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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-26

CrrrRbAy. Nov. Pr. "


The Stock market displayed unusual activity and
vgor This morning, ard prices rallied brisAIy aud de-
cidedly thloughou, the list The dcalings we've very
large in all The prominent shares, and in State stocks
aud hallway bonds the business. Was also active aud
web distributed. The greater ease ia money has ~
once relieved The market of The trouble aud depression
caused by forced ~lqs and further slaughter has thu.
been arrested The shorts at the same time have
scrmbed 70 escape the rising tide, which Inc, it,
bic Il. soon "a relief measures had been adopted, ard
the purchases have been increased very much by the
removal Of hesitation and doub among outsiders as 20
the lowest points Of the market. A large proper
ton Of the e,es were Tor cash, and the buying
was confident ard spirited throughout the morning
session. Between the Boards, prices were gene
rally siill betc' but The market dragged slightly
before the afternoon commenced The afternoon
business, although showing steadine.s q -he start
slackeaed perceptibly al the close, and there was
moderate reaction from tbe highest figures OF the day
After the Board prices Were from 10 o cent lower
in some instances but the tone steady in the latest
transactions. The rebound witnessed in these two
days, since the banks commenced the new pauic RENE.
dy, shows how feariuly the screws had been applied
in the contraction, and how easily confidence can be
overturned BY iniudicous management. The closing
prices Were at - O'Clock at follows: SIS ~ 90 ag7
Tennessee e., 80 0sili Missouri &c, 73a72l; Canton
Co., l5laIGi; Pacific Mail Steamship Co., "a 49,;
NewYork Central Railroad, 7sa7s.; Erie Railroad,
81 80; Hudson River, hlaiS; Harlem
Railroad, B3@l6; Harlem Railroad Preferred,
So q 3Gli Reading Railroad, - 2a7ii Mich
igan Central, J5@5ji; MICHIGAN Southern and
Northern Indiana, l6elGi; Michigan Southcsn
and Nor,hcrn Indiana Guaranteed 3ia3p; Panama
Railroad lISi 1915 Illinois Genital Railroad, Gai
C2.; Galena and Chesgo Railroad, G6l q 66l; Ccye-
land and Toledo, 80 30; Chicago and Roel, Island
Railroad, 5,la57.i Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Rnilroad, s3@'3li Illinois Central Railroad Il, $50
81.
The rally since the lowest Geures were touehed
which was just before ulc banks adopted the relief
measures, on Wednesday, has been anoDg the
rLuIcsi ever seen in this MARKET. II shows an nd.
vance Of - y cent in NowY York Genital, >, y cent
in Ere, e. Z cent in Hudson River ., T. cent in
Harlem. & cent in Reading H., q cent ia Michigan
GENITAL, - T. cent in Michilun Southern, 49, q cent
in Michigan Guaranteed II v cont IN Pnmfna, II y
cent in Galenl and Chicago, ~ cent IN Ilnois Gen.
trail r. Y cent in Cleveland and Toledo IL q cent in
Pacific Mail, - 2 cent in Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, 3, cent in Chicseo aud BocE lsland. & =
GENT in Tennessee IL, 3, = cen. IN Missou,i 6s
The market ior lohoigu bills Is steady aud fairly
ic,yo. The tendency IL rhher toward better rates,
md s,ue OF tho bankers haze advanced their figure.
y,adng .opmeycai r'sealure- 1cr'ing arr TO-! lGI,
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Arrived.

stcsnyhp Nashville, Murray, Charleston rudse. and pass 70
ship Arthur Child. cney) Cilds Dsnlsriscotta days ia
ballast 10 NesUiih Son
Brig Mogadore Orb Comier, St Pierre ~ f., ~ days hsb
10 Wleewlieht Co. Experienced heavy weather
sehr Lime (Br), o'Byan, Malaga IS days h.h to Post
schr Ann s. Sa,er Fish, wareham days. nails to Par.s
schT Era Chamberlain Boston days nidse. TO J. w Ne
Kee.
schr ssmue GHr,rn, CrOweu Boston days mdse to W.
Lewis Co.
sclr New.York Goodse Boston day, mdse 70 J. C. Day
ton Co
Sohr. Dolphin, - Elizabe.hpor, coal for Boston.
Schr Maria /. Hall, Lawrence, Portland days stone
Scbr yoseuLine Colyer Small, Portland days stone.
chored Of Sandy Ilo1k during The W. gale this morning M
both anchors rd chains and carried away the flying b Was
toWtd to the Guy by stealntug Huntrcss.
