New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-20
MINOR ITEMS.
HONOR TO CALEB CUsHINI

HONOR TO CALEB CUSHING.
The Charleston Courier of the 10th has the follow
ing paragraph:
a prosperous voyage is the wish of many friends
for the brig james Gray Capt. Plummer, which will
take departure this day. Capt Plummer has gratifed
many old friends and made many new friends by his
spirited and prompt recognition of the rights honor and
action of South Carolina has the pleasure of carry.
ing with HIM in bis cabin copy of an excellent and
faithful photograph Of Caleb Cushing one Of the
owners OF the James Gray, which was taken during
the session OF the Charleston Convention BY Quinby
& Co., No. 233 King street, and presented BY them
through friend, for that purpose
SUBSCRIPTION FOR CALEB CUSHING.
The Charleston C08rier saws:
"THE CUSHING TESTINOSIAL.-A LIST for eontribu-
tons of ladies exclusively-not exceeding 81 in each
casC--caD be found in The Courier office.
NOTES OF PREPARATION.
The Orfcrd Miss Mercury saws:
From all portions of the South we hear the notes
OF preparation for the coming Storm The reveille Is
being beat, minute men, rihemen and dragons arc
forming and making ready TO march at a moment &
warning TO repel the foe aud assist the people OF any
OF the States IN throwing OF the thraldom of Black
Repubhcanifm and asserting their freedom. We are
treading on times Of the utmost moment. The North
viii find IN less than six months that the blood of the
South has been aroused 20 resistance aud that theL
odous abolition prnCp cannot be carried into efe
before sea of blood shall have first sprinkled AZ
ground"
TIGHTNESs IN BUNTING.
The Norfolk Herald says
" The Palmetto flag is waving widely over the frea
soil OF the South. patriotic citizen of Norfolk wish
gto obtain one to raise above his family altar sent
few days since, order 20 Charleston for the desired
einbiem but he received answer Yesterday that the
supply OF bunting was all exhausted owing 10 the uni
versal demand"
WINE AND COCkADES.
THE BLuE CoCRADE.-1he humble individual who
edits this PAPER Acknowledges with pleasure and with
pride the receipt, from bis % charming wee friend
Dora OF bottle of sparkling wine aud beautiful
blue eockade, with palmetto button IN the center q
IT. The ladies, God bless them, are, like their grand
mothers Of the Revolution, ardent seeessaonists, IN
favor OF separation from their Northern foes ana are
resolved 70 bestow their smiles only upon Southern pa
trios. Dora has the heart Of Mary Witherspoon. We
at dinner when the presents reached us, ana,
after exhibiting the oocksde pinned upon our breast,
passed round the wine, and proposed 1.-THE Secession
OF South Carolina and the speedy formation OF South
ern Confederacy" We regret that our sons We're not
preeen TO drink 10 the sentiment which was aeknow-
lodged by al present with enthusiasm. We promise
our fair friend that when 20 70 the battle we III wear
that cocknde near our heart and surrender only with
our life. lPee Dee Times, Nov Ia.
THE FLAG or ALABAMA.
We are glad says TIE Montgomery Advertiser.
that the "maids and matrons' of Montgomery en-.
Unused with the spirit that actuated the women OF rs
IRE making a splendid flag TO be presented 10 the
Southern Rights Of this city. IL il the FAC OF
Alabama. a. il bus been described " vs. The baaaey,