Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Secession Movement.
Meetingsin Different States--Ths Free STATE
Mechanics Returned from Georgia.

Mechanics Returned from Georgia.
CHARLESTON, S. G., November l9.--It is ru-
mored that the people OF this city intend to
present Capt. Barry, of the steamship Column
bio, with gold cane, for hoisting the
Palmetto flag when leaving for New York
to-day. .... .....
The report that Mr.. Buchanan is going to
make the attempt to coerce the South, is
generally regarded as ajoke.
Nothing of interest has transpired in
Southern capitals o-day.
AUGUSTA, GA, November 19.-Political
matters are quiet to-day, with the exception
ofenlisting Minute-men and the erection of
| liberty poles.
1t is reported that Sterling Exchange was
offered at Savannah at par, without pur-
chaseTs.
PETERSBURG, VA, November 20.-- The
North Carolina Legislature organized yester-
day. w. Dortcb, of Wayne County, was
elected Speaker Of the House, and H. L.
! Clark, of Edgecomb, Speaker of the Senate.
| There was no excitement.
WILLtAMsTowN, VA, November 2O,-A
! large meeting was held here last night, at
which strong secession resolutions were
unanimously adopted. Other counties have
| called meetings on the same subject. A
corps of Minute-men is rapidly forming, and
there is but one party here now.
New YoRK, November 20.-The steamer
augusta, from Savannah, Georgia. arrived
Lhis morning, bringing back to this port
about twenty steerage passengers, who were
refused aresidence by the authorities. They
are mechanics and laborers She also
brought three cabin passengers who were ad-
vised to leave.
/ A special dispatch to the Times says:
"a distinguished Southern Senator, now
in Washington, not only denies the
right of secession, but thinks President Blu.
chanan is in fault for not giving the refrac-
tory States TO understand at once that the
whole power of the Federal Government
will be used to preserve and sustain the
Union.' -.'......#
The same correspondent says the speech
of Mr.. Rhett, in which he says that General
Lane rendered the services of himself and
sons to South Carolina in the event of Sc.
cession difficulties, is much commented on il
{ political circles. ....r
A special Raleigh IN. C) dispatch to th
Herald says: HH
e "The Legislature is assembled. A strons
Southern feeling is manifested. The Gov
ernor's MessagN which will be sent in to
morrow, kes'Strong Southern grounds.
recommends aconference with the neighbor
ing States and then State Convention OF
f Federal affairs. ...--
= "He recommends the enrolment of al
! men between eighteen and forty-fve year
! volunteers, with arms and equipments. II
! goes for resisting any attempt at coercion
a in any event"
a A special Montgomery (Ala.) dispatch t
: the Herald says: "The fusion between til
;. Bell and Breckenridge parties. is steadil
/, progressing, both sides advocate extrem
views"
!, "John 7. Morgan, Breckenridge Eeotor O
!, large, and William Phillips a prominen
+ Bell man, are nominated to represent Dalla
" County in the Convention. The meetin
4 was the largest ever held in the county, an
strong secession resolutions were passe
> unanimously.
+ "Breckinridge's majority over Bell, an
- Douglas is about 10000 Douglas receivin
. 10 900 and Bell 25,oOO votes"
- A special Charleston( S. C.) dispatch say
y the secession flag has been hoisted on I'll
"a aImory of the Republican Blues, who latel
- visited us.
=, The lawyers of Lowndes County, Alaban
= have resolved to return all Northern claim
\ uncollected. A Richmond dispatch state
that Adjutant- General Richardson says the
- are now armed and equipped 100000 your
a. men, the elite of the State, with q reser'
in force of 100000 more. He says, from Il
he tone of his letters, decided purpose exis
o. everywhere in the State to resist FEEDER
US aggressons A free negro in Lancast
!" County, made revelationsto the authoriti
So ateW days since, 10 tne eHecC IneV Ine q
n proes were to meet at the Courthouse, at
D. certain time, break open the jail, seize t
n4 arms there deposited, and commence an
ne, discriminate slaughter. .'...r
is He stated that means of escape were pl
he vided by vessel lying in the creek.
he slave, who proclaimed his right to freedo
-as now that Lincoln was elected, was arrest
M but subsequently released, having excu'
on himself by saying that he was drunk wh
he he made the remark.
he The Worlds Washington correspond
,as says it is authorittaively asserted that
chanan will hold no communication W
any commissioner from South Carolina.