The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-17
rRoM TIIE SOUTH.

..sttps Items ABOUT Tue "o'e'uoh's III 'na'
.,,,sr,is secession. In Columbia, We'd
SNs uisnt, about four hundred Minute
nssaa' .s,i with torches. The Caroliniar
xsn psFs''"
ssFs ,,nr,uon ,bs rr;ncinaI strea.s
Iaes "shonts of dense crowd, which lined
salo s'rs la rou!e The Independents, a fine,
bs bs,s',c body of men, tnfheo out strong, each
sihteN torch. and performed escorI duty
wsa W. nrectsian Of veterans. After the
vih -, Men returned to their Hall. n resolu-
A'"uts,haoks 10 their escort was oHered, which
t'n' .ton;ed with unanimous shont that
vSH ~ he opera audience In the hall below.
-. allowing are among the notices on the
Ise .rsucies Ia the procession "Antmts
uAssP, r.rsii." "Deatb, rather than dis
2fta'T SOU ihern Action" "Sonthern
a3aoi. S,ate Rights "South Carolina.
RfnS-- wrong Trust in God and keep
hk"' 'p,vder Dry" "One at Time" DE
''a, J-ih-Oar Future An of July" mo
.-'a."'-,ns Now" Take no Step Backward"
t'nusir,stto Tree, with "i776" and "lS60." A
. hInrs a'T borne by four men, had the follow
IN ihe front a Star, with the words
WsSUa Ws ~ If we must" Now or Never on
-. rssr A large transparency had the fol-
tne tner notices "Euchre-South Carolina
9NIrt Alone" "Her Right and Left Bow
I~' ;.oTeia and Florida" "lier Trumps,
..,,ss,.Isrb .,s, Coloock, Conner with these she
.a'ras Msrch"
''1n r. engine house OF the Palmetto Company
tcb vas illuminated, was salu ted with
'h-s. hearty cheers IN passing. A similar
hate vas paid 10 the house of the 1ndepen-
- IN the Top Of which was a transparency.
- f,prteeu stars on one end aud one on
~. 1,hsr. with The motto, "Ths Union of the
S%"a,h % or south Carolina alone" surmounted
- Palmetto flag. Cheers We're also given in
,3sstgg under a banner which had been
iif-seaed across the street by Messrs. Stork &
Ur.sgug. bearing the motto, immediate
S.a,rste STATE Action" The line of march
ty.s illuminated by quantities of rockets
p,nsu candles, aud other rs-works, in ad-
anon 10 the lanterns and torches carried in
RE procession, forming altogether most bril-
sat display.
The same paper says:
An ofer. from New York, of a club of fifty
seven Young men, is made 10 Gov. Gist. if
tn.r services are needed. The writer con-
,lades as follows: Among the letters to Gov.
G,st some are from mechanics and workmen
as.iag employment. We have no doubt there
viii be many more such.
The following is a dispatch from Senator
T55mbs 10 Hon. L. NJ. Keitt:
MACON Nov. II, 1860.
u Hon. l.. NJ. kRITT [ will sustain South
tsrslina in secession. / have announced to
l.acon. If you have the power 10 acI, act at
oa,s We have bright prospects here
r. TooMBs
The Augusta (Ga.) Constitutionalist SAYS:
y-ry large amounts of specie for Georgia
bsAs. aTe being daily received, and we are re-
ably Informed that, since the first of Novem-
bsr SPOUT one million OF dollars in gold has
t-ru received by the banks in Savannah and
Aagusta alone, and the tide of gold flowing
lulJ !her vaults is as full and continuous now
s.s!any time since the flrst of the month.
TIE letter from Gov. Perry, of Florida, to
n,
ljea.l Convention as soon as it is known
ihst s shortly OF the elec L0ral votes are for
LntCln.
The following dispatches are from the Phil
.d4pnis Pennsylyanian
CHARLESTON, Nov. l4-10 o'clock.-A meet
ilEls now being held in Institute Hall, to
mshe arTa ngements 10 give the member Of the
legislature formal reception tomorrow
There will be grand demonstration.
j large number OF citizens have gone up to
he depot to receive those who return ateleyen
eci9ck tonight. The firemen in this city,
WHO number about fifteen hundred, have or
glaEed themselves into military companies,
sli drill nightly.
