The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-25


necessary fer every syehodng state 10 withdraw from
corfederacy in which she has interest that
submission 70 the North lhan the tOrynm Of the
Revolutionary war; that Southern who will accept
positions in Lincon's Cabinet are uuworthy the con-
ndsnce Of The Southern people, and oug 70 os osscsed
- traitors.
meeting was aso recently held in Elizabeth City
county At which urgent appeal TO toe Legislature 70
issue call 70. state Convention Was m,de
The Adjutant General Of Virginia informed today
that the a.e had two hundred Geld Pieces Of different
calibre capable Of efficient service at any moment.
The Hon. James A. Seldom has written
able letter TO the Eramir<r, 10 which be coun.
sells non intercourse commercially and socially, with
the North, and recommends 70 that end the use OF homo
manufactures 70 the fullest eSent possible He Also
conmends aiming generally BY private enterprise s far
that be done, TO relieve the state from too
much expense and the expulsion Of AL Northern peders
Of patent medicines and forth found within the State
The letter signed " Goochland but have reason 10
know that il comes from Mr. seldom
BANK SUSPENSIONS LOCALIZED IN
GEORGIA.
MuIIpoEyHll, Ca Nov ~, 1850.
The bill removing the restrictions the banks IN the
state has pan ID the Senate by a vote Of o. to 10
ACTION OF THE BOSTON BANKS.
BosTos, Nov "a 1850.
The following resolution adopted At the meeting Of
bank onhcers this Aftx rnoor:-
Resolved, That the associated banks OF Bot.cn believe
TO be the duty CT the Boston banks 70 the In.
egrty Of specie paying banks in 40 present crisis and
In order 10 meet the demands Of the CONNER cia
nifty they will render all aid possible for the aoda
lion OF the public by dscountng 70 the utno extent OF
their ability.
The action Of the bank officers at their meeting day
considered favorable II decided that the balances
at the Clearing House should oe pad rarity bills instead
Of wholly in specie. This measure viii greatly rsheve
the banks, and enable them 70 discount freely. The
Of the banks general being deemed
safe and judiciors.
RETURN OF SrEERAGE PASSENGERS FROM
THE SOUTH.
The steamship Nashville, Captain Murray, Of the New
York and Charleston Steamship line, arrived at this port
At O'Clock Saturday morning from Charleston and
brought ba;k forty seersge passengers who
PERMITTED 10 land but back by order the
Mayor Of Charleston.
The steamship James Adger, OF the line arrived
from Charleston Monday evening last, and brought
back thirty two steerage passengers who back
by the same authority
The steamship Florida Of the New YorS and Savannah
line arrived Friday night from The latter port and
brought fourteen cabin and twenty egh. steersge pas
sengers.
These passengers mosiy mechanics and laborsrs.
They ali came back passage free.
The republican oca journals nsis. that the parties
the steamship Adger driven Of ChArleson out
the returned passengers state that they informed
the mildes and gcntemany terms that !hen presence
not desirable at this unctCre, owing 70 the excited
s,se Of the feeling Of tie Inhabitants al trst place
me public works Charleston hsv ng been suspended
busne of AL kinds raid be utterly proetra.ed there
and Il 10 impossible FOR aborers 10 fnd employment.
rntn farther notice tee Savannah and CnAr.esion
steamers VIII not carry hence steersse rsserges
THE BANK SUSPENSIONS IN VIRGINIA.
Prom the Richmond Dispatch, Nov. 25
The storm rsees and the high. Gnan.
oial entertainments gro wing out political rrita-
,se con reesraey "a = ma - ..ss -.
ration csrrot repudate Us constitutional obligations and
naAe bold and fecAen crufAoe sgainsi the rights,
the peace and fsfety ~ the cther With !mpuny. Ia
well that the storm sba be equal 10 the sgyrsvntions
that occasios H. The higher ald tie It's
orr cincrltw. on ssnc permanent basis The nator wo
may trust VI be sl the Better f,r psing through the
me ines.ons yesterday were ., general suspension
cfspecsc rayr epts BY the bapks Of the rnon. They
cannot Withstand that psuc ~bicn inspired BY the
fear ofs neral RUN, Ia which esery oeaoved 70
tas special care Of hs ovn household Capitalists, dc
posorv and su dispoeed " take such ,le,s may
shal cone. The remedy q snspepson 70 protect the
bank from ths general fear violent one bat neces
sy 70 enabc those ns,utons-coief sources, IS they
are Of capital for the fostering OF industy-to extend
Ad 10 business sIt relieve In tcme measure the
dstress Of the Ltncs TO maintain the movement Of CON-
rerce 10 supply, In nct, a. well ~ p,Rlbe, the wants
Of the people ~ prevent stArva,op ~ were, 10 the
midst oi plenty This remedy 10 ais says violent one,
indicating violent disease 70 the present case the
panic OF the most uncomfortable character being
political, Involving Appreciated national disruption and
strife Such the condii on TO which the counsry Is
brought by reckless sectional party, repud atlng ts
sacred obligations and wsrrlng against the welfare,
harmony and Of IL country 10 elevate man 70 the
Presidency and -. ,szs ss po.s, :1s s,onsfe o. the
have the consolation OF believing that the DISASTROUS
they are ths stronger around we have 70 bope that The
ifsues Of the sectional agitation v DC brought 70 test
and settlement, and country not divided, viii si
last have from wicked and pcrverse crusade that
h., s e MIND =, ysa and
have suspended. The Akxsndria Gasore Of yesterday
says-rhe BADt Of The Old Donnion Of tns city, yestsr
msnts BY all the Richmond banks determined 70 make
like sussus,on, asd declined 70 redeem for ths pressa1
Farmers' Banks bad comparatively few calls made up,a
she and all demands for redemption The directors
determined thai II run should be made upon them for
specie, they vii suspend also.
4 meeting OF merchants 70 take place IN Aleran.
dra yesterday 70 take action 10 reference 70 the expected
advance the rates Of exchange consequent upoa
peosor Of specie payments By the banks Of the state
THE CRISIS IN THE PULPIT.
ANTI SLAVERY sEHxox ny TIE REv. ,. ". v. sLoASE.
ms Rev. j. W. Sloane, Of the twenty hlrd street
Third Reformed Presbyieran church, preached mort
violent Anti slavery Sunday evening, choosing
for bis subject Thc Present Aspects Of the ssvery
Revolution"
he church w0 deneely crowded, and among the con-
gresaiiop number Of coored people, Who appeared
70 give the mos, earnest stenoc 70 the reverend rem
remar remarks Afer the usua open ne exercises tte
Rev M Sloane Ncendcd the pulpit aud proceeded 10 al
drcss the congregation Substance - foows-Hs text,
be sad be woold take from the 2is chspter of lsssh
rom the 9TH 70 the 18TH v~sss, bet particularly
from the l2th verse.
"rhe wslchmsn said, the morning oome,h, and also The
night
These words we're spoken, sac ne, cy he Prophet
Isaiah during TIE servtcae OF Babylon. z,ou was vi.
derbess, and the city soort hin was % ruln. Tnere
was net the busy nun q tvsneu ia the
deserted city 40 tie people a. s~sy "a servtOde
and boudase Rot the rovr uN srrroash,nx. there vW