New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

bidden iron visiting tie eaid Depot grounds Parents
children al words from visiting the Depot grounds
dun, u continuance Of this ordinance under the
IeiYhy ieiel y imposed.
All ersons Violating this ordinance shall on eonvc-
on he iii ed SlV for each oeuse to be recovered a.
other III e. imI Deed by the town: and, if slave or
Tree nrgr,', iail reseive q in y-nine Lsshes.
And II l. hereby made the especial duty Of the town
Police 10 be al tie Chalcite ard Sulh Carolina Rail-
read ctIot on tie arrival and departure Of the trains
TO that tie provisions Of this ordinance are obeyed
ara tn aritst ard bring before the lsendant al per-
r, ns Violating the ssme. j. Il. KERR, Intend.snt.
T. W. DE~sf, Town Clerk.
In pursrar 90 of tie foregoing ordinance Mr. Jitts
The Msil Al eni from Columbia South Carolina was
not Permitted 90 leave grounds of the railroad He
refused TO deliver TIE nails unless persitted TO go to
lie OF Office and ap to Saturday evening I'D inst the
citizens If Chaiotte and adjacent towns mrs en-, of
1IOm Gil mail communicated with South Carolina.
Tts lo' k though the North Carlians fared South
EN- iuCerdaIies 60 much SIS Northern ones.
TIN MiNUTE-MEN OP LOUISVILLE UNDER THE
FIRE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
Tie Minute-Men don't quite comprehend the mean
iIg OF dill The Only definition that they find Is
that II il q bore.
We heard with great terror that there If one of the
Nil uie-Men OF Louisville who kills every month
vi course y Is Unnecessary to say that he is medical
man.
There are said 10 be two hundred Minute Men In
Louisville, al d it takes each MinueMan an hour to
dtss. There Is danger from them. They are Zouaves
whose cbc eNertis is getting out of bed in the morn
ing and making s,lay Of small srus
There nay be NE mi take in the rumor that there
Is company Of Nlinute-Men Ia Louisville. No one has
seen any respectable man who acknowledges TO belong
10 IT. aud here is Fly ru1nor that II is the old order of
"Do-No,hiIes:' whose arms were jacksss rampant
paD oval shield, representing cyIher.
We Team ilpt tie dIM of tie Minute-men Is c)ni-
deIed very difficult. Every +older i required to put
! II bree' hes leg at tiue without touching the
tedpost Sne Of them with the assurance of uIres
very successful II is called exercise in sorning
6 81 49,. l.. 4
lore"
The Minuienen Of Louisville propose to have q cav
slry dill Eaeh member, irrespective Of patty il re-
qried 10 practice IN hour each day bro0Instick-
thcers on a rocbiug-horse, As general thug they
could noi atly strddle hort ii they split like
pair Of torgs TO the CHM but tley have hopesthey
have hopes
MORE SLAVE INSTRUCTIONS.
Tie Montgomery Adreytiser reports new Slave in
zniIec,ion il Alabama. It's Information is contained in
the following letter:
DEC II, isf0.-We have found ont a deep laid plan
among the negroes Of our neghborhood, aud from
what can find out from ON he rues, it is general
al over tie country The plot is this: they TO
make general iiso during the Christmas holidays.
We ale bow Whip ing the negroes-tstl1ng them as
they come. We hear startling facts They have
gone far enough in the lot 10 divide out estates dnes
la1ds and household fur iture Their plan ii this:
1hey 20 kill the families certain night THAT
they live will), and then gt together and take the
country. They look for aid trom Lincoln and the North
ern People. We cannot fnd oat the exact time but
they generally have itched en- Wedne day night, the
26th Of December. No humbug in this. You may
publish THU OF az much Of you csuse and re-
quest the other papers DO tie same Jesse g. JONES'
r. J. Orne, JeEn Orme William Allen, J. ID. Gerrod,
~. d., Hiram fhwes;te J. NJ. Crquhart, Charles
Walker, +. G.. FanDin, Henderson, Norman, W. u.
Myrick."
