The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-25


ing four hundred thousand dollars the purchase ord
nance; also bill empowering the Governor to call out
the State troops Immediately IN csse coercion 10 at-
| tempted.
GREAT sECEssloN MEETING IN ALABAMA.
Colunnrs, Nov. al, 1850.
The demon.uaion made here to-day Vas the greatest
ever seen in Western Georgia AL Ihe merchants closed
their stores joined the procession Flags and ban.
ners we're suspended the streets, the military aud
sutbern 6uard psraded in procession, and
fred salute 10 the Southern confederacy Nesers
Yanoey and Rice spoke 10 the morning I'd OF five
ihoassbd people John Cochrane, Of Alabama speaks
light, with Senator liver on ard kr Crawford.
Nine teLtbs Of the peop'e-mep, women and chldren-
wear The dEunion coci ade
ne secessios feeling seems 70 pervsde al classes.
THE FEELING IN TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Sov. ~, 1850.
call upon the Governor has been rubs.hed asking
him to convene ne legislature 70 provide for COME
renee by convention With the Southern States.
John Bell, by request, r preparing fr Publication an
eTOsl Of hr vewr upon the presen, II s 10 be
published On Monday or tuesday.
SECESSION MEETING AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. "a, 1850.
An immense meeting, irrespective OF party, held
st Odd Fellows Hall. IN tns city Tas: night. Great
husiasm prevailed and number Of speeches made.
An association called The Southern Rights Association
Of Iousisrs formed TO promote Of action
amongst tie Southern ssses organize Minute Men
and volunteer companies throughout the sta.e
kessrs Walter Coz Co., and kesrs. Feilo wes Co.,
cotton fac;or., failed yesterday.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN VIRGINIA.
RlcroSp, Nov. al, 1890
The beet informed men In this sector-arnong whom
class some Of representatives Congress
seem 70 entertain slight hopes o. any good result
from Southern Conference. There one serious obsta-
Gle, which WI probably nullIy al efforts At concilia-
ton, vizs-ihe cotton States believe that seces.
sion, n,rinsicaly involves much benefits to them
than could resuls from continuance the Cnion Their
prime, animasne motive IN pursuing this policy to re-
open the African save trade, and that they
they do with the Union. Secession is after
all with them matter o, material interest. do not
mean 10 insinuaie that tie movement solely Actustsd
by that consideration, be doubt Of ils
exeriing controlling influence ii IT, rhe you may res,
assured Of.
have idea that the cotton states will now foree,
the advantage which the election of Lincoln presents
the accomplishment OF object which 10 them far
dearer than the preservation Of this union ia the re-
opening Of The African slave trade hey recognise Of
country could acquire With such advantages they feel
that they could control the destines OF ne world and
make Earope srd he North bow n obedience 10 Their
viii. There much trath in the Ides; but whether
there or not they entertain the conviction firmly, and
argu nent will be rnavauing n tie effort to remove Il,
Secession, according TO tie opinions Of many o.
wisest men, rs forcgone conclusion. With Lincoln as
President there is hope Of peace II Il possl
his TO preserve the Cn,cu. Every Southern viii
pudate liz authority, and he enforce L. The
meanes. and contemplate among our population
could with ppunity cuff and kick him 81 any tne IN
srteis, ne mad the temerty 70 enter them. TIE
officer Of TIE law, the marshal or general, who would
attempt 70 rspose, for his protect os wouli inc
omscf IL very dangerous pred.cam In ths stste
OF feeling, wha, hope there tina, "a authority VIII be
respected, this peace vii, re.gr under hs sdm.rs
| traior
gentleman .r Lurrepberg county, letter 70 the
ERga0sT looxs upou Lincoln ~ Old and tired re Del
xho b,en elevated to ths Presidency reward for
hss treason. Ee says re should be treated by the South
the people 0: EagGnd treated the rebels Ridley, era
and IA..ner-burnec TO aehee. Terrible sentence
While The writer "a evidently candid than othe-s,
| feeling net unlike fs s very generally entertained.
ne merchants q this city heli meeting asi evening
70 fx tome rrorm rates Of exchange with tre NORTH
| 10 report hsvre received from com mittee Of
L
| subject war referred, the meeting adjourned Ill Mon
day CHI await that report. Some Of the merchants
oppoeec 70 any ect.on n tue matter, deemng Il
better to slos escn nKn 70 manage rF exchanges ~
| bee. be could
| very impor.an, letter h0 oeer addressed 70 the
citizens Of tie savenoding sa,ss ty the Hon pudey
Mann In reference the future Of the Great
Eastern, ard other kindred topics He scknowledged
The receipt Of report contained in . circular TO the D
recos Of the 6rea; Eastern "a voyage
70 The United states, end the condition In which
she was foerd rpcr the "sridron" prepared FOR
her reception Al Milford haven The Board q
trade surveyors represent hes ccndton ~ more
satisfactory than anticipated. Her voyage this
country october As; deferred TO enable her 10 be
pu; IN thoroughly good condition one Of the lsrges,
hsreh sldsrs 10 letter 70 the direesors dated Lon.
L dor, October IS, SAYS
Perhaps N rht not be unreasonable 70 hope that u
/ direct line we're established between the Cbesa-
.saa S.sr from H.ps ros.
70 the lorser journey via New York II We could
see ocr Sy & 70 s ss s, p,s;,sTsr ,s IN, ,fs,sss % We
sss We have 70 you that al the arrange
for ,he table vii be conducted tTcrcnt
ootnE We certainly suffered much 10 public estimation
or The sJveay ussrer ln wh;a the commissArisi was
managed.
n. vRrn her proceeds % refer 70 ire advantage
~hch r.l-crt Esven oommands . port ever II.
'wpcsi, With r sixty we marine leagues fayiher
ron 10 crouPeaks than the former. Ee cites
% 5'bt oY.rion y twenty-five American captains
show AT ssv'ns % sir days would be effected IN
bc rasss - sifofd haven, q 8 week n docking
serelr o, 80 sterling trip the item of wages 70
bie y one thoyaai tons, and rprris q ESQ COO ssr
ng TtT voyage n team suss, q large amount per
roUh u rrov,cns ara gh, dres, Of forty per cent
;he rsss IRON weather, currents and collisions, of
pcr cent IN ship and cargo while vessel
wiz make round Trip moro 70 K1for1 Esrsn 10
the year thsu 70 Liverpool nd then mys tho
superiority ., Hampton Eosds over New York, va@.
cure basbor all timcs easy o. arprosch, rslly
striking "a that Of Elrord Hsver over Liverpool BE
ccucluies By syBs ia, he erea. Eastern ~il van.
frelth: lat, ncadps passengers and he mats, which
-l amount :, svensy.sve thousand dolxrs II q Be
farnnhei ~ TIE let Of April, direct trade with Europe
win be sec,vey opened By the slaveholdins States.
Ihavs no ioIss The opportunity wiz be readily seized