Schr Joseph Fish, Bcknore St. George Me- days bound
to Washington City C. 23d inst; on Sandy Hook Lost
board George Brown and Freeman HAMS, both .h
while anchor Of the point of the Hook lost both anchor
taken in tow aud struck the Stone Heap near Sandy
Hook which caused the schooner leak badly
found NECESSARY 10 run her ashore Quarantine to peTs
sehr. Caroline Raynor Elizsbethport for Fan River
Schr j. G. Ba,wi IN, Bailey, Ehzabeport foT Hartford
Schr Narcissa Dunton, Gloucester 3 days
schr Thomas X. Seymour, Kelley Boston day..
Schr y. Huntington, Lowell Boston for Albany
Schr. Ellen. Halle't, Boston Tor Piermont
Schr y. simmons. Smith, WeUh,et for Virginia
schr. o. Buxton. Williams, Fall Rivera days
Schr Montczuua, Turner New. Haven days.
Sciir ENsb'tl Greenaw, New Haven for Eizabehpost.
S oop c ~ W. kippseey Burt EIa6ethpor for NOrwA
sioop Comet Provost Elntbothport Tor STANFORD.
Sloop Engineer, Petty, Eizabethpon Tor Flushing
Steamer AlbsToss Jones, Providence, mdse 10 l. Ode
Bsrstow Pore = -
steamer Josephine seLiung Philadelphia ma.e to Loper
steamer Beverly Pierce, Philadelphia, rad.s to J. An
y steamer Aids Robinson, Philadelphia ma.e. to J. AN.
Briggs,
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VIRGINIA.


KIcHHOsD, Va, Nov. - lSbO.
i Wel6nOwn gentleman, residen, o. augusta,
.-Ga., direct, from that city informs that the dis
anon sentiment il rife there and mistake about IL
but if the North will make concessions, Georgia may
he induced 10 remain in the Union. lie ii himself q
.4l9rough-going Gre-eser, bit if The North will abolish
her Personal Liberty bhs all will be Unionists instead
OF Secessionists Disuron is inevitable unlefs some
soinpromisc il made. lie also tells me that the Hon.
Alexander u. Stephens s '4@ minority side, bat if
abe people viii give him their esy~ he would soon be
Oa the majority.
He Is persona friend Of Mr.. Stephen, and clergy
mar Of high sandi2g here lie pFeaebed sermon this
evening taking for his text, Enter into your
.Ioset and pray 10 ytur Fa.or in secret' During the
sermon be said it wac the duty Of every good ctizento
pray for the peace 4nd harmony Of the country an
tbat we might live Is heretofore in unity. He took
occasion 70 say also thai The North Wa the aggressor,
and if The Personal Liberty bill net repealed, he
apprehendeJ dissolution Of this belove9 Union The
lerg,InsD il uatiye of me North, and educated
where.
Merited enccnmnls are pas1d here on Stephsnss
sld Hill speeches. Al the patriot no YET DEAD
shorqh lhe lountr, IS o,en4p with demsgog1es.
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iag wablng,op street Hobotep The G-ndsof tho tns,
requested Ia stte,id without further inyis'ion
L9hIBopY-0n Saturday NOV - marin" Jane "iis
The friends o. de family re'gse'f9y Invited 70 attend
tlt. taonday) afteTnoon at o'clock. 80 49,,
youngest Of Patrick and Margaret Leavey sged9 nons
MiDDLEBROOg-Eari on Sunday nopiug Nov. Is, NJ,
Her friends and ho5e Of her dsa otter Mrs r. T. Mersn VA
a s loa boI ,s eee No. S con ps S4 u
day morning Nov H. at 10 O'Clock without further notse.
