Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
public opinion. Tho vote Of the STATE IS
as yet uhascsrtained. Both parties are yet to
be heard from-

public opinion. Tho vote of the State IS
as yet uhascertained. Both parties are yet to
be heard from.
sotTH CAROLINA BANKS,
LOUISVILLE. Nov. l2.-Tho bankers here
arc charging per cent discount on South
Carolina and Georgia banks.
THE EFFECT AT WASHINGTON.
Special dispatch to the New York Tribune.
Washington, Friday, Nov. ., 1860.
The President is still in doubt what to
do. lie is apprehensivc of troubles in the
South, but does not know bow to meet
them. His feelings are with the South,
but he is afraid to assist them openly.
A large quantity Of arms was yesterday
shipped from our arsenal to ths South.
But the place Of destination remains a 50.
cSct.
The proclamation Of Gov. Brown of Geor.
gia has created much excitement. It is the
most unconstitutional manifesto ever pub.
lished in tho United States, and it depends
now upon the President whether he will
use his authority and enforce tho laws OF
the United States.
Several clerks in the Department prcsi.
cd over by Messrs. Howell, Cobb and ia.
c0b Thompson, have resigned in order to
please their superiors.
Special Dispatch to the New York Times
WASHINGTON, Ney.9.
The Cabinet had protractcd session
to-day, during which the present unfortu.
nate state of affairs in the South was freely
discussed. President Buchanan expressed
himself rs confident that South Carolina
would leave the Confedcracy, whether j,
he called Notification, secession or re.
vo!utlon. On this point all agreed, but the
President did not believe that secession
would actually occur during the term. lie
anticipated that things would 90 on as they
are until the 4th Of March but should
the issue be precipitated before that time.
he thinks it would be madness to attempt
coercion, as tho slightest collision would
d :srupt the whole country, and involve Us
in irretreivable ruin. The hope was gen
orally entertained by the Cabinet that the
cool judgment Of tho best men of the
South would prevent secession on the part
OF other States, unless some conflict should
occur--Secretary Cobb alone excusing the
extreme position of South Carolina.
The message Of Gov. Brown Of Georgia
was severely criticised, that portion sug-
gesting repeal of the penal laws being
pronounced tho rawlings Of lunatic.
No effort will be mado at present to fill
the vacancies occasioned by the resignation
OF the Federal Judges.
The whole number Of Federal troops,
from Maryland to Florida, is less than
1000.
TIE FEELING IN VIRGINIA.
Special Despa tch.othe New York Times.
The Goldsboro, N. c., Tribune says:
I'VE do not believe that this Union will
endure three months. The announcement
Of the Republican victory Of the North
sounded to our ear like 4 death knell OF
this United CeDfcderacy.''
The Raleigh. N. c., Press is also an evil
conjecturcr. Here what it says: eve
repeat what We said short time ago
there is no hope for the Union as it has ex-
listed than there is for the dead and the
lost" Its neighbor, the Register, is Of q
different opinion altogether aud vehemently
opposes disunion under any circumstances.
The Richmond Enquirer still continues
to agitate for disunioa. The Richmond
Wig opposes secession and disunion