Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-24

Mary land has gone for Breckinridge by
small plurality.
Virginia is still in doubt
Nothing further from Georgia
Bell has probably carried Tennessee, tho
it is still considered doubtful.
Kentucky certain for Bell
The Montgomery Mail, of to-day, claim:
Alabama for Breckenridge by ten Thousand
From Louisiana there are few returns. Bell
is little ahead, though the State is supposed
to have gone for Breckenridge.
There is nothing from Texas or Florida
In Arkansas Breckenridge is ahead. and
has undoubtedly carried the State.
South Carolina has elected Breckinridge
electors.
North Carolina has gone for Breckenridge.
The fusion majority in New Jersey is not
known.
Missouri is so close between Douglas and
Bell that it is impossible to tell who has the
State. The chances appear favorable to Bell.
The Republicans gain one Congressman in
Wisconsin, and one in Michigan.
Pennington is certainly defeated in New
Jersey, and Fisher is elected in Delaware.
The Illinois delegation is unchanged
The Republicans have eleven majority on
joint ballot in the Illinois legislature.
The Governor of Pennsylvania has Issued a
proclamation declaring Lehman elected to
Congress from the First District. Byerly,
who perpetrated the fraud in that district,
has been sentenced to two years and half
imprisonment and $500 fine.
Secession Movements.
The bark James Gray, owned by Gushing.
of the Boston line, under Instructions from
owners, yesterday hoisted the Palmetto hag
and fired fifteen guns in Charleston harbor
The Speaker of the South Carolina Legs-
lsture, on Wednesday night, received dis
patch tom Virginia. rendering the services
Ofa volunteer company in the event of seces.
sion. In the House, Edward Rutfin made
speech advocating secession. His speech was
iapturously applauded. Efforts were made
on Wednesday to delay action for Southern
co operation, but according to a dispatch re-
eelved to-day State Convention is to be
called and secession is certain The election
of delegates will probably be ordered on the
4th of December, and the Convention meet
on the 18th. Bocock, Bonham and Keitt
urged the call for Convention and imme-
diate action. A large body ofcitizens called
on the resigned Federal officers last night
They were greeted with enthusiasm. The
officials returned thanks in special speeches.
A dispatch in the Courier says Buchanan will
resist notification, but not secession The
officers referred to in the above dispatch are
the United States District Judge and District
Attorney, and Collector of the Port of
Charleston.
dispatch from Richmond to the New
York Times says there is little excitement
there, and the Wings seem well pleased with
the result Of the election. A Dispatch to the
New York World says current rumors of the
seizure of Fort Moutrie, at Charleston, by
the seeessjonists were not credited at Wash
inglon. The prominent South Carolinians
are said to be ia consultation.
A dispatch from MiledgevilIe, Georgia,
says that Gov Brown, in special message
to the Legislature, thinks that few States
will get to the Southern Convention, and does
not recommend the appointment of delegates
from Georgia. He thinks the constitutional
rights of the people of Georgia have been
violated by several non slave holding States
TO an extent juslifying, in the judgment of
civilized nations, the adoption of any meas
ures necessary for the restoration or protec-
ton of their rights.
Miscellaneous News.
On the 7th the Neil House at Columbus,
Ohio, was destroyed by fire. Loss, two to
three huRdred thousand dollars.
The Williamson,S S. c., Springs House was
also burned. Loss, 100000.
The Astor House, New York, was damag
ed to the amount of $4,000 by fire, on the
Vesey street side, on the Sth instant.
Steamer Mowhawk exploded her boiler at
Detroit on the 7:h, killing the second engin.
eer, three fireman and one deck hand.
The propeller Globe, from Buffalo, explo-
ded at Chicago yesterday, several persons
were killed and number injured. The kill
ed are Mary Ann Golden Patrick Donahue,
James Hobbie, of Chicago Benz. Wilson,
first engineer; Forsyth, second engineer, and
four firemen.
A fire at Columbus, Georgia, consumed the
Agency Bank and several stores and dwell
ings on the 18th. Loss $4,000.
The Arkansas Legislature organized on
Monday, by the election of Judge Fletcher,
President Of the Senate; Woods Bureh. Speak.
er Of the Assembly.
Later from st. Louis.
ST. Louis, November 10th, IL p. M.-The
pluralities of Breckenridge are in Maryland,
s00 Louisiana, 5000; Georgia and Missis-
sppi, large; In Virginia, small
Bell has carried Tennessee by 1000 ma
i0rity, and is ahead in Missouri.
Lincoln's majority in Illinois is Is, 600.
OONeTHOr DTOWu III HIS speclul IltSSdSe lO
the Georgia Legislature advises retalatory
laws against Massachusetts and other States
guilty of unconstitutional or unfriendly leg
islation. Recommends the seizure of proper
ty or money from any citizen of those States
to compensate for the loss Of property by the
citizens of Georgia. Also, the imposition of
heavy taxes upon goods manufactured in
those States, TO be remitted when their OBJ
noxious laws are repealed. If this fail, he
recommends the repeal Of all parts of the
penal code, protecting the lives, liberty and
property of citizens from those States. II
the Legislature of Georgia fails to enact such
laws, he hopes the people will rise in their
might through the ballot box. He defends
the right of secession under any violation Of
the Federal compact, and recommends ore
million Of dollars to be Appropriated as a
military fund, and the motto of G eorgia TO
be- no further concessions, but to stand to
arms
A mass meeting at Savannah, on the night
of the 9th, was addressed by the Bell electors
and others. An immense crowd was present
aad great enthusiasm prevailed, Resolutions
were adopted not to submit to the election Of
Lincoln, also requesting the Legislature to
call a convention to determine q mode of re-
dress and to take immediate steps to organ
Ze an armed force.
The State Colonial flag of Georgia was
raised at Green Monument, Johnson Square
Augusta, last night, by an enthusiastic meet
ing.
The formation of clubs of Minute Men al
Mobile was going on yesterday. battal-
ion of cavalry were organizing, and had Of
fered their services to the Governor of Ala
bama.
Two DAYS Still Later.