Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27
CALIFORNIA ELECTION
Glorious Uncertainty!.

FORT KEARNEY, Nov. 19.-The Overland Ex-
press is in from California.
The election returns contradictory. Some
say that Douglas had majority of 5000, and
others that Lincoln 1000 ahead, and
likely to carry the State.
OPPOSED TO SECESSION-ThE PRESI-
DENTS MESSAGE COMPILE TED--IN
sPECTION OF ARMORIES AND ARSE
NAILS
WASHINGTON, Nov. I9-Judge Wayne. of the
United States Supreme Court. has, it is said
written a letter to a friend in Washington. say
ing among other things. that four-ffths of the
citizens of Savannah opposed to secession.
President Buchanan has completed his annual
message.
In the absence of Col. Ripley. Col. Craig has
been ordered to proceed Immediately to the ar
senal and armories of the United States
EXPORTS Notwithstanding the political dis
ruption of the country, and the stringency in
monetary affairs the exports OF cotton from this
port for the week ending 18th, was twelve
hundred and fifty bales, the greater part of
which was exported to the city of New York.
large quantity is shipboard ready for
shipment We have been told by good authori-
tv, that North Carolina Cotton demands higher
figures abroad, than that of any other State.
much larger crop has been raised this year,
than at any former one, and cotton will, here
after constitute of the chief articles of eX
port from the port of Wilminton- Wilmington
Xcrald
CoTToN FROM TENNEssEE.--E Every train
the & P. Railroad brings il large instruments
of the cotton from Tennessee destined for this
market which has been for DAYS past ac-
cumulatinG the farther end of the Va. & Tenn.
Railroad, detained there IN consequence of the
recent breaking up OF small portion of that road
by the foods
The handling of these receipts, and others
which are daily arriving from North Carolina by
railroads and canal, in their transmission to store
or the varions points of shipment per steamers
northward, imparts an appearance of activity and
hustle along Water street and the wharves, which
be gratifying to every believer in CONNER
cial growth Of our city.-N0rf0k Herald
DR. TYING CENsURED BY THE CHURCHNIAN.
The Churchman, the organ of the High Church
Episcopalians. has article upon Rev. DR.
Tying for having assisted in laying the
stone of Methodist chapel, and for having ap-
peared in the pulpi of Presbyterian church
a participant in the proceedings of the Evangeli
cal Alliance. 1t uses the following language:
The public behavior of the Rev. DR.. Tying is
grossly inconsistent with his obligations
presbyter of the Church aud quite as disgraceful
to himself if it intended for the purpose
of deriding Christianity. We most earnestly and
seriously beg to draw the attention of the Provi-
siona Bishop of the Diocese TO the conduct of
one of the presbyters under his charge. This
is a case in which the Bishop is imperatvely
bound to exercise mis- Episcopal authority, and
we trust that DR.. Potter will at bring his
erratic and unruly presbyter to account for his
conduct
DOUGLAS VS.. LTNcoLN.-Hon. S. A. Douglas
in his speech in Mobile, answered the interrog-
atory, whether he would take an Office under
Lincoln in the following style: "I have only
to say, that cannot believe that any man re-
puted to be gentleman, could put such ques-
tions to me. Immense applause There is no
language with which [ can express my scorn