TIE Governor of Mississippi hss made the following
amendment. If COMMISSIONER to the several Southern
State7, under the resolutions Of the Legislature:
I III IL. l,vs.f .~~ NEfr4A Au~-z
To Georgia. .....w. l. Harris 4 Arksnsss Geo; raj
A. Na i Handy T. Ia TIA. Miller M9sT
To 5 Ca'oHs G. y Eootey To Delaware Henry ni:tin.oa
To Kentucky" "a. s.Feathegston
The NeR. Orf0as P,c0ypHs axis the following per-
iUeut questions Of the Immediate SeCes-iOni-ts " If
to-day Louisiana de- Jared out Of the Union, and
consequently Ter Custom House closed, how IL "a bile
Of Gotten 10 leave port or bow hogshead OF
sugar OF eTce Of nee. any If the millions Of dol
lars worth OF lie frits of the earth in our store
louses e exIon,d7 Who will clear the vessel tina.
nav take ttem7 What win prevent those ariclee Of
merchandise frn terkiug the Atlantic by gong up the
liver ~ across tie LAID to Atlantic port Who
i'll ip again 70 tits mart the garnered harvest until
LOuitiara Is enrolled amor tie nations =
A Washington correspondent reports conversation
With ore Cf Z IsTg'st PRINT manufacturers in the
East, who sud that IN peeuniary point OF view
manufacturers nj tie North were senehtied by the
talk If easeeiau; tie cotton factors and brokers
In tie South unre desirous OK selling the
stock Of cOftCn than at present. In many Instances
cotton hss been oerrd for = cents e per pound Than
three months tince; bur at this discount manu-
fs-urera refused TO buy, having on hand the SJrng
, Ia Of Prints, and sufficient Quantity Of cotton for
al extra demands and having perfect confidence that
they cn purchuse every btle OF cotton which they
y irh " hsLever tley need H.
UEBIGAIFIED FOR LOUISIANA 10 STAY n The
Us1oS-GOv. More Of Louisiana, in tis annual Met
rage 10 tie Legislature Of that State says:
Il do rot think the action Of Louisiana shoul1 be
uureasorptly postponed III der the mere hope or eX-
recitation thut such s'dy would be st some distant
tine convened II should meet at oace, and determine
st once be ne te dag rireS far the garatio q
@ Ri0rk ReDuJiscaH President. 4 DO ut thihk Il
c.rD07ta ruth the kOaOr and s-trcpct II LORsiGsa,
as Slartholding Stat, d irl mir ttc @ 7erHmrHt
If Black Republican, President. We
Certainly are not laced in TIE petition Of subjects Of
Enron can derrotisn Whofe 0ny door Of escape from
tyranny ia tie right Of revolution I maintain nc
ylght n each STATE to Sfccde r0rn The UA'oH. and,
therefore hateveT course lOui lana may pursue nov,
If any attempt should be made by tie Federal Gov
erun eut to cCerCe sovereign State and compel her
subj i, ion 10 al authority which size has ceased to
recognize, l should unhosiiaiingly recommend tnAt
Ioui,ienn as,is her fter State with the same alacr1ty
end courage that the colonies assted earn other N
heir struggle against the despotisn OF the Old
Void"
Tie Governor further represents that, the State
l. :. out urus defeDd iis Ii from attack Mill
tary Board should he organized and the mlis be
plact or 81 footing. On The llth instant the
Le2irLnnie s,ted upon this recommendation, military
tiI D. sing both Houses to provide for tie equipment
Of npany Of iher cavalry or infantry in each paih
Of The state; each company TO consist Of thirty+wo
member. TIE bill takes effect Immediately.
GoeD GANE-One Of oar most prominent citizens
or SATURDAY, light was parading the streets with
a eoubl -b,rrtld shotgun, who stated that ne waH
.. suufing for an AbolitiOist. The game lie good
IMemphi. Avalanche.
PREvrfcE ON CoArs oy ARms.-If South CA olina
dtes ecede Ie,ede, draw Lack, buck down, back out
ir Ii the ULioE, Ve hope abe Will have tue grace "
d., Law huge crawl fish on ter coat Of arns