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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
From, ne " y. Evs1,iRg Post.
THE SOUTHERN MEDICAL STUDENTS IN NEW

YORK.
The Southern students OF the Medical University in
Fourteenth street. ZELDA meeting at the rooms Of the Ma
tiona Volunteers in Broadway, last evening the Faeu
" having refused the hall Of the University for the Pur
pose.
TIE first speaker Mr. Ashby, of Culpeper Court House
was Kissed for attempting recommend moderation; and
was permitted TO proceed until he avoWed himself
friend Of the South and Southern institutions.
Mr. Clinton, Of Mississippi, the next speaker made
rank hreeatng speech be for immediate secession
aud was ready 70 sacrifice his property and prospects, ard
ns wife and children for the sake Of Southern honor
lie advised the students TO withdraw Immediately.
Dr. Marion Simms Of this city, while avowing his at
,,shment TO the South advised the students to Eait
al their respective States seeded Their opportunities
10 learn here we're better than in any southern city
Captain" St Clair Morgan, Of Nashville Tennessee,
late commander Of John Bells Union Body Guard, de-
cared that until last Tuesday he Union man, but
that he now went for immediate disunon. He read the
follow teegraphic despatch, dated Richmond, NoveH-
her; southern students welcome TO Richmond South
Carolina has seeded" Mr.. Morgan thought the
students should leave for home Immediately.
Colonel Dicb, of Maryland next introduced as
'the man who gave Brooks the caue TO whip Sumner
With The Colonel advised the students to leave for
home Immediately.
TIE following resolutions we're reported by the com
mittee
whereas, The people Of the North, by the election
Of Abraham Lincoln President and Hannibal Hamlin
a. vice lreslueuL VI ueSe Oui@eu o'N'e' nav sie'
their hostility TO the South in thus eevating to office
sectional candidates-
"R,s0lued, l. That We withdraw our patronage from
Northern institutions.
- Tsat We leave Immediately for our Southern
homes.
- That we thank the people Of this city for the
stand thew have taken for the Union and the COnstitu
tiou aud shall always remember them with gratitude.
After brief discussion DE-. Sims offered the following
~ an amendment to the first and second resolutions
'Res0irsd, That leave this city for our homes as
soon as any State secedes."
TIE resolutions as amended, were adopted, and the
meeting adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
MEETING AT AuGuSTA.

AUGUSTA, Nov lO.-A large meeting Of citizens took
place here to.night-Mayor Bodgett presiding. The
Mayor stated that he had received information that two
or three citizens had been invited to leave the city by
unauthorized persons. The meeting was called TO con
slider whether we should protect ourselves by the uphold
ing Of the laws and the preservation OF order allow
unauthorized persons to take the law into their own
hands.
committee having been appointed to prepare bust
ness for the meeting they reported series of resolu
tons, decaring-l That we live under government 81
law and order and il is the bOunden duty Of every ct
zen to see E rights respected, and wrongs speedily re-
dressed in the forms provided by law. 3 That the &c
MUS of our institutions orbids the punishment of citizens
without fair trial by jury. 8 That the assumption by
individuals however respectable, Of any power OF gov
ernment il subversve of all constitutional liberty, dan
Cerous in its tendencies and fatal to the vital interests o
the community; and T. That if the existing laws are in
sufficient 10 protect the rights of citizens, the proper
course is to apply the Legislature to amend or modify
them 40 the interests OF society require
Unusual excitement at the time prevailed The meet
ing was addressed by Messrs. Cumming, Wright, Gone
sneed Montgomery, Dortie, Ford and Others and con
serva,ive sentiment prevailed. The resolutions wer'
unanimously adopted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FEDERAL COURT.
THE GRAND JURY DECLINES TO FAKE ACTION
THEJUDGE RESIGNS,