Th. Washington Light Infantry is a yolun-
leer corps. A number of citizens solicited the
Mayor 10 afford adequate protect ton to the
limited States Arsenal, As the Federal force
was not able 10 do so in case of sudden out
break. The Mayor detailed detachment of
this company TO take charge OF it for the pres
cot There is large quantity of arms and
ammunition stored in the Arsenal.
CHARLESTON, Nov. AL +. MA meeting
Of he Directors of the city banks was held
this afternoon. They decided that they would
no: suspend unless for the relief OF the COM
manity and the defence of the State. A full
grown Palmetto tree was trar rspldnted into
Broad street this evening, and a large liberty
pole was raised tonight on Meeting street A
large number of banners, bearing the device
Of Palmetto tree, with q lone star, have been
hung out in various parts of the city during
The day.
CHARLESTON, November 1i-l2 O'Clock, p.
M-The feeling OF secession grows stronger.
MAN. openly express the fear that Alabama
orGsJrgia will secede before South Carolina
holds her Convention, and thus rob her OF her
9Ggcoyeted glory. Some even express the
hope that il will not be a peaceful secession,
bGt desire blood TO be split to cement it for
ever
The German artillery had q grand celebra.
lion this afternoon, several officers of other
companies were present in uniform, and all
expressed themselves in favor OF secession aud
eager for the fray. The runner that BrecBIn-
ridge would visit the South for the purpose OF
urgug the people TO abide by the Union Is
aathOritatively contradicted. A dispatch has
be-n received from New Orleans to the effect
taat 8 meeting had been called TO sustain the
accession movement III South Carolina.
dispatch from Milledgeville, the capital OF
Georgia, states the Military Conven ton which
was called a year ago, for the purpose OF re-
Organizing the volun teer system, and without
any anticipation of the turn which events
nave taken, have given hearty response TO
lae secession movement. The delegates from
sHty-seyrn military organizations declared,
by vote gilmore Than 80 to one, in favor OF
secession. The others only voted against the
ssIpediency Of the declaration. Governor
brown was present, ana says that he will not
permit the coercion OF any State.
WAsHIEGTos, Nov. li.-South Carolina
oiitsare repudiutsd here to-day IN toto. They
sFs not taken al any sacrifice Business cou-
ahQes much interrupted. AtGeoTgetown,t to-
u@!, several cargoes OF grain found no pur-
Iussers 1t was sent up into the country by
saual. Business is at a complete stand still Ia
here
Two prominent Southern houses to-day re-
se'ed adSIces from Boston that they could
ior sales
,,m hm e. Wood, a graduate of Harvard Col
Sse, mas arrived in Boston, in the steamer
.N ooulh carolina, from Charleston. He was
nny n,.y requested TO leave the State, and his
Saasse paid 10 that port. Dir. Wood was In
syula .%h CaroliEa to tulfill an engagement as a
'NISoi ~ teacher in the Boonviie district.
sa ue CJilector Of the i PDrt of Charleston has
oS'eo IL necessary 10 contradict certain ru-
NJ m circulation respec ting the business al
rsirhce. tihce. The following is a dispatch re-
N'''eu oy Collector Schell, of New York
CHARLESTON, Nov. 18Th, 1850.
CO a. Aeh,H, Collector: L is reported that
d. FRANCES are refu :ed at this office. Contra
NJ ~ lie business OF the office goes on as
w. +. CoLCoCK.
,,aa reported conduct OF the Captain of ,he
NJ keystone STATE, at Charleston, was
Any tAaggerated He did not haul down the
nsTsi.'h i.Cah aud hoist the Palmetto flag, but
b, coiosin ainLed the Carolina flag by dipping
Tim. BY TELEORAPH
trs1 A,hSLEsroh, Nov. ia large Palmetto
Ibs,,'. erected yesterday evening in front OF
held ~ HAIL. An immense meeting was
civ NJ nj, welcome OF the legislators from this
Faen"a "IS returned from Columb bia yesterday.
ey an w .ne Speakers stand was Il Transparent
snd t.i'sich maich was inscribed, "Weli done, good
sidsd .u niuf servants" Mayor Macbeth pre-
SeLs,oa.n an9 made fine speech. X. w. Gardin,
which forter and others made addresses,
siasm Tsra rra received with the greatest enthu-
leosss ire works were abu undant and many
we're Illuminated hiring the day ga n :.