Her remains win be taken 70 Elizabeth for iniernent
Croon daughter OF Edwsid Cloton and Elizabeth Msibs
aged years. n months and p days
MCCOTr-In this city Thursday Nov. "a Hgzb seCos-
native Of the Town Of Drummond division Of Dansnss
.elOGIiLIN@In Tadg:Ire, Conn. on "wednesday Va, D,
Patrick MsLoghin family mshenstica teacher, q Torosts
NooNEY-ln III. city, William younge,. child Of Robert 2.
and Mario r. Mooney, aged 10 months and % days
HoCOYOn Sunday Nov p Of cohgesiion Of the lungs DAu.l
Ruttsn youngest son Of wiilm and Mary Mccoy ss,d Il
ME funeral yi take place from the residence Of hs father "
g09 Pssh street Brooklyn on Tuesday Nov ~ At o'els
p Relatives and ends are respectfully invited 70 iterd
OLMs1ED-On Sunday, Soy. p. after short nluess NJ,
Caroline wife Of Lye T. Olnsed aged 25 ycar' II uonzs
Her relatives and friends family respectfully invited
attend her funeral Tuesday afternoon a y O'clock frn
her late residence No 81 Second Her feGaiDs vii
be taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery for interment
Price end daughter Of the late John Gouge Of Philadelphia
The fsnds the family respectfully Invited % attend h
her .oun law, C. cofn P..sc Village N j. netn.S
At Greenwood Carisges win be In waiting ., The 100. q
Uourl rdt street al Z, o'clock .. ~.
RORKEAt Grauteyie, Staten Island on Ihnrsd4y Nov. n
ner short aud severe Illness Elizabeth Roke, eyed IS year
0 months and % days.
sMITH-In South Bergen n. j. Saturday, Nov. TO- Hem
W Smith eldest son Of Henry j. and 5usa" smith 10 the ~
year Of his age.
TtCkER-saddcIy on Friday night, Nov %, hO,es ToehS
aged CT years .
TIE relatives and friends Of the family and Of his Wh
and Edward c. and hi soniI-s~ Dr. George = Carter,
respectfully invited to attend hs funeral rom ID, late r.,
dence No % Amity street this city without further INVITA-
ton ON TUESDAY, 27t inst, AZ 10 o'clock a. Ills reusiu
win be- taken TO Orange N. J.. Tor nierment.
WRIGHT-ln Brookyn Friday Nov IS Mr. Sarah Wing;
wife Of George Wright.
ANs-slddeny On Sunday morning Nov. 2S Mrs sssu
Winsn widow Of Isaac Wharf n the 18Th year Of Der
Also on the sams morning and eiter short lines 0eor
BALDWIN son Of above IN the lith year OF his
Their funeral ices wiz be- held Ia the Camine street Chnr
The Rev Mr. Hastings Pastor Tuesday mOung 18th ns
q 10 O'CLOCK The relatives and eldsof Tie family
aue,ted 70 attend the ers without further INVITATION ID.
remains will be conveyed 10 Greenwood for ntennent
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The Rev. ~. Wheeler, late PTvsident Of the Uai-
versity ~ Vermont, spoke, Forty-one years ago be
rode inlo Charleston, g. e., stripping He went on
masion to Edg,fch. lie called upon the only pro-
fefsor Of religion In the town, and shocked him ~
stating that he would institute religous services one y
week. He perseyered, and obtained a revival and
ALEC Conversions Ii there arc any s'uls he wou'h
like 20 meet in heaven seals OF hs ministry, %
wohld cone mp from that section Last March he
brain vsied Edgeied and inquired aiser the state OF
religion. lie found several evangelical churches, aud
Strv handsome church edifce in courae of erection
L. ,yas 90 elaborate that the workmen had been en-
o.,ed on one door-post for two weeks. He was n
formed that this WIS Roman Catholic church. There
wac no Irish and German population, but he was
told that the literature sent from the North contained
90 many hostile sentiments, that the people had been
OBLIGED 70 confne themselves TO BrownsOn's Quarterly
Review which had cut them adllh rom their Protest
ant faith. THIS was precisely what DIR. Wheeler h9i
predicted in Vermont Patriotism is grounded on the
affections, and ira country separated IN affections, no
power can hold il togeher.
Tie Rev. DR.. Clarke pastor Of Che church, added ms
synratly totbe cauec The Rev. Or. Baird ann 1nnced
that the members Of the Society would meet to-day at
O'Clock, at No % Wall street. 10 elect officers. The
meeting was hen dismissed with the doxoloSy.
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iBy Telegraph.l
SOETH CAROiINA.
CHARLrsToS, Friday,

CHARtEsToS Friday, Nov % 1860
After consuta6on to-day, definite concusca
war arrived 10 on the question o. suspension
Letters received from Georgia say that Alexander
Stephens expresses the opinion that Georgia viii MI
doubtedly follow South Carolina in secession. He
steadfastly opposes such course.
Senator Toombs writes thatthe secession movement
s daily gaining ground. il grows stronger and stronger
u Georgia
CB1BIEsroS, Saturday, Nov. ~ 1850.