At the opening of the District Federal Court Judge
Magrath presiding after the dispatch of business
the Grand Jury reported that
ct was the purpose of this Jury to lay before the Court
some matters suggested by the indictments submitted to
Them but the events Of yesterday TO render this
unnecessary now The verdict Of the Northern section
of the COnie1eracy solemny announced to the country
through the baotboX yesterday has swept away the
last hope for the pemanence-for the stability OF the
Federal Government Of these sovereign States and the
public mind is constrained to lift itself above the consd
Grafton Of details in the administration of Law and JUS
tce up to the and solemn issues which have been
forced upon u.s. These issues involve the existence Of
the Government Of which this Court is the organ and
minister In these extraordinary circumstances, the
Grand Jury respectfully decline TO proceed With their pre-
sentiments.
Thereupon His Honor addressed the Grand Jury as
follows:
The business of the Term has been disposed Of And
under ordinary circumstances il would be my duty 70
dismiss you TO your several avocaons with Jthanks
for your presence and aid. But have something
more to do the omission Of which would not be consis
tent with proprety. In the political history Of the Uni
ted States event has happened Of ominous import to
fifteen saveholding States. The State of which
citizens has been always understood TO have deliberately
fixed its purpose whenever that event should happen.
Feeling Of what will be the action Of the
STATE consider my duty, without delay 70 prepare to
obey is wishes. That preparation is made by the resg
nation Of the Office have held For the last time have
as Judge of the United States administered the laws
Of the United States within the limits of the State Of South
Carolioa.
While thus acting in obedience to a sense Of Duty
cannot be Indifferent to the emotions it must produce.
That Department Of Government which, believe, has
best maintained its integrity and preserved its purity has
been suspended. So far as concerned the Temple
OF Justice raised under the Constitution Of the United
States is closed. II it shall be again opened
thank God that It's doors have been closed before its
altar has been desc ;rated with sacrifices 10 tyranny
n. st.k;r a. f,k, ...l..
about to penetrate next to the reliance should place
in the goodness Of that God who will guide US ia the
right way should be confidence in State and
obedience 70 is laws We are about 10 sever our relations
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
4soS1 4s,sls 12,2e9 1854 4s,2lO
HEsmco-Tbo Official vote of this county is as fol
A CAPD-TO TUE PUBLIC.

notice in the Wing Of the Sd inst card published
by Mr. Watkins, Of Charlotte C. H. in reply to COM
munication which appeared in the Wing Of the 3Oth
inst Of which oas the author. In that article, did
not mean to offend any gentleman. Il done for po-
Htical elect aud nothing more-but it seems that Mr.
l. E. Watkins has taken a mortal offence at some eX-
preston therein and has sought inure BY denoun-
cling me in very ungentlemanly manner through that
very respectable Journal the Richmond Whig. In the
article OF which he appears to be the author, Mr. Wat
kns saws that he hears that incapable OF preparing
any such artce-tha permitted my name to be put TO
an article of which some one else was the author In
rpy TO this have only to say that the whole Of It Is
false I wrote the piece and sent il 20 the Wing Office
myselC should not have oOndeseended so much as to
have taken the slightest notice Of Mr.. WIS card if it was
not to show to the public the injustice that Mr. Watkins
has done me. will leave the matter for the pub
Iie 10 decide. HENRY A. CHICK.
CHARlorrr CoUNrr. Nov. 9th, 1860
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

This is ne subject which especially engages the
attention Of the English people, The French have pro
eaimed that they have devised vessel which proof
against cannon shOhave constructed two and have sew
eral others on the stocks This if true, was vel caeu
lated to excite the veest appreheusions Of the English
for t would Wrest from them the mastery Of the ocean
We copy elsewhere several articles from the London
Tines from which il appears that though the French
invention nav not be an entire success is great ad
vance, and justly alarms John Bull
The subject one Of great importance for every mari
time power and We hope the matter viii not be
looked By our Government
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
corNrER pURLIC MEETING AT AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Nov. lO.-A large public meeting is in pro-
gre.s tonight. The Savannah resolutions unani
mousy adopted after having been amended de-
clare that the only remedy for Lncons election is i'm
mediate secession. This received with loud aud pro-
onged cheering.
was moved and adopted that the thanks OF the peo
pie of the South due to the gallant North who
attempted to roll back the tide Of anaticsm the
cent election.
1t resolved further that the meeting pledge them
million of dollars organize and the military Of the
State. A further resolution was adopted condemning
the action OF the citizens meeting this afternoon and
declaring that the resolutions adopted thereat do not e1
press the sense of the community.
Colonel Anderson Of Savannah, addressed the meet.
ing. decidedly in favor of immediate action by the South
Intense excitement prevailed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
SHABBY TREATMENT OF SENATOR DOUGLAS IN
ALABAMA.

