New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
The Secession of south Carolina.

TIE secession Of South Carolina was celebrated here
this afternoon by the ringofa hundred guns the cheers
of The people, and military parade. There ID great
rejoicing.
The bells are now ringing merrily, and the people
are ont in the streets by hundreds tcsyng their Joy
at tie triumph Of secession Many mpromptu speeches
are being made, and the greatest excitement every
where exists.
NOZZLE, Friday, Dee 81 1869.
There e sn immense Secession meeting here 10 night
Tie widest enthusiasm is displayed. The Oldest men
are taking prominent Part in the PROCEEDINGS.
Many laces are illuminated in honor OF South Caro-
lima tonight.
PENSACOLA, FLA, Thursday, Dec. %, 1860.
The secession of South Carolina is greeted with i'm
mepse enthusiasm here. One hundred guns are being
fred in honor of the event.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Thursday Dee. 20, 1860.
Governor Moore has ordered hundred guns to be
fred at noon tomorrow in honor Of the secession of
South Carolina
NORFOLK, Va. Thursday, Dec. 20, 1860.
large meeting Of citizens was held at Ashland Hall
last night. Resolutions were adopted recommending
the holding Of National and State Conventions: op-
posing coercion fayoring the arming of the State,
and declaring against the opening Of the African slave
trade.
L'h"-~Rlfahs, friday, Dec. u, lNOJ'
general desnonstra m of Joy on the secession OF
South Carolina occurred lere to-day. One hundred
guns were fired, and TIE Pelican dag unfurled. I'm
nromptn secessOn speeches made by leading citi-
GERS, and lie Mareilles Hymn and pokas were the
only airs llayed. bust of Calhoun was exhibited
decorated with a cOckade.
An actor announced the secession Of South Carolina
last night from the stage Of the Varieties. Il
ceived with enthusiasm.
CHARLESTON, Friday, Dec. 81, 1860.
Thara nd ppocaeson of Minnie Men to-
night and several thousand cItzens strangers, hfe
men, and military were in line, with music banners
tTansTaTences, and rehec Tie procession formed
in front of Sece sion Hall and pf0ceesed 10 the Mills
Honse 10 sererade Gov. Pickens, and subsequently N
William D. Porcher President Of the Senate, General
Simmons, Speaker of the Houee General JaInison,
President of The Convention, and Mayor Macbeth, who
aclrnow ledgtd their thanks and compliments The flag
home in front of the procession thar of Captain
Berry Of Il steamer Columbia, hosted off Governor
bland. The city was alive with pleasurabe excite
ment, and number OF residences, newspaper estab-
lishments, and other public establishments were ilu
minated.
Mr.. Cushing arrived last night and remained five
hours, and departed for Washington. The rumOrs are
various rs to lis mission here.
The LEGISLATURE to-day changed the name of the
Committee on Federal to Foreign Relations, and also
a ipg. '0nni''' 70 report style OF STATE
WnmyGroy Friday, Dec. 81, 1860.
One hundred guns were to-day fired in honor of the
secession Of South Carolina.
PORTSMOUTH, Friday, Dec 81, 1860.
Fifteen guns were fired to-day. The Palmetto flag
was display ed at Norfolk.
BALTmoRE, Friday, Dec. 81, 1860.
South Cardinals secession produced not the slightest
sensation here, way the other. People seemed
relieved ard cheerful, and the streets were gayly
crowded and business wGs better. The prevailing sem
timent seeUs to be that il the North does right,
and makes honorable manly concessions indicating
absolute determination to cultivate friendly feelings
and will repeal the obnoxious laws the other Southern
States viii cheerfnlly meet them
RicHNoSD, Friday Dec. q, 1860.
The secession of South Carolina seems TO give great
satisfaction here A movement is on foot to hoist the
Palmetto Gag with fifteen stars, from the Custom
House.
am informed upon high authority that paper con-
tanning request to Mr.. Bolts to leave the State is
being circulated for igDaures 1t has already re.
ceiyed the signatures OF many influential citizens.
NORFOLK, Friday, Dec 81 1862
The Minute Men met on the stone bridge at O'Clock
to-day and fred salute OF fifteen guns in honor of
South Carolina. The Palmetto dag was hoised by b.
Il. Thomas.
On the firing of the first gun John Tyler son of ex-
President Tyler after the firing had ceased, mounted
the gun, and delivered strong secession speech
Many Of the fair ladies OF the city congregated near
by to witness the salute, and joined in by waving
LandkeIcbiets.
Norfolk is pledged to stand by South Carolina and
the South
We have just teegrapbed President Charleston Com
Tire Minute Men Of Norfolk send greeting to South
Carolina. With the glorious Palmetto flag thrown
to the breeze and floating heads we have Just
fired fifteen guns in honor OF the first step taken by
Lat gallant State and embematic hope, of coming
events. All honor and glory 10 the game-cock Of the
South. CHAs. HARRIS,
Chief Of Minute Men of Norfolk.
MACON, Friday, Dec. 81, 1860.
We are uhilant over the secession Of South Caro-
lima There is grand procession of Minue-Men, and
boniires, les ringing, cannon firing and Main street
illuminated. Speeches have been made byJ. K. Bran
ham, X. A. Smith, c. Anderson, T. Tracy, and Others