Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
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From Washington.
WAsHIxGTox. Nov I4.-Many letters arr
received from leading politicians of all Par
ties in the i,o;der States, c1ntending against
the legality OF = eesFion nHdsr he Ceastiin
! tion, and almost unanimously for standing
/ by ihe Union.
Virginia Is act favorable /" tue preeipiiai'
| action of South Carolina
Hunter is understood 10 b. against the Sc
cession movement
Vim. P. Mulen is appointed Post Master
at Natcbez
Private accounts say that the Charleston
! Light Infantry tonk charge of the Govern
| ment arms supported lay the Federal antholi-
ty, in the absenc- OF Government troops.
From Charleston.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 13.-The excitemenr
continues intense. The people are deiermin-
ed 10 send Delegates tn the convention
| nledged to get South Carolina out of the
Union at any cost. Dispatches are cOntinu-
ally coming from neighboring States offering
ready equipped military organizations pay
ing their own expenses, to aid the State 10
event of coercion.
The Banks have not suspended. but 1t is
supposed that they will suspend within a
| week. 4 large amount OF Northern paper is
laid over. but not protested The merchants
are pert, city solvent, and scorn the idea OF
repudiating. Money is very stringent. The
Banks refuse TO discount.
Toe ladies of The State have started sub
scription for testimonial to Caleb Gushing.
The darlington light infantry took charge
of the United States arsenal this morning,
supposed to be understanding between
the Governor and President
A convention of the Cotton States sup
posed TOR the adoption of non-intercourse
trade policy with the Northern States, is
talked of.
The boot factory in Cheraw is receiving
heavy orders for Southern trade. No new
orders will be given for Northern goods. ex-
cept what is really necessary to keep up sup
plies.
Lincoln was burned in effigy at Aiken.
Nobody will be elected 10 the Convention,
unless he pledges himself to procure seces-
sion before January the 1st.
From California.
FoRT KEARxEY. Noy, 13.--The Pony Ex-
press from California has arrived.
The weather has been fine. Business was
favorable.
In Lower California a band of Indians,
Mexicans and California thieves and murder
ers have lately committed ATTRACTIONS outra
ges and murders. The whole country is
alarmed and many have fed to the Governor
for protection.
The Governor has sent to San Diego for
assistance. g
OREGoN.-Rich mines, thought to be ex-
tensive, have been discovered in Douglass
county.
The steamer Uncle Sam took nearly ST.
200 900 treaure, including 100000, for Eng
land.
From South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, Nov. I3-The extra session OIL
the South Carolina Legislature adjourned to-
day at IL o CLOCK, sine die. The members
have gone home.
Mr.. Keitt was serenaded by the people at
midnight. He made an exciting speech, urg.
ing prompt ana decisive action. He said
that President Buchanan was pledged to Sc
cession, and would be held to it. South
Carolina should shatter the accursed Union,
and if otherwise, then she should throw her
arms around the pillars of the Constitution
and involve all the States in a common ruin.
From Virginia.
The Enquirer urges an early State Conven-
ton, and says that Wise, by his Minute Men
did not contemplate raid on the Federal
Government.
The latest election accounts from Virginia
uDprecedently Ia, !, /. The full returBs
are necessary t. eide the result.
From Georgia.
MILLEDGEyILLE, GA, Nov. l3 The hill
approprialing million dollars for patfing
Georgia in IA state of defence, passed IN"
House of Representatives unanimously. /.
is believed the convention bill will pass
unanimously.
a. II. Stephens and Hrrschtl V. Jcbnsoti
are making Union >p &c e..
srOm Bic. moud. a= sd
RICHMOND. VA, Nov I4-Some Union
men advocating s-rdihg Commissioners
10 South Carolina and Georgia. to induce
those States to submit to the nc ion of IA
Southern Conference.
Foreign.
NEw York. Nv Manchester advice
are favorable. Holders demand an advancr.
LIVERPOOL = Richardson. Spence & Co.
quot. fJnr quiet at 28-a32 81. Corn. ali
qualities slightly advanced Bet dnl. Pork
quiet. Lard quiet Breadstuffs steady.
Coffee quiet. Sugar steady.
LoNDoN-Bell & Co. say American stocks
are buOyant, and slightly drarer United
States skies OF 1868, 9SI1,00; Kentucky skies
92a94.
Currency.
Illinois and Wisconsin currency is 5 per
cent discount. Money active at IL per cent
Sailed.
New YORK, Nov. IA The steamer Euro
pia sailed fol Liverpool to-day.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. IA -The river is rising
with 8 feet A inches water in the Canal.
Markets.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14--Cotton less firm;
sales to-day 1900 bales, middling upland III
a114. Flour dull; sales 1900 bbls, 5 20a5
25. Corn firm; sales $4,000 bushels 67a70.
Mess Pork dull; sales 725 bbls Is 1919 I2k.
Lard very dull; sales l25 bbls l2al2k. Cot
fee quiet; Rio IA. Sugar dull; sales $50
boxes, Cuba 64as. Molasses, Porto Rico 334.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 14.--Cotton sales to-
day 1000 bales. Business is checked by the
difficulty of passing exchange. Prices irreg-
ular, sugar dull; declined /, Cal; molasses
27a3O; other articles unchanged.