New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
MINOR ITEMS.

Yours trulv HENRY A. WISE.
Me.gs A. R. Bakey, l. f. JscEon md Others, Madison
MINOR ITEMS.
Mss. wnder Co. manufacturer Of Wid', celebrated ala
sie safes that their business has fallen of to very
great extent During tie month Of November o. ls yer they
oo since the regent election however her orders the
south fallen Oh such extent that they have been com
week ty have employed the remaining hall Of their force
three-quarters time principally in finishing up old orders
in its zeal to break down public confidence, and
bring financial ruin upon the community, The Hcrod
spares no pains. lis Issue Of yesterday devoted
mainly 10 showing that the business Of this city had
gone to smash and that starvation viii stare en-
ployers and operatives in the face. We doubt If the
contraction Of business in this metropolis Is very ser
ousy greater than is usual at this season Of the
wear. The extract above given We are informed, is
verv wide Of the truth. Mr.. Henry 4. Morrison, VINO
resides in Fifth avenue Brooklyn Wilders 1ac-
tory, SAYS that they have not had over thirty hands
employed for the past year. and lot more than Ten for
the last three months.
N THE NAME OF TN PROPHET, FIGS
The following note appears in The Coluntps GA
SIN;
Ihave heard il talked about hat he new Company
y Of The Southern Guard contemplate sending North
for the buttons of their uniform. trust THU D. mis-
take cannot believe that that body OF men Will 50
stultifv themselves by pursuing any SUCH conrse,
especially when they obaina- good an article made
here in the city they may little more but what
f they nav 30 per cent than at the North In the
name OF all that Is sensible, let US be CONSISTENT; As
member OF that organization, swear by the Eterna!
TO wear my person no button from the Northern
States Let others do as they may Tor one VIII try
10 be consistent. "A SOUTHERN GUARD"
SECESSION nav.
TIE Ciqr1csioa 1ercvrg of The 9th says:
Tie schooner ". W. Starr. from Pom Pen, brought
hcIe YESTERDAY 100 bales nee straw consigned to Mr.
Otis Phillips. 1t WILL understand, be su excellent
substitute for Northern hay.
No MORE BALLS N THE UNION.
The ladies Of Clinton, s. c., on The evening of a
secession meeting at that place attended brilliant
ball In the course of The entertainment they passed
the following pointed resolution:
Retired That this h the last ball wiz attend IN these
ULod States.
A YaNKEU GIRLS ASTONIsInIENr.
A Young lady from Vermont. teaching IN a town in
Georgia writes to her parents thus:
''1he people here are very much excited over toe
election OF Mr.. Lincoln. Yesterday they formed a
military company amcng The young men with view
10 the eXigenCe- Of he hcur and to-day they out
10 drill The most remarkable part Of hat performance
to Yankee girl 90 each soldier have negro
| along 70 carry bis gum
PROPOSING 10 ENIGgATE.
TIE Bempiis lTonn.l Ayaio.cte has 3 local corre-
spondent, who says:
IpcseuI you with an excellent opportunity Of Sc
curing home for some Of your Uuion-sayers. IL is
no fiction Tie person subscribing his name il real,
yenable SOD Of NewYor6 known 70 your correspond
ent, who wiz youch for hi- reepecu,by, industry,
energy aud skill in his profession. lie is practical
railroad engineer. and very competent:
Nio1oE, Ontario Go, y, Y, Nov: ~ isG9
old IDIOT Abe Lincoln, 70 the Presidency the United States,
Wt thee ar, no, quite 20 uiany aatOs have beer ryig
Ds S p 5 q 5 ty a conc SN rt ia 70 y9
farm. yor 4'd hrg mess live IN NE hnbrd Of Black
EcT y part don't At 20 Lear suy Of =. have
,aied III tLn and hey dtute n SENSE sad here s
Of one, wasting HI bresth on ay -lch sut Ey poll
lipi5"S aJ tbs 6o,,,s J-rioy ,Cket dJ go for IA.
Union b. Low since election, Lad just eSe zee NE lnca
oglJ Vi.i few exception. be- with he Souh have Ned
interview. in any number Of Denors since election. and
they s4y they .in stick 10 tho text 80 you dat IN no
y d disuion you I have Of friends the North snd
You not condemn all northern 7reE account Of their
living % t6e North. know you roid sud am 20 GER
be hung on account oi coming from he Ncli ~ anew whom
would Hz1' ior -he South anyway. W.
SECESSION IN FRENCH.
9Gs ColpaaJa SoaM Coroiiaiaa publishes paiii-
otic Carolina gong" in French entitled I'm Avant,"
10 I've sung to the air Of IL Pasennc, and beginning
10 i0iOWc:
"Peup,e 5u Sud, AeHs! Aisrtr.
Ia tfailTeet peThde para
Dac cOuiurel uOtge pcItcj
Le si"rrc Irl~.ii.
is,s0Is l1 flfnie % chauT1insss
Marchons, rnaGts des Csro.ines"
SCENES IN CHARLESTON.
A correspondent Of The Boston Journal describes
some u tle scencs ia Charleston during the present
81, elncnt The following il au extract:
" In riding down King street, which is the Broad
way u the city, the eye b continually arrested 10y the
representations Oi The Palmetto which wave
and Autler in almost uninterrupted succession through
de whole lcngth Of the street. I'm some cases, t6e
artist has done 10 credit 10 the pride Of South Carolina
but tho eyer-recurlipg Palmetto, whether Wen or lily
pairted serves 70 show the pride IN ard love for the
State which adopts it its emblem. H. several places
an actual tree suspended Fyines head. In 9th
ers il appears flag Or banner sometimes alone,
bnt usually accompanied by one Or more stars, Tie
number q SARA varies OHC Day appear ON, beneath,
DR. above fho tree; iOur Standing for be states al
Georgia Alabama. IloIi1u, iud South Cafolni, sro
va .oiisly arranged. Ia some Crc, the painter haS
dippod into he future lIr a. human eye can see hpd
las tri1mphantiy represented fifteen States.
" One iaIg, banner hangs rom the upper story oi
ls largest dry good establishment on King street
which deserved part cular description. " represents
cOune, che Pane m good proportions, ana quite
vel Coored Round the trunk cOJling uttlCsnako IS
5eeh who raised his bead in the act Of striking. AZ |
ne left Of Inc tree a large lone stu, and vessel with
NE noliO, Free Trade; 40 the nght bale OF gOOdr
MOTTO Southern Rights Bot The Gguntye and |
ueiid are Inoat notcoably blended in another large
banner up the street. In the center j. the fullleugth
TOnimi oi The 2ie Judge Maguih. lie stands be- /
Woen a cannon, which he j. Just firing and an easy /
b0ir from wbSb BE- b. ruIIoled 10 have risen CD tho