New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-01

termned not 10 be behind Ia patriotic manfeaa;lcns,
have resolved 70 make the uniforms OF the hon-
land Volunteer Rife Company.
PRESCRIPTION IN NEw-oRLEANs.
Mr.. George Foester editor of The ~ O. German
Gazette, recently received the following Anonymous
note, while in the discharge of his duties
~ Nyw-ORLEaxs November IL
SIR: Your sntiSouthern feelings and principles being vel
Known and persons Of yo character becoming
one week from If you any regard your corpoes
welfare IL would be proper for you to comply promptly with our
'ea sis"cd, sOUTHERNERs OF THE BLUE cocKADE
Mr. 5Eo FoEsTER Editor Of The Gey~an Gazett,, ~ o.
Mr. paid no attention to the warning until his
friends urged him to leave as hs remaining would en-
danger his me. He ascertained that he bad been de-
nounced by a rival editor named Sebastian Seller, who
had also denounced Mr. F.'s predecessor. Mr. +. was
finally obliged to leave the city, and go TO st LOUIS
AEoTHER-The Cincinnati Commercial, OF the Ntn
November says
In answer 10 some inquiries, we will state that the
name of the business man of this city OF whom We
smoke Yesterday who felt il the part Of prudence e
tire from Orleans owing TO the fanatical excite
ment in that city, is William Glenn, ana De ~ tne
senior of the firm Of William Glenn Sons, wholesale
grocers II was extensively rumored IN the cty yes
terday, that Mr.. Glenn had been driven from New
Orleans by threats Of violence This rs entireiy IN
true. The only menace which he received was that
contained in the friendly warnings given that the c1ty
slavery notions II was known to many that Mr..
Glenn a Cincinnatian and one Of the proprsetos
of The G0zette newspaper; and they knew that II
malicious person were to point him out ana niss
mob upon him, be would be subjected 10 indigmeee,
and perhaps massacred. so Mr.. Glenn came hone,
making the trip 10 and from NewOr In five days,
perhaps the quickest time for the round tp on record
THE NORTHERN LOT EXPORTED 10 FLEE
At citizens meeting recently held at Hogansvie,
Troop County, Ga, among the resolutions was the
following:
Re.olred That those and brave the North who
have bsted long nights the Constitution and
the equality States merit gratitude and praise Bot
there enough Of righteous men IN sodom and
became for Lot and his family :" retire.
Our Northern friends can benefit by their example
COAST POLICE FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
In the South Carolina Legislature on Monday, the
following resolution was offered:
Resolved That referred the COMMITTEES Military 70
inquire the expedency providing coast police Tor south
eeler. BY steam or Otherwise were NECESSARY and they
afford efficient protection for the inet and
haTbors said Considered immediately ana agreed 70
A SOUTHERN VIEW OF LYNCHING.
few days ago we copied from Boston paper the
story of Georgia man who matreated and driven
out of Savannah on mere suspicion. The Sarasnah
Republican says Of the case:
1--WE know nothing personally of Ribero, but on in
curry are told that he muatto, and has been con-
victed on ndubable evidence, Of instillng into the
minds of other negroes IN this vicinity that lincon
TO free them when he ascends the Presidential char
and melting them to rebellion and murder. In this he
was detected and in sparsely section twelve
men were summoned to attend jury and on trial. ten
of them were in favor Of executing him ON the SPOT
but more mercfnl counses prevailed and he was Pm
vatey sent Off with the punishment above stated hls
Boston friends may take Ribero their bosoms they
please and make a martyr Of him, but the sentlent
here cannot be checked and all such interfees VIII
be similarly neutrality-suspicious. demands IT,