The money pressure continues naDsted to-day, The
South Carolina Railroad discharged 100 hands.
The banks are sustaining each other and Will not
suspend tan The telegraph announces thatthe New-York
banks have suspended.
is rumorcd, on good authority, that the Military
Committee viii report to the Legislature bill aparo-
pria,ug 100000 for the purchase Of ordnance also
bill empowering the Governor to call out the State
troops Immediately in case coercion is attempted
COLUvBIA Nov. % 1860
Yancey and others spoke here hast night
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, beep M follows;

The Directors OF the Little Mann b;uroad OOh-
ranv have declared dividend Of Y cent for the last
ak months Tie financial affairs OF the Company are
IN a prosperous condition
I'm regard TO the interest on the Missouri State debt
J,fe 81. L0gis Democrat says:
1--WE believe an Of II j. already provided 95 e1cep ,oe
$3.50 zoo The State Fund COMMISSIONER were down hafe 70
day from City to negotiate win NE pahh lY sno
guce bu they found things In snch Hurried fondtie Ns'
hey concluded to defer the matter u' hi ~ IVY :.
hcy return home IN the morning Tie miep'. ines o. -
louis County. tine iie, of which is due IN Nc""o Dgc,
l. ,, rc interest ~ tla time, amounting % SIJbUy
fa gst been provided for arrangements having been made "i'
Our i1rg, Institution. .of thst purpose
TLe 81. Loais Reoa5Lcaa has the following upon
the same subject:
regard the payment ofintcrcst ,iate bond. snd Of
the bonds orthe County falling due ,Igese& IN NeY ID
%e e there l. no Ddodbt Of being promptly 1he
County has entered into arrangement that insure s os
,.iparg state revenue make II certain td the
interest on The state bonds will be paid promptly"
THc PhiiadfiDhid Ledger says:
The bak. are doing very little and presume will not
venture much II &C oil until Is een what tne success, o. m
,Le political movements South assume more pschc chlalte
Thssuspenon Of pece p,yme' s t5ef Ss g pto
The complaint from de5Nors 70 the pdnA VINO H.
si,t 0l further 9rcoumodaloha'
The ph,i7f,IDbia Ac,rs alsO says:
According 10 the Of the year 1880 the oank Of onr city
which are IN state Of u,re1son as ooIna 70 re
Ga3Ie o. me 5 an igsi Who ei dry goods or grocere.
CT. ct IA The ham, Yesterday they the ban would
declare that be was aud hi note in their hands would De
so much brown paper. Why should the banks have pfl'l
lege \, hieh is not granted 20 business generally"
J'he baltimore AHertcaH rays:
The suspension OF banks brighter aspect TO com
cfal affair Yesterday and relieved the great trngecy
of the money market The banks discounted literally or Their
customer and the prospect that in day or two eAhins'
viii become regulated on the basis and renewed move
nrut of produce give some activity 10 tTade'
Several owners of steamers have united to form a
regular line this Winter from Cairo to New-OrIels.
Dmine this month the Illinois Central Company has
delivered upward of 10000 tuns Of produce at Cairo;
this includes about 30 600 barrels OF four 200 tuns Of
potatoes 600 bushels Of oats and corn; timothy hay
is also included in the shipments Upon the line Of the
Central Road, between Decatur and Bloomington, 200
or go miles from Cairo large purchases of corn have
been made Tor delivery in January, upon orders from
New-OrleaRs.
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Arrived
we'd. 49,. SUNDAY. Nov. %,

".
Stesniip Ariel Wilson, Aspssn Nov. g. mdse and pass.
10 - bseh Nov 49, 10 m, steamer Northern Iighl
hence or ApuWall; Esd lat 50 TO- lon ~ brs Ocean
Belle disabled having lost usinsai n4ntopgsnl forstop-
faant mast end yard also foreop yard sail,
for Cape Henry, showed private signal white and blue d.gon
ny on the upper and outer the one
she needed assistance. WAS probably the Ocean Belle
M. passed orig Jacob Doch, OF Niniuxtou - - y
b. Cromwell \ Co y -
Steamship Jamestown skinner Richmond &c, mdse aud
pass. 90 ludlsiu a HtiucAcn - - -
II. H. Cromwell \ Go.
Bns Mazsilan Bced Roudout cosl for Boston.
brig Obrien, P'uumer, Rondout coal for Boston.
