Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-01
Lntcst Eastern News, by Pony.

The Pony Express with Atlantic Intelligence
TO Nov 10Th, arrived on the 22d ult. The cleo
tion news are of little importance. The dispatch
is confined principally to the movements of the
Southern secessionists
MARYLAND has given Brcckinridge her elccto-
raj vote by small plurality. -. BELL. has proba-
bly, carried Tennessee, though il is still considered
doubtful. Kentucky is certain for Bell The
outgoing mail Of to day claims Alabama for
Breckinridge by 10000 plurality. -. From Lou
isana the returns are few. Bell is little ahead.
State supposed for Breckinridge. .REPUBIIcANs
gain one Congressman in Wisconsin and one in
Michigan. Pennington defeated in New Jersey
and Fisher (Rep) elected in Delaware Illinois
delegation remains unchanged ... SECESSION
MOVEMENTS THE bark james Gray, owned by
Gushing, of Boston line, under instructions from
owners, yesterday hoisted the Palmetto flag, and
fired fifteen guns in Charleston harbOr. Accord
ing to dispatch received to day, convention
is to be called and secession is certain Bocock
Bonham and Keitt urged he call for convention
and immediate action. A large body of citizens
called on the resigned Federal officers in South
Carolina, last night The officers referred to are
the U. S. District Judge and U. S. District Attor-
ney and Collector of the port of Charleston. 80.
THE Charleston Courier says buchanan VIII resist
notification but not secession. "A DISPATCH
from Richmond to the New York Times says there
is little excitement there, and the Wings seem
well pleased with the result Of the election. 80.
Gov BROwS, of Georgia. in special message 10
the Legislature, thinks that but few States will
get to Southern Conventions, and does not rec
ommend the appointment of delegates from that
State. lie thinks the Constitutional rights of
the people of Georgia have been violated by the
several non slavehoding States to an extent jus
tifying, in the judgment of civilized nations. the
adoption Of any measures necessary for the re-
storaion of protection of their rights.
From the Sacramento Union of Nov. 26th, we
extract the following news by Pony Express
with St. Louis dates to Nov. 18th:
RICHMOND dispatches to November 18th, say
that Breckenridge has certainly carried Virginia
by about 1000 plurality. .Ir is barely possible
that Dreckinridge may obtain majority in Geor-
gia twenty-eight counties are yet to hear from
Returns to-day indicate that the State has gone
for Breckenridge. From Texas we learn that
Breckenridge has 500 majority in Galveston and
300 in Houston. . . Is Missouri. twenty seven
counties to hear from. Douglas is 48i ahead.
Is the Georgia Legislature, Nov. 18th, resolu-
tion was introduced declaring Georgia out of the
Union, and bill of like purport. They were
referred. A resolution was offered to call
Southern Convention at Atlanta, in February. A
resolution was also introduced instructing the
Senators and Representatives in Congress to re-
sist the counting of the electoral votes in those
States which nullfcd the Fugitive Slave Law.
1t was made the special order for November goth.
A bill was introduced calling Convention, to
which all the Federal officers are to be invited.
The retaliation Bill exempts foreign goods from
State, county and corpora tiOn taxes. Military
Convention met at Milledgeville on the same
day. The attendance was large. Resolutions
were passed favorng secession. Gov. Brown
made strong resist tance speech, defending the
ri uht Of coli md lpcl ed
attempted coercion, two Federal soldiers should
atone for every Georgian who fell in defense of
State sovereignty ... THE South Carolina Legis
lature, on the 18th, passed bill to suspend the
penalties against suspension of specie payments
by the banks also, Il resolution instructing the
Military Committee during recess. to prepare a
plan for arming the State ; also, instructng the
Finance Committee TO prepare n scheme to raise
the necessary supplies. The bill to arm the State
was recOmmittrd. resolution inquiring into
the proprety OF armng and fortifying various
exposed towns was lost. A proposition to au
thorize the State Bank to advertise for a loan of
four hundred thousand dollars was introduced,
but not considered. The Legislature adjourned
to-day. large meeting was held at Charleston
on the night of Nov 18th McGrath, Rhett and
others spoke. Leading merchants declared that
they were ready TO sacrifice all in maintaining
the States honor. When speakers declared the
Union dissolved the enthusiasm was wild. 1t is
s'ateu tncre is no longer any doubt that South
Carolina will secede. Palmetto banners are fly
ing. The Courier office raised Palmetto flag,
on which were The words, Souih Carolina has
moved other States will follow" Senator Ham
mOnd has resigned. HILL, Congressman, of
Georgia, is for secession. A DISPATCH from
Washington, Nov. 18th, says Declaration of
Independence on the part of South Carolina, has
been laid before the President . SOUTHERN gen.
temen appeared in Baltimore in the streets with
blue cockadc, ard were regarded with curiosity,
but with little favor. IT is now rumored that
Floyd and Black threaten to resign if The Federal
power interteres against States. YESTERDAY
a company of United States artillery left Fort
Hamilton for Fayetteville, North Carolina. to
protect the arsenal. e.. THE Washington States
comes out independent, and in opposition to dis
union THERE is a report that Breckenridge
has determined to make trip to the cotton
States, urging them to abide by the Union. .. "A
MEETING of the Bell and Douglas parties was
held at Lexington, Kentucky, Nov. 18th, and
passed resolutions denOuncing secession in strong
terms =. BANKERS in Louisville are charging
five per cent. discount on South Carolina and
Georgia banks.
DONT act so, Isaac, dear !" said Mrs. Par