New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19

he = 'ai,UeIcd banner. As she concluded, she
to- cd the ag TO Mr. +. lie caught 1t, aud spreading
carefully out, counted, audbly, the thirty
AN telling, THANK God they are all there" The
,,;,c ond earneftress Of the speaker and tho pecu-
FAR force Of the remark pasfed like an electric shock
through the audience, aud tho houre rose q" "e anu
appladed NEST yocierously.
BETTING ON A PANIC.
. Ncv-York letter in The PhiiddeiPh'd Press says;
A prominent gentleman of Washington, well known
among eaTaiifts and proverbia for slrewaness AS d
nander Yesterday made mo1er,e oe1 VIII SSv vId
usreud speCie payment before the LIST day oil FEBRUARY
next have this from one Of the parties. SUI more
significant the remark made to me TINS morning oy
nortuer in one of the Oldest weahiest, and largest
obbng houses in is city, that in hs opinion the banks
| in New-York would be compelled to suspend within
forty days. attach importance to the latter predic-
ton for the reason that ite author Is gentleman OF
great prudence oooness, and forecast, and s quietly
but thoroughly, preparing to meet the coming storm.
SENDING BACK NEWSPAPERS.
j. C. Morgan g. Co. received on Monday large
batch Of HGrpcr's Weekly A Journal Of Civilization
consricnous feature in this paper devoted TO the
cause Of civilization large picture of Abe Lin
con sent down South to let the semi-barbarians there
| know who was to be their President and what ne
looked ike. j. G. Morgan d. Co., not approaching
returned the whole 1t of papers, with the ugly PIC
ture annexed. This il sensible act of non-inter-
coufe, which our public will appreciate.
|
"To HELL WITH YANKEE DOODLE"
writer in The ~ Y. Times tells the following stO
| Iies:
At Vicksburg, Mrs, there is a strong disunion gen
timent prevailing which finds expression in curious
trifes For instance few evenings since, concert
room, where performer introduced himself IN the air.
! Columbia the Gem Of the Ocean," which was not
On the bills he was Kissed off the stage Shortly after
passing mp the river from the place last named, the
| packet-boat Theodore l.. McGi noticed this Incl
| dent occur, exhibiting similar spirit. The bar,
| keeper, who, besides being somewhat OF natural
| humorst, has eye single to business, finding dull
crowd assembled around him in social hall, and con-
sequent lack Of business, brought out violin lie at
once opened free concert preuding his performance
| with an air from 'Norma." He then called the
fpecial attention Of the surrounding crowd OF inter-
ested gentlemen principally from the States of Arkan
fas and Mississippi to "a new tune Tnlcn ne
and which he bad no doubt would tickle them
amazingly" Having thus excited some curiosity be
struck up the well known strain Of Yankee Doodle
| Almost soon as be commenced, dIrty-oooted
gentlemen from the interior Of the State Of iacken-
sack where the ace is taken by the Jack, and where
tIey hang for going it alone and getting euch-
cred expectoluted as much tobacco juice as would
have served for stream from an antiquated freengne
| ard said in high key, "TO HI with your Yankee
| Doodle we don't want any more OF Yankee Doodle
! down our way. Keep Yankee Doodle for the North
| we have had enough Of him. This sentiment how
ever conCenial the tastes of the Arkansas and Mss
sippi element did not TO go down with some per-
sons belonging TO st. Louis, who made mp small mi
notify of the crowd and general fight appeared to be
looming up. The excitement began to intensity dis
custom progressed, the party demanding 10 hear
tie air. the other claiming it should not be played. 1t
| was only alayCd when the bar-keeper, staying his
! hand volunteered treat all round He attained
lis Object for good feeling only restored many
drinks had been had at the expense of the contendng
! factions.
ARMS FOR THE SOUTH.
Arms and ammunition, purchased by order OF the
If Alabama of Pettus Georgia,
are being constantly delivered by the steamboats, plying
on the Western rivers The steamer Belfast, as Its cap
tam assured me- landed large supplies Of rifles, reyoy-
eIs &e both at Prentice, Miss, and at Memphis Tenn.
The former for the anng of the people Of Mississippi
the latter for ransbipment 10 Montgomery, Alabama.
| GEMS FROM GEORGIA.
TIE hlopto Ia,elFgenoer gays of Herschel " John
son, late candidate for yice-President:
ain the DAYS when Alexander III. Stephens sing
ing peans 70 Tie Union, where stood Heschel " john
sCn The yiest Of the vile iii support Of Southren
| Rights. Hany man in Georgia, in the exciting times
80 and 81, considered foremost in the ranks Of
| the Supporters Of Southern Rights, III. V. johnson is
| that man. But oh what fall waset,lere my coun-
| trymen?" He went of with DouglaFand squatter
Sovereignty, and he ha, landed & what some are dis
| posed TO term the crock Of n" We hope Gov.
| johnson may have pleasans tAe with his new asso-
GATES"
Trot Him." is the signis~st title Of an article in
tie same paper, calling notice to one f. Longley,
who has been d resident here year more; said chap
is say 80 IS years old, carpenter by trade, ma
tive probably of Massachusetts, las he takes a Black
| Republican paper from that sweet State; Is bout
feet inches high, light complexion, heay sandy
wbiskers, large mouth and nose, blue eyes slightly
stoop-ehouldered and would weigh about $50 POUNDS
is very pous loves Lincoln and the 'niggers by his
| own declaration. He left In hot haste last Friday
night, and didn't give his friends chance to zee him
off. Should he stop over anywhere around, tell the
folks to pickle him, such bacon in this climate
don't keep very we'll"
A VIRGINIA DINNER.
| The Southern Argus, of the I6th announces an i'm
| portant movement:
I" 1t is rumored that dinner will shortly be gwen in
Dinwddie, Virginia, TO which the members of all par
ties will be invited and among the speakers who are
| expected to be present Ex-Governor Henry A.
Wise and the Hon. Roger A. Pryor. There have been
already subscribed TO the substantial part Of the feast
twenty-five shoats, ten lambs, and variety of other
good things hut TIE day of the ovation will not DO
fixed until the approaching day this will give
very incomplete idea of its probable The OBJ
jet Of the asaemblage of the citizens is to bring out
general consideration Of the state of affairs in the
| Union"
| SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.
| The Richmond correspondence OF Tke n. \. Herald
contains the following:
"The founderies here already reapng rich benefits
from the nOn-inercourse policy. Orders for machinery
Of every cass pouring in from every Southern
State and the manufacturers, determined TO avail
themselves Of this newborn zeal to promote Southern
anufactures establishing agencies in the principal
Southern cities to facilitate business negotiations in
their liEe."
HARD FOR TIE HORSES.
A South Caronan writes as follows to The Charles.
ton Mercury;
owe have habituaed ourselves to dependence on
the North for many things which might be produced at
loTe ANY interruption Of our intercourse with North
porte will lie attended with temporary ncon-
yeuitnee. For my part desire hs interruption for il
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