big NNcr Witch Jackson St Mares. ST. Douiuso nh
INST. iogvood &c, 20 Robert Murray. H.
bris Fsyorits Prince uxo DAYS hides 10 Jos Fop e.
sons. 49, 'N~N
CO. '~F
Seer Red E.se B.oWr, Savannah days cotton 70 master
scr Cola tif o. Dunifie crow der Jsyia Spain GAYS
iaisirs 10 Giro a trsucia
Shr Fctte tufBltIiorel Nelson KINGSTON Jam Iltb Inst
coHrc and piut ltoto rassT.
schL Texas, Chaispin Ehgsbehpoyt coal Cor Farhaysp
Schr MoIa, kelleN kIbsbeihpcrt coal Tor Boston.
schr. T. Il. smith loSe.s Providence ? ieys
steamer d. sware Cannon Pmlsdcphs ndse aAd pssl 10
I. po1kins.
MiND-SunSet ".
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Other tas for example, terssto1Sl 9ots'!Os t0" I'd
soy H. authority and dsfercnce TO iIs DECISIONS
The writer then tales leave 70 suggest 1'' II this
ann able mode of Sriving az solution OF th present
difficulty should e recommended by YOU q case for the
Court could soon DC made by friendly concurrence,
say between south Carolina aud the ederal Govern
ment and decision thereof be IN Inch wise obtained
ne would co,srose the present strife BY friendly
nndorsv ding the State mentioned might ~ she al
preoeP nroposes and clare herfef of the Union
av NO 40 done she might then introduce into Charles
Tor barbor a vessel and cargo owned say IN New
orh aud seek in defiance of United States anthor'
~ to eysde The payment Of dunes and customs there
IN Tire United States Marshal, on behalf Of The
Tad,al Covernnscnt might then seize and attempt 10
.,onfiscate her and her cargo
'The case womb thus be made. SO, in one month
IRON, tbis writing, might ancable appeal 10 the
Sr,,ros,e Court be had and iss decision be obtained.
whatever that decision might be- It would he satisia>
tory 10 al fa-rinded parties; ail woul! consent that
the decree 80 Obtained should be carried Outif in favor
of the State thas her claim land 50 that Of every other
DISPOSED TO secession OF her night 20 seoede and set up
for herseh and act independently should be allowed
II against her prcterions thst the Judgment OF The
Cont ,as the .w should be enforced aud the right %
secession rs claimed and attempted TO be exercised b'
disaOwed.
Now, Sir, does not this suggestion present panacc;
for our present alarming pubic Ill IL Is submit
ted in great Difference 10 the eninency OF your posi-
ton. and with high appreciation ot your wisdom
pstriotism, and national conservatism.
Yours respectfully, CITIZEN.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

StcsIn ,hips-Paiapsco Vail. Portland H. B. Cromwell Co
Monticello Gsg,. Alexandra II. =. Cromse Co Angus
ta Woodruff 81, anush ;. L. Michl Sou Potomac Wat
son Baltimore, T.. Il. Cromwell 4 CO.
sLip.-Mary Robinson McCleave, San Francisco Wn. T.
Coleman Co James Littlefed Potter Melbourne Mailer
Lod Quereau Universe DewaT, Liverpool Williams GEior
Shepherd Knapp Martin LIVERPOOL Lawrence Giles Co.
Bngs-G. +. William WIN, Cete w Salem; Alton lBr },
Randall ST. Johns, n. r., j. s. Dealey Ii. Means rrsxory
Jacksonville. G. / +. J. Peterss
scboorer-Powess, Thompson GARDENS Tujilo Russell
Danyie Chester Eclmoud C. H. Pierson Co; 4 stswsr,
Abrelam Norfolk NJ Bedei Srsan Moore StroU Jackson
Vile Simpson Cgpp; Gpsey lbrl Waycott, St Andrews
Jed Fry, Atlantic. Wright jacksonville Thompson Hunter
George Darcy Rogers Morehead City Leroy Osborn
Norfolk SuTces Clesunsu Co; Surprise Cole. Alexandra
Stafford Dolce r. Ii. Abbott Smith Baltimore merrill Alb
uott; Lacon BeaTse Philadelphia j. w. Mckee; NJ j. Galss
Simpkins Philadelphia, .. ". Mckee.
SlOopGen hOssuth, Hayden. Hartford Hazard Powder Co.
StesInsr-ilsnot, Wilson PHILADELPHIA.
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Disasters, &C..