Toe Southern ConjfGsraey vouehes for the truth Of
the ioloNing story
"A gentleman and a member Of the Breckenridge
party informs us that he present when Judge Doug
Las arrived in Montgomery from Columbus tie night
Of the hrs Of November This gentleman SAYS, Whose
s;atsmeut has been eorrobOaed by half dozen eve
witnesses) that when Judge Douglas aighted from the
carriage q ascend the steps OF the Exchange HOTEL
Montgomery that there we're three eggs thrown
The first EGG struck Colonel Sebles editor OF the Con-
flsratou the second egg struck Col Emore, and the
third erg struck the hat Of Judge Douglas bursed and
discharged is in the face OF his wife who stood
Immediately his left.
These are the facts as detailed by several gen.
temen who witnessed the disgusting affair"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
Nj. for Bell in les eOrntie, sI9.
COUNTIES NOT HEARD IRON.

Ia the above q counties to be heard from, Letchers
mij. vas $50.
P.S-we have reports Of 200 majority in Marshall
for Bell instead Of 50, Of dc in Aceemae instead Of
100 majority Tor Breck, and Of lsl majority for Breek
in Hampshire instead Of $50 If these reports are cor
rect Bells present majority would be 7s5 according to
the table Tue msjOrites for Breek in Brooke and Han
cock we're copied from Geographic report in the En-
annsr and will not We think, be sustained BY the Off
c;.l returua
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
TIE VOTE OF vIRGlNIA.

We present in the following table the official and
reported majortes in l2S counties showing if the fl
CURES be correct, majority for Bel, as far as heard
from, Of sac. The % counties yet to be beard from
gave Lstcher SEQ majority, so that gain Of twenty in
each is sill, required to give the electoral vote Of the
State to Bell We can only say that We have en-
deAvored to make the table correct and any error has
occurred il has proceeded from inaccurate reports
Il is CERTAIN that the majority either side will be very
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
FROM HAvANA-BURNING OF A COTTON SHIP
MErLNY ON RMARD AN AMERLCAN NESSEL.

NEw YORK. Nov. g.-The steamer Quaker City, from
Havana on the 9th instant has arrived She brings the
creW OF tho ship China, from New Orleans for Liver
rool which tOtauy uestrOyed Oy hrc on cape Jar
val Fotda. The crew taken oil by the bark
Ocean Bride and transferred 20 the Quaker City
The ship had cargo OF 200 bales Of cotton, and was
oxucd AZ Portland.
The crew Of the American bark Champion had mutt
MED al Havana Tue Captain shot one Of the muueers
before order was restored The evidence exoneates the
Captain The mutineers bad been sent Key West for
trial
Sugars at Havsna were unchanged. Stock $1,000
bsles Molasses was selling at reals per key. Freight
dull Sterling exchange l3llS 81,
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MARRIED,

In B,unSwck, tho 7th Inst EDWARD DR0MGo0LF ESQ
and Mrs. MARTHA A HARRISON
On the Soh ut at LOnsEOod Northampton county, O. the
redencs Of the brides father, by the Rev. D. Caken Lieut.
JUNU5 DANIEL late lhsd Regiment u s. Infantry and Miss
ELLEN W. LONG, daughter OF Col J. J. Long.
At the resdonee Of Col O. Jones' at Youngboro Russell
Duanston, W. P GARLAND, Esq and Ms MARGARET GOODE
Of virginia.
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RESIGNATION OF PHE HON. W. p. CoLCooK.
FOR THE MPRCURY
M HON EDEn uIfnED

Sir In view OF the announcement which has been
made this morning. of the resignation OF many Federal
officers desire to express opinion that the inter-
ests of State and community would be eopardzed
by the resignation Of the Postmaster here. We there
fore request that you should not resign until the State
assumes, in her sovereign capacity, the management of
her postal arrangements.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NV ORLrASs, Nov IO-Ae1cau advices to the 18th
ult have been received.
Gen Marquese, with 5000 men, Church party) has
occupied Queretaro
The Liberals had seized 100000 of the plate of the
Church party.
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FROM ALABAMA.

CoLUuBrA, November IA gentleman just arrived
here from Montgomery Alabama, reports that Mr. Yam
CRY has given public that Gov MOORE would
call Convention OF the people OF Alabama within ten
dAys nfter the election of LINCOLN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

SAVANNAH, November I'll o'clock.-A large crowd
collected in front of the Morning news office has just
given three hearty cheers for Judge MAGRATH.
Intense excitement prevails and general determine
ton TO resist There is a call for public meeting for
tomorrow night signed by hundreds of our first citi-
Lens
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sOUrU CAROLINA CONvENrIoN

COLUMBIA, Nov. l0,-The Senate of South Carolina
have passed bill calling State Convention for the 9th
of January the election OF delegates take place on
the 9Th of that month.