Gaghart & Bro., && Bropdwny, whowe wale Wor amovols to @ complete gealc. The largest man tiecariag Ip @ gies! Maueure with Georgia and the other caven houses i tbe city, which are eeually overnam wikh work States, thi4k that oottan wili be sent of as usual a+ gocm ‘at this Gime of year for (be Southera markat, aye now ae Hhebiggarchsoge mores (roaly. asic Initers (rom Going #6 Wile that they Las been obliged tediauliecge | (Be Bowes any thet while nnwilieg to contract at present | St least theao fourths of thou workmen The umber? , QB Dew Galedtedoces, they wi pay ali ther dedie discharged io Cally Ubree thousged whether they remaje in the Uo\oa of go out Movers Paypo, Carbart & Go No 66 Hodeon guact, — Mesare Basgay & Oo , 168 Front asreet, say that the | #till continue to receive and BU Swe battkey | e@ceot cous ase been prodective of uch tate caption | sre pot making ap goods as ULcy uaeelly do at this time ot businens, 0 far as regords the Svathers trate, cad shat | of sear Toey*ere been Obl ged, |o consequence of the thugn are fewer andare bees Dow from the Syuth than le Sepect of affine at the South, to disckarge nearly ong | stom gs thie time of sear, They anticipate much doiay _ third of their force Their letters trom quo Soath are a ihe pay sent of Mothers accounts, bai no ultimate that conld be desires im the way of (air dealing, aad ia Movers * & @ sobitfer, 104 Froat street (whe ale) own | OT premeione of attncbmant to the Union Weesre. McGrath. Teed & No 101 GhamSert a prcket ebip plpieg be Carleton eed Savannah), state | @rd thar durire the present orisie of ¢ ee ste 4 duc. 1 aot of oth og lo the way of | frolte, ke which ove nenmtly eupplied at Mew York, bas | “the are and muni one ¢ y Dory a) tha time. | ever, large stock of skis kind ef goods on heed Gn {Dat the eiphtenes of sho Grutbern marcheals Jo 1Be mnie of Irate for ibe jagt month oF ite have deem chs. REN TICKED WARE. oity—that Southerners aro fret rate jodges 0’ Groneme tothe manvfactere of wiyver plated goole huntreda of and are buying the Beet that can be bed. They are Aklfk artiaar® hare Doon ciscbarget. There 41,59” — proved! wp to the use of the daelling pietol and rite, aad 1, seoustomed to powder and shot almoct from she time $ look.ct the endiees diapiayn a silverware maf Or qeoy Jenve off nursing, God IK (8 10} ditheult ty concetre plates! atre now On the abeiven ¢ the manU'aciwes iO snot if they were invaded by an army ef John Brown thie city most people wockt su ypoce tbat there wae D0 syeitioniate a “enrinmege” wocll resait, ix which, with Reed to manufacture more dar yoart to Come. Bet 4B0 der sharp shooters, revolving rites aod a jw: canes be Manuiectcrecs asrure ws thatehie le ool « bagetelie 40 ping chem, the South would sentir her foot Jike leavos thelr weoalgrade; that owaalig, at Wiletime Of year, WF dione the wind. Sush le the demand for arms Would be parking op all that wo mow soe, and Be oveeged = saweyar, tbat oven rejected Caited Stats rides im meking ac moch more, Mvw,aewebive sald, hey 404 i oskets are eagerly bought o> and forwarded bave discharged hundreds of thee workeveo, a# (Dele | 6, shee ceetination. Not long ago a lo wae | naval orders frum the Soath bese entively 620804 — ponmhased for a bourne ia this city; bat before tho czent Movers. Wood & Kaghes and Evans & Co. bave dlecharged | go514 reooive letter from his principale here, instexot- oo a eg him what to do with them, be bed pold thomas ‘The large dealers io pure silverware report ba lI jarge adeamee, and they were on ihele way Gouth, failing of ia their palag, but still consider « datler | tq oansequance of this pressure of orders, the mirkat month than usual | le already nearly drained of ius best arms; 29d if 1t shonid TAE OTHER SIDP. comtinne of a few weeks longer, it will be (apresibie to THR DEMANO FOR FIRBARMA POR TaS Flak RaTkad, eupply +h demand. the re of the manatsctre pre ean il we thet Blows nobody good’ Newer | ranticg more than & limited number per moaik Doing bap this venerabia proverb been m ire emp ratioaN 7 vert: able al }, to the | hat ‘be rifle and pistol factorica of the oovntry areas re WA pregt want at the South for butter, cheese, | experience of Northern dealers aca mv afecterers of | pista oy the greatest ar\iy ty, acd will proNabiy cantiogs We wo for cone period ber cn e other depart- | Ae regards jo gem ola of operations ia tole brace | ib, Darpaby. ier cite T Hagley @eCosnell ta Dat, Darn, rene a a ‘Bbute, Ralew: | harm, Loree, 40 Ball, Loeser, lase Biri geport. Crooker, NYork; &r brig Ashby, Nev 12—Arr sehr Louisa D, eet iWrer Re? seta Art astra J Freeman, Preemen, 3433237 aH 7 be ~ oa wont Pinto x Newport). Yi or est Sots, r Hey Qneee | Barnard, orr inn’ Ord ‘brig ‘wih her inward cengy eahe Alice goceinn | ate, Brows. co; Willie, Rowe } tad. * | Mow? tes, iA N York Teal. Monte: brig bet tc, | Theis Melrdio, Previdesse te A Fengar, Brorase, l, Mov To Aebr Baw’, from Ardromin fur New | o#ton