III. st,su .hr Chesapeake Capt Crowc (pcvea>y reported
shore 90 Lyee' eryed this morning Ssyennsh She ia
vis badly hu be krp free by The use OF her own punps
apt Cro.n dece' great credit in saving his vessel she
Icy over siAt, days u-hort.
The olig Richmond anchored IN the North River dragged
ou last ugt IN lie sals By Schr Ls~le, Carrying away o
boom anboom aud a 1he schooner had head goal badJ
don sged
The ship Charles md Jane s anchored az Harts s,nd
81 Loris A,tRrriVs Oct. lathe ship Western 0e~sn
.o Ln,spool bound 70 CacHs With cargo Of salt Srn,ed
hec ON the goth u aky and dsnssod la spas and rgsns
snYey has been held Of The ship and she VIII be htsnei
st between decks the Top side (bot tsht whh
ants eiaseins and cAnAing back stays all soueops uss
The ship Northern Crown non Loudon bound 20 Casas.
put IN h"ie with ctes ia state ol nJiny and yn
cw sssni inc chip u 'oneN hat DANA ~ hall
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Saturday, Nov. II, 1869
Mr. Neninger, in a speech recently at Greenviiic,
s. c., advised secession, but said it impossible ior
South Carolina TO secede without with the G6n-
eral Government. He therefore urged thorough prep
arsiions He sud South Carolina could only be At
lacked by water lie trusted the citizens in The
ains would be ready to march to the prois stion OF
Charleston.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. -, 1850.
An enthusiastic meeting was held here last ngL,.
Senator TOombs Judge Searns, and Dr.. Miller spoke
and resolutions adopted in favor of secess''-
Meetings are being held daily and nightly in different
portions of Georgia indicating that the popular feeling
is strongly in favor of secession.
MILLEDGEyILLE. SATURDAY, Nov. q, 1850.
The bill removing the restrictions on the banks in te
State has passed the Senate bya vote Of % TO -.
The House to-day resolved to elect Electors next
Thursday A motion was made 10 elect Senator the
same day, which was lost. Many members urge the
election, and there viii be probably farc-up among
ihe friends Of the aspiIants.
The bank bin which passed the Senate has been en-
crossed for the third reading in the House. Tbis act
repeals the law forbddmg banks from sending their
notes out Of the State for the purpose Of dscountng
drafts; it rcpeals The restrictions against selling bu
sight checks and in view OF the monetary Troubles
and secession, suspends the operation Of the act mlict
ing the pain OF forfeiture for not paying specie; pro-
hibits levyiDg ii jar in favor or against suspended
banks during SUSPENSION provided, in either case salts
factory security u given 1t Is believed the law viii
pass.
CoLruBus, Saturday, Nov. q, 1860.
The demonstration .aade here iO-dy the greatest
ever s5en in Western Georgia Al the merchant,
closed teir stores and joined in the procession Flags
and banner were suspended the streets the military
and southern Guard padod in procession, and cannon
were fired as sslste to the Southern confederacy.
MessIs. Yancoy and Rice spoke in the morning to q
crowd of 5000 people. John Cochlane Of Alabama
speaks tonight with Senator lye!sap and Nh.
Crawford.
Nine toutbs Of the people-men, women ard cbildIen
---we;r the dissDion cockadc
The secession feeling seems 10 perrade an classes.
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MARRIED.
RI'RGFH -phII

BGRGER-PalRBMAN-On Thursday Nov Is, II the resi-.
dences &. Phuman, by the Rev Mr. /aui o
T. D. Louis Burg,r 70 Catherine Pfgnann both Of this c
DlLLoN-MCDlNNlT-0n Wednesday Nov ~. by the Rev.
James Brcnon Michael HI. Dillon to Margaret f. lcDi,yt
LOPER-ABRAMS-0n Thursday, Nov. g. by the Rev Jss q
Rodgers br Jas Lopez to Mis- Noy e. daughter oil
Abrams esq, all OF this city,
MASONDEAs Son Tuesdsy Nov 20 by tie Rev. Dr. Robert.
son, Dr. koldoph titzhugh Mason T. 5 NJ Lay.n Ran.
dolph, daughter OF the late Ftz Allt'l Deos, L. = N
the residence OF the bride S
uncle Thursday, Nov. % by the Rev Ssur Cooke D. 10
John Robinson, esq TO Miss Maria \. slrr.ereap niece OF
suo. ". Merseresu esq. eli of this city