Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

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WAsHNeToS, November l8.--Priyate ac-
counts say that the Charleston Light In
fantry have taken charge Of the Government
Arms in that city, supported by the Federal |
authority in the absence OF Government
troops. -.
! CHARIEsroE, s. c.. November 13.-The |
excitement continues intense. The people |
are determined to send delegates to tue Con- |
venton pledged to get the State out Of the |
Union at any cost, Immediately.
Volunteers, including German companies, |
with State colors, are parading the streets.
A great demonstration is projected for
Thursday evening, to welcome back the del
egation representing Charleston in the Legis-
lature.
Dispatches are continually coming from
neigh6oring States offering ready equipped
military organizations, paying all their own
! expenses, to aid the State in the event Of
coercion.
| The West Point Rice-mill, the largesthere
was burned last night. Loss, $20,OO0-in-
| sured here. 't p"
| The banks have not yet suspended, out the
! opinion prevails that they will be compelled
| to do so within week. A large amount of
| Northern Paper is laid over, but not pro-
| tested. Merchants are perfectly solvent, and
scorn the idea of repudiating.
| Z A crisis may arrive some time in the fall,
| but they are confident that they are able and
| Y, u
Money market very stringent, and banks
refuse to discount. ......, llIrIa
The ladies of the State have started Sub
scription, for a testimonial to Caleb Cushing
1t is proposed that it shall be miniature, in
silver, Of the brig James Gray.
The Washington Light Infantry took
charge of the United States Arsenal this
morning.
1t is supposed there is an understanding
between Governor Gist and the President,
in regard to this matter.
A convention of the cotton States, sup
posed for the purpose of adopting a non-in-
tervention trade-policy with the Northern
States, is talked Of ..l
, The boot-factory at Cheraw is receiving
5 heavy orders for the Southern trade. There
is a disposition to buy such Northern good!
. as Southern merchants may not have OF
hand, but no new orders will be given North
Q ern manufacturers, except for articles reall!
necessary.
!. Lincoln has been burned in efigy Q
g Aiken,
No man will be elected to the conventio
unless pledged to secession before the lst
January. l"H
Or HON. A. H. STEPHENS AND H. V. JOHNSON MAI
UNION sPEECHEs-THE MoN1ED AND NE
to CAMILLE INTERESTS OPPOSED TO sE9EssIoN,
. MILLEDGEv1LLE. GA, November l4--Ho
n. ] AleAanueT OJepueUS dOu.
t v. johnson make Union speeches this wee
-, The bill appropriating $l,O00,O00, to
Sa on used at the discretion of the Governor,
,',- putting Georgia in state of WilitarI {
IIes fense, has passed the House Of R.epresel
l.e atiyes unanimously, 1t is believed
h8 ~ Convention Bill win pass with equal una
ID Ia unity. .,t' ta .et' ~
IT. RICHMOND, Va. November Is.- Sol
Union men are making efforts to influen
the sending of commission to South Car
,ae lima ard Georgia, to induce those States
les submit to the action of Southern Conft
1ot ence, inasmuch as the Legislature is not
NO session. The probability is, that This moy
ns ment will fall to the ground. - go q
1ly WksHINGToE, November l3.-Many lette
ak are received here from leading politicians
nat all parties in the border States, expressi
decisions against the legality of secessi
under the Constitution; and also the exI
err diency.
1 a The monied and mercantile interests
tn, also making their voices heard for the A
lrn ministration, and almost unanimously th
~ are for standing for the Union.
re- Virginia is by no means favorable to t
lit precipitate action of South Carolina. 4
Hunter is understood to be against the
eession movement. ID 81.
q ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER SOUTH CAROLINA
! ae e BosToN, November l4.-The stean
~, South Carolina arrived to-day from Charl
'''' ton. Captain Baxter pronounced the rep
that the cargo was taken from the shil
raft hoax, and that the business and social
,ast perience of his late visit to Charleston w
est entirely satisfactory.
RICHMOND, Va, November 14.-The Ri
mond Enquirer urges a State Convention
MS an early day, which might settle the d
lay, gerousIquestion.
the 1t says it was with view of concentrat
public opinion upon Convention as vel
10 prepare the people for any unseen en-
nat gency that Gov. Wise inaugurated
not Minute-men, and that he contemplated
ale raid upon the Federal Government.
PHILADELPHIA, November l4.-The
+ho ported conduct of the captain of the steal
VIZ oI keystone State at Charleston, was much
"07 aggerated. He did not haul down the 4
erican and hoist the Palmetto flag,
Es-- merely saluted the Carolina flag by dipI
ines his colors. rrf'
ent BosToN, November 14.-Wm, @. Woo
graduate of Harvard College, has arri
II 10 here in the steamer SosIfk Carolina f
Jav Charleston. He was civilly requested
'' leave the State, and his passage to this !
paid.
and Mr.. Wood was in South Carolina to fl
aft & an engagement as a school teacher in
Barnwell District.