Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

tho interference with the rights or Amcricail
citizens BY the British sentincls. had Terminated
In an unsatisfactory manner in both instanoeps
Capt. Montgomery had exchanged several notcs
with both parties and had finally closed wi h
one to each, in which he reviewed the who's
matter, and expressed regret that he hsd betn
unable to-obtain satisfactory reply. Tho corr
partment, end may be the basis Of an unpleasant
dispute. "A '''s8
OUTRAGE REDREssrb-fhc odtrasc perpctrry
ted 1t Kio Hschs (New Gr<hada " the Hvo-
tjpnary trocpa &gAinst the person of our Coasrl
and the fsk Of the United States, has been
promptly redrcsscd by Captain Poor, ofths slocp
ofwar ST. Louis, Captain Poor demanded that
tho American flag should bc hoisted by two
Granadian officers, that the troops should file
under IL and SITE wards salute ii with three vol-
lcys. The authorities ct first endeavored to
evade giving this sat sfaction, hut Captain Poor
was pcrcmptory, and they were compelled to
comply with bis torms. lT1a ~, 80 u
An ABorlrros,sr Husc IN ALApAxA-rhe
Montgomery (Ala-) Mail of the I'd, says:
"a man by the name Of Palmer, daguesrcsp
artist, has been detected At OpcIka, Ala, tam
pering with the slaves of John Su,ith (T) and
others, between Opelika and Auburn. He gave
tempted to ipst into their minds setitious acts.
He was detected, pursued and apprchcndcd. and
the prof being positive, he is to be hung at Au-
burn today. G,rlt -s.ssftl1A
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| Tho Baltimore Patriot says: ut is 10 bc ~.
served tiiat all this note OF angvy preparation
which comes to US from some Of the southstn
States j. not st all defensive II Is aggressive.
While yet the fate Of the Union is in the hands
OF those In whom the south has had most conf
dencc these acts Of disunion arc performed
Before Mr.. Lincoln has been inaugurated, thsv
inauguratc rebellion and secession against the
government they themselves control"
| GREAT DrxoS~ RATION AT CnArLEsTos.---
Charleston. Nor 12-Tho largest and most en-
thusiastic meeting ever held in Charleston was
fei tonight. The galleries were filed With Ia
dies. Judge Magrath presided, and speeches
were made by him and Mcssrs. Spratt, Rhctt
Colcock, Conner and others. Tho prevalent
feeling was strongly secession and when speak.
G. declared that this Union Is dissolved, the en-
thusiasm was unboundcd.
NoRTu CAROLINA AII. RrGHr.-Spc Of the
present crisis, the Wilmington IN. C.) Herald
speaks thus cheerirglv for the good old State
ave will have trouble and there is no use In
shutting our eyes tn IT. but we feel assured
that the old North State will stand firm. and
, whatever may be her determination. that she
will act for herself and not for the cotton
S:ates'" fanst. sfr
TUE FEELING IN KENTUCKY meeting OF tho
adhcrcnts Of Douglas and Boil was held on Mon-
day, at Lexington, Ky.. at which resolution
was passed dcpouncing in strong terms any at,
tempt at secession or dissolution by any State,
Speeches were made by Leslie Combs and 9th.
crs.
Senator Toombs rnd Thos r. Cobb rightly
haraneuc the Gonrgians In favor Of secession,
and arc opposed bv Hon. A. n. Stevens. Herr
schcl V, johnson and others A bitter feud ex-
lists between the friends Of Mr.. johnson and
Cobb in the Legislature, concerning the Senator
ship, VA
The WASHINGTON Light Infantry took charge
Of the United States arsenal at Charleston. II IL
supposed there Is M understanding between
Gov. Gist and the President In regard TO this
matter.
WHEELING BAxaow.FuLL or BRicks-B.n
Perley Poore's performance Of the famous cleo.
tion bet, by wheeling . barrow.fi,,l Of apples
four years ago NJ Roston, has bcep iujfafad fre,
qncntlv by aspiran's fas wbeelh'rrcw hms.
throughout the ccnntry. but m individual IN
Jersey City sought h make himself notorious
on Saturday night last bv wheeling harrow.
ru'l Of bricks from the corner Of Erie and South.
Fourth streets IN and from tho f,rfv. The loser
of the wagcr was Pennington man. and pcr,
formed his f,nt IN tho presence Of large mum,
Der Of spectators ,a.4f
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